migration. the groups, of mass migration. the groups, made up of 25 right wing tory mps . they're calling on rishi mps. they're calling on rishi sunak to close temporary visa schemes for care workers in a bid to reduce figures by more than 80,000. they claim the proposed measures would reduce net migration by 400,000. therefore meeting the 2019 manifesto pledge to people have been killed in a mass shooting in the us state of maryland, which police have now confirmed involved more than one gunman, an 18 year old woman and a 20 year old man died in the attack in baltimore. at least 14 victims under the age of 18 were shot, nine remain in hospital. the attack happened at a brooklyn day event at the start of the 4th of july holiday weekend . and the grandmother of weekend. and the grandmother of a boy killed by police in paris dunng a boy killed by police in paris during a traffic stop is urging

protesters to end the riots as the french government held crisis talks this evening to address the civil unrest. after address the civil unrest. after a fifth night of violence . nana a fifth night of violence. nana marzouk's grandmother says rioters are using his death as an excuse to cause havoc. the family has called for calm. the city's regional president says she's confident order will be restored . what's happening is restored. what's happening is unra— restored. what's happening is ultra violence— restored. what's happening is ultra violence by— : what's happening is ultra violence by small groups of people— ultra violence by small groups of people that— ultra violence by small groups of people that are very well organised— of people that are very well organised and— of people that are very well organised and very well trained and— organised and very well trained and they— organised and very well trained and they went— organised and very well trained and they want to— organised and very well trained and they want to defy the republic— and they want to defy the republic and— and they want to defy the republic and the republic will not yield. — republic and the republic will not yield. ane— republic and the republic will not yield. and we will fight beek— not yield. and we will fight beck . — not yield. and we will fight beck . the— not yield. and we will fight back . the us— not yield. and we will fight back . 0:7“. not yield. and we will fight back . 3:7“. .. not yield. and we will fight- back . the us president will meet back. the us president will meet king charles and the prime minister when he visits the uk next week. buckingham palace has confirmed joe biden will visit windsor castle on the 10th of july. the white house says he's travelling to to london strengthen the close relationship between the nations. he'll then head to lithuania for the nato summit

before going on to finland . road before going on to finland. road and rail passengers are facing yet more disruption over the next week as left members at 16 train companies in england will refuse to work overtime , which refuse to work overtime, which operators rely on to run their full time table. the union says it's calling for fair pay , but it's calling for fair pay, but the rail delivery group says aslef rejected its last offer of a £5,000 raise, which would bnng a £5,000 raise, which would bring the basic salary for drivers working a four day week to nearly £65,000. service fees will be affected from tomorrow through to saturday. torfaen line dab+ radio and on tune in. this is gb news. now it's time for headliners . for headliners. hello and weccmel— for headliners. hello and womeelc lo— : hello and welcome to headliners . q»- ”

welcome to headliners. your nightly— welcome to headliners. your nlglcly look— welcome to headliners. your nightly look through the next day's newspapers. unless you're watching the 5 am. repeat, in which case it's today's newspapers. anyway, i'm leo kearse and i'm joined by comedian paul cox and professor of virology and massive liar louis shaffer . how of virology and massive liar louis shaffer. how are you of virology and massive liar louis shaffer . how are you both louis shaffer. how are you both doing? — louis shaffer. how are you both oolnge veal.— louis shaffer. how are you both doing? yeah, great. thanks, leo. really good to be here once again with the doctor himself. how are you doing? i'm the doctor. you got any got any more big scientific discoveries, breakthroughs to share with us. it's just you can't help but report— it's just you can't help but report on— it's just you can't help but report on the— it's just you can't help but report on the news because the lc eucl— report on the news because the news is such anti— report on the news because the news is such anti news and it peele— news is such anti news and it needs p— news is such anti news and it needs p peele— news is such anti news and it needs it needs the proper spin. okay. — needs it needs the proper spin. okay. ano— needs it needs the proper spin. okay. and talking— needs it needs the proper spin. okay. and talking of— needs it needs the proper spin. okay. and talking of the- needs it needs the proper spin. okay. and talking of the news, let's have a look at the front pages of tomorrow's newspapers kicking with the kicking things off with the daily . they lead put daily mail. they lead with put brakes on damaging 2030 petrol car ban . the telegraph leads car ban. the telegraph leads with banks must respect free speech. the guardian has fears mount that the nhs will be forced to charge for care. the metro has is just not cricket. the express has doctors raised spectre of nhs strikes until

2025 and the daily star has china's cosmic moon nukes. 2025 and the daily star has china's cosmic moon nukes . and china's cosmic moon nukes. and those were your front pages . and those were your front pages. and let's have a closer look at those front pages, starting with the daily mail. paul yeah, the daily mail put brakes on damaging 2030 petrol car ban . damaging 2030 petrol car ban. now, i don't know who came up well— now, i don't know who came up wllle zooo. — now, i don't know who came up wllle zooo. l-m— now, i don't know who came up with 2030. i'm assuming it was nostradamus— with 2030. i'm assuming it was nostradamus because it's about you knoll— nostradamus because it's about you knoll le— nostradamus because it's about you know, he gets— nostradamus because it's about you know, he gets about as many things— you know, he gets about as many things accurate— you know, he gets about as many things accurate as— you know, he gets about as many things accurate as this is going to be. — things accurate as this is going to be. ll-c— things accurate as this is going to be. it's madness. nothing's going— to be. it's madness. nothing's going lo— to be. it's madness. nothing's golpg lo pe— to be. it's madness. nothing's going to be achieved by 2030. i cell— going to be achieved by 2030. i tell you— going to be achieved by 2030. i can tell you what's— going to be achieved by 2030. i can tell you what's going to be ochlevel— can tell you what's going to be ochlevel py— can tell you what's going to be achieved by 2030. _ can tell you what's going to be achieved by 2030. we will drive our economy -the - achieved by 2030. we will drive our economy the ground our economy into the ground lymp— our economy into the ground lcylpplocleleve— our economy into the ground trying achieve something we trying to achieve something we con-l— trying to achieve something we cool-py— trying to achieve something we con-l-py zoolo- trying to achieve something we can't by 2030 because it can't achieve by 2030 because it leec— can't achieve by 2030 because it peel effecte— can't achieve by 2030 because it just affects-working- just affects the working classes. and - just affects the working classes. and for some reason, wlrerrewer ony— classes. and for some reason, whenever any government of any colour— whenever any government of any color molec— whenever any government of any colour makes policy of this peerle— colour makes policy of this nature, particularly when it's prowl— nature, particularly when it's about we— nature, particularly when it's about the environment, they seem to about the environment, they seem lo-wrrole— about the environment, they seem to-whole economy- about the environment, they seem to whole economy runs to forget the whole economy runs on to forget the whole economy runs ore-workroo— to forget the whole economy runs or-worllrrp—arrll on the working class. yeah. and therefore— on the working class. yeah. and therefore they _ on the working class. yeah. and therefore they need to be able

to afford— therefore they need to be able to afford lo— therefore they need to be able to afford to operate. it's not lucr— to afford to operate. it's not leer-workwee— to afford to operate. it's not just working classes. just the working classes. ii meowou— upper mean, myself, i'm an upper middle man . mean, myself, i'm an upper middle man. paul. i mean, myself, i'm an upper middle man . paul. i don't middle class man. paul. i don't know if you've noticed the way i dress, but as comedian, as dress, but as a comedian, as a gigging comedian, which we all are. i mean. louis maybe not so much but need to much anymore, but we need to drive places and also drive drive to places and also drive back, which you can't in an back, which you can't do in an electric car because you've got back, which you can't do in an ellchargear because you've got back, which you can't do in an ellcharge it because you've got back, which you can't do in an ellcharge it becau you )u've got back, which you can't do in an ellcharge it becau you gets got back, which you can't do in an ellcharge it becau you get there to charge it when you get there for eight hours until the for about eight hours until the battery we need battery is full. so we need petrol, we need diesel. i mean, i drive, i drive a petrol car. i mean, louis, are you do you think this is a tall, feasible, a 20, 30 ban on petrol cars . a 20, 30 ban on petrol cars. yeah, i think it is feasible. but it will destroy the 4:3“ . but it will destroy the country. were— but it will destroy the country. we-relo— but it will destroy the country. we-relo clare— but it will destroy the country. we're . a state of _ but it will destroy the country. we're a state of war right we're in a state of war right ille— we're in a state of war right now. -like. like- we're in a state of war right now. . we're in a state of war right. now. -like. like world war now. it's like. like world war three. it's the. it's the three. but it's the. it's the glopollclc— three. but it's the. it's the globalists versus- ”r.“:;r:; but it's the. it's the globalists versus britain. “car globalists versus britain. they were— globalists versus britain. they woul trey— globalists versus britain. they want they want— globalists versus britain. they want they want to _ globalists versus britain. they want they want to destroy this country and they want to stop people from driving and they want to put people in little boxes and want to take boxes and they want to take control of everything. does this kind control of everything. does this lure-clung— control of everything. does this kind .thing exist— control of everything. does this kind-thing exist in- control of everything. does this kind-thing exist in the- kind of thing exist in the scarecr— kind of thing exist in the states? louis— kind of thing exist in the states? louis being our american correcporrlerrl— states? louis being our american correspondent, yes. but the difference it's by state difference is, is it's by state by state basis. so you've got 50

states. so hopefully maybe if 40 make this mistake , just hedge make this mistake, just hedge their bets. yeah. then the other ten their bets. yeah. then the other lerr wlll— their bets. yeah. then the other lerr wlll coy,— their bets. yeah. then the other ten will say, this— their bets. yeah. then the other ten will say, this didn't- ” “4:1?" then the other ten will say, this didn't work our.— ten will say, this didn't work our. — ten will say, this didn't work our. well— ten will say, this didn't work out. well, you— ten will say, this didn't work out. well, you can- ten will say, this didn't work out. �*flr�*r:;.. rtc“ ten will say, this didn't work out. �*flr�*r:;.. rt.r:“ rt.r:“ ten will say, this didn't work out. rt?“ rt?“ out. well, you can you can see stuff like this happens in the sort of democrat led states and then they fail and then everybody texas everybody moves to texas or florida run by florida that are run by republicans. and then they'll properly— republicans. and then they'll. probably—leaders probably elect their own leaders wrec— probably elect their own leaders wool—croco- probably elect their own leaders that—states fail- probably elect their own leaders that—states fail as. that make those states fail as well— that make those states fail as well p— that make those states fail as well. it seems— that make those states fail as well. it seems to— that make those states fail as well. it seems to be what's poppeplpg— well. it seems to be what's happening across western europe. the happening across western europe. rue-wer— happening across western europe. rwe-wlw lure— happening across western europe. the -with this stuff— happening across western europe. the -with this stuff is- the point with this stuff is it's anything it's just damaging. anything that's could be good as that's that could be good as a result of this policy. so instead of instead of saying this is we need to achieve this is what we need to achieve and have a hybrid, and we need to have a hybrid, a selection of ways to achieve it, and we're not going to a and we're not going to put a date on it, but we're going to you know, we're going to have a target that sometime the target that sometime long in the future, we're going to future, but we're going to increment there. yeah, increment our way there. yeah, we achieve some of those we might achieve some of those things, but we're just going we might achieve some of those thingthisit we're just going we might achieve some of those thingthis isve're just going we might achieve some of those thingthis is ridiculous. st going we might achieve some of those thingthis is ridiculous. you»ing now. this is ridiculous. you can't make happen by 2030. can't make this happen by 2030. don't want to achieve those don't want to achieve all those lunge— don't want to achieve all those cringe-lurc— don't want to achieve all those things. isn't enough things. there isn't enough eleclrlc— things. there isn't enough electric _the| electric generation in the enure— electric generation in the entire world _ electric generation in the entire world run these well. entire world to run these well. aru— entire world to run these well. and also. — entire world to run these well. and also. l— entire world to run these well. and also, i mean,— entire world to run these well. and also, i mean, the- entire world to run these well. and also, i mean, the battery capacity, mean, to capacity, i mean, to have a suddenly replace you

suddenly replace and just, you know, mean, it's almost know, i mean, it's almost six years it's, you years away. it's, you know, seven years away to replace everybody's petrol engine and petrol the petrol petrol tank and all the petrol stations with with charging points and lithium batteries. i mean, that's just impossible . mean, that's just impossible. who's going to mine all this lithium, the children in africa are mining this stuff. are going to going to bleeding to they're going to be bleeding at nails from at the nails ulez from fulfilling this ridiculous promise. yeah. i mean, at the erro— promise. yeah. i mean, at the curl of— promise. yeah. i mean, at the curl or we— promise. yeah. i mean, at the curl of we loy— promise. yeah. i mean, at the end of the day and- t/r:;?“ i mean, at the end of the day and the beginning of end of the day and the beginning or we— end of the day and the beginning or we loy— end of the day and the beginning or we lay lc— end of the day and the beginning of the day is that— end of the day and the beginning of the day is that there isn't enough— of the day is that there isn't errouplr or— of the day is that there isn't enough of everything to do what trey-re— enough of everything to do what llrey-re doing— enough of everything to do what llrey-re doing .— enough of everything to do what they're doing . yeah, they they're doing. yeah, they were— they're doing. yeah, they whoever- are - they're doing. yeah, they whoever-are ,- they're doing. yeah, they whoever are , they just they're doing. yeah, they- whoever- are , they just want whoever they are, they just want to. whoever they are, they just want to rlrey— whoever they are, they just want to rlrey woul— whoever they are, they just want lo. llrey worw lo— whoever they are, they just want to. they want to take away our rlrey— to. they want to take away our cars. they take— to. they want to take away our cars. they take away our woolly.— cars. they take away ouri mobility. - state cars. they take away our. mobility.-state of mobility. we're in a state of war-clue— mobility. we're in a state of war-clue lc— mobility. we're in a state of war-this is a- mobility. we're in a state of war-this is a war- mobility. we're in a state of war this is a war against war that this is a war against emolu— war that this is a war against erllolrr lucr— war that this is a war against britain just for— war that this is a war against britain just for the sake of balance. — britain just for the sake of balance. i'd— britain just for the sake of balance. i'd just- britain just for the sake of balance. r: . balance. i'd just like to say we're not actually at war with the state. we just grumble about them. but i mean, don't. don't you market with you think paul, the market with us? well, the market could could just make these changes itself. i mean, if you look at tesla, they're not a company that's this beholden and they weren't commissioned by the government to create electric cars . they

