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— financial analyst albie amankona albie .olitically corrupt regime. in effect, i mean morally corrupt regime that he's that he's overseen over the last nearly four years. i think that he's been a disaster. he started off badly and he got even worse. he started off by passing about 75 executive orders as having the democrats having spent most of their campaign complaining about how overbearing donald trump was. and then he comes in and does all these incredibly undemocratic things . but there undemocratic things. but there are two things here, aren't there? essentially, do we want biden himself or do we want to get rid of the democrat boss? and i think that if we were to get rid of biden, we're not quite sure who else would take over the democrat race. it could be worse. it could be somebody like gavin newsom from california has really seen california who has really seen that virtually that state kind of virtually fall into the sea in terms of the state of the economically and the chaos there socially and law and order having

— financial analyst albie amankona albie .pent most of their campaign complaining about how overbearing donald trump was. and then he comes in and does all these incredibly undemocratic things . but there undemocratic things. but there are two things here, aren't there? essentially, do we want biden himself or do we want to get rid of the democrat boss? and i think that if we were to get rid of biden, we're not quite sure who else would take over the democrat race. it could be worse. it could be somebody like gavin newsom from california has really seen california who has really seen that virtually that state kind of virtually fall into the sea in terms of the state of the economically and the chaos there socially and law and order having completely collapsed. but i would like to see somebody like ron desantis , see somebody like ron desantis, glenn youngkin, possibly take on whoever leads the democrats. listen polly toynbee fur is many character flaws. bill listen polly toynbee fur is many character flaws . bill clinton chara

i iook— sexist, albie, regressive. i iook er— sexist, albie, regressive.st concept in and of itself? no. i eon-r— racist concept in and of itself? no, i don't really— racist concept in and of itself? no, i don't really understand rhe— no, i don't really understand rhe ergunenr— no, i don't really understand the argument at— no, i don't really understand the argument at all. i have to do the argument at all. i have to to i— the argument at all. i have to to i to— the argument at all. i have to to i to vou— the argument at all. i have to do i do you know— the argument at all. i have to do i do you know what? hrtrrr do i do you know what? now, i am a do i do you know what? now, i am every— do i do you know what? now, i am a very patriotic person. i think most of our viewers know that about me. but i also grew up in nonh about me. but i also grew up in north london and it just wasn't the done thing to be draping yourself in the flag, you know, it just wasn't something that people did, didn't have a flagpole in my front garden . flagpole in my front garden. you

i iook— sexist, albie, regressive. i iook er— sexist, albie, regressive.n and of itself? no. i eon-r— racist concept in and of itself? no, i don't really— racist concept in and of itself? no, i don't really understand rhe— no, i don't really understand rhe ergunenr— no, i don't really understand the argument at— no, i don't really understand the argument at all. i have to do the argument at all. i have to to i— the argument at all. i have to to i to— the argument at all. i have to to i to vou— the argument at all. i have to do i do you know— the argument at all. i have to do i do you know what? hrtrrr do i do you know what? now, i am a do i do you know what? now, i am every— do i do you know what? now, i am a very patriotic person. i think most of our viewers know that about me. but i also grew up in nonh about me. but i also grew up in north london and it just wasn't the done thing to be draping yourself in the flag, you know, it just wasn't something that people did, didn't have a flagpole in my front garden . flagpole in my front garden. you're posh, em

i hook— sexist, albie, regressive. i hook eh— sexist, albie, regressive. as a racist concept in and of itself? go.— racist concept in and of itself? to, h— racist concept in and of itself? to, h ooh-h— racist concept in and of itself? no, i don't really— racist concept in and of itself? no, i don't really understand the— no, i don't really understand the ehgumem— no, i don't really understand the argument at— no, i don't really understand the argument at all. i have to do the argument at all. i have to to h— the argument at all. i have to to h to— the argument at all. i have to to h to you— the argument at all. i have to do i do you know— the argument at all. i have to do i do you know what? wwwithww do i do you know what? now, i am a do i do you know what? now, i am every— do i do you know what? now, i am a very patriotic person. i think most of our viewers know that about me. but i also grew up in nonh about me. but i also grew up in north london and it just wasn't the done thing to be draping yourself in the flag, you know, it just wasn't something that

albie.s correct over 70 have had— needs to get his facts correct over 70 have had to pay the mono— over 70 have had to pay the ttoomoo .— over 70 have had to pay the licence . it's— over 70 have had to pay the licence . it's over- over 70 have had to pay the licence . it's over 75 on low licence. it's over 75 on low income that— licence. it's over 75 on low income that don't. i do not ottom— income that don't. i do not watch mo— income that don't. i do not watch the bbc— income that don't. i do not watch the bbc and i only pay the mono— watch the bbc and i only pay the ttoomoo too— watch the bbc and i only pay the licence fee so— watch the bbc and i only pay the licence fee so that— watch the bbc and i only pay the licence fee so that i— watch the bbc and i only pay the licence fee so that i can safely ottom— licence fee so that i can safely uotot oo— licence fee so that i can safely watch gb news.— licence fee so that i can safely watch gb news. i'll pop your floor— watch gb news. i'll pop y

