. >> i could have walked into wetherspoons and asked someone and got more coherent answer. >> nick, thesek, these people. >> you know what? you know what you know. >> you move so fast. there. that was scary. >> the people out there, they can read the newspaper themselves. they know exactly what it is. i guess i got to be like, i got to be like nick and repeat every. >> the whole show is redundant if they just read it themselves and we don't need to say anything. >> but this is. >> but this is. >> interesting that we talk about. >> this is a star of countryfile, which is which is a big, you know. landmark bbc show. and he's coming out and saying, this isn't this isn't us, this isn't the, you know, the evil little conspiracy theorists. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> this is, you know, a big bbc tentpole star saying, you know, the reeves tax rate is hurting british farms. i think this is a big moment. this is the normies coming over and agreeing with us. >> us. >> well, maybe i can. maybe i can make an announcement. i'm against the reeves tax rate, too. can i get can i get the newspaper tomorrow? >> y

i can imagine him in the car park of a wetherspoon defusing a situation. >> exactly. he's here. >> exactly. he's here. >> finally. everyone can relax. >> finally. everyone can relax. >> starmer is going to sort it all out. he's going to calm everything down. >> calm down. this is far right thuggery. >> he's decided he's best friends with macron. and zelenskyy. >> and he's. decided that. >> and he's. decided that. >> it's this. >> it's this. >> idea that. putin and trump against these guys. >> it's ridiculous. >> it's ridiculous. >> isn't it? as if he's as. >> powerful as this. >> powerful as this. >> headline is making out, like he's going to walk in and save the day. i don't think that's the day. i don't think that's the case. >> i guess, though, historically, nick, britain has been the sort of the linchpin, the conduit between america and europe. yeah, but that's when. >> we were. >> we were. >> sort of. >> sort of. >> did stuff and were respected in the world. >> we could like we had ships. >> we could like we had ships. >> and things. >> and things. >> and things.

i can imagine him in the car park of a wetherspoon defusing a situation. >> exactly. he's here. >> exactly. he's here. >> finally. everyone can relax. >> finally. everyone can relax. >> starmer is going to sort it all out. he's going to calm everything down. >> calm down. this is far right thuggery. >> he's decided he's best friends with macron. and zelenskyy. >> and he's. decided that. >> and he's. decided that. >> it's this. >> it's this. >> idea that. putin and trump against these guys. >> it's ridiculous. >> it's ridiculous. >> isn't it? as if he's as. >> powerful as this. >> powerful as this. >> headline is making out, like he's going to walk in and save the day. i don't think that's the day. i don't think that's the case. >> i guess, though, historically, nick, britain has been the sort of the linchpin, the conduit between america and europe. yeah, but that's when. >> we were. >> we were. >> sort of. >> sort of. >> did stuff and were respected in the world. >> we could like we had ships. >> we could like we had ships. >> and things. >> and things. >> and things.