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May 13, 2022 - The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters

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	Hello and welcome to the podcast of the Lotus Eaters for the 13th of May 2022.
	I am joined by Nick Dixon today.
	Hello.
	Nick, for people who don't know, is a beautiful chameleon.
	I first saw you live when we were at Free Speech Nation, Andrew Doyle's Battle for Ideas.
	Ah yeah, Battle for Ideas, the live show for GB News.
	I'm hoping some of your viewers watch GB News.
	I imagine quite a few do.
	It might be too normie for them.
	I imagine at times they're throwing things at the TV when Tom Harbour comes on.
	Oh yeah.
	I can't diss any of my colleagues.
	My colleagues are all great.
	I'm contractually obliged to say that.
	Good.
	We shall move on from people's slander then.
	But otherwise, we shall get into the news today.
	So we're going over inflation, the big cope as it is.
	Joe Biden is Donald Trump's greatest strategist and also right-wing cancel culture.
	Which is terrible and awful, oh no.
	So, let's start off with inflation.
	So, inflation, I think, has become the big cope.
	I'm sure, I don't know if you've ever seen the movie The Big Squeeze, The Big Short, or whatever it was called.
	The Big Short, yeah, yeah, brilliant.
	Terrible way of referencing that.
	But I thought we'd go over inflation in the United States, not because of the economics of it, we'll go through that in a minute, but just the narrative.
	And the fact that I have found it beautiful.
	You've seen democratic outlets go from, hey, it's not a problem, to it's not happening, It's pretty bad.
	Actually, it's a good thing.
	Yeah, it ends with inflation is our strength.
	Inflation is our strength, just like diversity.
	But anyway, we'll start off here with a video from Tick, who I've mentioned before and you weren't familiar with.
	There's a guy who does, well, beautiful work in the sphere of history and economics, and this is one of his videos where he just went over the actual definition of inflation and deflation.
	To get this clear.
	And I agree with his definition, and if you don't agree, sue me.
	I don't care.
	And I even bought some props today to have fun with.
	So we've got Afghanis, which are worth nothing.
	Is that what they're actually called, Afghanis?
	Yeah.
	Isn't that what the people are also called?
	Yeah.
	That's confusing.
	And the president as well, at one point.
	So it was a hell of a S show.
	And then we've got Zimbabwean dollars, a whole five there.
	That's a...
	100 million.
	So it goes up in small donations.
	I love the fact that it's so crap as well.
	The way the dollar is made is awful by that point.
	That's 100 million dollars.
	You just lost 100 million dollars.
	I've got it back, guys.
	Don't worry.
	I can buy myself some bread.
	Yeah.
	So how much is this worth?
	30 pence.
	That's 30 pence?
	If you cash it in the bank, yeah.
	Wow.
	It's absolutely worthless.
	But there's the point.
	But then again, 30 pence does buy you a mansion in Zimbabwe, so it balances out in that way.
	Not too bad.
	But there's the point, which is, as Tick defines inflation, inflation is the increase in the currency supply.
	So the fact that you print all the money, and therefore you've increased the currency supply, and therefore, well, the currency is inflated.
	Can I just quickly say, if you were truly based, you'd call it Rhodesia.
	Yeah, but...
	That's the old school name.
	Unfortunately...
	I don't even recognise Zimbabwe.
	I don't even know what you mean.
	I know they never die, but I mean, they're gone.
	So they're elsewhere now.
	So this is the point with Zimbabwe being the best example, obviously, that the currency becomes worthless because you increase the supply by printing...
	Billion dollars.
	And then you have Afghanistan, which is the other option of it becoming worthless, which is that the economy is worthless.
	So don't worry about it.
	The money can't buy anything anyway.
	And speaking of Afghanistan, I have to start with a shill, so we'll start with a little shill here, being the book club me and Bo did on Lawrence Wright's The Looming Tower, the road to 9-11 for Al-Qaeda there, which is very much an insight into Al-Qaeda's ideology, so go and check that out on LotusEars.com.
	Otherwise, let's get back to it.
	I hear they're not great, guys.
	No, but weirdly they're becoming the moderates.
	Oh, compared to the Taliban and stuff.
	Well, compared to ISIS, yeah.
	Oh yeah.
	ISIS are too hard.
	Like, Al-Qaeda actually declared war on ISIS at one point.
	Really?
	Bring back Al-Qaeda, all is forgiven.
	That's really what you're saying.
	No more brother wars.
	Apparently there are some guys being trained and shipped to Ukraine to fight on the Ukrainian side by the CIA for that.
	So, maybe literally the moderates.
	But if we move forward, we get to the next one here.
	This is just a graph of, well, money supply in the United States.
	And, uh...
	It's perfectly healthy, don't worry about that.
	At all, the big curve in recent times, directly up.
	But this is the point, which is that in recent years, of course, there's been a huge printing of the money.
	Money printer go burr, therefore money worth less.
	Very simple.
	Even I understood that.
	The way you did that.
