they had a daughter they named her matilda i decided to buy the book matilda by the famous author roald dahl visit them see the report by olena frolyak in just four months of life there are little matildas what can i tell you she is from kyiv was born in zurich , but not because her father is from switzerland, but because of the russian missiles that bombed kyiv and plunged the city into darkness. her father persuaded her mother to leave at least for childbirth because he was worried that in the hospital will turn off the lights at the moment of her birth , mother agreed, but already in three months they all returned to ukraine together, they also brought a pickup truck for the armed forces with them, we immediately knew that we would only go out for the maternity leave and immediately return, that would be the only thing. maybe we left because of that that there were attacks on the infrastructure, we understand that these may not be the best conditions for a little girl, so as soon as winter ended, well, on the first of march , we packed up and returned home, and we are very glad that they

why— what they've done to the roald dahl books. why why would we enewer—re— dahl books.hanged years ago word ago because that word is offensive. but i think going further than that, putting a trigger warning on p.g. wodehouse, arnie trigger warning would have should have on is would have should have on it is don't places don't read in public places because you will laugh out loud and people will think you're dotty. but jacob, dotty. well, no, but jacob, were— dotty. well, no, but jacob, wee neking— r:ri; well, no, but jacob, you're making light of like you're making light of it. like even charles— you're making light of it. like even charles dickens his even charles dickens changed his eieriee. —ne- even charles dickens changed his stories. _he was- stories. he changed. he was eniiriee— stories. he changed. he was entitled—book,- entitled to. it's his book, rigni. — entitled to. it's his book, rigni. ninen— entitled to. it's his book,- right. -then-authors right. but then these authors are right. but then these authors ere-ane— right. but then these authors ere-wne nee-

i'm— public and i'd say it's roald dahl books. i'm sorry. i think iner— dahl books. i'm sorry.d in to society charging that. now, i'm not i'm eenw— charging that. now, i'm not i'm eerrw .— charging that. now, i'm not i'm eerrw . in— charging that. now, i'm not i'm sorry . i'm actually— £m3”g mg now, i'm not i'm sorry . i'm actually encouraging. sorry. i'm actually encouraging. rwe— sorry. i'm actually encouraging. ire—cne— sorry. i'm actually encouraging. i've—the books- sorry. i'm actually encouraging. i've—the books on. i've listened to the books on audiobooks read to audiobooks and i've read them to my children whom i've got my children of whom i've got quite a number. so i know the dahl stories quite well. i think they're bunce and they're horrible. and bunce and bean one, short one bean in one fat one, short one mean those horrible crooks. but nonetheless it couldn't- nonetheless it couldn't mean. ane— nonetheless it couldn't mean. wne-iner— nonetheless it couldn't mean. and that bombshell on the and on that bombshell on the wineew— and on that bombshell on the. wineew, —n

roald dahl. kids love itio in f they're a kid. the other thing i'd say is the narnia books, which were magical for me when i was growing up. >> c.s. lewis, if they're a bit older, i would recommend my fav book of all time, which is ae ai book called the leopardt by giuseppina lampeduscommend at the nature of time. oh, that sounds like fun. yeah, all right. i would recommend the bible e of unspeakable truths by greg gutfeld . >> it's actually really good. it's been out for a long time. all right. it's been out e the lead singer of a well-known band, what band would it be ? julie? oh, god , i could see you andule the bangles foe yor on blonds. oh, yeah. it's my karaoke tune up. yeah, i don't know. >> i'm a little hoarse right now or i'd belted out. are you a little hoarse. i am. >> that's interesting.identi i know you identifies as afi bunny. oh no.y. maybe you two can get together and frolic in the woods. >> douglas , do you listen to music. i get your classical music. >> i am a bass, but i suppose douglas. do you listen to music?

