louis yes, it's that's a bit strcit's a fact.'s a bit strcit's a fact. it's not strong. louis yes, it's that's a bit strcit's a fact. it's owned'ong. louis yes, it's that's a bit strcit's a fact. it's owned by}. whatever. >> not even that it's a propaganda channel. >> not even that it's a propa is nda channel. >> not even that it's a propa is aia channel. >> not even that it's a propa is a propernel. >> not even that it's a propa is a proper every all, >> it is a proper every all, all, all these channels. >> it's like russian tv . >> it's like russian tv. >> it's like russian tv. >> it's like russian tv. >> it's not like you want something it's worth. it's worse than russian because. than russian tv. because. i'm sorry. cressida sorry. i'm sorry. cressida >> you're sorry. >> you're sorry. >> you're sorry. >> you're never sorry. >> you're never sorry. >> it is worse than russia tv because we know russian tv is propaganda, people out propaganda, but the people out there going, the there are going, oh, it's the bbc, but they are bbc

yes, louis, we are 57 hours orso updates. yes, louis, we are 57 hours or so since — updates. r so since daniel— updates. yes, louis, we are 57 hours or so since daniel khalife _ updates. yes, louis, we are 57 hours or so since daniel khalife made - or so since daniel khalife made that audacious escape from wandsworth prison in south london on wednesday morning, strapping himself to the underneath of that food delivery van and escaping. police since then have been putting out various appeals to obviously try to get more information as to the route he took, and ultimately to try to catch him to get him back into prison. in terms of the interview, the snippet of the interview we just did with commander dominic murphy, he leads the met�*s counterterrorism unit, firstly a sighting by a member of the public — so this is the first time the met police have said they've received any information from a member of the public who said they saw a man fitting daniel khalife's appearance, the van that he strapped himself to underneath stop near the wandsworth roundabout at the top of trinity

. >> louis yes. well, actually >> louis yes.ctually know about this know something about this because brushing my because i stopped brushing my teeth . teeth. >> t one 9 one of your teeth. >> one of your health tips? >> yes . >> yes. >> yes. >> brush ea“ >> don't brush your teeth. >> don't brush your teeth. >> brush your teeth. if >> don't brush your teeth. if you're a meat diet and you >> don't brush your teeth. if you'rehavel meat diet and you >> don't brush your teeth. if you'rehave carbohydratesj you >> don't brush your teeth. if you'rehave carbohydrates , you do don't have carbohydrates, you do not need to brush your teeth because the actual meat itself cleans . cleans the teeth. >> if you have meat >> if you have a meat toothpaste. yeah my teeth are clean. >> i mean, i do brush my teeth, patty and my breath and my breath is bad. all right, so you could just treat yourself and do it anyway, anyway, this what >> but anyway, anyway, this what this says. >> i don't. i didn't >> what? i don't. i didn't receive dementia link bet

louis yes. men being important. louis yes. this is not a team world stuff. this is a team local stuff. this is a team local stuff. it's team family. and why a family is so important. a family meal is so important. children eat dinner without children who eat dinner without their dads are unhappy. or even if is there, study finds and if mom is there, study finds and this is this is one of those stories , stories that is just an stories, stories that is just an association story. it's like a coral correlation association related risk of relationship up unked related risk of relationship up linked to it just says that the children who spend time with their dads over meal turn out to be nicer children. nicholas this isn't going to surprise you. it's a study by the journal of family psychology they found. but a lot of people say, but this is obvious, isn't it? >> yeah, this is obvious. but so often men , fathers and family as often men, fathers and family as an institution has been undermined. don't don't forget we have this lifest