	I'm no economist.
	It's the Kamala Harris version of explaining things.
	Did you see her explaining the Russian conflict?
	Yeah, yeah.
	Some people did a bad thing.
	It wasn't that, but it was something like that, wasn't it?
	What was it?
	She said, well, Russia's a big country and Ukraine's a small country, and Russia is invading Ukraine, so basically that's bad.
	And it's all kicking off.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Shocking.
	The question was, is she thick, or is she pandering to her base who she thinks are thick?
	That was a big question there.
	Fair enough, fair enough.
	But this is just the money supply to make the point.
	The money printer, Gober, indeed.
	And the point here being that Biden, in his time in office, has increased the supply from when he was in by 45%.
	And in the same time period, Trump, 16%.
	So it is also fair to blame Biden specifically for doing something mad.
	And if we go to this one here, I thought we'd just go through chronologically how the narrative went and enjoy the cope, especially.
	So this is back in August 2020, in which the Fed said they would tolerate higher inflation.
	Inflation is good.
	We need inflation.
	Don't worry about it.
	Here's the next one.
	We then have people pointing out at the time, you're a moron.
	This is going to cost money.
	Printing money causes inflation, simple as, as most people might say.
	But the reference in here being that at that time, they then spent $3 trillion.
	The Fed just printed $3 trillion.
	They didn't even spend on stuff.
	They just brought bonds to keep the interest down, which...
	Okay, but there we go.
	$3 trillion.
	Made.
	Perfect.
	Apparently that'll have no impact, was the narrative at the time.
	If we go to the next one here, we can see the American Rescue Plan.
	So this is where Biden comes in, directly, in which he spends $1.9 trillion on economic stimulus, which...
	And that's not very much in Zimbabwe.
	No.
	It's more in the US, isn't it?
	I mean, the money supply at the time he came in, if I remember correctly, was $15 trillion.
	There were $15 trillion in total on Earth.
	Wow.
	So then he prints three in the Fed, and then prints another two for his American stimulus plan here.
	Great.
	So rapidly going up.
	And if we go to the next one here, we can see Vox, who started off at the same time by saying, don't worry.
	Don't worry, bro.
	It's fine.
	I mean, I love Vox.
	I have a bit of a love-hate relationship because it's a Democrat outlet.
	But just the, I don't care about inflation.
	Don't worry about inflation was their line.
	If we go to the next one as well, Vox then tried to defend this because with the solution to everything, import more people.
	That was great, wasn't it?
	It just happened to be that bringing in cheap labor from abroad was perfect for inflation, which is what the Democrats wanted anyway, because that's their main voting base.
	But it's just whenever there's a problem, what do we do?
	Import more people.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	And coincidentally, they'll all vote Democrat.
	And they're also great for inflation, guys.
	Yeah, that was a weird one.
	Yeah.
	And then the next week, the problem will be something else.
	And you know what will solve this?
	Mass migration.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Whatever it is.
	So this was Vox going with immigrants could alleviate labor shortages and help ward off higher inflation.
	Don't make any sense.
	But who cares?
	It's not the point.
	If it goes to the next one as well, we then have Vox going with why it's not quite time to panic about inflation.
	Yeah.
	We'll let you know.
	This is what they do.
	They control the sort of flow of information.
	Like, do you remember the lab leak theory?
	It didn't come from a lab.
	You're a conspiracy theorist.
	You're a scumbag.
	Oh, now it did.
	But not until the second we say it.
	You know what I mean?
	So it's like, inflation bad until we say you're ready to...
	Yeah, and at this point they were like, well, the narrative's not out yet, lads, so hold off.
	It's still good.
	That's what I got reading through all these pieces, because I normally read normal stuff from non-weirdos.
	Then you force me to read all this leftist sort of regime media.
	The tone is completely different.
	It's a sort of cajoling, sort of reassuring, yet it's sort of like an abuser who's giving you a lollipop, but if you say, I don't even want it, then they get angry immediately.
	It's like a weird cajoling, reassuring, like, guys, don't worry about inflation, but there's a sort of menace behind it.
	That's what I got from it, because I'm not used to reading their stuff.
	Well, that's totally true, and you bring up weirdo stuff.
	I happen to also check in with North Koreans' state news outlet on the regular, and I love...
	Wait, is that the Daily Beast?
	No.
	So the Korean Central News Agency, they, up until now, denied there were any COVID cases.
	But for the last year, they've been showing footage on a reel of how Kim Jong-un is making sure that all the shops and everything are squeaky clean, and making sure that everything's been sanitized.
	And I was like, well, why are you doing that if there's no cases?
	Right.
	You can see a similar thing where it's like...
	Just got OCD. Yeah, just don't worry about it.
	It's not happening.
	It's not happening at all, we swear.
	If we go to the next one here, we then have the next piece of legislation that has been passed and paid for, well, by the American people, the Washington economy, the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.
	This was $1.2 trillion.
	Again, just print it.
	No problem.