paul says. evening , albie. my says. good evening, albie. my pony— says. good evening, albie.i don't neither| love-money.-find about the fact i don't neither. love-money.-find an love nor money. you can find an easier— love nor money. you can find an easter—actually- love nor money. you can find an easter—actually saysi easter egg which actually says easier— easter egg which actually saysi easier—nee easter on it, because right here in my— easter on it, because right here in ny-nawe— easter on it, because right here in my have managed to in my hand, i have managed to inci— in my hand, i have managed to iinci an— in my hand, i have managed to find an easter— in my hand, i have managed to find an easter egg— in my hand, i have managed to find an easter egg type condom and sweep— find an easter egg type condom and sweet over— find an easter egg type condom and sweet over here, which has got and sweet over here, which has goi ine— and sweet over here, which has goi rne worri— and sweet over here, which has got the word does— and sweet over here, which has got the word does that sa

paul says. evening , albie. my says. good evening, albie. my eew— says. good evening, albie.r money. you can find an easter which actually says easter egg which actually says easter— easter egg which actually saysi easter—here easter on it, because right here in my— easter on it, because right here in my-._ easter on it, because right here in my-. have— easter on it, because right here in my i have managed to in my hand, i have managed to find— in my hand, i have managed to find an— in my hand, i have managed to find an easter— in my hand, i have managed to find an easter egg— in my hand, i have managed to find an easter egg type condom and sweet— find an easter egg type condom and sweet over— find an easter egg type condom and sweet over here, which has got the— and sweet over here, which has got the wt— and sweet over here, which has got the word does— and sweet over here, which has got the word does that say i tttnt— got the word does that say i tttnt tt— got the word does that say i tttnt tt says— got the word does that say i think it says it— got the word does that say i t

albie.to get his facts correct over 70 have had— needs to get his facts correct over 70 have had to pay the mono— over 70 have had to pay the ttoomoo .— over 70 have had to pay the licence . it's— over 70 have had to pay the licence . it's over- over 70 have had to pay the licence . it's over 75 on low licence. it's over 75 on low income that— licence. it's over 75 on low income that don't. i do not ottom— income that don't. i do not watch mo— income that don't. i do not watch the bbc— income that don't. i do not watch the bbc and i only pay the mono— watch the bbc and i only pay the ttoomoo too— watch the bbc and i only pay the licence fee so— watch the bbc and i only pay the licence fee so that— watch the bbc and i only pay the licence fee so that i— watch the bbc and i only pay the licence fee so that i can safely ottom— licence fee so that i can safely uotot oo— licence fee so that i can safely watch gb news.— licence fee so that i can safely watch gb news. i'll pop your floor— watch gb n

albie they are all white, upper wfeefe— albie they are all white, upper middle class— albie they aresixteen efee— those trainers and hill sixteen died completely— those trainers and hill sixteen died completely unnecessarily as a died completely unnecessarily as e efrew— died completely unnecessarily as a direct result— died completely unnecessarily as a direct result of— died completely unnecessarily as a direct result of their actions feee— a direct result of their actions feef efeee— a direct result of their actions we weef we— a direct result of their actions last night we were on air. they weef— last night we were on air. they weef eef— last night we were on air. they weef eee efe— last night we were on air. they went and did what they did, eferweffee— went and did what they did, disrupting the— went and did what they did, disrupting the snooker. they now erewfewe— disrupting the snooker. they now erewfefee wwef— disrupting the snooker. they now promising just stop oil and effere— promising just stop oil and efeere e— promising just stop oil and others a summer campaign to effee

albie they are all white, upper mtddte— albie they are all white, upper middle class— albie they arennecessarily as a died completely unnecessarily as e dbeet— died completely unnecessarily as a direct result— died completely unnecessarily as a direct result of— died completely unnecessarily as a direct result of their actions test— a direct result of their actions test ment— a direct result of their actions test mobt we— a direct result of their actions last night we were on air. they went— last night we were on air. they went end— last night we were on air. they went end dd— last night we were on air. they went and did what they did, dtsrubtbd— went and did what they did, disrupting the— went and did what they did, disrupting the snooker. they now bromtsbd— disrupting the snooker. they now bromtsbo rust— disrupting the snooker. they now promising just stop oil and obers— promising just stop oil and otbers e— promising just stop oil and others a summer campaign to etteettwetw— others a summer campaign to effectively stop— others a summer campaign to effectively stop all sporting een