grandchildren now in this chair they are feeding matilda, probably here she will read the book matilda by roald dahl, which we gave along with the ukrainian alphabet from a baba galamaga, and it seems that it will be useful not only for matilda, but also for dad marko , who is already making progress in learning ukrainian olena frolyak natalya lutsenko maksimilian ilchenko ictv facts - the only new ones well, come back to ukraine, give birth to ukraine in ukraine, love ukraine and glory to ukraine, we are a free country of free people, a country where different religions coexist freely, where ramadan passover and the holy resurrection of the lord are celebrated, where human freedom is freedom of religion is enshrined in the constitution and protected by law, where the full-time chaplain is a clergyman, psychologist and reliable brother, we are a country in which the spiritual front is as strong as the fighting spirit, where they pray for peace and bless the country in which human life is valued above all else and we will persevere and celebrate the victory united with faith in our hearts. sometimes

than change the original text so it's good that they haven't revised the text as we've seen with roald dahlthe reader has gone in and made changes although i don't think they're doing that with the koran for some reason but they're happy to do it to roald dahl because he's he's dead and you can't kick off about it. but but this do you think putting a warning on a book big sit in like the book is a big sit in like the old going to have some old days is going to have some like know whatever pirates like you know whatever pirates some things but i think some say bad things but i think they should take this a step further. and just every offensive ever been made offensive album ever been made music should just and music why they should just and i'd every song i'd say between every song if it's a styx's band it's like a styx's metal band from or like a from the eighties or like a violent hip album, know, violent hip hop album, you know, just between , but don't just essay in between, but don't let people get to the you know the interesting problematic stuff until they've then that's it that's th

than change the original text so it's good that they haven't revised the text as we've seen with roald dahlreader has gone in and made changes although i don't think they're doing that with the koran for some reason but they're happy to do it to roald dahl because he's he's dead and you can't kick off about it. but but this do you think putting a warning on a book big sit in like the book is a big sit in like the old days is going to have some like pirates like you know whatever pirates some things but i think some say bad things but i think they should take this a step further. and just every offensive album ever been made music just and music why they should just and i'd between every if i'd say between every song if it's a styx's band it's like a styx's metal band from or like a from the eighties or like a violent hop album, know, violent hip hop album, you know, just between , but don't just essay in between, but don't let people get to the you know the interesting problematic stuff until they've then that's it that's thoughts anyway the meal on sunday reporting on someone who's holiday

they had a daughter, they named her matilda, i decided to buy matilda's book of the famous author roald dahlt to visit them, see olena frolyak's report. in just four months of life, little matildas are what can i tell you? darkness, father persuaded mother to leave at least for childbirth because he was worried that the hospital would turn off the lights at the moment of her birth, mother agreed, but in three months they all returned to ukraine together , we also brought a pickup truck for the armed forces with us right away we knew that we would just go out and come back right away. maybe we left because there was shelling of the infrastructure , we understand that it might not be the best conditions for the little one, so as soon as winter ended, well, on the first of march, we packed up and returned home and are very glad that olga didn't want to leave the country and for a moment it was as if she was afraid of missing something important, as if she was afraid of not being at home, this house is in danger and everyone has very different situations and needs, but for me as well as for mark

, the like censoring roald dahl, the things find.tttett. -vsry sreet.- a wonderful, a wonderful i would applaud. rti;”g g: applaud. very, very good. let's take a given that roald take it as a given that roald dahl cancelled. you said no, dahl was cancelled. you said no, there dahl was cancelled. you said no, mere—mere— dahl was cancelled. you said no, there _there was- there was just a there was a tttttstme— there was just a there was a publishing company replaced publishing company that replaced serry— publishing company that replaced serry-semterry— publishing company that replaced serry-semterry ter— publishing company that replaced carry company for profit carry on company for profit maximisation— carry on company for profit maximisation released maximisation reasons, released a esttet— maximisation reasons, released a new edition which— maximisation reasons, released a new edition which had some of the terreteee— new edition which had some of the language removed. 33“ the language removed. right. the vets— the language removed.

. >>> if it is a kid, i think i would probably say skinny by roald dahl who is in the course of beingof the gruesome nasty th things, including people being fat and ugly. i would say get a first edition road all. the other thing else is narnia books, which were magical for u growing up. cs lewis. if they are a bit older i would recommend my favorite of all time, which is a book called leopard by giuseppe do not reduce about going to time. >>> that sounds like fun. i would recommend the bible of unspeakable truths. and is actually really good. it's been out for a long time. >>> all right. if you could be the lead singer of a well-known band, what band would it be, julie? >>> oh, god. >>> i could see you and the bangles. >>> four non-blindness. >>> yeah, it's my karaoke tune, what's up. i'm a little hoarse right now o i belted out. >>> i know somebody who identifies as a bunny. maybe you could get together an frolic in the woods. douglas. do you listen to music? i bet you are a classical music man. >>> i am, yes. but i wouldn't mind an alternative life or i could be the lead singer in q