to create electric cars. they went out and did it because they knew could sell them. knew they could sell them. i mean, couldn't we let the mean, couldn't we just let the market gradually ramp up the capacity and make money and we can tax it and then instead of instead of choking the economy, it's actually going to boost the economy? well, that's exactly it, economy? well, that's exactly it _knowr - economy? well, that's exactly it, _ know, with - economy? well, that's exactlyj it,_know, with any it, isn't it? you know, with any product,— it, isn't it? you know, with any prolucl-wlrol— it, isn't it? you know, with any product, what elon at tesla product, what what elon at tesla has product, what what elon at tesla lroc lore— product, what what elon at tesla has done there— product, what what elon at tesla has done there is— product, what what elon at tesla has done there is he'd already llerulrlel— has done there is he'd already identified the— has done there is he'd already identified the technology before he identified the technology before lee-cor— identified the technology before lre-cor or— identified the technology before lee-cor or-ll- he built the car or had it epplrreerel— he built the car or had it engineered the process essentially— engineered the process essentially what he was essentially for what he was lrylrre— essentially for what he was trying-achieve- essentially for what he was trying achieve was completed trying to achieve was completed by trying to achieve was completed bv-he_ trying to achieve was completed py-lre weru— trying to achieve was completed py-lre werw lo- trying to achieve was completed by he went to market by the time he went to market erro— by the time he went to market eel-cpole— by the time he went to market and-spoke about- by the time he went to market and spoke about this and then he spoke about it this is and then he spoke about it this lc wre— and then he spoke about it this lc wee-lc— and then he spoke about it this is the-is this— and then he spoke about it this is the-is this is— and then he spoke about it this is the-is this is the- is the this is this is the complete— is the this is this is the complete opposite of that. wool-c— complete opposite of that. wool-e coylpp— complete opposite of that. that's saying we we put a we that's saying we put we put a we put o— that's saying we put we put a we put o-wre— that's saying we put we put a we put o-llre cowl— that's saying we put we put a we put a-the sand. this- that's saying we put we put a we put a the sand. this is put a line in the sand. this is we— put a line in the sand. this is the lore.— put a line in the sand. this is the date. we're— put a line in the sand. this is the date. we're going to achieve it the date. we're going to achieve p by— the date. we're going to achieve p by were— the date. we're going to achieve ll py were. we— the date. we're going to achieve it by then. it's totally unachievable. and how do we generate— unachievable. and how do we generate electricity? generate this electricity? ij generate this electricity? i- mean,_how what's mean, this you know, how what's weer-c— mean, this you know, how what's what's generating— mean, this you know, how what's what's generating what's perrerollrre— generating the electricity. were-s— generating the electricity. i there's—electrify there's a way of, like electrify virtue signalling. i think passionate britain could be self sustaining. anyway, moving on, we've got the telegraph. what's on the front cover of the telegraph. the daily telegraph. rule— telegraph. the daily telegraph. were re— telegraph. the daily telegraph. this is actually—

telegraph. the daily telegraph. this is actually good— g the daily telegraph. this is actually good news, but it's this is actually good news, but we rrol. — this is actually good news, but we rrol. or— this is actually good news, but it's not. of course— this is actually good news, but it's not. of course with me. i'm going— it's not. of course with me. i'm going lo— it's not. of course with me. i'm going lo-ll.— it's not. of course with me. i'm going to-it-igoingl it's not. of course with me. i'm going to it. going to going to make it. i'm going to spur— going to make it. i'm going to cplrr p— going to make it. i'm going to cplrr p oc— going to make it. i'm going to eplrr ll oc pol— going to make it. i'm going to spin it as bad news because eweryllrlrrp— spin it as bad news because everything seems like bad news to everything seems like bad news lo—rrrucl- everything seems like bad newsj to_must respond. to me that banks must respond. checked—ol- checked the free speech of customers .the - checked the free speech of customers the treasury customers and the treasury perolec— customers and the treasury berates-that- berates lenders that shut accounts after— berates lenders that shut accounts after taking exception to clleruc— accounts after taking exception to clients opinions. '“r: to clients opinions. and this comes after nigel farage was had his accounts shut down. i mean, we don't know for sure that it's because of his political opinions and his activities, but it seems very likely. but wouldn't you say,- . rr:;3 . but wouldn't you say, leah, what it seems very likely. but- wouldn't you say, leah, what you lucr— wouldn't you say, leah, what you tucl coll— wouldn't you say, leah, what you just said before,— wouldn't you say, leah, what you just said before, let— wouldn't you say, leah, what you just said before, let the market hopele— just said before, let the market lrorrlle p.— just said before, let the market lrorrlle p. wry— just said before, let the market handle it. why can't why is the government— handle it. why can't why is the government getting involved in this government getting involved in were erro— government getting involved in this and telling— government getting involved in this and telling them not to do it? this and telling them not to do we eul— this and telling them not to do we put wre— this and telling them not to do it? but this isn't— this and telling them not to do it? but this isn't this isn't cree— it? but this isn't this isn't the mower— it? but this isn't this isn't the market handling of the banks just-make— the market handling of the banks just make money? just wanted to make money? eecocue— just wanted to make money? recruse rte— just wanted to make money? because the thing— just wanted to make money? because the thing-all- just wanted to make money? because the thing-all the. because the thing is, all the people that have political opinions slightly to opinions that are slightly to the tend to be incredibly the right tend to be incredibly rich because they're sensible. it's sensible to have those opinions. you know, they're opinions. so, you know, they're going have know, they're going to have you know, they're going to have you know, they're going the conservative going to have the conservative mindset. is self reliant mindset. invests is self reliant , generates wealth. so they're the accounts. but you're saying

it's just about money. leo but it's just about money. leo but it's not. i'm saying it's not about money. no, it's not about money at all. this is this is about this is about the woke mania that's gripped all of our corporations and all of our pubuc corporations and all of our public institutions. and how can we escape it? i mean, we possibly escape it? i mean, i know of people who have had accounts closed down and they've gone to like eight different banks and none of the banks, all the oh, no, the banks will say, oh, no, you're untouchable, you're a you're an untouchable, you're a pariah. can we do it in pariah. we can we can do it in the same way that that anheuser—busch, the light anheuser—busch, the bud light people being basically people are being basically killed america. and we could killed in america. and we could pick killed in america. and we could plcl-llrese— killed in america. and we could pick -these -and. pick one of these banks. and wlpel— pick one of these banks. and wlpel rrrrpe— pick one of these banks. and nigel farage can— pick one of these banks. and nigel farage can lead the charge rrrlrrsl— nigel farage can lead the charge rooms-prel- nigel farage can lead the charge against bank cuts. against whatever bank cuts. i swel— against whatever bank cuts. i strut ll— against whatever bank cuts. i strut ll wrs— against whatever bank cuts. i think it was coots_ against whatever bank cuts. “< . t t/r:;?“ nobody think it was coots yeah. nobody nobody knows— think it was coots yeah. nobody nobody knows that— think it was coots yeah. nobody nobody knows that bag. - . t t/r:;?“ nobody nobody knows that bag. �*flr�*r:;.. nobody knows that bag. well, it's nobody knows that bag. well, lr-s r— nobody knows that bag. well, lr-s r post— nobody knows that bag. well, it's a posh bank.— nobody knows that bag. well, it's a posh bank. it— nobody knows that bag. well, it's a posh bank. it was the queen's bank. i had a job interview there once. obviously i get because i'm i didn't get it because i'm a scottish they wanted scottish accent. they wanted somebody accent somebody with a posh accent because virtue because really, when the virtue signal, missing the signal, they're missing it. the fact that they're incredibly classist. i mean, because classist. yeah. i mean, because they have deal with people they have to deal with people who posh. they they have to deal with people who posh . they don't want. who are posh. they don't want. yeah, they don't want somebody like no. pretending that

like me. no. pretending that they're middle class they're upper middle class anyway. know, anyway. paul you know, like, i mean , can you imagine this is mean, can you imagine this is the stuff of conspiracy theories, 2 or 3 years ago is all complete reality now. this is controlling the way- rt this is controlling the way people sperl. — is controlling the way people sperl. so — is controlling the way people speak. so that— is controlling the way people speak. so that they can operate a speak. so that they can operate r lul— speak. so that they can operate r lll llle — speak. so that they can operate rlll llle you— speak. so that they can operate a bit like you need— speak. so that they can operate a bit like you need food and wle— a bit like you need food and wrle l— a bit like you need food and water. i don't— a bit like you need food and water. i don't know if you lellewe— water. i don't know if you lellewe lu— water. i don't know if you believe in food- water. i don't know if you believe in food and water. louis reru— believe in food and water. louis were, you— believe in food and water. louis were, you lo.— believe in food and water. louis yeah, you do. you— believe in food and water. louis yeah, you do. you believe in fool— yeah, you do. you believe in lool rul— yeah, you do. you believe in food and water?— yeah, you do. you believe in food and water? just, just, just clrecllrre— food and water? just, just, just checking. however, it's like lower— checking. however, it's like lower-wrler- checking. however, it's like taking water away checking. however, it's like- taking-water away from taking food and water away from purpos— taking food and water away from humans—survive- taking food and water away from humans. survive for humans. they won't survive for a rumor— humans. they won't survive for a tumor or— humans. they won't survive for a human or a person— humans. they won't survive for a human or a person to survive in soclely— human or a person to survive in soclely, llrey— human or a person to survive in soclely, llrey peel— human or a person to survive in society, they need a functioning prel— society, they need a functioning lrul—llere-s- bank account. now there's rlsolulely— bank account. now there's absolutely around it. absolutely no way around it. i know— absolutely no way around it. i know-rloul- absolutely no way around it. i know about central know we talk about central llpllrl— know we talk about central digital, currency lot, digital, digital currency a lot, rul— digital, digital currency a lot, rel-exrclly— digital, digital currency a lot, and-exactly why- digital, digital currency a lot, and exactly why i'm and this is exactly why i'm rrrlrrsl— and this is exactly why i'm rprlrrsl p,— and this is exactly why i'm against it, because you cannot lowe— against it, because you cannot lrle rwry— against it, because you cannot take away people's lifeblood tusl— take away people's lifeblood tuel pecrue— take away people's lifeblood just because they disagree with you.— just because they disagree with you. wpo-s— just because they disagree with you. who's making those decisions?— you. who's making those decisions? yeah, some small girl wllp— decisions? yeah, some small girl wllp purple— decisions? yeah, some small girl with purple hair.— decisions? yeah, some small girl with purple hair. yeah. and lprl-s— with purple hair. yeah. and lprl-s rol— with purple hair. yeah. and that's not on. _ with purple hair. yeah. and that's not on. and it is. . that's not on. and it is. it is somebody— that's not on. and it is. it is somebody with— that's not on. and it is. it is somebody with purple hair. it is all seven of them. no, this- all seven of them. no, this leclslorr— all seven of them. no, this decision came— all seven of them. no, this decision came from up high. it came from. no,— decision came from up high. it came from. no, i— decision came from up high. it came from. no, i don't believe it came from. no, i don't believe ll-l— came from. no, i don't believe ll-l lplrl— came from. no, i don't believe it-i think it's— came from. no, i don't believe it-i think it's a- came from. no, i don't believe it-i think it's a mania. it did. i think it's a mania that creeps out across institutions and it's the slow

march through the institutions. you somehow, you know, we've we've somehow, despite soviet despite vanquishing the soviet union somehow union in the 80s, we've somehow become a terrible version of the soviet union. it's ridiculous. and it's ridiculous for this to be happening just at the end of pride month, which is all about which is all about diversity and inclusion, not when it comes inclusion, but not when it comes to opinions is apparently and also of these people i also some of these people i mean, a there's mean, there's a there's a reverend fothergill who reverend richard fothergill who had account shut you had his account shut down. you know, excuse for nigel know, the excuse for nigel farage is that, well, he's a politically exposed person, which , you obviously all which, you know, obviously all people in politics are. people involved in politics are. i don't see jess phillips having her account shut down. it's just nigel farage for reason. nigel farage for some reason. but fothergill, but richard farage fothergill, he's he's he's a reverend. he's he's nothing with politics. he nothing to do with politics. he just complained to his bank that they so many pride flags , they had so many pride flags, which you can understand because you can't move for, you know, i mean, it's almost like they have a they have a guy at the entrance bank. won't entrance to the bank. they won't let you in unless you're wearing sparkly hot pants you know, sparkly hot pants and, you know, doing line with pride, doing a conga line with pride, flags and stuff. and had his flags and stuff. and he had his his down just

his account shut down just because he didn't subscribe to the ideology. you are happy the ideology. so you are happy having you call it, the having whatever you call it, the government having this having the state. well the the british state. well the treasurer is— the british state. well the treasurer is the— the british state. well the treasurer is the is- . well the treasurer is the is the final lerrler. — treasurer is the is the final lender. this— treasurer is the is the final lender. this is— treasurer is the is the final lender. this is the- treasurer is the is the final lender. “ “g lender. this is the thing. all these banks that will let you have an account, they have to have an account, they have to have an account, they have to have an with the have an account with the treasury. so nobody gets i mean, maybe at the end of the day having this final power is having this this final power is going to is going to save us. but what happens when the final power— but what happens when the final power ls— but what happens when the final power ls pr— but what happens when the final power is in somebody else's prrlse — power is in somebody else's hands? we're— power is in somebody else's hands? my; tr: t: hands? we're totally screwed. okay. i'm totally— hands? my; tr: t: okay. i'm totally pessimistic. so okay. i'm totally pessimistic. so porlrrp— okay. i'm totally pessimistic. so boring message. ' so boring message. anyway, we've got now. what have got the metro now. what have they front cover? they got in the front cover? just cricket, leo. just just not cricket, leo. it's just rol— just not cricket, leo. it's just rrol crlclel. — just not cricket, leo. it's just not cricket. anyone who was not cricket. so anyone who was wrlcplrrp— not cricket. so anyone who was watching-ashes— not cricket. so anyone who was watching ashes today watching the ashes today will know— watching the ashes today will lrrow lpere — watching the ashes today will know there was— watching the ashes today will know there was a— watching the ashes today will know there was a rather controversial— know there was a rather controversial moment part way lproupp— controversial moment part way through afternoon's cricket through the afternoon's cricket in through the afternoon's cricket lr-ropppy— through the afternoon's cricket lr-ropppy purel- through the afternoon's cricket in -johnny burst ,- through the afternoon's cricket in johnny burst , though, in which johnny burst, though, slumped— in which johnny burst, though, was stumped out.— in which johnny burst, though, was stumped out. he was stumped out was stumped out. he was stumped oul pecuse— was stumped out. he was stumped out because the— was stumped out. he was stumped out because the ball— was stumped out. he was stumped out because the ball was still in out because the ball was still lrr ploy— out because the ball was still lrr plry rel— out because the ball was still in play and because the ball was sllll— in play and because the ball was sllll pr— in play and because the ball was sllll lrr ploy,— in play and because the ball was sllll lrr plry, pe— in play and because the ball was still in play, he moved outside of still in play, he moved outside ol pls— still in play, he moved outside of his crease.— still in play, he moved outside of his crease. the— still in play, he moved outside of his crease. the australian wlclel— of his crease. the australian wicket keeper— of his crease. the australian wicket keeper stumped up the slumps— wicket keeper stumped up the slumps wllp— wicket keeper stumped up the stumps with the _ wicket keeper stumped up the stumps with the balls. he was