	Don't worry about it.
	Don't worry about it, bro.
	Go to the next one.
	We then have the President of the United States at the same time saying, I mean, it's hard to think that anyone took this seriously, but apparently this moron at least would write it down.
	Or have his other people write it down for him, to be frank.
	But if we go to the next one as well, we can also see that then, well, Build Back Better Act, this was $3.5 trillion.
	Yeah, this was lowered to $2.2 trillion after Republicans tried to block it.
	Yeah, that's more moderate.
	He's the moderate president bringing people together.
	Don't worry, I'm a Republican.
	Only $2 trillion, not $3.5.
	Thankfully, it was Joe Manchin, the hero of the Republic.
	Some Democratic senator just came out and blocked it at the last minute.
	So it's not as bad as it could be.
	And if we go to the next one, we also have another act that was passed.
	So this is $700 billion being sent on defense.
	Great.
	Fantastic.
	Just more huge spending.
	If we go to the next one, we then have the Consolidated Appropriations Act.
	That's $1.5 trillion on omnibus spending.
	So that's just bribery.
	Just whatever we want.
	Yeah, they've got all these complicated names, but they're all just the same thing.
	Print loads of money, lads.
	Yeah.
	They're all the same.
	I mean...
	The Consolidated Appropriations Act.
	You wouldn't be able to guess what that was.
	Oh, it's print loads of money.
	Simple things.
	So the thing is as well, you can just go to the Wikipedia page and that's what I did to look up what's been passed.
	And each one of them is just like this.
	It's just like, weird name, print loads of money.
	Don't worry about it.
	And it's just not the same for the Trump acts when you go back and look at them.
	Go to the next one as well.
	We then have...
	Hang on a minute.
	Things are going wrong.
	Say Vox.com.
	Inflation could cost Democrats control of Congress.
	This is when a panic starts to set in, and the office is not feeling so thrilled.
	I'm imagining, you know that meme where they've got the guy dabbing the sweat at that point?
	What, choosing the two options?
	Yeah, yeah.
	It's just like, do we tell the truth or do we...
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Inflation, good inflation.
	But yeah, they were struggling with the inflation thing.
	Yeah, because they spent so long saying it was good or not to panic about it.
	Now they're like, panic now, guys.
	People are starting to notice that all the stuff's going up.
	Yeah.
	Go to the next one.
	We can see more from this.
	This is Vox at the same time.
	Immediately limp out of this graph.
	Nice raise.
	Too bad about inflation.
	So yeah, Vox realizing that at least every one of their viewers, I don't know why I left this subscribe to them.
	They really should move on in their lives.
	But if you even got a raise, many of you didn't.
	Yeah, nope, too bad.
	And it was even quite a big raise.
	Was it something like 4,000?
	I remember it was quite a reasonably significant raise that said that's going to be offset completely by inflation.
	Well, they give us the graph.
	I mean, even if you got a huge raise, you're still down 2% on your earnings.
	And that's if you got a raise.
	If you didn't, then too bad.
	If we move forward again, we can also see more of this.
	I also love the point that just if you got a raise.
	Oh yeah, 4.5%, that's what I was thinking of.
	The economics is not my strong point, but yeah.
	It's much higher than that now.
	This is quite a while ago.
	This is back in March.
	If we go to the next one, we can also see the new headlines from Vox being like, yeah, this is weirdly hard to fix, America's inflation problem.
	It's not that hard.
	I mean, it's a pretty simple solution.
	Stop printing money, and the money will stop being inflated.
	You will stop increasing the currency supply.
	If it goes to the next one, we then have Vox just admitting, yeah, we were wrong.
	We lied.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Just how I and US policymakers got inflation.
	That's a guy, Dylan Matthews.
	He started off with his first one, didn't he?
	Why inflation's not a problem.
	He had quite weird quotes in that article.
	He said sort of like, the old story about inflation was this, but there's a new story.
	I'm like, what's the new story?
	It's the same thing.
	Yeah, yeah.
	He had this very complicated article about why it's different this time, guys.
	You just know that someone's told him to write this.
	Well, that's how you feel.
	I can't confirm this.
	Don't want to get sued.
	But it's just like, write an article about how inflation is actually not a problem.
	It's like, okay.
	Then a year later, whatever, he has to go, oh, soz, it was totally a problem.
	But I also love how he's saying like, oh, no, don't blame me.
	US policymakers got it wrong as well.
	It was like, no, no, everyone in the room knew what was happening.
	Money printer go burr means inflation go up.
	It's more simple as that.
	If you feel like on our side, which is just the normal people side, guys, that we don't write weird articles like this, we sort of just look for the truth.
	Here's a funny article, or here's some shatter, or we're trying to get to the truth, or look, this person in power did this stupid thing.
	Whereas they're like, guys, why inflation is good?
	We don't have those kind of articles, do we?
	We don't need to do regime.
	We don't need to do regime.
	It's just nothing you need to do.
	Because, well, again, the evidence is obvious.