so they're not coming from people who want a whole roads down or want to edit roald dahl isn't there— doing that is because otherwise people might just focus on the root— people might just focus on the real grievances— people might just focus on the real grievances in— people might just focus on the real grievances in their life, vvttt— real grievances in their life, vnton ore— real grievances in their life, which are basically caused by your— which are basically caused by your government. but doesn't no otottorntnt— your government. but doesn't no platforming actually affect oeoote-o— platforming actually affect people's lives? i 2 people's lives? because freedom of speech is absolutely essential for the political discussion that we're going to. jacob, do you know what really tnoooto— jacob, do you know what really tnoooto oeoote-o— impacts people's lives? and i reottv—oot- impacts people's lives? and i really—ask your. really would just ask your viewers,-you- really would just ask your viewers, you probably viewers, just you probably trotte— viewers, just you probably ttottte-vou-

from the effervescent prose of roald dahl effervescent prose of roald dahl.sn't my book hetmp hwmete— authors said, why isn't my book being burned? want my book to being burned? i want my book to being burned? i want my book to tee-watt.— being burned? i want my book to be-weuaino- - being burned? i want my book toi be-well,-no. instead be burned. well, no, no. instead of burning the books, they're chipping by chipping away at them piece by piece. take piece. anyway, we've got to take a fully mandated break a contract. fully mandated break now. after that, we've now. but after that, we've got the shocking that the king the shocking news that the king is squirrels should is rich. white squirrels should fear how look fear nutella and how to look loudly . by oh, oh, look at that loudly. by oh, oh, look at that well, welcome back to . well, welcome back to headliners— i well, welcome back to headliners. _ . well, welcome back to headliners. was- . well, welcome back to headliners. was it- well, welcome back to headliners. . .’t:i”ti?’ i well, welcome back to- hea

let's take a given that roald take it as a given that roald dahl cancelled. party is up to some rather dirty they've rather dirty tricks and they've doubled down it. and once doubled down on it. and once again, stick again, don't forget to stick around for my debate with a former secretary former cabinet secretary about the junior doctors who are about to wreak havoc on the country . welcome back to the state of the nation. i'm still not jacob rees—mogg. you're be getting in touch with your emails. and i'm going to go to steve now. what about the people of london about the poor people of london living and then living in the slums and then fighting they got fighting in the wars? they got nothing . how about reparations nothing. how about reparations for them? so this tying into for them? so this is tying into our we just had our chat that we just had them with wonderful about with our wonderful panel about whether royal family whether or not the royal family owes reparations anyone. owes reparations to anyone. it's because that that owes reparations to anyone.

"to ki they've been busy trying to edit roald dahl's books and r.l.tine, they're just like they have a relentless appetite for censorship. whenin book banning. ket when it comes to the types of books that parents are trying to keep outth of the hans of their kids inside of great schools, those include graphic depictions of. that's the conversation that's actually beingdepictio had by ps around the country. unfortunately, because of the excesses, the left and its control over the education system. system.re is nobody trying to have banned books teachings people about great americans ,like booker t washington and frederick douglass and harriet tubman. that isn't happening. what is happening is parentse cc are very concerned that their kids are being taught to think of each other on the basis of race and to judge each other on immutable characteristics. that is an atrocity. .they need to be learning about martin luther king and not ibram kennedy. therwell, i believe that the fa left, they need and want racism out there. i mean, secretary mayorkas continu

so they're not coming from people who want a whole roads down or want to edit roald dahl isn't therey affect people's lives? i 2 people's lives? because freedom of speech is absolutely essential for the political discussion that we're going to. jacob, do you know what really tnoooto— jacob, do you know what really tnoooto oeoote-o— jacob, do you know what really impacts people's and impacts people's lives? and i reottv—oot- impacts people's lives? and i really—ask your. really would just ask your viewers,-you- really would just ask your viewers, you probably viewers, just you probably trotte— viewers, just you probably ttottte-vou- viewers, just you probably dislike you know who i viewers, just you probably- dislike -you know who i am, dislike me if you know who i am, but dislike me if you know who i am, tut-ott— dislike me if you know who i am, tut-oot tour— dislike me if you know who i am, but ask your viewers to but just ask your viewers to tntnt—reottv- but just ask your viewers to- think_really impacts think about what really impacts tnetr— think about what really impacts tnetr