okay maybe louis? yes, it does. okay maybe i'm the dullest man in the world. your world. endar, it's been calendar, louis. but it's been totally , sold totally produced by lucy, sold by lucy. you just take my by lucy. and you just take my name, keep it on the story. >> . i just want to say >> just. i just want to say allotments. i think, are a great british i think british treasure. i think they're just. they're very. they just. >> good point. >> that's such a good point. >> that's such a good point. >> and they >> wonderful places. and they are, himself, are, as he says himself, naturally, ecologically sound. there were people reuse things they don't resell , circle them, they don't resell, circle them, you know, in a recycling bin. they actually find purposes for empty . i they actually find purposes for empty. i think they actually find purposes for empty . i think they're great. empty. i think they're great. they should be celebrated. >> unnecessary >> they're totally unnecessary because fruits because they're producing fruits and people don't need. and veg that people

louis. inacio lulu yes , the country is confident that it is moving forward along the path of economic and social development to effectively defend its interests in the international arena. belorussian. the leader assured that our country is invariably committed to a benevolent bilateral partnership with brazil, the existence of common interests and mutual political will. this is a great potential for deepening relations in the widest range of areas, the president noted belarus wished the people simplified unity and a brighter future. independence day of tajikistan was celebrated in the belarusian capital for the invited book exhibition of sights, important events in pictures, as well as the premiere of traditional costume and needlework for representatives of the diplomatic corps of ministries and departments in our country, the creative intelligentsia. also , original and popular songs of the diaspora performed by the stars of the tajik scene, as well as samsa pilaf, tandyr cakes and seasonal fruits of the sunny region. an important role in the development of cooperation is undoubtedly played b

louis yes.onducted an experiment this week regarding the online safety bill. tell us about it quickly, please, so i can ask jenny what the real truth is so i don't have time to look through government legislation. >> that's over 309,000 words. that's just lazy, lazy, very lazy . so i thought, why not lazy. so i thought, why not utilise ai by putting it through chatgpt copy and pasted copy and pasted as a character limit of 2078 characters. so it took me three hours to code base. yeah and then i fed it the bill and then proceeded to ask it questions and then document it. it things like what does the bill define as hate speech? what what power does it give to ofcom 7 what power does it give to ofcom ? we can talk a little bit about what just just tell me because i asked chatgpt to write me a film with laurence fox as james bond in the style of the bourne identity , and it was pretty identity, and it was pretty good. >> okay , it's coming to you >> okay, it's coming to you later when you uncancel m

story louis yes, as you say, next pandemic could from a million could come from a million unknown ands and kill 50 million people like the spanish flu warns experts. >> and that's where i stopped reading that will be my new meme, and that's where i stopped . meaning that's where i stopped reading number reading because, number one, these people who lied to these are the people who lied to us covid, who lied to us us about covid, who lied to us about lockdown, who lied to us about lockdown, who lied to us about masks and mandates and all that stuff. they're just maybe they didn't lie to us, but they're either liars or they're just wrong. and i'm going to go so far as to say so that people think this is comedy. i don't believe in viruses. i don't think i believe in bacteria. you can get sick by eating lot of can get sick by eating a lot of bacteria, i don't that bacteria, but i don't think that viruses . and i think you bacteria, but i don't think that viru google . and i think you bacteria, but i don't think that viru google ,. and i think you bacteria, but i don't think that viru goog

. >> louis yes, according to the express, the bbc shuts down roisin murphy cancellation rumours after row. she she spoke out against the globalist elite dogma that that you can trans children and everything is going to be okay. she spoke out against it so but the bbc said well we we're taking her off the air but it has nothing to do with this thing. yeah. >> so it was revealed that she was being taken off air and being replaced with another artist hadn't voiced an artist who hadn't voiced an opinion, outspoken opinion, opinion, an outspoken opinion, but she said, but the bbc have come said no, but it was come out and said no, but it was just we were do that just we were going to do that anyway. reason we anyway. just for some reason we didn't that scheduling until didn't do that scheduling until after trans just after the trans row. it's just pure coincidence and i believe the bbc. when the bbc ever lied? >> well, the bbc cannot lie because the state. it's the because it's the state. it's the state system. love state propaganda system. i love how they call the bbc a corporation like i