	You can't tell someone, especially in America, that don't worry, inflation is not a problem.
	You'd look like a moron for doing so.
	And, well, he tried.
	So let's move forward.
	So we'll go to the next one as well, which is at the same time that everyone's starting to realize, this is going tets up, isn't it?
	Who's to blame?
	Well, Biden at the time went with Putin.
	Putin did this.
	When I first heard of that tweet, when it was first trending, I thought it was a satire.
	Like, let's be clear who's to blame.
	COVID and Putin.
	Like, just the blunt way.
	He just, let's be clear who's to blame.
	Not me.
	They've been printing loads of American dollars and dumping them in the economy.
	Right, right.
	With the Consolidated Appropriations Act.
	Yeah.
	I just said it like Biden would say it there.
	Putin just printing the money instead.
	Like, his hand is on the crank.
	I know, it's just so transparently just obvious.
	And to go like, oh, it's not me, guys.
	It's...
	I couldn't believe that too.
	I know everyone's struggling with this.
	I felt it when I was young.
	Yeah, but you're not feeling it anymore, are you?
	You're a millionaire.
	We look forward to the next one.
	Of course, we then have more ridiculous responses, which is now, it is our strength.
	That's my favourite.
	It's the end of the narrative, which is, it won't happen, don't worry about it, Here are some solutions.
	We were wrong about it.
	It's actually bad.
	It's our strength.
	Diversity is our strength.
	Sorry, inflation is our strength.
	The number one threat is the strength, and that strength we've built is inflation.
	Direct quote from Joe Biden there, with behind him the words tackling inflation.
	And did anyone even ever find out what he meant?
	Who knows?
	I mean, it really is some kind of weird scavenger hunt trying to figure out what Joe Biden is actually saying.
	Right.
	I mean, was it simply a mistake like when he says Iran when he means a different country or whatever?
	Or is it just, does he actually mean inflation is good?
	No one knows.
	I mean, I don't think he knows where he is.
	So, yeah, he might be even cruel to even say he is what he is.
	When we move forward again, we then have the...
	Oh, is he saying, sorry, the strength they've built, our strength has inflated or something.
	Is it some sort of weird...
	I don't even know, guys.
	As you're talking about inflation.
	Yeah, send in your responses because I don't know what that means.
	If you could also write for Biden, if you can write English, you'd probably be better than him himself.
	And he just fell over again on the stairs to Air Force One, in case anyone missed that.
	I haven't seen that first yet.
	He tripped again, guys.
	I couldn't believe it at first.
	I was like, he couldn't have tripped again.
	This is satire.
	He tripped again.
	He can't walk up the stairs.
	Should we give him an escalator so he doesn't even have to climb?
	That's what he needs.
	It's gotta be easier.
	But then Vox decided to go with a response to this, finally.
	They're realising the reality.
	They went with, uh, Biden's American rescue plan worsens inflation.
	The question is, by how much?
	Which is, this is good news to me, which is at least Democrat outlets have got to the point where we're not even going to defend him anymore.
	Don't even try.
	The question is now, how bad?
	How bad is it going to get?
	And it's like, oh, don't worry, it's only a minor contribution to the major factor.
	No, it's not.
	Stop.
	Stop the cope.
	It's over.
	It's long since gone.
	And then there's just the obvious optics of, well, the recent spending.
	So if we go to the next one here, we can see the $40 billion to Ukraine.
	Perfect timing, just as Melders are struggling to find baby formula.
	There's literally a baby formula crisis happening.
	And no, what's the priority of the Congress?
	Buying European baby formula?
	Well, absolutely not.
	I'm not joking either.
	Apparently it is illegal to bring over European baby formula to America because of federal rules.
	That makes no damn sense.
	Go to the next one here.
	We can see the source for this, which is just, yeah, apparently, no, Americans can just suffer.
	So the priority is sending 40 billion to Ukraine instead of, you know, figuring out what could help Americans in America with American tax dollars.
	That's not so much a priority.
	If we go to the next one here, we'll just end this off with that section being Joe Biden's continued response, which is the...
	It doesn't matter, does it?
	While it's heartening to see the annual inflation moderated in April, the fact remains that inflation is unacceptably high and bringing it down as my top economic priority.
	Who's done this?
	I know because before the top economic priority was printing endless money, then it suddenly shifted.
	But who on earth could stomach someone coming to your door?
	You know how activists do.
	They knock on and be like, oh, let me talk to you about the democratic party and how wonderful it is.
	And they tell you that, no, no, everything's fine.
	We're trying to deal with inflation.
	They're the ones who caused it.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Like the trillions and trillions of dollars in bill after bill after bill or just Fed printing.
	Reminds me of that old Bill Hicks show, we live in a dangerous world because of you!
	100%.
	I thought I'd also just end this off with checking out what else Congress is apparently...
	Looking at proposing, or at least the Dems are looking at.
	This just makes me laugh.
	So the first thing here being the fact they want to make 4.4 illegal aliens, permanent residents.