oul.— stumps with the balls. he was oul. ll-s— stumps with the balls. he was out. it's within— stumps with the balls. he was out. it's within the rules, but ll-s— out. it's within the rules, but ll-s mol— out. it's within the rules, but it's not within— out. it's within the rules, but it's not within the spirit of lpe— it's not within the spirit of lpe prme. — it's not within the spirit of the game. yeah, i've played crlclel. — the game. yeah, i've played cricket. you— the game. yeah, i've played cricket. you don't- the game. yeah, i've played cricket. /r:. r3:r“ . cricket. you don't move away from your, you know your your bit whatever it's called where you're out of your crease , the you're out of your crease, the crease you don't move, you or rut. i'd rather call it a rut . rut. i'd rather call it a rut. you don't leave your rut unless it's, you know, unless. yeah. louis i mean, what do you make of this? i know america took cricket and turned it into baseball, which is a rubbish version of cricket for girls. what we talking version of cricket for girls. i what-we talking about? what are we talking about? propel.— what are we talking about? cricket-still- what are we talking about? cricket-still on- cricket. are we still on cricket? cricket? a superior, a prmee — cricket? cricket? a superior, a prmee ll— cricket? cricket? a superior, a game? it isn't a superior game. it's the dullest game in the entire world. played by gentlemen. - entire world. played by| gentlemen. .played entire world. played by gentlemen. played by knock gentlemen. it's played by knock offs. whatever. offs. whatever whatever. you have you to have that saying, you have to have that saying, you have to have sayings about have a pithy sayings about cricket. don't like it. cricket. i don't like it. it's an animal game played by gentlemen. gentleman's gentlemen. it's a gentleman's game played by rugby. whatever one those things it. one of those two things is it. it's. it's a, it's cricket. it's this game where basically the whole purpose of cricket is to watch the wives watching the what their husbands and boyfriends in the middle of a field while they go into the clubhouse and, and fool around

with the other team. okay. why aren't the other— with the other team. okay. why aren't the other team. - okay. why aren't the other team. there you go. aren't the other team. there you to. l— aren't the other team. there you to. l pom-l— aren't the other team. there you go. i don't understand. finally, com-lo— go. i don't understand. finally, com-lo lpe— go. i don't understand. finally, can-do the daily- go. i don't understand. finally, can do the daily star? in can we do the daily star? in a mlmule— can we do the daily star? in a minute. lewis— can we do the daily star? in a minute. lewis _ can we do the daily star? in a minute. lewis >_ can we do the daily star? in a minute. lewis > in- can we do the daily star? in a minute. lewis 5 “ minute. lewis > in a minute is they're saying that china wants to go moon to get stuff, to go to the moon to get stuff, to go to the moon to get stuff, to make weapons us and that's that's the news. but of course they've always wanted to go to they've always wanted to go to the moon and maybe this is what they're they're putting this they're they're putting out this promotion of sort of promotion as a way of sort of getting people china to getting the people of china to be more on their to on their side because china is falling apart. ican't side because china is falling apart. i can't believe think apart. i can't believe you think the apart. i can't believe you think lpe-rclurlly— apart. i can't believe you think the-actually exists.- i can't believe you think the actually exists. lewis the moon actually exists. lewis l-m — the moon actually exists. lewis l-m—your- i'm disappointed in your comsplrrcy— i'm disappointed in your conspiracy theory. r3:r ' “r: conspiracy theory. i do. and i prwe— conspiracy theory. i do. and i have different beliefs have lots of different beliefs about that that about the moon that you that i don't have time to go into. but basically but basically, it's not a place meteors hit not a place where meteors hit it. all those. all it. all those all those. all those craters. 95% of them are round. if you look at them, they're all of course i'd expect that. no, it wouldn't be round pecuse— that. no, it wouldn't be round pecuse ll— that. no, it wouldn't be round because if they— no, it wouldn't be round because if they were hit by meleors— because if they were hit by meteors they _ because if they were hit by meteors they might hit sideways lrces— meteors they might hit sideways lrces rml— meteors they might hit sideways lances and there— meteors they might hit sideways lances and there would be, you mow,— lances and there would be, you know ol— lances and there would be, you know, more of a— lances and there would be, you know, more of a side side thing. pellowsly— know, more of a side side thing. pellowsly prll— know, more of a side side thing. belkovsky ball well,—

know, more of a side side thing. belkovsky ball well, exactly. it's the moon's made of cheese. amr— it's the moon's made of cheese. aml l-m— it's the moon's made of cheese. aml l-m mol— it's the moon's made of cheese. and i'm not scared— it's the moon's made of cheese. and i'm not scared of nukes. wrle— and i'm not scared of nukes. wrle ol— and i'm not scared of nukes. made of cheese. _ and i'm not scared of nukes. made of cheese. yeah, that's. i lprl— made of cheese. yeah, that's. i saw that documentary- made of cheese. yeah, that's. i saw that documentary by- made of cheese. yeah, that's. i saw that documentary by wallace and gromit as well. anyway, that's it for part one. join us after the break for glorious repercussions for just stop oil protesters people mean to protesters, people being mean to convicted rapist isla bryson and orkney wants to leave the uk. what a world we're in. we'll see you in two

to gb news radio . show. welcome to gb news radio. show. welcome back to headliners— to gb news radio. show. welcome back to headliners .— to gb news radio. show. welcome back to headliners . i'm— to gb news radio. show. welcome back to headliners . i'm leo- back to headliners. i'm leo lyrees— back to headliners. i'm leo lyrees l-m— back to headliners. i'm leo kyrees. i'm still— back to headliners. i'm leo kyrees. i'm still here with paul cox— kyrees. i'm still here with paul cox rml— kyrees. i'm still here with paul cox and disgraced— kyrees. i'm still here with paul cox and disgraced physician lous— cox and disgraced physician louis schaefer_ cox and disgraced physician louis schaefer and kicking lrmes— louis schaefer and kicking lmmps op— louis schaefer and kicking things off with— louis schaefer and kicking things off with the meal and has plop— things off with the meal and has plom musl— things off with the meal and has elon musk killed— things off with the meal and has elon musk killed twitter? paul well— elon musk killed twitter? paul well l— elon musk killed twitter? paul well l urn-l— elon musk killed twitter? paul well, i don't think— elon musk killed twitter? paul well, i don't think so,- elon musk killed twitter? paul well, i don't think so, but i've got a let me just tell you the headline, first of all. leo so we understand what we're talking about here. twitter users are outraged as and using the hashtag r.i.p. twitter after owner elon musk announced announced plans to limit how many posts users can see. i just

want to give a little bit of context to this because you can now now pay a subscription to be a verified user, and that does give you extra features such as like for me, i'm a paid twitter user because i like to use ten minute videos. i like to be able to share things about my podcast or share things about my stand—up. all right. this isn't a stand—up. all right. this isn't r lwlller— stand—up. all right. this isn't a twitter marketing— : all right. this isn't a twitter marketing talk, so ll-s— a twitter marketing talk, so ll-s ple— a twitter marketing talk, so ll-s llle your— a twitter marketing talk, so it's like your sales herbalife. put.— it's like your sales herbalife. pul. pul— it's like your sales herbalife. pul. pul. pul— it's like your sales herbalife. but, but, but, but— it's like your sales herbalife. but, but, but, but the- it's like your sales herbalife. but, but, but, but the context here is that if you do pay at the you can see 6000 the moment, you can see 6000 daily tweets. i realise daily tweets. i didn't realise this if you're an this if you're if you're an unpaying customer the moment this if you're if you're an unp cang customer the moment this if you're if you're an unp can see stomer the moment this if you're if you're an unp can see something he moment this if you're if you're an unp can see something likeioment this if you're if you're an unp can see something like 600 nt you can see something like 600 tweets but new people tweets a day. but new people joined twitter. unverified are being limited to 300 a day. why are they doing this? they're romp— are they doing this? they're doing lpls— are they doing this? they're doing this so they can encourage people to pay to use twitter. and this is where i diverge on this, because they're doing it because a data scraping because there's a data scraping and manipulation. and because there's a data scraping and manipulation . and so and system manipulation. and so bots dragging data and system manipulation. and so bots-dragging data from - and so bots dragging data from from bots are dragging data from from lwlller— bots are dragging data from from lwlller rml— bots are dragging data from from twitter and particularly for big pemerrlwe— twitter and particularly for big generative language , artificial generative language, artificial mlelllpemce— generative language, artificial intelligence models . they scrape intelligence models. they scrape lwlller—

intelligence models. they scrape lwlller rml— intelligence models. they scrape twitter and read— intelligence models. they scrape twitter and read all these lweels— twitter and read all these lweels lo— twitter and read all these tweets to sort— twitter and read all these tweets to sort of feed into the syslem — tweets to sort of feed into the syslem so— tweets to sort of feed into the syslem so ll— tweets to sort of feed into the system so it knows how it can preleml— system so it knows how it can preleml lo— system so it knows how it can preleml lo pe— system so it knows how it can pretend to be an— system so it knows how it can pretend to be an angry housewife in pretend to be an angry housewife lm cpesmre. — pretend to be an angry housewife in cheshire. so— pretend to be an angry housewife in cheshire. so you— pretend to be an angry housewife in cheshire. so you think that's the reason? well, that's what in cheshire. , well, that's what it the reason? well, that's what it srys— the reason? well, that's what it srys pere. — the reason? well, that's what it srys pere. l-m— the reason? well, that's what it says here. i'm just— , well, that's what it says here. i'm just reading what it says here. i'm just reading what ll srys — says here. i'm just reading what ll srys vou— says here. i'm just reading what it says. you can't— says here. i'm just reading what it says. /r:. rt?“ . . it says. you can't believe it. it's in one of these newspapers that we cover so well, it's all true. sure. more respect to your prero— true. sure. more respect to your prerl rml— true. sure. more respect to your bread and butter,— tr: more respect to your bread and butter, louis. “ bread and butter, louis. this is ewerylpme— bread and butter, louis. this is ewerylpmg we— bread and butter, louis. this is everything we read is a lie. except for this. this is. i don't believe this is a t “ i don't believe this is a lie. except for this. this is. i- don't believe this is a lie. i lpml— don't believe this is a lie. i lpml lpe. — don't believe this is a lie. i lpml lpe. l— don't believe this is a lie. i think the. i think- don't believe this is a lie. i think the. i think what it is, is i think that might be a reason, one reason. but i think it's what's his name? elon musk. it's like there's an old story. how do you how do you make a small fortune? you start with a large that's elon musk. large one. that's elon musk. he is in process of destroying is in the process of destroying thing order for in for order thing in order for in for order social to work, it has to social media to work, it has to have a very broad base. and what he's doing is he's telling people you've got to pay to be in well, yeah. and also, in it. well, yeah. and also, i lpe— “ . �*flr�*r:;.. and also,i mean the ramifications of this for mean the ramifications of this lor lrmes— mean the ramifications of this for things like— mean the ramifications of this for things like readers or screen readers- for things like readers or screen readers for disabled people— screen readers for disabled people .— screen readers for disabled people , people_ screen readers for disabled people , people who are blind or people, people who are blind or love— people, people who are blind or love lrouple— people, people who are blind or have trouble accessing,

rccessmp— have trouble accessing, accessing twitter, it's bad for lpem — accessing twitter, it's bad for lpem rml— accessing twitter, it's bad for them and it's— accessing twitter, it's bad for them and it's also bad for i, i tusl— them and it's also bad for i, i tusl pom-l— them and it's also bad for i, i just don't understand. i understand— just don't understand. i understand the sort of the plllermess— understand the sort of the bitterness and— understand the sort of the bitterness and the fact that lpese— bitterness and the fact that lpese big— bitterness and the fact that lpese plp al— bitterness and the fact that these big ai models are making so much— these big ai models are making so much money— these big ai models are making so much money scraping this so much money from scraping this lrlr— so much money from scraping this lrlr prom— so much money from scraping this data from twitter. _ so much money from scraping this data from twitter. but i mean, if data from twitter. but i mean, ll somepoly— data from twitter. but i mean, if somebody else— data from twitter. but i mean, if somebody else gets rich, it loesm-l— if somebody else gets rich, it loesm-l-you— if somebody else gets rich, it doesn't you getting rich . doesn't stop you getting rich. so doesn't stop you getting rich. so-rerlly— doesn't stop you getting rich. so-rerlly see- doesn't stop you getting rich. so-really see the- so i don't really see the proplem — so i don't really see the problem ll— so i don't really see the problem .i-withj so i don't really see the- problem .i-with you at the problem. i agree with you at the end of the day, twitter, you know, 600 tweets is nothing . know, 600 tweets is nothing. it's like it's like, you know, you know what a tweet is? it's like five minutes of scrolling. vern— like five minutes of scrolling. verp. ll-s— like five minutes of scrolling. yeah, it's like _ like five minutes of scrolling. yeah, it's like a— like five minutes of scrolling. yeah, it's like a sunflower seed. there's not enough in any tweet. you need to look at thousands,thousands tweet. you need to look at thousands, thousands of tweets in to get your daily fix in order to get your daily fix of tweets. like it's like of tweets. it's like it's like basically diet basically drinking like diet soda or something for the calories. yeah. yeah. well, i mean, hopefully— t / / well,i mean, hopefully because t p/r:;?“ p/r:;?“ well, i mean, hopefully because elon musl— mean, hopefully because elon wuslllpe— mean, hopefully because elon musk-the past— mean, hopefully because elon musk the past been very musk in the past has been very poor— musk in the past has been very poollllslemmp— musk in the past has been very good . listening to _ musk in the past has been very good listening to feedback. good at listening to feedback. so good at listening to feedback. so—pomp- good at listening to feedback.| so—pomplpul so hopefully he's going to put lpese— so hopefully he's going to put these changes,— so hopefully he's going to put these changes, roll these clones— these changes, roll these changes back. “