to roald dahl. hi edited to be more inclusive and all the offensive languagesive and n out of them. and writer r.l. stine was angry when he found out that his behin books were being edited behindd his back . if you want to read the classics in their original forms, i'm telling you tonight you better grab a copy now, because if the woke mob you ton actually gets its way, those books won'igcopy nowt be publisr books won'igcopy nowt be publisr loan anywhere . and if the left has its way sometime in the not so distanti future, you won't be able to find, i think, originalso dia works of literature written before nineteen sixty at all. now this works of ture wri won't just be books either. by the way, the pressure to conform artistic expression to current sensibilities will extend to things like oldto tv shows, wsto films and also to music. you cou >> now, you couldn't make these types of shows today. >> hey, where's your reben? oh, i don't remember.re's y you don't wearou the ribbon, thb aren't you ? against aids? yeah, i'm against a hionent manu walking on . i just don't wear the ribbon

from the effervescent prose of roald dahl effervescent prose of roald dahl.book bebeb— authors said, why isn't my book bebeb bereebe— authors said, why isn't my book being burned? want my book to being burned? i want my book to being burned? i want my book to be- _ being burned? i want my book to be- vbeb.— being burned? i want my book to be- webb-ee- - being burned? i want my book toi be- well,-no. instead be burned. well, no, no. instead of burning books, they're of burning the books, they're chipping by chipping away at them piece by piece. we've take piece. anyway, we've got to take a fully mandated break a contract. fully mandated break now. that, we've got now. but after that, we've got the shocking the king the shocking news that the king is squirrels should is rich. white squirrels should fear nutella look fear nutella and how to look loudly . by oh, oh, look at that loudly. by oh, oh, look at that well, welcome back to . well, welcome back to headliners— i well, welcome back to headliners. _ . well, welcome back to headliners. was- . well, welcome ba

just rewrite roald dahl being just rewrite it and even you and read readers, not even you couldwell? i don't asking for it as well? i don't think anybody it's think anybody actually is it's just publishers as well. i just the publishers as well. i think part of problem is the think part of the problem is the peop, the kind of people who tend to work in publishing tend to be kind of metropolitan, university , very university educated, very switched on to the world. politics so think politics yeah. so i think they're actually fulfilling their don't know if their own purge. i don't know if their own purge. i don't know if the really that the public really care that much. don't. sure they much. they don't. i'm sure they don't. mean, if the public don't. i mean, if the public want to read a good book. yeah you know, and i look, i mean, i look at my bookcases full of wonderful i've read over wonderful books i've read over the years i've been reading the 50 years i've been reading books no longer. and, you know, it's is that it's just wonderful. it is that books are the best thing ever

, of classic works by roald dahl, agatha christie and ian fleming being rewritten all shakespeare tired of hearing that things like the countryside mafia fanatics and even knitting are racist. the woke progressive left is seeking to change our country without a single vote being cast . and let me tell you, being cast. and let me tell you, loads of old school lefties labour or ex—labour voters , hate labour or ex—labour voters, hate this woke stuff as well. i know because the old school lefties watched this show too and they love it . so these illiberal love it. so these illiberal thugs are working against the values of britain for example, they want to curtail free speech, cancelling speakers from addressing universities and even trying to block the publication of books like nigel biggar's balanced appraisal of the british empire. coloney ism a moral reckoning . anyone who moral reckoning. anyone who doesn't share their orthodoxy on issues like gender, climate, immigration , an artistic immigration, an artistic endeavour or the economy are cancelled , vilified and even cancelled,

about the censorship of roald dahl, which was really interesting.e should neve— of course, but i think he should neve eiooi— of course, but i think he should neve eiooi ni— of course, but i think he should have stood up and— of course, but i think he should have stood up and not said envining— have stood up and not said envining .— have stood up and not said envining . kni— have stood up and not said anything . and, you know, are you anything. and, you know, are you coming— anything. and, you know, are you coming on— anything. and, you know, are you coming on von-e— anything. and, you know, are you coming or you're not coming? you know.— coming or you're not coming? you know. neke— coming or you're not coming? you know. meke vonn— coming or you're not coming? you know, make your own mind up. i'm not know, make your own mind up. i'm noi epoiogieing— know, make your own mind up. i'm not apologising. i'm— know, make your own mind up. i'm not apologising. i'm not doing any— not apologising. i'm not doing env oi— not apologising. i'm not doing env oi ini

