mean, girl a criminal record? i mean, i get that, you know, rioting is bad. you shouldn't do it. but she's 13 and we do silly things when we're 13. >> well, especially 13 year old girls. and maybe it's good, but i think even even with women, you've got to give them a little benefit of the doubt. and i think 13 is a little bit too young to be doing this. but it says everything you need to you need to know about about these people. is that they're team world. they don't care about british people. they just want peace. the guy, keir starmer, has been been tasked to give britain to team world to make sure it's team world. and he's and he's doing it. >> so what is team world. >> so what is team world. >> team world. team world is the is the eu globalist agenda state which i don't maybe i should say. >> oh so the good guys. >> oh so the good guys. >> yeah well you would okay. you could say it's a of course you believe it. it's the feminist feminist agenda. is what team world is. it's pro—abortion pro covid pro pro and pro open pro completely open borders. >> so you know economic you know gdp can be maximised by having

workers flowing to wherever they want to go without any concern for the people who might actually be there. already. >> know this i like this. this sounds for good me. >> it does. it is. >> i'm part of the illuminati. i love this stuff. >> yeah, but, you know, alarmed about the 18 year old girl, the 13 year old girl and just the apparent two tier policing, you know, people on the right were rushed through or people were rioting, were rushed through the system and people on the left seem to be given better advice. >> i think this sounds like it's coming from the daily express. she's 13. okay. she needs an intervention. she's doing something illegal. and i know plenty of people, like i went to treatment centre. i know plenty of people who did really criminal things. they go on to have good lives. they had interventions. people stopped them. they got help. so this could be a really important moment for her. so she, you know, she got she kicked a door. she got she needs a good kick up her own back door and then she'd be fine. yeah, well, that's what i thought the, the right wanted this kind of intervention. well, no, her parents took her in. >> they were doing the responsible thing. the girl was

very, very sorry for what she'd done for getting carried away. and her parents took her into the police. kind of thinking, well, they're just going to give her a serious lecture and that'll scare her, and she'll never do anything again . never do anything again. instead, the police have given her a criminal record. and i think that's i mean, i don't know, i just think that in the context of what's going on in the context of the riots, nobody ever seems to mention nobody. you know, keir starmer didn't mention he seemed to act as if the riots had just sprung from nowhere, as if no girls had been stabbed and people were genuinely furious and angry and upset that these girls had been stabbed. and keir starmer and other people on the left seem to give that no mind whatsoever . give that no mind whatsoever. >> and the people and the people know the people know it. they know the people know it. they know that keir starmer acted really wrongly. that's why his ratings have gone down. not because he's stolen, stolen stuff . sorry about that. not stuff. sorry about that. not because he's stolen. i don't know if he's stolen, but he's taken money from rich guys. it's not that. it's that is that he is that the people who live in this country feel that he's at war with this country, and he's at war with the 13 year old girl, which makes him a loser, a

loser, because even i wouldn't fight a 13 year old girl. >> maybe that's good to know that you wouldn't fight a 13 year old girl. >> is that wrong? that was a joke. that was . joke. that was. >> have you met 13 year old girls? they're pretty annoying. >> they? annoying is not the word. >> i reckon one of them could actually beat you up, and i'd just like it would be perfect match newest fresh. >> it's an attitude. 13 year old i love it. >> disturbing image . i'd just >> disturbing image. i'd just like to apologise for lewis's language. if anybody was offended there. he grew up in the bronx, brooklyn, brooklyn , the bronx, brooklyn, brooklyn, brooklyn, brooklyn, not even grew up there. sometimes . grew up there. sometimes. anyway, coming up, we will assess the week's winners and losers in cursed or blessed this week , jk rowling kicks off at week, jk rowling kicks off at butlins and elon musk an army of robot taxis and robots. see you after

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winners and losers of the week. jk rowling has hit out at the houday jk rowling has hit out at the holiday park chain butlins for taking security guards off duty after they forcibly removed trans women from a holiday camp toilet. security staff were accused of violently dragging five trans women from the women's toilets during a music event at skegness butlins last week. butlins later suspended the security officers and issued an apology, insisting that they're an inclusive business which includes transgender women and toilets. jk rowling posted on x or twitter, as it used to be called does butlins think the desire of cross—dressing men to enter women only spaces is more important than women's and girl's right to privacy and dignity? well, yeah. jk , it's dignity? well, yeah. jk, it's 2024. i don't know if you've noticed, but women have no right to their own space or safety anymore. the patriarchy is back. now. i've got a lot of sympathy for genuine trans women who've made an effort and, you know, actually looked like women. but i had a look at these women and they kind of look like ozzy osbourne. so , you know, i'm not

osbourne. so, you know, i'm not sure it's entirely fair. >> so do you think we should just have a system where one appointed man, perhaps you just judges if the woman has made enough effort or you've got enough effort or you've got enough eyeliner there, love. yeah, you've done the boobs nicely . i'm yeah, you've done the boobs nicely. i'm just tired of this whole toilet thing. like it's not. it's a small thing. i've never had a problem with it . not. it's a small thing. i've never had a problem with it. i myself have been using gender neutral toilets since i was two years old. yeah, there was one in my house. it was the only one. and i actually only almost exclusively used the men's toilets because i identify as somebody who doesn't like to queue and who can tolerate the smell of poo. but yeah, it's just it's just it's just way more of a big issue than people make out that it is. yeah, i definitely think so. it's never bothered me that i've never felt unsafe. right. >> you've never felt unsafe in a in a toilet? never. i've felt unsafe in a toilet. i remember you walked into a toilet after me and i felt quite unsafe. i wasn't sure how you identified. i mean, who do you think is right? right here? jk or the i

think i'm with aiden on this thing. >> basically we have we have genden >> basically we have we have gender. we have gender neutral toilets here @gbnews. you walk in and you know what? i'm against it because. because a guy, let's say i wanted to shave. you can't shave because there's some chick or some chick walking in you can't shave in a genden walking in you can't shave in a gender. and i think women can't. >> i don't like being in a gender neutral toilet because you can't just let it all hang out. not that i let it hang out, but you know what i mean. you can't. you can't relax. >> it's a bit performative. yes. yeah. you do monitor how you the little tinkle that you make when you're going to the toilet. you make it more endearing to the men. exactly. >> or if you do something else, or if you do the other thing, you can't say to the woman coming and say, i'd pick another cubicle before you go into this one now. one how. >> one now. >> elon musk unveiled self—driving robo taxis and robo vans this week. the future of transporting here. and as musk says, the future looks like the future. the taxi looks computer

generated and doesn't have a steering wheel. you'll be able to relax and watch tv or have a nap while you're taken to your destination. self—driving cabs could revolutionise society. they'll be cheaper, as there's no driver who needs to make enough money to support a family, and we're told we need open borders because we need workers. well, if we have robots doing the driver doing the driving, we won't need as many immigrants. and he also unveiled these robots that could actually do these rob