albie lay loyal doth go to god. albie lay loyal . rnor— doth go to god. met in reor. were— . that night the apostles met in fear. here amidst— . that night the apostles met in fear. here amidst them- . that night the apostles met in fear . fear. here amidst them came lord. most dear and said, my peace be on holy fear , peace be on holy fear, hallelujah. our peace be on holy fear, hallelujah . our. peace be on holy fear, hallelujah . our . farage survey hallelujah. our. farage survey wno— hallelujah. our. farage survey wno nove— hallelujah. our. farage survey wno nowe nor— hallelujah. our. farage survey who have not see— hallelujah. our. farage survey who have not see in- " our. farage survey who have not see in a&e at whose rose— who have not see in a&e at whose rose acros— who have not see in a&e at whose face acas concern— who have not see in a&e at whose face acas concern unto me , for face acas concern unto me, for snow— face acas concern unto me, for snow powo — face acas concern unto me, for they david mellor_ face acas concern unto me, for they dav

passport albie . and what's more passport albie. and what's more , no— passport albie.ours in times gono eeei. wo— we could talk for hours in times gone past. we have talked for none— gone past. we have talked for nowne eni— gone past. we have talked for hours and possibly have more inen— hours and possibly have more inen-e— hours and possibly have more inen-e gieee— hours and possibly have more than-a glass-we. hours and possibly have more. than-a glass-we were than half a glass whilst we were doing— than half a glass whilst we were doing-iie— than half a glass whilst we were doing-it's lovely- than half a glass whilst we were doing-it's lovely to- doing it, but it's lovely to see you— doing it, but it's lovely to see wow eni— doing it, but it's lovely to see wow eno-gnoei— doing it, but it's lovely to see you and-great to- doing it, but it's lovely to see you and great to be in your you and it's great to be in your nono— you and it's great to be in your none-oi— you and it's great to be in your home-of norfolk- you and it's great to be in your home of norfolk for home

by me alone albie with donelan.wniweneiiw— philosophy of religion at the university of— philosophy of religion at the university of cambridge . university of cambridge. inoieeeon— university of cambridge. professor james orr. university of cambridge. professorjames orr. happy ioeien— professorjames orr. happy ioeien. happy— professorjames orr. happy easter. happy easter to you, cokin— easter. happy easter to you, coiwin. — easter. happy easter to you, calvin. good— easter. happy easter to you, calvin. good to— easter. happy easter to you, calvin. good to be- easter. happy easter to you, calvin. c2 calvin. good to be with you. some calvin. good to be with you. some reorie— calvin. good to be with you. some people eow— calvin. good to be with you. some people say easter- calvin. c2 some people say easter is a pagan— some people say easter is a pagan festival. _ some people say easter is a pagan festival. how do you react to pagan festival. how do you react io inoie— pagan festival. how do you react io inoie ii-e— paga

by me alone albie with donelan.okin— easter. happy easter to you, coiwin. — easter. happy easter to you, calvin. good— easter. happy easter to you, calvin. good to— easter. happy easter to you, calvin. good to be- easter. happy easter to you, calvin. c: calvin. good to be with you. some calvin. good to be with you. some neooie— calvin. good to be with you. some people eow— calvin. good to be with you. some people say easter- calvin. c: some people say easter is a pagan— some people say easter is a pagan festival. _ some people say easter is a pagan festival. how do you react to pagan festival. how do you react io inoie— pagan festival. how do you react io inoie ii-e— pagan festival. how do you react to that? it's interesting that nnoioiiw— to that? it's interesting that onoioiiw ine— to that? it's interesting that probably the most famous convert in angiieon— probably the most famous convert in anglican, the— probably the most famous convert in anglican, the anglican inooiiion— in anglican, the anglican tradition of

passport albie . and what's more passport albie. and what's more , ne— passport albie. we could talk for hours in times dene— we could talk for hours in times eene eaef— we could talk for hours in times eene eaer. we— we could talk for hours in times gone past. we have talked for newe— gone past. we have talked for newre and— gone past. we have talked for hours and possibly have more rnan— hours and possibly have more rnan-a— hours and possibly have more rnan-a dkaee— hours and possibly have more than-a glass-we. hours and possibly have more. than-a glass-we were than half a glass whilst we were dend— than half a glass whilst we were defnd-fr-e— than half a glass whilst we were doing-it's lovely- than half a glass whilst we were doing-it's lovely to- doing it, but it's lovely to see you— doing it, but it's lovely to see wew and— doing it, but it's lovely to see wew and-drear— doing it, but it's lovely to see you and-great to- doing it, but it's lovely to see you and great to be in your you and it's great to be in your nene— you and it's great to be in your nene-ef— you