sleep.— fire like a truckload of british sleep-wes— fire like a truckload of british sheep. yes, exactly. sheep. louis yes, exactly. well— sheep. louis yes, exactly. well lpls— sheep. louis yes, exactly. well, this-is- sheep. louis yes, exactly. well, this - is lstory. well, this this is a story french flaming french rioters smashed flaming car the mayor's home in car into the mayor's home in assassination attempt at 719 are arrested on the fifth night of chaos. arrested on the fifth night of chaos . so these riots been going chaos. so these riots been going on because of teenage kid got killed and they they they tried to kill the mayor. possibly it's the mayor says they tried to kill him and his family in the paris suburb of la la rose overnight and france is on fire. what the basic problem is, is that the french love to riot. yeah, they just they every excuse to riot. and here there are black people rioting. so it would seem like that it would seem that they're racists by trying to stop their right. why can't if the white people can riot, why can't black people riot? do you think they're just recrerlele— riot? do you think they're just recreated? the _ t r:r.7 do you think they're just recreated? the spirit of the leplom — recreated? the spirit of the legion? they're- recreated? the spirit of the legion? “r:;«r tr: t “g rr:;t«r legion? they're becoming very french. yes, it's very it's i know. so this is actually a sign of know. so this is actually a sign ol mleprrllom— know. so this is actually a sign of integration rather— so this is actually a sign of integration rather than pecuse— of integration rather than because people have been saying, well— because people have been saying, well lms— because people have been saying, well, this shows— because people have been saying, well, this shows the— because people have been saying, well, this shows the france has got well, this shows the france has pol-lpese— well, this shows the france has got these problems with the got all these problems with the prmlleue—lpeyl banlieue and they don't they power-l— banlieue and they don't they haven't integrated society

haven't integrated their society rrclrlly— haven't integrated their society rrclrlly rs— haven't integrated their society racially as well— haven't integrated their society racially as well as— haven't integrated their society racially as well as we have in lpe— racially as well as we have in lpe up.— racially as well as we have in lpe up. weep— racially as well as we have in the uk. yeah but— racially as well as we have in the uk. yeah but actually you're srymp— the uk. yeah but actually you're srymp-ls— the uk. yeah but actually you're srymp-ls lpe— the uk. yeah but actually you're saying-is the they- saying no, this is the they lerrml— saying no, this is the they learnt this— saying no, this is the they learnt this here, they learnt lpls— learnt this here, they learnt this-france, _ learnt this here, they learnt this france, learned it this in france, they learned it in this in france, they learned it m-ll-s— this in france, they learned it m-ll-s lpe- this in france, they learned it in-it's the same- this in france, they learned itj in - it's the same way in france. it's the same way when i grumble about this country that it's country and i say that it's horrible, it just shows that i've integrated in this country because what british because that's what british people, english people love to do. love mode. and do. they love to mode. and i never moaned in america. it was everything was well, do you everything was well, what do you make this? as i say when in make of this? as i say when in when— make of this? as i say when in when m— make of this? as i say when in when lm prrls— make of this? as i say when in when in paris riot— make of this? as i say when in when in paris riot look- 57 as i say when in when in paris riot look for yerrs— when in paris riot look for yerrs m— when in paris riot look for years in paris— when in paris riot look for years in paris right for years. prom— years in paris right for years. plppl lor— years in paris right for years. right for years— years in paris right for years. right for years it— years in paris right for years. right for years it would take a supply— right for years it would take a slightly different— right for years it would take a slightly different take on this. we slightly different take on this. we—loll— slightly different take on this. we—loll you- slightly different take on this. we _told you and l we have been told you and i lllm-l— we have been told you and i lllm-l-lor— we have been told you and i didn't-for brexit. - we have been told you and i didn't for brexit. right. didn't vote for brexit. right. pul— didn't vote for brexit. right. pul lpe— didn't vote for brexit. right. but the narrative from, um, the pemrmers— but the narrative from, um, the pemrmers rs— but the narrative from, um, the remainers as always, been that the remainers as always, been that lpe pu— remainers as always, been that lpe pu rml— remainers as always, been that the eu and continental europe pos— the eu and continental europe prs peer— the eu and continental europe prs peem lpe— the eu and continental europe has been the paradigm by which we musl— has been the paradigm by which we must measure— has been the paradigm by which we must measure ourselves rprmsl— we must measure ourselves rrrmsl ospre— we must measure ourselves against aspire to. that is what success looks— against aspire to. that is what success looks like. and this lrsl— success looks like. and this lrsl elem— success looks like. and this lrsl elppl 8— success looks like. and this last eight 8 to— success looks like. and this last eight 8 to 12 months in lrmce— last eight 8 to 12 months in lrrmce pos— last eight 8 to 12 months in france has shown there is very, very— france has shown there is very, very llllle— france has shown there is very, very little cohesion in. i mean ll-s— very little cohesion in. i mean ll-s lpe— very little cohesion in. i mean it's the france's— very little cohesion in. i mean it's the france's and the cermrmy-s— it's the france's and the germany's of- it's the france's and the germany's of the european commem— germany's of the european continent that— germany's of the european continent that we're supposed to look— continent that we're supposed to loop lowrrls — continent that we're supposed to look towards. and _ continent that we're supposed to look towards. and they are an

rpsolule— look towards. and they are an absolute mess.— look towards. and they are an absolute mess. macron the great lerler— absolute mess. macron the great lerler ol— absolute mess. macron the great lerler ol lpe— absolute mess. macron the great leader of the eu,— absolute mess. macron the great leader of the eu, has lost all crellplllly. — leader of the eu, has lost all credibility. he— leader of the eu, has lost all credibility. he has lost all poe— credibility. he has lost all poe amr— credibility. he has lost all power. and if— credibility. he has lost all power. and if they don't want le lem— power. and if they don't want le per lo— power. and if they don't want le per lo pel— power. and if they don't want le per lo rel m— power. and if they don't want le pen to get in, they're going the very— pen to get in, they're going the very worsl— pen to get in, they're going the very worsl wry— pen to get in, they're going the very worst way about it. allpoupp— very worst way about it. although there - very worst way about it. although there are- very worst way about it. although there are no elections coming up soon. but it does sort of show that multiculturalism that's been touted for decades as this incredible panacea that can only be beneficial for societies is failing , certainly, societies is failing, certainly, you know, over the weekend, over the last five days in france, we've seen we've seen it failing with those tensions flaring up. and we've seen absolutely i mean, the scale of these riots and the scale of the burnt buildings and burnt in particular public buildings , particular public buildings, town halls, police stations , town halls, police stations, libraries now, now we're seeing this this mayor's home in which his wife was was quite severely injured. there is some seriousness— injured. there is some seriousness to- ”r:r: there is some seriousness to this. there has peer— seriousness to this. there has been someone killed, i believe, rml— been someone killed, i believe, rml more— been someone killed, i believe, and more than— been someone killed, i believe, and more than one, i think. '“r: and more than one, i think. and the and more than one, i think. and lpe rlolers— and more than one, i think. and

the rioters are— and more than one, i think. and the rioters are seizing- and more than one, i think. and the rioters are seizing weapons from their looting, weapons from police stations . this from their looting, weapons from police stations. this is very lms— police stations. this is very lpls ls— police stations. this is very lpls ls very— rt.r:; this is very this is very coordinated . this this is very coordinated. this is this is very coordinated. this ls r— this is very coordinated. this is a different— this is very coordinated. this is a different subject matter to the is a different subject matter to lpe-mol— is a different subject matter to the _that-there - the strikes that were there errller— the strikes that were there earlier-year. - the strikes that were there earlier year. but this earlier in the year. but this mole— earlier in the year. but this make-mistake,- earlier in the year. but this make mistake, these are all make no mistake, these are all umlemerlm— make no mistake, these are all underneath-the- make no mistake, these are all underneath. the same underneath. it's all the same people— underneath. it's all the same people crusmp— underneath. it's all the same people causing the problem. they wrml— people causing the problem. they wantlrevolution_ people causing the problem. they want revolution and they're want a revolution and they're going— want a revolution and they're pomp-lymp— want a revolution and they're polmp-lrymp lo- want a revolution and they're going trying to achieve going about trying to achieve it. going about trying to achieve ll. amr— going about trying to achieve ll. aml lo— going about trying to achieve ll. aml lo you— going about trying to achieve it. and do you know what they're pellet— it. and do you know what they're pellmp ll— it. and do you know what they're pellmp ll rl— it. and do you know what they're getting it at moment? getting it at the moment? lpey-re— getting it at the moment? they're absolutely getting it. amr— they're absolutely getting it. aml people— they're absolutely getting it. and people dying. �*flr�*r:;.. they're absolutely getting it. and people dying. �*fllr:;.. and people are dying. well, what do you— and people are dying. well, what do you mean who's who's who wants revolution? i mean, my wants a revolution? i mean, my guess wlll— wants a revolution? i mean, my guess wlll pe— wants a revolution? i mean, my guess will be that— wants a revolution? i mean, my guess will be that there- 7 i mean, my guess will be that there is just lpere— guess will be that there is just lpere ls— guess will be that there is just lpere ls rm— guess will be that there is just there is an underclass of people . lpey— there is an underclass of people . lpey-lllely— there is an underclass of people . lpey-lllely lo— there is an underclass of people . they-likely to be- there is an underclass of people . they likely to be on the . they are likely to be on the let.— . they are likely to be on the let-wry— . they are likely to be on the lell-wry l— . they are likely to be on the left.-way, i don't- left. by the way, i don't pellewe— left. by the way, i don't believe this— left. by the way, i don't believe this is- left. by the way, i don't believe this is a right wing lrme— believe this is a right wing lpmp rl— believe this is a right wing lpmp rl-l— believe this is a right wing thing at-i don't- believe this is a right wing thing at i don't believe thing at all. i don't believe lprl— thing at all. i don't believe lprl. amr— thing at all. i don't believe that. and i'm— thing at all. i don't believe that. and i'm not saying that tusl— that. and i'm not saying that tusl-l-m— that. and i'm not saying that tusl-l-m srymp- that. and i'm not saying that just i'm saying you're just because i'm saying you're on just because i'm saying you're om-ll-s— just because i'm saying you're on-it's because- just because i'm saying you're on it's because these on gb news. it's because these people—lo- on gb news. it's because thesei people _to control people just they want to control the people just they want to control lpe-om— people just they want to control the-on anything.- people just they want to control the on anything. and the narrative on anything. and as soon as something as soon as somelpmp— as soon as something as soon as somelpmp-lprl— something attacks that established— established narrative or the mrrrle— established narrative or the narrative _to i narrative they're trying to eslrpllsp, — narrative they're trying to establish, we _ narrative they're trying to establish, we end up these establish, we end up with these rlols — establish, we end up with these rlols ilpe — establish, we end up with these rlols-lpe only— establish, we end up with these riots. the only thing riots. it's the only thing lpey-we — riots. it's the only thing lpey-we pol. - riots. it's the only thing they've got. riots. it's the only thing- they've got. _but i mean, they've got. yeah, but i mean, this isn't i mean, isn't this isn't i mean, this isn't left wing. no it's not on the face. doing face. white college kids doing it. it's not basically

particular- . it's not basically particular riot. '“r: it. it's not basically- particular riot. and what's interesting it's i mean, it's interesting is it's i mean, it's the wing areas that are the left wing areas that are that are being burnt being that are being burnt and being vandalised and cars vandalised and the cars are being so, mean, being smashed up. so, i mean, i don't know it's going to don't know if it's going to change some people's opinions who previously were so fervent for borders. mean, what's for open borders. i mean, what's interesting people flee interesting is when people flee france cross the channel to france to cross the channel to the , they can the uk, they can now legitimately say, i'm fleeing a terrible war zone. but anyway , terrible war zone. but anyway, moving on, we've got the metro now and the police are getting more powers to deal with. just stop oil. i bet they don't actually use them though. paul well, to that's be seen, d paul well, to that's be seen, isn't it? well, to that's be seen, isn't pp pollce— well, to that's be seen, isn't it? police forces— well, to that's be seen, isn't it? police forces have been pwer—lorry- given new powers today in a press— given new powers today in a fresh crackdown _ given new powers today in a fresh crackdown on environmental rcllwsls — fresh crackdown on environmental rcllwsls amr— fresh crackdown on environmental activists. and i— fresh crackdown on environmental activists. and i say,— fresh crackdown on environmental activists. and i say, good, i'm an activists. and i say, good, i'm on rlwocrle— activists. and i say, good, i'm an advocate of— activists. and i say, good, i'm an advocate of free speech. i pom-l— an advocate of free speech. i lom-l mml— an advocate of free speech. i don't mind people striking. it lrwes— don't mind people striking. it lrwes me— don't mind people striking. it drives me absolutely mad. i complem— drives me absolutely mad. i complain about— drives me absolutely mad. i complain about it all the time. pul— complain about it all the time. pul lpey— complain about it all the time. but they-entitled- complain about it all the time. but they entitled to do it. but they are entitled to do it. pul— but they are entitled to do it. pul lrce— but they are entitled to do it. pul lrle lo— but they are entitled to do it. but take to twitter, stand on lyre— but take to twitter, stand on type rrrl— but take to twitter, stand on hyde park corner, write a column .-on,— hyde park corner, write a column .-omlwews— hyde park corner, write a column .-omlwews pul- hyde park corner, write a column . on, news. but don't . come on, gb news. but don't slrml— . come on, gb news. but don't slrml m— . come on, gb news. but don't slrml lm lpe— . come on, gb news. but don't stand in the way— . come on, gb news. but don't stand in the way of— . come on, gb news. but don't stand in the way of working clrss— stand in the way of working clrss people— stand in the way of working class people getting to work or yoe— class people getting to work or myome pellmp— class people getting to work or anyone getting to— class people getting to work or anyone getting to their medical rppomlmemls— anyone getting to their medical rppomlmemls l— anyone getting to their medical appointments. i know these are ersy— appointments. i know these are ersy lrmes—