	I'm sure this is on the top voter list of every American voter.
	What do you want?
	More illegal immigrants being made permanent residents.
	Are you seriously saying you're against the American Dream and Promise Act?
	Isn't it a name?
	100%.
	Are you against Dreams and Promise?
	I'm against the Saving Little Puppies Act.
	He just happens to have, you know, print another 20 trillion for Biden's family.
	Should we call it the Destroy the Country Act?
	No.
	Let's keep spitballing on this one.
	Imagine that being the debate in the office.
	Because sometimes we'll say stuff in the office and then we'll end it with, you know, ironically just being like, haha, based.
	Right, in response to something ridiculous.
	I do wonder in, like, Democrat strategic offices, if someone says, what if we just import a billion people?
	If someone in the back just goes, based.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	To the whole thing.
	That's basically where they're at now, isn't it?
	It's like, Where are we going to...
	No one's going to vote for us in our country.
	They see we're terrible.
	Who is going to vote for us?
	People we bring in who are desperate, who we pride.
	People who have never had to interact with us.
	Foreigners.
	If we go forward, we then have...
	What else are they up to?
	Apparently they're also considering reparations for very...
	Well, timely topics of historic slavery.
	That's what the hottest debate is within the United States.
	Again, every voter being like, well, I would vote for Joe Biden, but he's not done reparations, has he?
	There's also the fact they say in here it's reparations, and they say the word African-Americans, which just makes me laugh, because how do you define that?
	I mean, define a black person.
	I mean, these people can't define woman.
	I'd rather not.
	I don't want to get cancelled or something.
	But there's the argument, which is like, number one, they can't define a woman, so you can't be trusted with anything.
	But then to actually go in and write the category lines, I mean, good luck with that one.
	A lot of black people in America don't want to be called African-Americans, do they?
	No.
	Obviously not on the right, they don't.
	Because they're not from Afro.
	No.
	Jesse Lee Peterson, of course, always says, I don't have an Afro, I have an Amerifro, famously.
	Speaking of totally based people, but yeah.
	Anyway, I'm being very careful on that one.
	Carry on.
	Well, the fun to define what a black person is is up to the Dems.
	That's not our problem.
	We're not the one proposing the bill, so good luck.
	Have fun with that one.
	And also the last thing here that apparently they're also looking at is abolishing the death penalty.
	Because, uh, why not?
	Why not?
	There's a whole bunch of other stuff, but these are just the most interesting three I found out of the entire legislative process that's going on in America right now.
	Would you bring the death penalty back here?
	Oh yeah, 100%.
	Would you?
	Yeah.
	Straight in, 100%.
	I said this last night on the telly and I was looked at like I was mad.
	And obviously I didn't, you know, with caveats that the state, I don't really want the state to have that much power.
	Not for shoplifting.
	Right, right, right.
	Yeah, I'm a reasonable guy.
	I'm not unreasonable.
	Multiple shoplifters.
	Yeah, yeah.
	No, it's just, do you want the state to have that much power, plus they get it wrong?
	That's kind of unforgivable when you get that wrong, isn't it?
	But there's plenty of crimes that probably deserve it.
	I mean, we've been over the arguments, and there are good ones on both sides, don't get me wrong.
	But the thing for me, and the argument I usually make, is exclusively for those people we give whole life orders.
	So you may remember the Reading Stabber, for example.
	Muslim guy, was done for terrorism, was released, police came to visit him, and he said everything was fine, so they believed him.
	And then he went into a park and stabbed three gay guys to death, and then admitted it, was caught in the act, and we gave him a whole life order, meaning that he spends the rest of his life in prison, no matter what.
	I was like...
	Eh.
	Eh, just get the rope.
	Like, do the British thing.
	Hang him by the neck until dead.
	Well, yeah.
	I was thinking about it last night because we were covering a story of that Belfield guy, the serial killer, who now wants to marry someone in prison.
	He's engaged.
	And we're like, this guy now, he's killed a load of women.
	Is she out of prison?
	Yeah, well, the son described her as a blonde visitor.
	We don't really know who she is, but she visits, so yeah, presumably she's out of prison.
	But it's like, he gets to marry someone now, and people are rightly outraged by this.
	You get to kill a load of people, then you get to get married.
	Nah.
	But it's more the point of, if we're going to put them in prison, kill them via prison as well.
	Because that's what that is, if you're going to have someone in prison until they die.
	Well, then you're killing them anyway.
	You might as well just save them money, if nothing else.
	Besides the whole point of committing crimes that are so horrible, they deserve death.
	But there's also a financial aspect that you're...
	Yeah, yeah.
	As a conservative, I'm worried about...
	Your head's into the inflation financial stuff.
	Yeah, yeah.
	That got quite dark, didn't it?
	Sorry, guys.
	Taking us down that dark route.
	That's the note to end that on.
	So that's the inflation and the big cope that is that.
	I thought we'd document it, if nothing else, so people can look back and then check out, well, the insanity we went through.