so it was historic albie foolish . it was historic albie foolish.not about the peace process. and nenee— not about the peace process. and nenee you— not about the peace process. and nenee you nove— not about the peace process. and hence you have the— not about the peace process. and hence you have the photograph wnten— hence you have the photograph wnten te— hence you have the photograph which is shown— hence you have the photograph which is shown here of biden wttn— which is shown here of biden wttn eeny— which is shown here of biden with gerry adams and rita owne— with gerry adams and rita o-nove. ttto— with gerry adams and rita o'hare. rita o'hare, who was owned— o'hare. rita o'hare, who was convicted of— o'hare. rita o'hare, who was convicted of terrorist related oettvtttee. — convicted of terrorist related activities. so _ convicted of terrorist related activities. so you have this veotty— activities. so you have this teotty tot— activities. so you have this really bad track- activities. so you have this really bad track record of joe ntten— re

so it was historic albie foolish . it was historic albie foolish.ut the peace process. and ncncc you nave— not about the peace process. and hence you have the— not about the peace process. and hence you have the photograph nn1cn— hence you have the photograph un1cn 1— hence you have the photograph which is shown— hence you have the photograph which is shown here of biden unn— which is shown here of biden n11n bony— which is shown here of biden with gerry adams and rita enac— with gerry adams and rita o-baac. 111a— with gerry adams and rita o'hare. rita o'hare, who was conv1c1cc1— o'hare. rita o'hare, who was convicted of— o'hare. rita o'hare, who was convicted of terrorist related ac11v111cc. — convicted of terrorist related activities. so _ convicted of terrorist related activities. so you have this baby— activities. so you have this nca11y baa— activities. so you have this really bad track- activities. so you have this really bad track record of joe nucn— really bad track record of joe b1c1cn 1n— really bad track record of joe biden in relation— r

albie if individually. albie so if a bore— individually. albie so if a trans woman— individually. heavy rain mere me— some strong winds and heavy rain there over the next— some strong winds and heavy rain there over the next 24 hours. a erorm— there over the next 24 hours. a storm nowhere— there over the next 24 hours. a storm nowhere slowly eases and moves away. another system moves eourbem— moves away. another system moves across southern areas— moves away. another system moves across southern areas on friday, bur— across southern areas on friday, bur mem— across southern areas on friday, bur rbem moo— across southern areas on friday, but then into the— across southern areas on friday, but then into the weekend, we eboubu — but then into the weekend, we eboubu o— but then into the weekend, we should see a ridge of high pressure starting to build, obbowmg— pressure starting to build, obbowmg br— pressure starting to build, allowing it to— pressure starting to build, allowing it to get warmer and bese— allowing it to get warmer and bees wmuy— allowing it to get warmer and less win

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albie we'll now built together. albie we'll now be built together.anged your mind on inings— probably have changed your mind on some things, but the fundamentals- on some things, but the fundamentals i believe in trying in ins— fundamentals i believe in trying in is winus— fundamentals i believe in trying in the virtue of— fundamentals i believe in trying in the virtue of work, of trying to in the virtue of work, of trying io nois— in the virtue of work, of trying to make work— in the virtue of work, of trying to make work pay.— in the virtue of work, of trying to make work pay. i'm proud of win— to make work pay. i'm proud of wnoi inis— to make work pay. i'm proud of what this government has done. you know— what this government has done. you know ,— what this government has done. you know . os— what this government has done. you know , one of— what this government has done. you know , one of the you know, you know, one of the you know, ins— you know, one of the you know, is iiopss— you know, one of the you know, the tropes against— you know, one of

you to— things are absolute albie right. you to you— things are absolute albie right.ssible. the institutions ,_ that neutrality is possible. the institutions , countries, institutions, countries, international institutions can international institutions can tn woy— international institutions can tn woy te— international institutions can in some way be neutral and oetuotty— in some way be neutral and actually liberalism and liberal tenoeroey— actually liberalism and liberal democracy for— actually liberalism and liberal democracy for a _ actually liberalism and liberal democracy for a long time presumed— democracy for a long time gresuneo tn— democracy for a long time presumed in a— democracy for a long time presumed in a way presumed its neutrottty— presumed in a way presumed its own neutrality. and that was one of own neutrality. and that was one ot tne — own neutrality. and that was one ot tne woys— own neutrality. and that was one ot tne woys tn— own neutrality. and that was one of the ways in which it tustttteo— of the ways in which it justified spreading itself o

and obviously , albie it are. and obviously, albie it teet— are.nk it was fine and i watched her go through it— think it was fine and i watched her go through it. think it was fine and i watched her go through it . her go through it. thank you so much. ollie and scarlett , for an much. ollie and scarlett, for an excellent jewel. but unfortunately, we have to move on because we've got a lot to get onto. so tomorrow is saint george's day . unfortunately, george's day. unfortunately, nottingham's saint george's day parade has been cancelled this yeah parade has been cancelled this year. it'sjust parade has been cancelled this year. it's just one of many celebrations across the land that has been cancelled because of costs . i actually wanted to of costs. i actually wanted to buy a saint george's day flag for this show, but i couldn't find one anywhere, which i think is very telling, though i do hear that darren grimes managed to get his mitts on one for saint george's day. always seems to play second fiddle to saint patrick when it comes to our nation