appointments. i know these are ersy lmmps lo— appointments. i know these are easy things to say,— appointments. i know these are easy things to say, but don't do lprl— easy things to say, but don't do lprl pecuse— easy things to say, but don't do that because they— easy things to say, but don't do that because they are not cprmpmp— that because they are not changing hearts and minds. changing the hearts and minds. t hey— changing the hearts and minds. prey-reel— changing the hearts and minds. lpey-meel lo— changing the hearts and minds. they need to change the they don't need to change the perrls— they don't need to change the perrls rrl— they don't need to change the hearts and minds— they don't need to change the hearts and minds of the purple prlrel— haired intelligentsia of north lomlom— haired intelligentsia of north london-will— haired intelligentsia of north london-will go- haired intelligentsia of north london will go along like london that will go along like sheep— london that will go along like sheep wllp— london that will go along like sheep with absolutely anything london that will go along like shee say th absolutely anything london that will go along like shee say th abso trying anything london that will go along like shee say th abso trying to (thing they say they're trying to cprmpe—mel they say they're trying to. change—me and they say they're trying to- change_me and my change people like me and my people— change people like me and my peoplelverm— change people like me and my people|verm-lo- change people like me and my people yeah. to get on people. yeah. and to get on poorl— people. yeah. and to get on board .there_ people. yeah. and to get on board-there is- people. yeah. and to get on board there is no way they board and there is no way they are board and there is no way they rcmewmp— board and there is no way they are achieving g are achieving that. although, i mean, mentioned sort of mean, you mentioned the sort of purple haired intelligentsia they some of they might have changed some of their the other their minds in the other direction. because they direction. louis because they protested against pride. i know that was shocking-that- d i know that was shocking that was that was shocking and that was i louml— that was shocking and that was i louml so— that was shocking and that was i found so interesting about this , rpoul— found so interesting about this , rpoul wprl— found so interesting about this , about what they're doing here is , about what they're doing here ls lpey-re— , about what they're doing here is they're instituting rules wmcp— is they're instituting rules wplcp—usel which they basically used yeslerlry— which they basically used yesterday without being told. pecruse— yesterday without being told. because when— yesterday without being told. because when they when they when they because when they when they when lpey wpem — because when they when they when lpey wpem lpey— because when they when they when they when they just— because when they when they when they when they just stop all got in they when they just stop all got lm prom— they when they just stop all got lm lroml ol— they when they just stop all got in front of the— they when they just stop all got in front of the parade, the pollce— in front of the parade, the pollce cre— in front of the parade, the police came like super pronto. oh police came like super pronto. op yerp— police came like super pronto. op yerp . — police came like super pronto. op yerp . w— police came like super pronto. oh yeah . '“ oh yeah. 17 minutes when the when they protested in front of a pride parade it was 17 minutes. if you protest in front of working people going to of working class people going to work. stay day . you work. oh stay there all day. you know mean? these people know what i mean? these people don't money and don't need to earn any money and feed children, but i have feed their children, but i have to say i shouldn't. i shouldn't be rllowel—

to say i shouldn't. i shouldn't be allowed to— to say i shouldn't. i shouldn't be allowed to speak- to say i shouldn't. i shouldn't be allowed to speak on- : “ . i shouldn't be allowed to speak on this lrme— be allowed to speak on this thing because— be allowed to speak on this thing because been thing because it's been it was rumoured that— thing because it's been it was rumoured that once rumoured that i myself once cprmpel— rumoured that i myself once cprmpel my— rumoured that i myself once cprmpel my-lo- rumoured that i myself once changed my-to a- rumoured that i myself once changed my to a digger to changed my self to a digger to slop— changed my self to a digger to slop lrces— changed my self to a digger to stop trees from _ changed my self to a digger to stop trees from being cut down. it's stop trees from being cut down. ll-s-srrwrr. — stop trees from being cut down. it's-sarwar. okay,- stop trees from being cut down. it's sarwar. cil

dry, ll-s r— in prison. and at the end of the day, it's a prison— in prison. and at the end of the day, it's a prison and bad lpmps— day, it's a prison and bad lmmps prppem— day, it's a prison and bad things happen prison . so and things happen in prison. so and lwe— things happen in prison. so and lye-peer— things happen in prison. so and i've-beenlprison- things happen in prison. so and i've-beenlprison .- things happen in prison. so and i've been prison . and i i've never been to prison. and i proprply— i've never been to prison. and i proprply woull— i've never been to prison. and i probably would complain if i was in probably would complain if i was m-pul— probably would complain if i was m-pul pul— probably would complain if i was in-but but it's— probably would complain if i was in-but but it's like,- in prison. but but it's like, pow— in prison. but but it's like, pow com— in prison. but but it's like, how can-not- in prison. but but it's like, how can not happy? in prison. but but it's like,- how can-not.happy? yeah. how can you not be happy? yeah. i how can you not be happy? yeah. | , how can you not be happy? yeah. l-. complrmme— how can you not be happy? yeah. i , complaining about i mean, complaining about transphobic when you're a transphobic abuse when you're a rapist, a multiple rapist, and you've been convicted and sent to sent to a female to firstly sent to a female prison, which seems ridiculous. i mean, even yousaf or the i mean, even humza yousaf or the scottish first minister until the next elections says, or until somebody within his own party deposes him. he's very unpopular. basically what i'm trying says that the trying to say says that the father of three, that's the isle of bryson, adam graham, whatever the rapist is at it and isn't a real transgender person, even though, according to the snp's own gender ideology, completely meets all the criteria to be considered a real self id. and the thing is , is maybe- t 3: j and the thing is , is maybe there the thing is, is maybe there should— the thing is, is maybe there spoull pe— the thing is, is maybe there spoull be r— the thing is, is maybe there should be a transgender prison for should be a transgender prison lor tusl— should be a transgender prison for just transgender people. so so for just transgender people. so so you— for just transgender people. so so you powe— for just transgender people. so so you love lo— for just transgender people. so so you have to be— for just transgender people. so so you have to be forced. i lpmw— so you have to be forced. i lpmw op,— so you have to be forced. i think, oh, am— so you have to be forced. i think, oh, am i— so you have to be forced. i think, oh, am i going to have to

pay— think, oh, am i going to have to pry lor— think, oh, am i going to have to pry lor lprl— think, oh, am i going to have to pry lor lprl rs— think, oh, am i going to have to pay for that as well? “r:r?“ . pay for that as well? yeah, it's tusl— pay for that as well? yeah, it's just another tax. no, it's another tax rate. i think it's worlp— another tax rate. i think it's worlp ll— another tax rate. i think it's worth it because— another tax rate. i think it's worth it because now- .?;p< i think it's worth it because now we've got to worth it because now we've got lo powe— worth it because now we've got lo prwe r— worth it because now we've got to have a prison— worth it because now we've got to have a prison for— worth it because now we've got to have a prison for people who llemllly— to have a prison for people who llemllly rs— to have a prison for people who identify as cats. _ to have a prison for people who identify as cats. yes. yes 5 cj“ identify as cats. yes. yes > oh, my— identify as cats. yes. yes > oh, my col. — identify as cats. yes. yes > oh, my col. wpere— identify as cats. yes. yes > oh, my god. where does- identify as cats. yes. yes 5 cj“ cr:rr: where does this end? my god. where does this end? pecruse— my god. where does this end? because there'll_ my god. where does this end? because there'll be— cr:rr: where does this end? because there'll be nothing more more cruel than— because there'll be nothing more more cruel than putting somebody because there'll be nothing more mlaz cruel than putting somebody because there'll be nothing more mla prison than putting somebody because there'll be nothing more mla prison than otherig somebody because there'll be nothing more mla prison than other crazynebody in a prison with other crazy people— in a prison with other crazy people themselves . that's people like themselves. that's it. people like themselves. that's ll. lpey-re— people like themselves. that's it. they're forced— people like themselves. that's it. they're forced to be with olper— it. they're forced to be with olper people— it. they're forced to be with other people who are just complelely— other people who are just completely wrong. �*flr�*r:;cc “g completely wrong. well, staying in scotland, we've got the mail now and orkney is considering leaving the uk. what are we going to call this? aukus it paul. now going to call this? aukus it paul . now the orkney islands are paul. now the orkney islands are to paul. now the orkney islands are lo comsller— paul. now the orkney islands are to consider plans— paul. now the orkney islands are to consider plans to— now the orkney islands are to consider plans to leave the uk to consider plans to leave the up rrl— to consider plans to leave the uk and become— to consider plans to leave the uk and become a— to consider plans to leave the uk and become a self—governing lerrllory— uk and become a self—governing lerrllory ol— uk and become a self—governing territory of norway— uk and become a self—governing territory of norway over claims lpey— territory of norway over claims lpey — territory of norway over claims lpey being— territory of norway over claims they are being failed dreadfully by westminster— they are being failed dreadfully by westminster and holyrood. now i by westminster and holyrood. now l rm— by westminster and holyrood. now l rm r— by westminster and holyrood. now l rm r umlomlsl— by westminster and holyrood. now i am a unionist. i've— by westminster and holyrood. now i am a unionist. i've always peer— i am a unionist. i've always been r— i am a unionist. i've always been a unionist.— i am a unionist. i've always been a unionist. that's not going— been a unionist. that's not pomp lo— been a unionist. that's not going to change, but i don't plrme— going to change, but i don't blame orkney— going to change, but i don't blame orkney here. and by the way,— blame orkney here. and by the wry, l— blame orkney here. and by the wry, l lpml— blame orkney here. and by the way, i think they're looking for a way, i think they're looking for r llworce— way, i think they're looking for a divorce from _ way, i think they're looking for a divorce from holyrood more lrrm— a divorce from holyrood more lprm lpey— a divorce from holyrood more than they ever— a divorce from holyrood more than they ever are. westminster by than they ever are. westminster py rm— than they ever are. westminster by an overwhelming sort of 70. me— by an overwhelming sort of 70. lpe people— by an overwhelming sort of 70. lpe people ol— by an overwhelming sort of 70. the people of orkney voted no to

scolllsp— the people of orkney voted no to scottish independence. wow. back in scottish independence. wow. back lm sore,— scottish independence. wow. back lm powr, lpey— scottish independence. wow. back in 2014, they were— scottish independence. wow. back in 2014, they were not interested _ in 2014, they were not interested in- in 2014, they were not interested in this. they are poorly— interested in this. they are proprply l— interested in this. they are probably i can't- interested in this. they are probably i can't i can't verify lpls— probably i can't i can't verify lpls lwe— probably i can't i can't verify lpls lwe om— probably i can't i can't verify this live on there. they are poorly— this live on there. they are probably closer— this live on there. they are probably closer than norway than lpey— probably closer than norway than lpey re— probably closer than norway than they are scotland— probably closer than norway than they are scotland culturally and mrype— they are scotland culturally and mrype eem— they are scotland culturally and maybe even geographically. i'm not maybe even geographically. i'm mol loo— maybe even geographically. i'm mol loo sure— maybe even geographically. i'm not too sure about— maybe even geographically. i'm not too sure about that. however, what about genetically 7 however, what about genetically e cemellcrlly— however, what about genetically ? genetically,- i'd - ? genetically, maybe? i'd lmrpme— ? genetically, maybe? i'd imagine most— ? genetically, maybe? i'd imagine most people orkney imagine most people in orkney see themselves— imagine most people in orkney see themselves akin to scots. perp— see themselves akin to scots. werp pul— see themselves akin to scots. werp pul lpey— see themselves akin to scots. yeah but they don't see themselves— yeah but they don't see themselves akin to the politics of themselves akin to the politics ol scollrml. — themselves akin to the politics of scotland. and— themselves akin to the politics of scotland. and we talked about arlpur— of scotland. and we talked about amour-lpem— of scotland. and we talked about arthur-then-best- arthur bryson then the best lrme— arthur bryson then the best lplmp-prysom- arthur bryson then the best thing bryson ever did. thing island bryson ever did. spe— thing island bryson ever did. she-pe— thing island bryson ever did. spe-pe wrs— thing island bryson ever did. she-he was the- thing island bryson ever did. she he was the straw that she she, he was the straw that prole— she she, he was the straw that trope—pock- she she, he was the straw that broke _ back and - she she, he was the straw that broke back and we she she, he was the straw that. broke—back and we are broke sturgeon's back and we are slrrlmp— broke sturgeon's back and we are slrrlmp lo— broke sturgeon's back and we are now starting to see— broke sturgeon's back and we are now starting to see some of that crumple— now starting to see some of that crumple. some— now starting to see some of that crumble. some of— now starting to see some of that crumble. some of the lies start to crumble. some of the lies start lo pe— crumble. some of the lies start lo be exposed.— crumble. some of the lies start to be exposed. and i think, you mow,— to be exposed. and i think, you know ell— to be exposed. and i think, you know ell-lo- to be exposed. and i think, you know, all to orkney know, all fair play to orkney lpey— know, all fair play to orkney lpey-wrml— know, all fair play to orkney lpey-wrml lo— know, all fair play to orkney they-want to be - know, all fair play to orkneyi they-want to be - up they just want to be heard up lpere. — they just want to be heard up lpere. vert— they just want to be heard up there. yeah you— they just want to be heard up there. “r:r?“ t: yrs?“ there. yeah you could yeah, you could say that. i would say that. think that think that that. i think that i think that just from what i can tell and i mean orkney not one of mean orkney is not one of my expert subjects, but i think they're attention seeking. they're playing against they're playing scotland against norway they just want norway. they just they just want more money. yeah. don't we all? amywry— more money. yeah. don't we all? amywry, lprl-s— more money. yeah. don't we all? amywry, lprl-s ll— more money. yeah. don't we all? anyway, that's it for— more money. yeah. don't we all? anyway, that's it for part- / don't we all? anyway, that's it for part two. pul— anyway, that's it for part two. pul comme— anyway, that's it for part two. pul commp up— anyway, that's it for part two. but coming up we'll find out

rrl— but coming up we'll find out once and for— but coming up we'll find out once and for all— but coming up we'll find out once and for all how racist is lpe— once and for all how racist is lpe up— once and for all how racist is the uk spoiler— once and for all how racist is the uk spoiler ?_ once and for all how racist is the uk spoiler ? not very the uk spoiler? not very rpprremlly— the uk spoiler? not very apparently. and can straight clors— apparently. and can straight clo ploy— apparently. and can straight clo plry pry— apparently. and can straight actors play gay actors? spoiler ves— actors play gay actors? spoiler ves lpey— actors play gay actors? spoiler ves lpey com— actors play gay actors? spoiler yes they can. and— actors play gay actors? spoiler yes they can. and we've got llsrplel— yes they can. and we've got disabled comedians. spoiler it's not disabled comedians. spoiler it's mol rmypoly— disabled comedians. spoiler it's mol rmypoly om— disabled comedians. spoiler it's not anybody on this panel rmywry. — not anybody on this panel rmywry. pom-l— not anybody on this panel anyway. don't touch that dial. see— anyway. don't touch that dial. see you—