	Also, I love the idea of being a multi-millionaire again.
	Yeah, you're loaded, bro.
	I already am.
	Anyway, so that's that.
	Let's move on to Joe Biden being Trump's greatest strategist.
	So the Biden campaign have got a new strategy, which is Campaign for Trump, which...
	based on...
	Oh, it's amazing.
	Seems like a good idea.
	And the reason I'm saying this is because of what Joe Biden has been referring to Trump and the MAGA people as.
	And we'll start off here just with a shill, this being the life and times of Hunter Biden that Carl and I think Josh did going into Hunter Biden there, pictured in his uniform of a scarf and underwear, and that's about it.
	No crack pipe in this one, though.
	So, very disappointing.
	Remember the crack pipes, they'll come back.
	Confident guy.
	Did you see Lawrence Fox is playing him?
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	You've seen the photos?
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Very lifelike.
	Let's move to the next one, though, because we have Trump, who is on Truth Social now, because he got banned from Twitter, of course, so he's made his own thing, and he's back, back to tweeting in the way he does.
	I suppose we'll read some of these if you go back to the other one, just so we can read it first.
	So, inflation is now 11% and going higher.
	Gasoline is at the highest price in history by far, just like the war with Russia and Ukraine.
	This would never have happened under the Trump administration in charge.
	Exclamation point, exclamation point, exclamation point.
	Three.
	He's gone to the next level.
	Three exclamation marks.
	I don't remember that on Twitter.
	You know he's serious now.
	Yeah.
	If we go to the next image, see more of that.
	A nation can't feed itself.
	Soon the USA can't defend itself.
	I mean, certainly can't feed the baby's baby formula.
	The only question is now, will Joe Biden be the next Herbert Hoover or just Jimmy Carter?
	Go see 2,000 mules.
	Three exclamation points on that one.
	Nice.
	I think he's worse than Carter.
	I've always said, well, since he arrived, Biden is the worst president in US history.
	Is there anyone worse?
	Some people on the right really hate Wilson, I was going to say.
	And the other one, Carter, is meant to be a disaster.
	Can it be worse than Biden?
	Afghanistan, now war and Russia, inflation, gas prices.
	Problems are home.
	And what's he done that's good?
	Falling over on steps.
	I mean, that's beautiful.
	I mean, he's trying.
	He's trying to win a sofa with falling over on the steps.
	Isn't he the worst of all time?
	I'd probably go with Wilson.
	I had the chance to watch The Birth of the Nation the other day.
	I don't know if you know, he screened that in the White House.
	It was the first film ever screened in the White House, and of course then popularised the Klan, and then brought it all back.
	I mean, if not all the other things he's done.
	The Democrats loved the Ku Klux Klan, didn't they?
	They were all Klan guys, weren't they?
	Yeah.
	I mean, literally.
	What was that thing about Bill Clinton went to that big Klan guy's funeral and it's just something they all had to do?
	Gave a eulogy about how nice of a guy he was.
	Had beautiful robes, I'm sure.
	That's one of the biggest cons, isn't it, in American politics?
	But we don't want to necessarily get sidetracked with that.
	But, you know, everyone...
	Yeah, but it's real.
	The Democrats are on the side of black people.
	You've got Ku Klux Klan, you've got Jim Crow laws, you've got Margaret Sanger with the Planned Parenthood.
	Slavery.
	Well, slavery, yep.
	Forgot that one.
	Quite big.
	They were pretty racist, but I don't know about that.
	Yeah, it was amazing.
	And then they pull off the big Switch con, which Dinesh D'Souza talks about.
	But there was no big Switch.
	They just carried on being idiots in different ways.
	Well, critical race theory by all means.
	Speaking of Dinesh D'Souza, that's 2,000 mules, which we can't talk too much about.
	Okay.
	Because of YouTube's editorial guidelines.
	So we'll move on.
	And we'll go to Joe Biden doing the full-on campaigning for Trump here.
	This is Joe's account.
	I'm sure he uses it.
	In which he decided to give a speech in which he referred to the Trump guys as Ultramaga.
	The Ultramaga agenda of Senator Rick Scott.
	He says it's going to make 95% of Americans pay more taxes.
	This is a complete misnomer, by the way, on a side point here.
	I don't know if you ever looked into what on earth he was talking about.
	Go to the next one here.
	Carl did.
	And the guy had just proposed that everyone should pay tax, no matter how small.
	So even if you paid a pound, it's fine.
	You're at least in the system, psychologically.
	So that was where that criticism comes from, but that's a whole side point.
	But the fact that he called them Ultra Maga, and this comes off the whole thing of Dark Maga as well coming up, which I'm not sure I fully understand, but...
	Yeah, I semi-understand it.
	But I love Ultramaga.
	To me, it's Trump's comeback even stronger, like Galvatron or like Rodimus Prime.
	I don't know why I'm using Transformers reference.
	And you're too young anyway.