albie we'll now built together. albie we'll now be geing— built together. rninge— probably have changed your mind on some things, but the fundamentals- on some things, but the fundamentals i believe in trying in ne— fundamentals i believe in trying in we winne— fundamentals i believe in trying in the virtue of— fundamentals i believe in trying in the virtue of work, of trying to in the virtue of work, of trying re nece— in the virtue of work, of trying to make work— in the virtue of work, of trying to make work pay.— in the virtue of work, of trying to make work pay. i'm proud of wner— to make work pay. i'm proud of we rnie— to make work pay. i'm proud of what this government has done. you what this government has done. wew knew— what this government has done. wew knew ,— what this government has done. wew knew , ee— what this government has done. you know , one of— what this government has done. you know , one of the you know, you know, one of the you know, ine— you know, one of the you know, we rrepee— you know, one of the you know, the tropes against— yo

albie lay loyal doth go to god. albie lay loyal . rnor— doth go to god.es met in reor. were— . that night the apostles met in fear. here amidst— . that night the apostles met in fear. here amidst them- . that night the apostles met in fear . fear. here amidst them came lord. most dear and said, my peace be on holy fear , peace be on holy fear, hallelujah. our peace be on holy fear, hallelujah . our. peace be on holy fear, hallelujah . our . farage survey hallelujah. our. farage survey wno— hallelujah. our. farage survey wno nove— hallelujah. our. farage survey wno nowe nor— hallelujah. our. farage survey who have not see— hallelujah. our. farage survey who have not see in- " our. farage survey who have not see in a&e at whose rose— who have not see in a&e at whose rose acros— who have not see in a&e at whose face acas concern— who have not see in a&e at whose face acas concern unto me , for face acas concern unto me, for snow— face acas concern unto me, for snow powo — face acas concern unto me, for they david mellor_ face acas concern unto me, for they d

wbtt— and most albie old people and tney wbtt be— and most albie old people and they will be allowedlities and also be proper facilities and resources-these- also be proper facilities and resources these people. resources for these people. so mere-e— resources for these people. so tnere-e ntenty— resources for these people. so there's plenty for— resources for these people. so there's plenty for them do there's plenty for them to do within accommodation . why within the accommodation. why are so concerned ? because are you so concerned? because they will are you so concerned? because tney wbtt be— are you so concerned? because they will be allowed _ are you so concerned? because they will be allowed out- ff? because they will be allowed out and tney— they will be allowed out and tney wbtt— they will be allowed out and they will roam _ they will be allowed out and they will roam the streets. the tbttte— they will roam the streets. the little common _ they will roam the streets. the little common being their neeet— little common being their nearest town,— little common being their near

wtth— and most albie old people and they wttt he— and most albie old people and they will be allowedll etee— security in place and there will eteelptepet— security in place and there will also proper facilities and also be proper facilities and resources-these- also be proper facilities and resources these people. resources for these people. so thee-e— resources for these people. so thete-e ptemty— resources for these people. so there's plenty for— resources for these people. so there's plenty for them do there's plenty for them to do within accommodation . why within the accommodation. why are so concerned ? because are you so concerned? because they will are you so concerned? because they wttt he— are you so concerned? because they will be allowed _ are you so concerned? because they will be allowed out- ii? because they will be allowed out and they— they will be allowed out and they wtt— they will be allowed out and they will roam _ they will be allowed out and they will roam the streets. the ttttte— they will roam the streets. the little common _ they will roam the streets. the l

a higher especially albie at a higher rete— especially albie at a higher rete-theee— especially albie the market for- energy—heweh-t energy has failed. we haven't het— energy has failed. we haven't het e— energy has failed. we haven't het e ereeer— energy has failed. we haven't had a proper market since the energy— had a proper market since the energy ghee— had a proper market since the energy ghee eeh— had a proper market since the energy price cap and the energy twtee— energy price cap and the energy price guarantee.— energy price cap and the energy price guarantee. now, with energy— price guarantee. now, with energy wreee— price guarantee. now, with energy prices falling as they are energy prices falling as they ehe— energy prices falling as they are and they're— energy prices falling as they are and they're predicted to be tewer— are and they're predicted to be tewer theh— are and they're predicted to be lower than the— are and they're predicted to be lower than the amount that the gewemmeht— lower than the amount that the government has,— lower than the amount that the government

albie, thanks for joining us totew— albie, thanks for joining us totew .— albie, thanks for joining ushe slave trete e — involvement in ending the slave trete e thet— involvement in ending the slave trade ? that is— involvement in ending the slave trade ? that is a— involvement in ending the slave trade ? that is a very- involvement in ending the slave trade ? g: trade? that is a very good question. britain, of course, was one of the first countries to end the slave trade you mentioned before spent millions of pounds ending the slave trade. we did an amazing thing , trade. we did an amazing thing, but trade. we did an amazing thing, tut we— trade. we did an amazing thing, tut we ttt— trade. we did an amazing thing, but we did also— trade. we did an amazing thing, but we did also at— : we did an amazing thing, but we did also at the same time heue— but we did also at the same time heue the— but we did also at the same time have the biggest— but we did also at the same time have the biggest empire in the wortt. — have the biggest empire in the wortt. art— have the biggest empire in the w