this sounds like your area of expertise, louis yes, but it's not the jabs that we're talking about. >in the daily mail. the stop shop staff have hiv after being attacked with infected needles. and the iceland boss is telling this just to hold this chaos the just to hold this chaos in the shops there chaos in the shops and there is chaos in the shops. was just in live in shops. i was just in i live in in sort of an area of peckham called nunhead. come visit, called nunhead. come and visit, raise property values and raise the property values and i have to walk through nunhead and i already that that thing that happened the other day with the woman was choked whatever they've closed down that shop right the street in the right across the street in the tesco was there was guy tesco was there was a guy basically stealing. it looked like he was stealing can of like he was stealing a can of beans something. and he beans or something. yeah. and he was a threatening was waving it in a threatening way. it like was way. and it was like i was thinking the whole thing is going kick off. going to k

show, every segment, because they've got to say a lot of i have to disagree with you all night, louis. yest's going to get really you're going to to is very to have to ruin me is very nervous. i disagree with louis. and i think the vaccines are safe everyone and i think the vaccines are safe go everyone and i think the vaccines are safe go crazy everyone and i think the vaccines are safe go crazy about everyone and i think the vaccines are safe go crazy about it. eryone and i think the vaccines are safe go crazy about it. and 1e should go crazy about it. and i want tell the want to i want to tell the audience, don't be at audience, don't be mad at nick because has it. he has because he has to say it. he has to all right. good. to do it. all right. good. we all got in trouble there. satirical content. let's on satirical content. let's move on to telegraph now. satirical content. let's move on to 'right,aph now. satirical content. let's move on to 'right, lord |ow. satirical content. let's move on to 'right, lord king, net >> all right, lord king, net zero has fuelled zero obsession has fuel

yes, exactly. >> and but i mean, louis, there's legislation. i believe there's legislation.duced in england that actually it's actually quite a democratic thing where the street, the road itself to have two thirds of itself has to have two thirds of the voting . if they the residents voting. if they want names, they want to change the names, they don't. they haven't put this through but that's through for wales, but that's quite a good idea, isn't it? >> i heard that. >> i hadn't heard about that. but i think it's on page two of the article. >> know. you know, there are >> you know. you know, there are more than one page. wow >> this is one of these stories that just depresses the hell out of because . because i, you of me because. because i, you know what? you know what's happened i read things like happened when i read things like this, liking this, i actually start liking this, i actually start liking this country and i start remembering what is so good about this country . and when you about this country. and when you see people who are hating on this place, hating on wi

louis had visited him with rumors. well, that's it, let's drink something already, yes, let's do it? face oh , i'm blowing my own young give us a step. olya was spoiling the child, and you were preparing the woman’s demand, but here’s what they’ll play with on the the studio sign is exactly overgrown at once and we’ll end up covering the branch from sergei sukhomlin and levsha lyubich. the horses came out to lead hey oh yes, lyuli, the horses left and got into the habit. yes, hey, yes, lyuli, the horses are out, help. i wanted to ask. for you , the life of artists in moscow is different or in some way from the life of an artist in minsk. and you know that there is a significant difference. well, maybe it differs in some musical direction? yes, and so all the artists are all in motion, all working , all performing, if you compare moscow and minsk in moscow has such a rhythm, it is more crazy fast. and so, in principle, creative. life is the same, by the way, by the way, and our guys are already coming to moscow and performing. each of the heroes of the project is engaged in a very imp

louis because. because, yes have the biggest empire want to have the biggest empire in lots people want to have the biggest empire in that. lots people want to have the biggest empire in that. but)ts people want to have the biggest empire in that. but not people want to have the biggest empire in that. but not many)le want to have the biggest empire in that. but not many people know that. but not many people knew know that. we also knew that. we know that. we also led world in abolishing led the world in abolishing slavery. aren't we slavery. so why aren't we talking things equally and talking about things equally and properly? well, you what properly? well, do you know what i in this situation? i ask in this situation? >> are the grandparents? >> where are the grandparents? i know that seems but as know that seems odd, but as someone is mixed race who someone that is mixed race who physically if it physically would not exist if it weren't two generations of weren't for two generations of black people loving wer