	But he's comeback even more mega.
	He's got those blazing eyes and he's just come out, you know, you thought he was dead.
	Silence liberal, it just lasers.
	Yeah, silence.
	And he's back even 2024, stronger than ever.
	Ultramaga.
	Keep America ultra great again or something.
	And, well, the Republicans embrace this.
	That's brilliant.
	Why wouldn't you?
	It's funny as hell.
	So they have some representative here being like, I am Ultramaga.
	I'm proud of it.
	Good.
	Very good.
	She's the living meme of the yes, Chad meme.
	Do you know what I mean?
	Yeah.
	Are you saying you're Ultramaga?
	Yes.
	Yes.
	What do you want?
	And if we go to the next one, we also have more from this.
	We have Jack Posobiec going with good morning to everyone, especially my Ultramagas.
	So, very good there.
	If we carry on, we then have the fact that...
	I really do enjoy the more politicians engage in meme culture.
	And Marjorie Taylor Greene here, being a controversial lady.
	It's especially funny when a sort of soccer mom does it.
	Like, what's happened to Marjorie?
	She's such like a normal person, and then you're just glowing eyes memes.
	When it comes to making America great again, I'm all in, and I can't even understand anyone who is not.
	Hashtag Ultramaga, glowing eyes meme.
	That's hilarious.
	Gold.
	That is totes based, isn't it?
	Yeah, and if we move on, we only have the fact that this, of course, comes on the back of Dark Maga as well, which seems to be, frankly, I don't know, but it seems to be the idea that just Trump, if he gets back in, is just going to waste no time.
	Such a cool shot, isn't it?
	Everything Trump does is just cool somehow, isn't it?
	It just looks...
	He does these cool...
	When he first came out, there was that silhouette of him.
	Remember when he first walks onto the podium?
	You see it in montages.
	Just that umbrella with the lightning...
	It's pretty badass, isn't it?
	Don't know if we can get bigger, John.
	Just show people.
	Because I think I1 is actually free as well, like on the Flickr website from them.
	It's the dichotomy of him being the funny man who just goes down the escalator.
	And then everything else he does that, you know, Dark Maga definitely fits that image, for sure.
	Dark Ultra Maga is back.
	Dark Ultra Maga.
	So then if we go forward, we then have the Maga King, of course.
	Now this is the newest one, which I love.
	This is so good.
	Let's play the clip.
	Under my predecessor, the great Maggie King, the deficit increased every single year he was president.
	And who cares what else he had to say, frankly.
	Once you mentioned the MAGA King, the Great MAGA King.
	It's so cool.
	It's just the best nickname ever, the Great MAGA King.
	And obviously you've seen, I don't want to interrupt you, but you've got Trump there.
	Yeah.
	Owning it.
	Embracing it.
	Because think about Trump's nicknames.
	They were so good.
	Crooked Hillary was amazing.
	Low Energy Jeb, you know, then Sleepy Joe, all his nicknames.
	And they're just bang, bang, bang.
	They're so good.
	And like, oh, we need to get Trump back.
	What can we do?
	The Great Maggot King.
	Are you working for him now?
	That's an incredible nickname.
	That's the worst insult ever.
	Imagine you say to me, Nick, I come in, you're like, oh, Nick, oh, yeah, you're the Great King.
	I'm like, okay, crown.
	Callum the Great Lotus Eater's King.
	He's like, oh, I'm so hurt.
	That's amazing.
	If Fox News, in their office, just spent an afternoon brainstorming for how they could make Trump sound cool, Great Maga King?
	No, it's too much.
	Number one, it'd be too far.
	I don't think they'd even come up with it.
	But you couldn't pay someone to come up with things this great.
	Joe Biden does it for free.
	So that's the best thing.
	Make America great.
	Is that on Getter?
	Yeah, this is on Truth Social again.
	Trump, of course, his own social media here.
	So this is him saying, the great Maga King is the name Joe Biden is now using to describe me.
	Thank you, Joe!
	Make America Great Again!
	Three exclamation points, of course.
	You know what's annoying is that Truth Social isn't accessible in the UK? I know, it is annoying.
	Especially because I want to get my name on it.
	Because on Get It, because on Twitter I haven't got my name.
	I have to put an extra thing on it.
	But on Get It and Parlet and Gab, I'm just Nick Dixon.
	Because I get onto it.
	I'm like, this could be the next one.
	I get on there straight away.
	Yeah.
	But I'm like, when will Truth Social come out?
	Some American's going to have my name.
	It's a staggered launch.
	Don't steal it.
	Yeah.
	Someone's going to do that now.
	It's a staggered launch that didn't really work, did it?
	Let's be real.
	I mean, I don't know, because we're not allowed to access it.
	Like, I think it's only available in the United States, or at least we can't.
	I suppose it's people at Getter that were...
	I think I suppose someone who was a big Getter fan that suggested it didn't really work.
	But I have heard a lot about that was a bit of a botched launch.
	You know, this staggered idea.