host: that is albie. he talks about education and we take a look at the president's 2024 budget request. how much that money will go to specific grant programs. education program from k-12, 20 billion requested for title i -- 932 million dollars for part c and it would grant if approved, title to teacher professional state grants $2.2 billion. $360 billion school grants. it breaks health -- down health and other things. this is a look at the 2024 budget request the president had made and how it would break things down if it were approved. republican line. new york. caller: my problem is. public housing, how they treat people in public housing. . how they went from the same income housing and rent went from $23,000 and low rent, it is not low income housing because those appointments -- we need housing. for the homeless, low income, and the low income people and we don't have it and when -- what we do have, they charge people too much money. they don't explain to people what they get when they move into th

absolute albie right.e— spicy calvin. i think that there's this— ear .. i think that there's this prevailing idea rnar— there's this prevailing idea that neutrality— there's this prevailing idea that neutrality is possible. the rnerrrwrrene— that neutrality is possible. the institutions ,_ that neutrality is possible. the institutions , countries, institutions, countries, international institutions can international institutions can in way— international institutions can in way be— international institutions can in some way be neutral and await— in some way be neutral and actually liberalism and liberal aeneeraew— actually liberalism and liberal democracy for— actually liberalism and liberal democracy for a _ actually liberalism and liberal democracy for a long time nreeanea— democracy for a long time resumed in— democracy for a long time presumed in a— democracy for a long time presumed in a way presumed its newrrakrrw.— presumed in a way presumed its own neutrality. and that was one of own neutrality. an

albie. i was like, this te nev— second. albie. i was like, this te nev rt— second. albie.ere we go. okavr— you actually can't say there we go. okavr ttne. — you actually can't say there we go. okay, fine. well, well, tnere— go. okay, fine. well, well, tnere vee— go. okay, fine. well, well, tnere ven ge. — go. okay, fine. well, well, there you go. yes right, right. so there you go. yes right, right. se-nen-t— there you go. yes right, right. se-nen-t your- there you go. yes right, right. so don't you, dad? so we know. don't you, dad? een-t— so we know. don't you, dad? dent-net— so we know. don't you, dad? don't-dad know- so we know. don't you, dad? don't dad know where. you don't you dad know where. you een-t— don't you dad know where. you een-t sav— don't you dad know where. you een-t eev rt.— don't you dad know where. you can't say it. you— don't you dad know where. you can't say it. you can't say it. rte— can't say it. you can't say it. rte rnvntng— can't say it. you can't say it. it's rhyming slang— can't say it. you can't say it. it's rhyming slang ,- can't say it. you

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albie. i was like, this ts-tt— second. albie. i was like, this ts-tt sets.— second. albie.ctually can't say there we go. you actually can't say there we 90- okavr— you actually can't say there we 90- etey. tme. — you actually can't say there we go. okay, fine. well, well, there— go. okay, fine. well, well, there yet— go. okay, fine. well, well, there yet 90- — go. okay, fine. well, well, there you go. yes right, right. so there you go. yes right, right. se-tet-t— there you go. yes right, right. se-tet-t yet.- there you go. yes right, right. so don't you, dad? so we know. don't you, dad? tet-t— so we know. don't you, dad? tent-tet— so we know. don't you, dad? don't-dad know- so we know. don't you, dad? don't dad know where. you don't you dad know where. you set-t— don't you dad know where. you set-t sey— don't you dad know where. you set-t sey rt.— don't you dad know where. you can't say it. you— don't you dad know where. you can't say it. you can't say it. tt-s— can't say it. you can't say it. me rhyming— can't say it. you can't say it. it's rhyming slang— can't say it. you

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j what will happen with albie- albie,_house? alex albie, the new party house?arles? 850 people from in and around the uk have been invited ewttet— around the uk have been invited ewttet to— around the uk have been invited ewttet to e— around the uk have been invited suited to see the— around the uk have been invited suited to see the service here at westminster— suited to see the service here at westminster abbey. now, this tnetwtee— at westminster abbey. now, this tnetwtee teotte— at westminster abbey. now, this includes people who've received tntten— includes people who've received british empire— includes people who've received british empire medals community enomttone— british empire medals community enomttone ont— british empire medals community champions and those who work in the champions and those who work in me enonty— champions and those who work in the charity sector. _ champions and those who work in the charity sector. that tnetwtee— the charity sector. that includes young people as well. some— includes young people as well. some ot— includes young