yes. 90 seconds to play. handoff to watson. >> louis: look, you sit down for five minutes with head coach jake dickert, you will be impressed with his leadership style, his football acumen, the way in which he relates to players. how he's not scared to go outside the box and just bring in good people here, whether or not he has a previous history with them or not. he said, look, i'm just trying to find good people, man. i'm confident enough in myself that i'll be able to form late a team, both in terms of the coaching staff and on the field. i didn't know very much about him before we got here and i left that meeting the other day, thoroughly impressed with his outlook on their situation, as far as the conference is concerned, and his football acumen. >> mark: let's hear what the community had to say about him. >> well, the pac-2? >> we're the last two standing, so, i feel pretty good. >> we don't feel good, but it's chill, because the cougs are still the best team in the pa pac-2. >> i think we have good lawyers that will tap the pot of gold that everybody else left behind. >> i like it. >> well, i'm pretty su

yes, thanks to this wonderful feed, the cows give healthy milk, and today louis is healthy fermentedfermented baked milk. uh, many vitamins, including vitamin b2 vitamin b2 by the way, reduces the frequency of headaches in my suffer; research has shown that consuming foods rich in this vitamin reduces the frequency of attacks by almost half. oh, and this is important and that’s why the ball is in your bottle. and don't let your head hurt. first ball. another animal health regime. this is the correct way of milking. we milk twice a day, you can see how happy she is. they are very calm with you. and i want to see what he’s doing, probably on production needs to dress more elegantly when changing clothes. thanks a lot. thank you. we 'll go somewhere. and in general, you know , do you think that ryazhenka literally dresses up? i don't understand why i have to dress up. and your outfit, by the way, is not authentic . absolutely, let it be different. well called. only i don’t know what century it is, what kind of catherine beans? the fourteenth f-15 wanted to miss. as you probably already

. >> louis is it linked to carbohydrates? yes in a way. >> in a way.more carbs that people eat, the more mental they become and the less and the more weak they become. so they're not able this of able to fight off this kind of thing. what's being proposed is a maloney wants the eu to a is maloney wants the eu to accelerate giving ,785 million to tunisia to stop that. basically, we're paying tunisia to keep the people there. it's like instead of paying people to be like, you know, let's say they're captives and we're buying them out of captivity, we're paying to money keep them in sort of captivity. so paul is people have to fight . i don't people have to fight. i don't know. they're not fighting for their country . their country. >> the eu is meant to be able to redistrict it, isn't it, so that not one, just one country, one border the problem border country has the problem of with those kind of of dealing with those kind of numbers . the of dealing with those kind of numbers. the eu of dealing with those kind of numbers . the eu doesn't numbers. the e

yes, we talk spoke about it louis with yesterday with the president he took, me off nieces in her stancet will come today. >> why did it take so long? i've >> obviously there's a lot of competing interests. you have to be certainly not gonna -- support a policy that's gonna draw a lot of people. places like new york really are at capacity. we have large hearts that want to be generous and support of a humanitarian crisis, but there is a limit to what we can do. so the fear would probably be and i don't speak for them, but you have to ensure that we also have controls at the borders and not welcome even more people to come we think they are going to come for the jobs. this is a good approach and i think the president having a limit, this is for people who came for before july 31st, so it's not an enticement for more to come after. i think that was an important consideration. but also really does have to slow down at the border because it keeps growing and growing. >> it only applies to venezuelans in this is a huge chunk of, people off almost half 1 million people. but you think these peo

uh, yes, so lucing greing's wife, caroline is a trustee of the berne louis family charitable trust, and uh, so it appears that through her role at the trust, mrs. grange has assisted in funding the community security trust, it's basically an lobby group in britain that's received. training from the musad, which is israel foreign intelligence agency. the cst also uh receives a huge amount of funding from the british government, it's a group that's been at forefront of effort to redefine anti-semitism, to conflate anti-zionism with anti-jewish prejudice, and it consistently works to attack, censor and to character assassinate critics of the state of israel, and of course david, i mean, you know universal was also the home of of dave renzer, wasn't it? i mean, he's the guy who who founded the israel lobby group, but creative community for peace. i wonder you could just say a word or two about about him and that organization. so creative community for peace is a sort of front group, it's a an organization which pretends that it's there for the music industry to to foster peace and dialogue