gb news the people's . channel gb news the people's. channel welcome— gb news the people's. channel welcome prol— gb news the people's. channel welcome back to— gb news the people's. channel welcome back to headliners. we're kicking things off with the telegraph, and this is a rarity. a professor is telling us not to feel guilty about racism. louis well, us not to feel guilty about racism. louis well , this is my racism. louis well, this is my subject. oxford professor says prllrm-s— subject. oxford professor says britain's racial— subject. oxford professor says britain's racial guilt- t oxford professor says britain's racial guilt is based on britain's racial guilt is based or rpmorrmce— britain's racial guilt is based on ignorance and as an oxford professor— on ignorance and as an oxford professor myself— on ignorance and as an oxford professor myself ,_ on ignorance and as an oxford professor myself , if i thought professor myself, if i thought rpmorrmce— professor myself, if i thought ignorance was— professor myself, if i thought ignorance was more the amount of your— ignorance was more the amount of your erperllse— ignorance was more the amount of your expertise there _ ignorance was more the amount of your expertise there is, is this guy,— your expertise there is, is this guy, ms— your expertise there is, is this g.y, pls rome— your expertise there is, is this g.y, pls ls— your expertise there is, is this guy, his name is his name is wprl— guy, his name is his name is wprl ls— guy, his name is his name is wprl ls ms— guy, his name is his name is what is his name? nigel biggar. and what is his name? nigel biggar. aml pe— what is his name? nigel biggar. aml pe wrs— what is his name? nigel biggar. and he was speaking at the cprlle— and he was speaking at the chalke valley— and he was speaking at the chalke valley history fest in srllspury.— chalke valley history fest in salisbury. he's— chalke valley history fest in salisbury. he's the regius prolessor— salisbury. he's the regius professor of. _ salisbury. he's the regius professor of. c:r salisbury. he's the regius professor of. c.5 salisbury. he's the regius professor of. c5 professor of. tell us what you said andrew gwynne his whole

wikipedia bio , basically. wikipedia bio, basically. basically the english people, basically the engliin people, the basically the english people, lpe rersorr— basically the english people, the reason why— basically the english people, the reason why english people peel— the reason why english people leel lprl— the reason why english people feel that that— the reason why english people feel that that ,_ the reason why english people feel that that , you know, that feel that that, you know, that lpey-we — feel that that, you know, that lpey-we rome— feel that that, you know, that they've done bad— feel that that, you know, that they've done bad things is pecuse— they've done bad things is because they— they've done bad things is because they don't know the true mslory— because they don't know the true plslory ol— because they don't know the true history of british— because they don't know the true history of british people. and i rpree— history of british people. and i rpree wllp— history of british people. and i agree with that. _ history of british people. and i agree with that. i— history of british people. and i agree with that. i think britain is agree with that. i think britain ls lpe— agree with that. i think britain is the greatest— agree with that. i think britain is the greatest country in the world,— is the greatest country in the wont, mrmly— is the greatest country in the world, mainly because they crerlel— world, mainly because they created-and- world, mainly because they created-and so- world, mainly because they created and so and world, mainly because they. created-and so and so world, mainly because they- created-and so and so he created america and so and so he sold— created america and so and so he sold prslcrlly— created america and so and so he said basically that— created america and so and so he said basically that that, yes, lpe— said basically that that, yes, lpe prlloms— said basically that that, yes, the britons were _ said basically that that, yes, the britons were involved in slrwery— the britons were involved in slrwery, pul— the britons were involved in slavery, but also— the britons were involved in slavery, but also the britons were involved _ slavery, but also the britons were involved in— slavery, but also the britons were involved in ending slavery . we— were involved in ending slavery . we were— were involved in ending slavery . we were we were— were involved in ending slavery . we were we were the- were involved in ending slavery . we were we were the first nafion . we were we were the first nation to outlaw slavery, i believe. and also we paid obviously to end it. we had to pay obviously to end it. we had to pay the people involved in the slave trade to not do it anymore . and the british navy lost lots of men actually ending the slave trade, fighting to end the slave trade. so, i mean, britain is paid in money and in blood to end slavery. so why are we carrying this cross around feeling guilty about slavery pole? ihaven't feeling guilty about slavery pole? i haven't met anyone with any pole? i haven't met anyone with my rerl— pole? i haven't met anyone with my rerl morrl— pole? i haven't met anyone with any real moral fibre— 7 i haven't met anyone with any real moral fibre who pemulmely— any real moral fibre who genuinely feels guilty. i do not

peel— genuinely feels guilty. i do not leel gully— genuinely feels guilty. i do not leel pullly rl— genuinely feels guilty. i do not feel guilty at all— genuinely feels guilty. i do not feel guilty at all for what people— feel guilty at all for what people l— feel guilty at all for what people i have— feel guilty at all for what people i have no connection with did people i have no connection with pro pumlrels— people i have no connection with did hundreds of— people i have no connection with did hundreds of years ago. and the did hundreds of years ago. and lpe only— did hundreds of years ago. and lpe omly wry— did hundreds of years ago. and lpe omly wry we— did hundreds of years ago. and the only way we can move on is to the only way we can move on is lo lrrw— the only way we can move on is lo lrrw r— the only way we can move on is lo lrrw r lrme— the only way we can move on is to draw a line in— the only way we can move on is to draw a line in the sand. now lprl— to draw a line in the sand. now lprl ls— to draw a line in the sand. now lprl ls pomp— to draw a line in the sand. now lprl ls pomp lo— to draw a line in the sand. now that is going to be— to draw a line in the sand. now that is going to be extremely lllllcull— that is going to be extremely difficult for— that is going to be extremely difficult for some people to do, rmo— difficult for some people to do, end l— difficult for some people to do, and i understand— difficult for some people to do, and i understand why. however, you— and i understand why. however, you mow,— and i understand why. however, you know l-m— and i understand why. however, you know, i'm not— and i understand why. however, you know, i'm not a practising cprlsllrm,— you know, i'm not a practising christian, but— you know, i'm not a practising christian, but they practise lorplwemess— christian, but they practise forgiveness. and the only the lpey— forgiveness. and the only the reason they practise forgiveness is reason they practise forgiveness ls pecuse — reason they practise forgiveness is because that— reason they practise forgiveness is because that is— reason they practise forgiveness is because that is the route to a is because that is the route to r peller— is because that is the route to r peller lpe— is because that is the route to a better life in— is because that is the route to a better life in order for people— a better life in order for people lo— a better life in order for people to move on. now in order for people to move on. now in order lor lpe— people to move on. now in order for the culture— people to move on. now in order for the culture war,— people to move on. now in order for the culture war, you imagine if for the culture war, you imagine ll you— for the culture war, you imagine ll you sell,— for the culture war, you imagine if you said, that's— for the culture war, you imagine if you said, that's it, we're going— if you said, that's it, we're pomp lo— if you said, that's it, we're going to forget— if you said, that's it, we're going to forget it all the cullure— going to forget it all the culture war— going to forget it all the culture war balloon would just go .— culture war balloon would just go , pea.— culture war balloon would just go , veep-wprl— culture war balloon would just go , yeah, what would dr. go, yeah, but what would dr. suellr— go, yeah, but what would dr. suella mos—shogbamimu would do? wprl—lo— suella mos—shogbamimu would do? wprl—lo lor— suella mos—shogbamimu would do? wprl—lo for r— suella mos—shogbamimu would do? what_ do for a living?- what would she do for a living? exactly. you're putting her out of work in this economic climate, paul. come on. all these race grifters need something do. well i'm going something to do. well i'm going to say this. is that i agree wllp— to say this. is that i agree wllp you.— to say this. is that i agree wllp you. l— to say this. is that i agree with you. i agree.- is that i agree with you. i agree. and it's lwe— with you. i agree. and it's ape, you— with you. i agree. and it's like, you know,- with you. i agree. and it's like, you know, i don't go up to an like, you know, i don't go up to or ppypllrm— like, you know, i don't go up to or ppypllrm rmo— like, you know, i don't go up to an egyptian and say, where's my reprrrlloms— an egyptian and say, where's my reparations for— an egyptian and say, where's my reparations for building the pyrrmlls— reparations for building the pyramids slaves reparations for building the- pyramids-slaves back pyramids and being slaves back in pyramids and being slaves back lp-ppypllrm— pyramids and being slaves back in-egyptian time?- pyramids and being slaves back in egyptian time? you did in the egyptian time? you did a prerl— in the egyptian time? you did a rerl—mow. - in the egyptian time? you did a great—know. and. in the egyptian time? you did a great know. and you great job. i don't know. and you

mow—were- great job. i don't know. and you know _we're not- great job. i don't know. and you. know—we're not asking know something? we're not asking for know something? we're not asking lor reprrrlloms— know something? we're not asking for reparations from _ know something? we're not asking for reparations from barbary for reparations from the barbary plrrles— for reparations from the barbary plrrleslwlperlr— for reparations from the barbary pirates algeria and morocco for reparations from the barbary piiwhatever.geria and morocco for reparations from the barbary piiwhatever. thoseind morocco for reparations from the barbary piiwhatever. those places'occo for reparations from the barbary piiwhatever. those places are) or whatever. those places are over-came into- or whatever. those places arei over-came into into over there that came into into lms— over there that came into into lpls coumlry— over there that came into into this country and— over there that came into into this country and took hundreds of thousands— this country and took hundreds of thousands of— this country and took hundreds of thousands of maybe it's pumlrels— of thousands of maybe it's hundreds of— of thousands of maybe it's hundreds of thousands of british people— hundreds of thousands of british people rs— hundreds of thousands of british people as slaves.— hundreds of thousands of british people as slaves. _ hundreds of thousands of british people as slaves. cc.rt.

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it's like me saying, well, i can sry pol— it's like me saying, well, i can sry prl lumps— it's like me saying, well, i can say bad things about the crlpollcs— say bad things about the catholics because i'm a jew. ll-s— catholics because i'm a jew. ll-slspe-s— catholics because i'm a jew. it'slshe's. she _ catholics because i'm a jew. it'slshe's. she is,- catholics because i'm a jew. it's she's. she is, is. she it's a she's. she is, is. she pos— it's a she's. she is, is. she has cerebral— it's a she's. she is, is. she has cerebral palsy. it's a she's. she is, is. she has cerebral palsy . she. she has cerebral palsy. she. she does.— has cerebral palsy. she. she loes spe— has cerebral palsy. she. she does. she does.— has cerebral palsy. she. she does. she does. what does that love— does. she does. what does that love lo— does. she does. what does that love lo lo— does. she does. what does that have to do with— does. she does. what does that have to do with with mental relrrlrllom — have to do with with mental retardation and _ have to do with with mental retardation and is a her retardation and is it a her poml— retardation and is it a her pomllll— retardation and is it a her pomllll pos— retardation and is it a her point it has absolutely point is it has absolutely molpmp— point is it has absolutely rrolpmp lo— point is it has absolutely nothing to do— point is it has absolutely nothing to do with it. ' “r: nothing to do with it. and, you mow.— nothing to do with it. and, you mow. people— nothing to do with it. and, you know, people will something know, people will see something like that word like that and use that word cruelly use it as a generic cruelly and use it as a generic term to describe a whole bunch of yeah, that's her of people. yeah, and that's her point . her of people. yeah, and that's her point. her point. and she's using she's using she's using great she's using she's achieved absolutely everything. she set out to achieve by putting title. putting that word in the title. doesn't now doesn't everybody know now youre— doesn't everybody know now you mol— doesn't everybody know now you're not supposed to use that worl— you're not supposed to use that wore—everybody- you're not supposed to use that. word _everybody know word and doesn't everybody know we—spoull- we should treat we should know. it's we should treat we should know. us mlereslme— we should treat we should know. it's interesting-i- it's interesting because, i mean, the not too distant mean, not in the not too distant past. it was is sort of acceptable to say on stage. and iused acceptable to say on stage. and i used to had a bit in my i used to i had a bit in my comedy where i used it. and it wasn't it wasn't , you know, wasn't it wasn't, you know, punching down or mocking disabled anything. but disabled people or anything. but then me then somebody came up to me after the show and said, after after the show and said, look, that word , just so look, that that word, just so you know, it's i've got a disabled son. it's a word that he's he's called. and so understood the of pain that understood the sort of pain that it could could cause and how

it could it could cause and how it could it could cause and how it alienate part of the it could alienate part of the audience. so now i use the n word instead, but i don't. just in case i'd like to apologise for as well. comedy there for that as well. comedy there spoull — for that as well. comedy there spoull pe — for that as well. comedy there spoull be r— for that as well. comedy there should be a song,— comedy there should be a song, there should be r— should be a song, there should be r lrme— should be a song, there should be r lplmp m— should be a song, there should be a thing in the— should be a song, there should be a thing in the background. comely.— be a thing in the background. comedy. comedy. \rr:.r comedy. comedy. no, no. ijust don't use the i'd like to don't use the word i'd like to apologise for leo kirch. lot apologise for leo kirch. a lot of anyway, we've of people would. anyway, we've got now a row got the guardian now with a row over whether straight actors should be able play gay roles should be able to play gay roles . seems fair. phillip schofield played a straight for played a straight man for decades. louis i know really well. it's like . it's like well. it's like. it's like slrmley— well. it's like. it's like stanley tucci. - it's like. it's like stanley tucci. stanley tucci srys— stanley tucci. stanley tucci srys slrrlppl— stanley tucci. stanley tucci says straight actors should be pree— says straight actors should be lree lo— says straight actors should be lree lo ploy— says straight actors should be free to play gay— says straight actors should be free to play gay roles. and he was on desert— free to play gay roles. and he was on desert island discs, wmcp— was on desert island discs, wplcp ls— was on desert island discs, wplcp ls r— was on desert island discs, which is a news— was on desert island discs, which is a news program. um, i guess— which is a news program. um, i guess rrl— which is a news program. um, i guess and because— which is a news program. um, i guess and because and he's plryel— guess and because and he's played-guys— guess and because and he's played-guys it's- guess and because and he's played guys it's not a news played gay guys it's not a news proprrm. — played gay guys it's not a news proprrm. l— played gay guys it's not a news proprrm. rtusl— played gay guys it's not a news program. i just like- played gay guys it's not a news program. c program. i just like to apologise for anybody well, apologise for anybody who well, why they call it a news why can't they call it a news program? devil the devil wears prepro— program? devil the devil wears prrlre ue-s— program? devil the devil wears prada? he's been— program? devil the devil wears prada? he's been he's- g 7 devil the devil wears prada? he's been he's been gay prada? he's been he's been a gay guy-— prada? he's been he's been a gay guy-amr— prada? he's been he's been a gay guy-amp lprl-s— prada? he's been he's been a gay guy.-and that's just- prada? he's been he's been a gay guy. and that's just so guy. and. and that's just so pormp—rll- guy. and. and that's just soi boring—all know guy. and. and that's just so- boring_all know that boring because we all know that pecuse— boring because we all know that because actors— boring because we all know that because actors and— boring because we all know that because actors and it's acting . because actors and it's acting. up— because actors and it's acting. up romp.— because actors and it's acting. it's acting. but— because actors and it's acting. it's acting. but i'm going to say— it's acting. but i'm going to soy lms— it's acting. but i'm going to soy lpls ll— it's acting. but i'm going to say this. if.actor,- it's acting. but i'm going to say this. if actor, if say this. if an actor, if a slrrlppl— say this. if an actor, if a straight actor- say this. if an actor, if a straight actor cannot play a gay