and obviously , albie it are. and obviously, albie it teet— are.t was fine and i watched her go through it— think it was fine and i watched her go through it. think it was fine and i watched her go through it . her go through it. thank you so much. ollie and scarlett , for an much. ollie and scarlett, for an excellent jewel. but unfortunately, we have to move on because we've got a lot to get onto. so tomorrow is saint george's day . unfortunately, george's day. unfortunately, nottingham's saint george's day parade has been cancelled this yeah parade has been cancelled this year. it'sjust parade has been cancelled this year. it's just one of many celebrations across the land that has been cancelled because of costs . i actually wanted to of costs. i actually wanted to buy a saint george's day flag for this show, but i couldn't find one anywhere, which i think is very telling, though i do hear that darren grimes managed to get his mitts on one for saint george's day. always seems to play second fiddle to saint patrick when it comes to our national c

absolutely albie. ' “i: ti absolutely albie.s there's 20,000 more police. what we know in the west midlands is we've got less police now than we had in 2010. it just doesn't wash with people. there has to be a connection between what the prime minister says and what people experience. and i think the real problem he's up against is that after 13 years, people were looking for results. they don't really want to hear any more promises of consultations or plans . they're expecting or plans. they're expecting results. and or plans. they're expecting results . and of course, the results. and of course, the iii— results. and of course, the prime minister— and of course, the prime minister came today to ii— prime minister came today to this knockabout_ prime minister came today to this knockabout with some facts of this knockabout with some facts ii iii— this knockabout with some facts ii iii — this knockabout with some facts ii iii ii— this knockabout with some facts of his own. he said— this knockabout with some facts of his own. he

you know, we don-t— absolute albie. you know, we don-t want— absolute albie. we don-t want to— absolute albie. you know, we don't want to stop the right to strike, — don't want to stop the right to strike, but— don't want to stop the right to strike, but it— don't want to stop the right to strike, but it has— don't want to stop the right to strike, but it has to be done in a legal— strike, but it has to be done in a legal way.— strike, but it has to be done in a legal way. all— strike, but it has to be done in a legal way. and that's why the secretary— a legal way. and that's why the secretary of— a legal way. and that's why the secretary of state— a legal way. and that's why the secretary of state took the acllon. — secretary of state took the acllon. he— secretary of state took the action. he did— secretary of state took the action. he did hope we can then get action. he did hope we can then gel people— action. he did hope we can then gel people leek— action. he did hope we can then get people back around the table— get people back around the table, particul

how they albie. but they were absolute albie.oonies back at a film like the goonies and watch the goonies recently, i thought, oh, this is my great film, magoun's oh my god, the first joke is like a guy showing a mexican house cleaner around the house and just making all these it's like a little kid and making all these jokes about sex dungeons. it's making all these jokes about sex dungeons . it's extraordinary. dungeons. it's extraordinary. you should you the good old days. you see that? and we need to see the version where e.t. gets shot with a shotgun. we need these versions where kid rock, comes out and rock, kid rock comes out and just him on picnic just shoots him on a picnic table . anyway, that's it for table. anyway, that's it for part— table. anyway, that's it for port-oohhhg- table. anyway, that's it for port-oohhhg wp| table. anyway, that's it for part-coming up our part three. but coming up in our thhot— part three. but coming up in our thhot eeethoh— part three. but coming up in our final section, we'll— part three

you know, we don-t— absolute albie. you know, we don-t want— absolute albie. we don-t want to— absolute albie. you know, we don't want to stop the right to strike, — don't want to stop the right to strike, but— don't want to stop the right to strike, but it— don't want to stop the right to strike, but it has— don't want to stop the right to strike, but it has to be done in a legal— strike, but it has to be done in a legal way.— strike, but it has to be done in a legal way. all— strike, but it has to be done in a legal way. and that's why the secretary— a legal way. and that's why the secretary of— a legal way. and that's why the secretary of state— a legal way. and that's why the secretary of state took the acllon. — secretary of state took the acllon. he— secretary of state took the action. he did— secretary of state took the action. he did hope we can then get action. he did hope we can then gel people— action. he did hope we can then gel people leek— action. he did hope we can then get people back around the table— get people back around the table, particul

albie. _ albie will be what are you doing tonight? albie.aid, look, you've got to get stormont up running again. stormont up and running again. tnt— stormont up and running again. ttnt-wett— stormont up and running again. ant-wet te- stormont up and running again. and-we'll be the- and they said, we'll be the ttttes— and they said, we'll be the ttttes et— and they said, we'll be the judges of that. _ and they said, we'll be the judges of that. thank you very nten. — judges of that. thank you very nten. ttt— judges of that. thank you very much. but darren,- judges of that. thank you very much. 11.9222 2 much. but darren, do you think trump's to better trump's going to be better for anglo—american because trump's going to be better for aiwent american because trump's going to be better for aiwent so erican because trump's going to be better for aiwent so welln because trump's going to be better for aiwent so well last because trump's going to be better for aiwent so well last time? because it went so well last time? president well, actually di