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yes. okay, let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. the spanish football federation chief louis ruby alice has resigned of the controversy of case at the women's world cup final. he was suspended, then prosecute, has opened an investigation in spain for getting a most i said he gets to with half a consent for b. l a says he believes he would not be allowed to for 10 days. joe, cut off at a preliminary results indicate a clear suite by candidates from flooding, input and united russia party across russia, and then for ukrainian regions occupied by russian forces last year in crime. and its allies have condemned depaul as a sham, the local elections kind of a head of a presidential, but plants the next year. the us in vietnam if a great to strengthen pause during a visit to henry by president joe barton, improved relations as seen as a counter to china is growing pacific just in the region and said he was not trying to stop. and he called wolf with china to last president guy bill buddage has joined the annual match and remembered some victims of the finish a dictatorship. thousan

even more likely. yes, i agree with louis. >> i actually don't want that. need to get on think that we do need to get on board businesses board because small businesses are at the are really hurting at the moment. we need to really figure out to through that red out how to get through that red tape. still paying eu tape. we're still paying the eu like billions pounds a year like billions of pounds a year as it's not been as well. it's not been a success. but i do think going backis success. but i do think going back is not going to be it's not going to be any helpful. going to be any more helpful. >> help, does it, >> it doesn't help, does it, when the government when you know, the government tries of a tiny bit tries to get rid of a tiny bit of eu red tape around housing, around this nutrient neutral city and, know, it's city rules. and, you know, it's everyone is, know, throwing everyone is, you know, throwing their pram because their toys out the pram because it's most awful thing it's the most awful thing they've ever i mean, it's they've ever heard. i

louis. isn't this how you came over here? >> yes. good. thank you for saying that.n us in us now off the coast of us trying to cross the atlantic to london in human sized hamster wheel. this is an express, and it just shows that at least the americans are doing something about britain's migrant crisis . about britain's migrant crisis. >> so, yeah, joining in, like stopping them, coming, hoping they're stopping. >> that's a that's a proper joke. yeah. one joke at night. anyway he's he's a he's a nutcase . he's a nutcase. he's nutcase. he's a nutcase. he's tried three other times to have this kind of hamster wheel. >> why is he a nutcase? because he's choosing to come over here. is you're saying? is that what you're saying? >> he's tried three >> no, because he's tried three times. this is his time. times. this is his fourth time. and they on and each time they keep on stopping him and each time he says he says there's in says he says there's a bomb in the in my hamster wheel. the in my in my hamster wheel. >> he didn't want to get the name of your edinburgh show. tha

everybody, everybody has their gay years, you know , louis gay years, you know, louis schaefer had i had ancient greece. >> yes want to talk about my gay years, but they were the best. >> don't show us any polaroids. >> don't show us any polaroids. >> they were the best gay years. but the shocking thing to me is there's only 27% of the entire population in in is this in america ? america? >> no, i think it's i think it's in the uk. >> in the uk, yes. >> in the uk, yes. >> that's right now. >> in the uk, yes. >> and.'s right now. >> in the uk, yes. >> and you right now. >> in the uk, yes. >> and you people|ow. >> in the uk, yes. >> and you people in/. >> in the uk, yes. >> and you people in this country are more looser country are even more looser morally have morally because you don't have jesus your lives and because jesus in your lives and because they're heathens. it's a feminist heathen , divorce ridden feminist heathen, divorce ridden country and i say that lovingly. he's dropping some truth bombs tonight. >> chris it's a feminist heathen divorce ridden country. >> yes. that's amazing . and do >> yes. tha