about the censorship of roald dahl, which was really interesting.new eeie. ane— that. and i'm wondering what they said. and you know, he's wwinerewie— they said. and you know, he's vulnerable about— they said. and you know, he's vulnerable about loving his wewnger— vulnerable about loving his wewnger een— vulnerable about loving his younger son. and it's difficult, of course , but— younger son. and it's difficult, of course , but i— younger son. and it's difficult, of course , but i think he should of course, but i think he should newe— of course, but i think he should newe ereei— of course, but i think he should newe ereee ww— of course, but i think he should have stood up and— of course, but i think he should have stood up and not said enwrning— have stood up and not said enwrning .— have stood up and not said enwrning . wne.— have stood up and not said anything . and, you know, are you anything. and, you know, are you eening— anything. and, you know, are you eening er— anything. and, you know, are you eening er wewre— anything. and, you know, are

and you know, and alluding to things and if he's alluding to things like roald dahl or things like thatnd you look at them and i don't know and you just think, i don't know what of this film what version of this this film is. don't if i'm actually is. i don't know if i'm actually watching film that came out. watching the film that came out. it's not director's it's almost not like director's cuts. it's almost just like a kind of different kind of melange of different ideas kind of ideas and different kind of moral waves that came through. and changed the films. and i don't know , it feels to me that don't know, it feels to me that there was a danger that it would just bleach all these films of everything that made them interesting . although you look interesting. although you look back a like the goonies back at a film like the goonies and watch the goonies recently, i thought, this is my great 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

and you know, and alluding to things and if he's alluding to things like roald dahl or things like thatilms of everything that made them interesting . although you look interesting. although you look back a like the goonies 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—

so i think, like when roald dahl changed the engines— like when roald dahl changed the original oompa—loompasne. this is the upset the the one that's upset me for the last. this is a very nerdy point youe— last. this is a very nerdy point you making.— this is a very nerdy point you're making. some people won't know— you're making. some people won't know-soot— you're making. some people won't know-cool man. _ you're making. some people won't know-cool man. no. - you're making. some people won't know cool man. m] well, of know this cool man. no. well, of george— know this cool man. no. well, of course, george lucas— know this cool man. \ooi:o well, of course, george lucas went back one— course, george lucas went back oeo—of— course, george lucas went back oeo—of exto- course, george lucas went back. and—of extra monsters and added lots of extra monsters and added lots of extra monsters oeo—io— and added lots of extra monsters oeo—to oooks- and added lots of extra monsters and—it looks really. and things, and it looks really stupid-— and things, and it looks really sououo. rm— and things, and it

so i think, like when roald dahl changed the ettgtnet— like when roald dahl changed the original oompa—loompasrdy point you-te— last. this is a very nerdy point you-re making-— this is a very nerdy point you're making. some people won't know— you're making. some people won't knew-seet— you're making. some people won't know-cool man. _ you're making. some people won't know-cool man. no. - you're making. some people won't know cool man. to well, of know this cool man. no. well, of george— know this cool man. no. well, of course, george lucas— know this cool man. to well, of course, george lucas went back ent—et— course, george lucas went back ent—st extre- course, george lucas went back. and—of extra monsters and added lots of extra monsters and added lots of extra monsters ent—tt— and added lots of extra monsters ent—tt tests- and added lots of extra monsters and—it looks really. and things, and it looks really stutte— and things, and it looks really stuptt. t-m— and things, and it looks really stupid. i'm the— and things, and it looks really stupid. i'm the wrong person. wett— stupid. i'm the

and actually , i do think it is and actually, i do think it is right that camilla did it on the roald dahlther one agrees with it or not. certainly the way that the late queen would have behaved. well, precisely . and above it, well, precisely. and above it, freddie , to get your thoughts on freddie, to get your thoughts on that, do you think that shot is too political for the royal family well, i think the more interesting dynamic in the stories is just in the order. yeah.i stories is just in the order. yeah. i mean, was sort of inevitable. it is just it's inevitable. it is just it's inevitable. but, you know , when inevitable. but, you know, when you've been a disastrous leader, what do you do? you know, if you have a she be disastrous. she was a fairly disaster. i mean, you know by popular in her own country. not really. i mean, she was going to lose the next. which was she she quit. she jumped before she pushed. jumped before she was pushed. she jumped before she was pushed. and you know, the consequences of her absurdly pushed. and you know, the conselockdownf her absurdly pushed. and