it was, and unfortunately albie i think sunot— unfortunately albie i think sunot nos— unfortunately albieou promised to do in mutttpte— as you promised to do in multiple manner ? as you promised to do in- multiple manner ? festos million multiple manner? festos million % done. i mean , to me, the only % done. i mean, to me, the only decent thing about channel 4 is the father ted reruns , which is the father ted reruns, which is my favourite comedy , of course. my favourite comedy, of course. great by made by the great great ttnenom— great by made by the great great ttnenom o— great by made by the great great linehan, a regular— great by made by the great great linehan, a regular on this show who— linehan, a regular on this show who nos— linehan, a regular on this show who nos otso— linehan, a regular on this show who has also been— linehan, a regular on this show who has also been cancelled by the who has also been cancelled by tree-mot— who has also been cancelled by tree-mot .— who has also been cancelled by tree-mot . ue— who has also been cancelled by the-mob . he really- who has also

albie. i think he absolutely. albie. i think he snoult— absolutely. albie.er. yeah absolutely. ant— broadcaster. yeah absolutely. ant also— broadcaster. yeah absolutely. and also and— broadcaster. yeah absolutely. and also and also to make out as if and also and also to make out as tt tne— and also and also to make out as tt tne nntttsn— and also and also to make out as if the british public— and also and also to make out as if the british public vote enttnely— if the british public vote enttnely guy— if the british public vote entirely pay to support the bbc otsolute— entirely pay to support the bbc absolute rubbish— entirely pay to support the bbc absolute rubbish it's a poll tax the absolute rubbish it's a poll tax tne ltoenoe— absolute rubbish it's a poll tax the licence fee— absolute rubbish it's a poll tax the licence fee is— absolute rubbish it's a poll tax the licence fee is a poll tax. we— the licence fee is a poll tax. we nove— the licence fee is a poll tax. no love to— the licence fee is a poll tax. we too to pay— the licence fee is a poll tax. we

normal albie you'd expect my stte— normal albie you'd expect my stte ot— normal albie you'd expect myginal constituencies and so on. and postal votes are completely unaudhed. postal votes are completely unaudited . there's no id there. unaudited. there's no id there. you're reading the mind of my ten— you're reading the mind of my ot— you're reading the mind of my view of brenda. _ you're reading the mind of my view of brenda. you're not that mento— view of brenda. you're not that tnentt. tntt— view of brenda. you're not that brenda, that said,— view of brenda. you're not that brenda, that said, not another onet— brenda, that said, not another snee— brenda, that said, not another one, was she? brenda i think she mento— one, was she? brenda i think she was brenda from _ one, was she? brenda i think she was brenda from bristol anyway. mento— was brenda from bristol anyway. tnentt stys— was brenda from bristol anyway. brenda says postal voting is the ttggest— brenda says postal voting is the ttggest ttttte— brenda says postal voting is the biggest fiddle going. you two are so aligned— bi

no albies. by the way, even i have the only one who tried to hint at the fact that there were problems between the spouses who? sasha had enemies. don't know. maybe although what kind of masseur? patients friend sasha helped him at one time put on his feet. and now arthur is helping me. how does it help? sorry. yes, i'm sorry, i can't talk right now. no, money. i find i just need a little more time. thanks, i 'll call back. understand that in the event of a divorce, you can stay. i loved sasha. but in the event of a divorce , i would have got this beautiful house, this plot, and sasha, his moscow apartment , the car, everything else was his initiative. everything that lives, modern, belarus today , watch on belarus 24 tv channel. this is the news of the country and abroad. broadcasts of especially important events live broadcasts from the scene current interviews with famous belarusians fascinating trips across countries finland sweden norway denmark netherlands germany france spain portugal cyp

albie. i think he absolutely. albie. i think he snoult— absolutely. albie.eah absolutely. ant— broadcaster. yeah absolutely. ant also— broadcaster. yeah absolutely. and also and— broadcaster. yeah absolutely. and also and also to make out as if and also and also to make out as tt tne— and also and also to make out as tt tne nntttsn— and also and also to make out as if the british public— and also and also to make out as if the british public vote enttnely— if the british public vote enttnely guy— if the british public vote entirely pay to support the bbc otsolute— entirely pay to support the bbc absolute rubbish— entirely pay to support the bbc absolute rubbish it's a poll tax the absolute rubbish it's a poll tax tne ltoenoe— absolute rubbish it's a poll tax the licence fee— absolute rubbish it's a poll tax the licence fee is— absolute rubbish it's a poll tax the licence fee is a poll tax. we— the licence fee is a poll tax. we nove— the licence fee is a poll tax. no love to— the licence fee is a poll tax. we too to pay— the licence fee is a poll tax. we have