guy,— straight actor cannot play a gay guy. lpem— straight actor cannot play a gay g.y, lpem r— straight actor cannot play a gay g.y, lpere r pry— straight actor cannot play a gay guy, then a gay cannot play guy, then a gay guy cannot play a guy, then a gay guy cannot play r slrrlppl— guy, then a gay guy cannot play r slrrlppl guy.— guy, then a gay guy cannot play a straight guy, like, for errmple— a straight guy, like, for example, cannot play a gay guy , example, cannot play a gay guy, rmocl— example, cannot play a gay guy, rmocl ploy— example, cannot play a gay guy, rmocl plry r— example, cannot play a gay guy, rmocl plry r pry— example, cannot play a gay guy, cannot play a gay guy , louis cannot play a gay guy, louis scpreler— cannot play a gay guy, louis schaefer cannot— cannot play a gay guy, louis schaefer cannot play a gay guy . schaefer cannot play a gay guy. lwe— schaefer cannot play a gay guy. l-we ecl— schaefer cannot play a gay guy. l-we tel no— schaefer cannot play a gay guy. r-we tel no rler— schaefer cannot play a gay guy. i've got no idea what— schaefer cannot play a gay guy. i've got no idea what any- schaefer cannot play a gay guy. i've got no idea what any of that meant. anyway, moving on, we've got the indian pendant with shocking news that teenagers have been watching andrew tate videos. i hope they turned off before his evil message of faith, self—reliance and self—belief sank in. paul oh, my god, i love louis- oh, my god, i love louis scpreler. — oh, my god, i love louis schaefer. tiktok is failing to block— schaefer. tiktok is failing to block misogynistic videos of controversial— block misogynistic videos of controversial influencer andrew rrle— controversial influencer andrew rrle lprl— controversial influencer andrew rrle lprl crm— controversial influencer andrew tate that can be— controversial influencer andrew tate that can be viewed by cplllrem— tate that can be viewed by children as— tate that can be viewed by children as young as 13. experts sry— children as young as 13. experts sry. prperls— children as young as 13. experts sry. prperls sry— children as young as 13. experts say. experts say what type of erperl— say. experts say what type of experl ls— say. experts say what type of expert is monitoring 13 year old mose— expert is monitoring 13 year old lllse wol— expert is monitoring 13 year old lllse wol lpe— expert is monitoring 13 year old kids? not the sort— expert is monitoring 13 year old kids? not the sort of expert we should— kids? not the sort of expert we spoull pe— kids? not the sort of expert we should be talking— kids? not the sort of expert we should be talking about on mrllomrl— should be talking about on national tv.— should be talking about on national tv. i— should be talking about on national tv. i mean, this is lms— national tv. i mean, this is lpls ls— national tv. i mean, this is lpls ls mol.— national tv. i mean, this is this is mad, right? okay i'm i'm l-m— this is mad, right? okay i'm i'm l-m rm— this is mad, right? okay i'm i'm i'm an advocate— this is mad, right? okay i'm i'm i'm an advocate of— this is mad, right? okay i'm i'm i'm an advocate of free speech. lprl-s— i'm an advocate of free speech. lprl-s lprl-s— i'm an advocate of free speech. that's that's that's— i'm an advocate of free speech. that's that's that's that's one of that's that's that's that's one ol my— that's that's that's that's one ol my lumps. — that's that's that's that's one of my things. it's— that's that's that's that's one of my things. it's all of our lrmes— of my things. it's all of our

lplmps lo— of my things. it's all of our things to some— of my things. it's all of our things to some degree. and i've rlwrys— things to some degree. and i've always believed— things to some degree. and i've always believed that everything spoull — always believed that everything spoull pe — always believed that everything should be out— always believed that everything should be out there and ewerylpmp— should be out there and everything should be able to be lrlem— everything should be able to be lrlem om— everything should be able to be lrlem om lls— everything should be able to be taken on its own— everything should be able to be taken on its own merit. and then you— taken on its own merit. and then you-your— taken on its own merit. and then you-your decision.- taken on its own merit. and then you your decision. you can you make your decision. you can powe—wpelper- you make your decision. you can have _whether it's. have your view on whether it's pool. — have your view on whether it's good,-indifferent,- good, bad, indifferent, dangerous,— good, bad, indifferent, dangerous, whatever you like, pul— dangerous, whatever you like, but-shouldn't— dangerous, whatever you like, but shouldn't stopping dangerous, whatever you like, but “ 5r;houldn't stopping dangerous, whatever you like, but “ r:;,to

lpey— hate andrew tate? so much? and lpey-me— hate andrew tate? so much? and lpey-me lpe- hate andrew tate? so much? and they- me the fact - hate andrew tate? so much? and they me the fact that they totally do me the fact that i they totally do me the fact that l prwem-l— they totally do me the fact that i haven't said— they totally do me the fact that i haven't said anything bad rpoul—lpel i haven't said anything bad. about—the last about andrew tate in the last lwe— about andrew tate in the last pwe-ol— about andrew tate in the last pwe-op lms— about andrew tate in the last five-of this thing- about andrew tate in the last five of this thing means five minutes of this thing means lprl— five minutes of this thing means lprl-lowe— five minutes of this thing means that-love andrew- five minutes of this thing means that love andrew tate, that i must love andrew tate, rrl— that i must love andrew tate, rml l-m— that i must love andrew tate, rml m r— that i must love andrew tate, and i'm a horrible person mysell— and i'm a horrible person mysell. olry.— and i'm a horrible person. myself. okay.-other myself. okay. and the other ruesllom— myself. okay. and the other ruesllom-lo- myself. okay. and the other question do people why question is, why do people why do question is, why do people why lo young— question is, why do people why lo yoump me— question is, why do people why do young men like him and they power-l— do young men like him and they prwem-l-rmy— do young men like him and they haven't any research into haven't done any research into it? haven't done any research into rle-powe— haven't done any research into rle-powe-wpy- haven't done any research into. it?-have-why young it? they have no idea why young men-mm — it? they have no idea why young men-mm rmo— it? they have no idea why young men-him and they- it? they have no idea why young men him and they have no men like him and they have no rler— men like him and they have no rler wpy— men like him and they have no rler wpylmls— men like him and they have no idea whylhits a— men like him and they have no idea why hits a nerve with idea why it hits a nerve with . pul— idea why it hits a nerve with women . but more important than idea why it hits a nerve with wom this but more important than idea why it hits a nerve with wom this but iinrre important than idea why it hits a nerve with wom this but iin the nportant than this, this was in the independent, which is not a rrewsprpeu— independent, which is not a rrewsprperlrm— independent, which is not a newspaper. an online. it's newspaper. it's an online. it's an newspaper. it's an online. it's on omlme— newspaper. it's an online. it's on omllme me— newspaper. it's an online. it's an online zine thing only. lpere-s— an online zine thing only. lpere-s mo— an online zine thing only. there's no newspaper. why is lous— there's no newspaper. why is louls youre— there's no newspaper. why is louis you're an— there's no newspaper. why is louis you're an online thing only.— louis you're an online thing only come— louis you're an online thing only come om— louis you're an online thing only. come on. exactly but i pom-l— only. come on. exactly but i lom-l coll— only. come on. exactly but i don't call myself- only. come on. exactly but i don't call myself a newspaper. why— don't call myself a newspaper. why why— don't call myself a newspaper. why why ls— don't call myself a newspaper. why why ls wpy— don't call myself a newspaper. why why is why is this included in why why is why is this included pm pm— why why is why is this included pm pm wpy— why why is why is this included pm pm wpy ls— why why is why is this included in in why is this— why why is why is this included in in why is this you're talking rpoul— in in why is this you're talking rpoul r— in in why is this you're talking rpoul r mom— in in why is this you're talking about a non story.— in in why is this you're talking about a non story. this is a non rrewsprper. — about a non story. this is a non rrewsprper. all— about a non story. this is a non newspaper. all right- about a non story. this is a non newspaper. all right .- about a non story. this is a non newspaper. . g“. cj

what the church is doing to enfice what the church is doing to entice people in seems entice young people in seems a bit worrying. why women over bit worrying. and why women over 50 are drier than louis. all meat breakfast. that's actual plate of food not euphemism . plate of food not euphemism. anyway, see you in a couple of minutes .

welcome back to headliners . welcome back to headliners. kicking things off in this section with the express and a bond girl has slammed james bond as a sexist pig. bond girl has slammed james bond as a sexist pig . she's a bit as a sexist pig. she's a bit late to the party on this one, paul late to the party on this one, paul. absolutely i mean, where has paul. absolutely i mean, where prs spe— paul. absolutely i mean, where has she been?— paul. absolutely i mean, where has she been? the— paul. absolutely i mean, where has she been? the spy- ' .r:;c«r i mean, where has she been? the spy who loved wee— has she been? the spy who loved wee prrprrr— has she been? the spy who loved me? barbara bach— has she been? the spy who loved me? barbara bach slammed, slrmmel— me? barbara bach slammed, slammed james— me? barbara bach slammed, slammed james bond as a cpruwmsl— slammed james bond as a chauvinist pig.— slammed james bond as a chauvinist pig. he was and people— chauvinist pig. he was and people lovel— chauvinist pig. he was and people loved it. the whole rpperl— people loved it. the whole rpperl rpoul— people loved it. the whole appeal about james bond is was the appeal about james bond is was lpe lrcl— appeal about james bond is was lpe lrcl lprl— appeal about james bond is was the fact that he— appeal about james bond is was the fact that he was a strong wllp— the fact that he was a strong man with butte— the fact that he was a strong man with butte surrounded by perulllul— man with butte surrounded by beautiful women. there was sex. i beautiful women. there was sex. l merm— beautiful women. there was sex. l lpls— beautiful women. there was sex. i mean, this sounds— beautiful women. there was sex. i mean, this sounds like i'm lescrlpmp— i mean, this sounds like i'm describing your— i mean, this sounds like i'm describing your life, lewis, but lms— describing your life, lewis, but lpls ls— describing your life, lewis, but lpls ls lpe— describing your life, lewis, but

this is the whole— describing your life, lewis, but this is the whole point of what supposel— this is the whole point of what we're supposed to— this is the whole point of what we're supposed to pretend that people— we're supposed to pretend that people-lwe— we're supposed to pretend that people-like this- we're supposed to pretend that people like this stuff. people don't like this stuff. lpere— people don't like this stuff. lpere-people- people don't like this stuff. there - people like there are people who don't like lprl.— there are people who don't like lprl-lwe— there are people who don't like that-like this- there are people who don't like that. like this stuff. that. people like this stuff. amr— that. people like this stuff. aml l— that. people like this stuff. aml l pel— that. people like this stuff. rmo r rel ll.— that. people like this stuff. and i get it. i— that. people like this stuff. and i get it. i understand it, pul— and i get it. i understand it, pul lorls— and i get it. i understand it, but loads. this— and i get it. i understand it, but loads. this is- and i get it. i understand it, but loads. this is one of the mosl— but loads. this is one of the most successful— but loads. this is one of the most successful and it's escrlpsm — most successful and it's escapism. it's- most successful and it's escapism. . c most successful and it's- escapism. it's like , you know, escapism. it's like, you know, charles bukowski reads one of the greatest literary giants of all time . you read his stuff. all time. you read his stuff. i mean, he's a terrible chauvinist , sexist pig. he's like a low rent james bond, but it's glorious. no, that's james pulowsll— glorious. no, that's james bukowski is— glorious. no, that's james bukowski is a— qc? no, that's james bukowski is a documentary gcrzzr no, that's james bukowski is a documentary . it's bukowski is a documentary. it's mol. — bukowski is a documentary. it's mol. ll-s— bukowski is a documentary. it's mol. ll-s ml.— bukowski is a documentary. it's not. it's not. come— bukowski is a documentary. it's not. it's not. come on.- bukowski is a documentary. it's not. . ’r:r“ . not. it's not. come on. it's like. it's like. but not. . ’r:r“ . c it's like. but james bond like. it's like. but james bond ,.,.._ like. it's like. but james bond ,.... me— like. it's like. but james bond , the men wanted— like. it's like. but james bond , the men wanted to- c it's like. but james bond , the men wanted to be him. and the , the men wanted to be him. and lpe women— , the men wanted to be him. and the women wanted— , the men wanted to be him. and the women wanted to have sex wllp — the women wanted to have sex wllp mm. — the women wanted to have sex wllp mm. amr— the women wanted to have sex with him. and i'm— the women wanted to have sex with him. and i'm the exact opposlle— with him. and i'm the exact opposlle .— with him. and i'm the exact opposlle . amr— with him. and i'm the exact opposite . and but i. 70:75 �*7 opposite. and but i. 2023 if lpey— opposite. and but i. 2023 if lpey wrm— opposite. and but i. 2023 if lpey wrrl lo— opposite. and but i. 2023 if they want to if women want to be you, they want to be me. they want to be me. and— you, they want to be me. they want to be me. and the- they want to be me. and the men want to want to be me. and the men want lo rmywry— want to be me. and the men want lo rmywry. pul— want to be me. and the men want to anyway. but this— want to be me. and the men want to anyway. but this this story, i to anyway. but this this story, l pom-l— to anyway. but this this story, l lom-l mow— to anyway. but this this story, i don't know when this story was in i don't know when this story was lm lpe— i don't know when this story was lm lpe express.— i don't know when this story was in the express, but— i don't know when this story was in the express, but it says she srll— in the express, but it says she srll lpls — in the express, but it says she said this. barbara— in the express, but it says she said this. barbara bach was mrrrlel— said this. barbara bach was mrrrlel lo. — said this. barbara bach was married to. to— said this. barbara bach was married to. to ringo starr. verm— married to. to ringo starr.| weep—rrrl- yeah. beautiful jewish girl. i wrsso-— yeah. beautiful jewish girl. i wrsso- m— yeah. beautiful jewish girl. i was-so in love- yeah. beautiful jewish girl. i was so in love with her. was like, so in love with her. wprl— was like, so in love with her. wprlllpouppl— was like, so in love with her. what thought ringo starr was what i thought ringo starr was a -llmpo. — what i thought ringo starr was a mom-mmpo. amr- what i thought ringo starr was a man. ringo. and but this man. no not ringo. and but this sperlmp—

man. no not ringo. and but this was speaking magazine was speaking in people magazine .lwprl— was speaking in people magazine .lwprl yerr— was speaking in people magazine .lwprl yerr e— was speaking in people magazine .lwhat year ? 1983. _ was speaking in people magazine . what year ?1983. this story . in what year? 1983. this story is . in what year? 1983. this story ls so— . in what year? 1983. this story ls so lms— . in what year? 1983. this story ls so lpls slory— . in what year? 1983. this story is so this story is— . in what year? 1983. this story is so this story is 30 years old.— is so this story is 30 years oll. ll-s— is so this story is 30 years oll. ll-s eo— is so this story is 30 years old. it's 40 years old. cj“ is so this story is 30 years old. it's 40 years old. q" h; old. it's 40 years old. oh, my ocu- eo— old. it's 40 years old. oh, my col. sro yerrs— old. it's 40 years old. oh, my god. 40 years old.- old. it's 40 years old. cj“ cr:rr: 40 years old. they make old. it's 40 years old. cj“ t 40 years old. they make it god. 40 years old. they make it lwe— god. 40 years old. they make it llle ll-s— god. 40 years old. they make it seem like it's fresh.— cr:rr: 40 years old. they make it seem like it's fresh. yeah. sperlmp— seem like it's fresh. yeah. sperlmp rl-s— seem like it's fresh. yeah. speaking it's when you read that . well— speaking it's when you read that . well, actually,— speaking it's when you read that . well, actually, i'm— speaking it's when you read that . well, actually, i'm pretending ididn't. oh, . well, actually, i'm pretending i didn't. oh, okay. . well, actually, i'm pretending ididn't. oh, okay. lewis, . well, actually, i'm pretending i didn't. oh, okay. lewis, this is a nana story. i think we can agree this was a was story. moving on. we've got the times now with one of the reasons the simpsons is rubbish now. lewis i guess so . homer simpson's- guess so. homer simpson's mlllemlrl— guess so. homer simpson's millennial millennial makeover prom— millennial millennial makeover from drunken— millennial millennial makeover from drunken oaf_ millennial millennial makeover from drunken oaf to caring dad, lpere-s— from drunken oaf to caring dad, lpere-s peer— from drunken oaf to caring dad, there's been 34— from drunken oaf to caring dad, there's been 34 seasons of this slow— there's been 34 seasons of this slow m— there's been 34 seasons of this show in america— there's been 34 seasons of this show in america ,_ there's been 34 seasons of this show in america , and i guess show in america, and i guess ll-s— show in america, and i guess ll-s peer— show in america, and i guess ll-s peem om— show in america, and i guess it's been on here— show in america, and i guess it's been on here to 723 eplsoles— it's been on here to 723 episodes, which is one reason why— episodes, which is one reason why amerlcrm— episodes, which is one reason why american tv— episodes, which is one reason why american tv is so much teller— why american tv is so much peller lprm— why american tv is so much better than british tv. here you get better than british tv. here you rel slo— better than british tv. here you get six episodes— better than british tv. here you get six episodes of this 12 eplsoles— get six episodes of this 12 episodes. yeah,- get six episodes of this 12 episodes. yeah, but we start when— episodes. yeah, but we start when ll— episodes. yeah, but we start when ll eels— episodes. yeah, but we start when it gets rubbish. “ when it gets rubbish. i mean, lpe— when it gets rubbish. i mean, lpe slmpsors— when it gets rubbish. i mean, the simpsons has been terrible for probably over a decade, but there probably were lots of good episodes and people wanted to see it. it's like it's like a mrrrlrep— see it. it's like it's like a mrrrlrep ol— . it's like it's like a marriage. of course it's sex is

pomp— marriage. of course it's sex is pomp lo— marriage. of course it's sex is pomp lo pe— marriage. of course it's sex is going to be amazing in the very lrsl— going to be amazing in the very llrsl couple— going to be amazing in the very first couple of— going to be amazing in the very first couple of weeks, but you sllll— first couple of weeks, but you sllll pol— first couple of weeks, but you sllll pol-keep— first couple of weeks, but you still got-keep on- first couple of weeks, but you still got keep on doing it, still got to keep on doing it, you— still got to keep on doing it, you-lprl-s- still got to keep on doing it,| you-that's-you still got to keep on doing it,- you-that's-you need you know? that's what you need dementia. and so what they're srymp— dementia. and so what they're srymp-uomer- saying is, is that homer slmpsom.— saying is, is that homer slmpsom. l— saying is, is that homer simpson, i have to i have to rpoloplse— simpson, i have to i have to apologise because i've never r lull— apologise because i've never seen a full episode of the slmpsoms — seen a full episode of the slmpsorrs l— seen a full episode of the simpsons. r:; . r:; seen a full episode of the- simpsons. i-believe that simpsons. i don't believe that they're like 20 minutes long, but they're making homer simpson. becoming but they're making homer simjsort. becoming but they're making homer simjsort of becoming but they're making homer simjsort of a becoming but they're making homer simjsort of a new becoming but they're making homer simjsort of a new dad 3ecoming but they're making homer simjsort of a new dad ,3coming but they're making homer simjsort of a new dad , a)ming but they're making homer simjsort of a new dad , a woke this sort of a new dad, a woke dad. i think i mean, this is dad. and i think i mean, this is one of the criticisms that the simpsons it used to be simpsons has had. it used to be i mean, bush famously i mean, george bush famously said, you know, america needs to be like the waltons and be more like the waltons and less the simpsons. and more less like the simpsons. and more recently, harry recently, the comedian harry kondabolu that the kondabolu said that the character apu was was racist and was the reason he got bullied at president emmanuel macron. his family vtreason re attacked- president emmanuel macron. his family vtreason he ittacked president emmanuel macron. his family vtreason he got ked- president emmanuel macron. his family vtreason he got bullied at school. actually, the real reason he got bullied at school is he was if you is because he was soft. if you should taken steroids, done should have taken steroids, done some andrew doyle then he some andrew doyle stuff, then he wouldn't got bullied. right wouldn't have got bullied. right if you see racism everywhere, lpe—you- if you see racism everywhere, lpe—you ore- the chances are you are a rrclsl. — the chances are you are a rrclsl. l-ll— the chances are you are a racist. i'll tell— the chances are you are a racist. i'll tell you what, you loll— racist. i'll tell you what, you lrll rpoul— racist. i'll tell you what, you talk about british tv. nothing wrong—look- wrong with it, mate. look i recewel— wrong with it, mate. look i received last— wrong with it, mate. look i received last week just a gif for received last week just a gif lor us— received last week just a gif lor us poll— received last week just a gif lor us toll .— received last week just a gif for us both . one— received last week just a gif for us both . one for you. lewis,

for us both. one for you. lewis, ls. — for us both. one for you. lewis, ls. lpls— for us both. one for you. lewis, ls. lpls ls— for us both. one for you. lewis, is. this is this— for us both. one for you. lewis, is. this is this for— for us both. one for you. lewis, is. this is this for me? - for us both. one for you. lewis, is. “ t“r:;7 this is. this is this for me? this one for me. and— is. this is this for me? this one for me. and it- is. “ t“r:;7 this one for me. and it says, uh. it srys— one for me. and it says, uh. it srys coos— one for me. and it says, uh. it says coxon's chauffeur , a comedy says coxon's chauffeur, a comedy mrrrlrpe— says coxon's chauffeur, a comedy mrrrlrpe mole— says coxon's chauffeur, a comedy mrrrlrpe mrle m— says coxon's chauffeur, a comedy marriage made in paddington. now:— marriage made in paddington. wow. l— marriage made in paddington. wow. l pom-l— marriage made in paddington. now, i don't know who sent this on now, i don't know who sent this or lper— now, i don't know who sent this or lpelr om— now, i don't know who sent this on their on their— now, i don't know who sent this on their on their twitter bio. it on their on their twitter bio. ll tusl— on their on their twitter bio. rl tusl sell— on their on their twitter bio. it just said they— on their on their twitter bio. it just said they were called popper— it just said they were called popper lprm— it just said they were called popper thank you, popper whoever you — popper thank you, popper whoever you lprl— popper thank you, popper whoever you lprl ls— popper thank you, popper whoever you are. r: popper thank you, popper whoever you are. pg . you are. that is amazing. it says lewis. lewis schaffer, which twitter address. which is my twitter address. well, spells my name well, and it spells my name wrong. shaffer as it's shaffer . wrong. shaffer as it's shaffer. but that's all right. that's amazing. thank thank amazing. well, thank you. thank you much. well, i look you very much. well, i look lorwrrl— you very much. well, i look lorwrrllyou— you very much. well, i look forward-you both- rr:;”g rt.“ well, i look forward you both being forward to you both being discovered— forward to you both being discovered person's discovered in that person's prsememl— discovered in that person's basement. moving discovered in that person's. basement.-moving on discovered in that person's- basement.-moving on with basement. anyway, moving on with the basement. anyway, moving on with lpe lrmes— basement. anyway, moving on with lpe lrmes. amr— basement. anyway, moving on with the times. and it's— basement. anyway, moving on with the times. and it's got a proplem — the times. and it's got a problem that— the times. and it's got a problem that could solve. problem that you could solve. lewls— problem that you could solve. lows-.— problem that you could solve. lewls- mow. — problem that you could solve. lewis-, know. did- problem that you could solve. lewis-, know. did we- problem that you could solve. lewis-, know. did we do. problem that you could solve. . lewis-, know. did we do this lewis yeah, know. did we do this already ? oh, sorry. we've already? oh, sorry. we've skipped a story.- :7cj“ we've skipped a story. they do that somelmes— skipped a story. they do that sometimes to— skipped a story. they do that sometimes to confuse us. jill“ rt.“ sometimes to confuse us. which worl— sometimes to confuse us. which woru oul— sometimes to confuse us. which woru oul ol— sometimes to confuse us. which word out of headlines is the one about women? over 50. women over 50. why does sex fall off a cliff for british women? over 50? listen, i'm doing the best i can. i'm doing the best i can. i mean, it's just so much i can because the men the men have lost interest. really, when we get old, it's not we're not that interested. and also , it's also

interested. and also, it's also because because older tend because because older women tend to be the problem basically is women want to have sex with older men, men their own age and older, and men are tired. well, even like joan collins wants to have sex with older men, not james bond, but barbara bach. she's when she's going out in the field, she doesn't want to have sex with a young james bond. she wants the olderjames bond. she wants the older james bond. she wants the older james bond. and unfortunately, as we get older, this few fewer of us are living. doing amazingly are living. i'm doing amazingly well, rest of them are well, but the rest of them are dead want? what do dead. what do you want? what do you what are you having a moment? are you having such a such— moment? are you having such a such r— moment? are you having such a such r prerl— moment? are you having such a such a great story— moment? are you having such a such a great story for— 7 are you having such a such a great story for you to power — such a great story for you to power lwe— such a great story for you to have? like a— such a great story for you to have? like a little- such a great story for you to have? c have? like a little lapse of concentration? you're asking lwe— concentration? you're asking llle r— concentration? you're asking llle r lull— concentration? you're asking like a full on— rt.r:r “rt.r: “7 you're asking like a full on misogyny, honest rpoul— like a full on misogyny, honest rpoul womem— like a full on misogyny, honest about women. why you should never ask me these questions . never ask me these questions. lpese— never ask me these questions. lpese re— never ask me these questions. these are like.— never ask me these questions. these are like. these are not poor— these are like. these are not good questions— these are like. these are not good questions .— these are like. these are not good questions . okay, ask paul. good questions. okay, ask paul. prul-s— good questions. okay, ask paul. prul-s — good questions. okay, ask paul. prul-s l— good questions. okay, ask paul. prul-s l err-l— good questions. okay, ask paul. paul's i can't because- good questions. okay, ask paul. paul's t“ . t r3:r. paul's i can't because we've got to finish the show anyway. the show is over. so let's show is nearly over. so let's take quick look take another quick look at monday's pages of the monday's front pages of the daily mail. leads with put brakes on damaging 2030 petrol car ban . the telegraph has banks

car ban. the telegraph has banks must respect free speech. the guardian leads with fears mount that the nhs will be forced to charge for care. the metro has just not cricket. the express has doctors raise spectre of nhs strikes until 2025 and the daily star has china's cosmic moon nukes. star has china's cosmic moon nukes . and those were your front nukes. and those were your front pages and that's all we have time for. thank you to my guests, paul cox and louis schaefer with their mugs. we're back tomorrow at 11 pm. with simon evans, nick dixon and myself. you're watching myself. and if you're watching at tuned at 5 am, stay tuned for breakfast .

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protesters to end the riots. the lremcp— protesters to end the riots. the french government's holding crlsls— french government's holding crlslslrlls— french government's holding crisis talks this— french government's holding crisis talks this evening to repress— crisis talks this evening to address the— crisis talks this evening to address the civil unrest after a film— address the civil unrest after a llllp mell— address the civil unrest after a llllp mppl ol— address the civil unrest after a fifth night of violence . a nahel fifth night of violence. a nahel wrrzoul-s— fifth night of violence. a nahel marzouk's grandmother says rlolers— marzouk's grandmother says rlolers re— marzouk's grandmother says rioters are using— marzouk's grandmother says rioters are using his death as an excuse to cause havoc. the lrmlly— an excuse to cause havoc. the lrmlly pos— an excuse to cause havoc. the family has called— an excuse to cause havoc. the family has called for calm. the clly-s— family has called for calm. the clly-s replomrl— family has called for calm. the city's regional president says spe-s— city's regional president says she's confident— city's regional president says she's confident that order will be reslorel— she's confident that order will be restored . _ she's confident that order will be restored . but— she's confident that order will be restored . be restored. but what's happening is ultra violent by small groups of people that are very well organised, sized and very well organised, sized and very well organised, sized and very well trained, and they want to defy the republic and the repubuc to defy the republic and the republic will not yield and we will fight back . the regional will fight back. the regional preslleml— will fight back. the regional president also— will fight back. the regional president also met- will fight back. the regional president also met a- cc �*7 g“. t the regional president also met a mayor whose pome— president also met a mayor whose home wrs— president also met a mayor whose home was raided— president also met a mayor whose home was raided and set alight in home was raided and set alight lm r— home was raided and set alight lm r prrlslrm— home was raided and set alight in a parisian suburb. his wife rmo— in a parisian suburb. his wife rml ome— in a parisian suburb. his wife rml ol— in a parisian suburb. his wife and one of his— in a parisian suburb. his wife and one of his children were purl. — and one of his children were hurt. prosecco_ and one of his children were hurt. prosecco tutors say an rllemplel— hurt. prosecco tutors say an attempted murder investigation has attempted murder investigation prs ow— attempted murder investigation prs peer— attempted murder investigation has now been opened. french tourmrllsl— has now been opened. french journalist anthony andre says it's journalist anthony andre says ll-s pul— journalist anthony andre says ll-s pul yel— journalist anthony andre says it's put yet more— journalist anthony andre says it's put yet more pressure on preslleml— it's put yet more pressure on president emmanuel macron . president emmanuel macron. his lrmlly— president emmanuel macron. his lrmlly were—

president emmanuel macron. his family were were— president emmanuel macron. his