	It hasn't really worked.
	I mean, I want it to where it hasn't really worked out, has it?
	I guess we'll find out, because I just literally can't go on, can we?
	No, okay.
	But it doesn't seem to have had quite the impact yet.
	Maybe it will.
	Maybe it will.
	We'll see.
	Although it's also, of course, Elon kind of cucking him there.
	Oh yeah, Elon.
	Let's see if the deal goes through.
	Of course, Trump then can fully embrace the meme.
	This is fantastic, and will probably go down in textbooks again.
	You can click on the image here, please.
	We can see it there.
	Him as in The Lord of the Rings, The Return of the Great Maga King.
	That's cool.
	I saw the other day someone did post, they had a textbook on modern US politics.
	They did have Trump's tweets in.
	It was like, you know, images.
	Oh, really?
	Just him tweeting about Kim Jong-un.
	And I'm thinking, you know, one day this is actually going to be in there and your kids are going to have to study it.
	History's going to get very weird, isn't it?
	Yeah.
	Did you watch The Internet Historian?
	No.
	I'll show you.
	He's great.
	But he just documents weird internet moments like the Tumblr con that was a complete S show.
	But after enough time, that is actually relevant again and part of history.
	Yeah, that's fascinating.
	And I'm convinced that Trump will be redeemed by history.
	I mean, we talk about Lincoln.
	Some people were calling him a buffoon at the time and so on.
	He was sort of hated.
	And then he ends slavery.
	I'm not saying Trump's Lincoln, but...
	But he's close.
	Yeah, yeah.
	If you look back...
	Trump, I think, will be seen as a lot better than obviously Biden and people like that.
	And they'll say at the time he was unpopular.
	That'll just be a footnote.
	Who cares?
	It's everything now.
	But it's also unpopular with who.
	Right, right.
	You've seen what makes them cheer, so their boos actually feel good.
	Yeah.
	And there's loads of things he can point to, can't he?
	The unemployment, black and Hispanic people famously, the stuff he did with prison reform.
	The economy was gone.
	The economy.
	There's loads of things.
	Yeah, I know.
	It was pretty about COVID, wasn't it?
	But anyway, we don't want to go back into it.
	Best friends with Kim Jong-un.
	What could go wrong?
	That's it.
	Peace in North Korea.
	Peace with Russia.
	Peace in Israel.
	Because people always say to me, oh, Trump, you know, he loved Putin.
	It's like, no, he superficially flattered Putin.
	But anyone who's looked into it knows that Russia likes to plan 50 years ahead with their war planning, right?
	So they plan for every eventuality.
	Assassinations, do we need to do kinetic war?
	Poisoning, what do we need to do?
	Economic war.
	Yeah, and then, but with Trump, he's such a wild card that they can't reckon with it.
	They're like, he's a total wild card, we can't plan for this.
	And they don't dare do anything.
	Plus, he said he'd bomb Moscow.
	It was that as well.
	So, allegedly.
	Yeah.
	I think that is actually...
	I've mentioned it before to Leo, but there's a Chinese manual for, like, naval doctrine, and there's some comments that were leaked once from some naval officer in the Chinese Navy, who was just like, yeah, the Americans' greatest strength is the fact that we have no idea what the hell they're doing, and neither do they.
	Right.
	There you have it.
	But we'll move forward from this.
	If we go to the next one here, we can have the fact that some...
	I don't know, lukewarm IQ individual responded here by saying it's just too perfect that he doesn't recognise it was mockery and not granting him a frigging title.
	Yeah, I love this because it's just like someone with a vaccine emoji in a Ukraine flag, obvs.
	And the idea that he hasn't grasped that that's mockery is so...
	I don't know if you actually believe this.
	That's so stupid if you actually believe that.
	Of course he grasps it's mockery, but he's embraced it.
	He's gone, thanks Joe, that sounds great.
	Because it's not really mockery.
	Right, because it's bad mockery.
	like you, like, Biden is the one being mocked in this context.
	And apparently lukewarm individuals like this don't realise it.
	Yeah, he doesn't get this mockery.
	You always get that with Trump, though.
	Do you remember when he said Tim Apple?
	He was talking about Tim Cook and he goes, Tim Apple.
	Tim comma Apple.
	He didn't think his name was Tim Apple.
	I'm sorry.
	But also who cares?
	I know, but people always say, oh, he thought Tim Cook's name was Apple.
	No, he didn't.
	He just said Tim, meaning Tim from Apple, but people always have to pretend Trump's this idiot.
	It's like, yes, he's an idiot billionaire president.
	Yes, okay, he's a moron.
	What have you done?
	I was going to say something like you work in...
	But then again...
	Those are great people.
	So I didn't want to...
	I was going to say compared to what though?
	Because it's like, you know, Trump might misspeak sometimes.
	But then we just heard Biden say inflation is our strength.
	So, you know, comparatively.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	I still don't buy this idea that Trump's done.
	But anyway, carry on.
	We'll move to the next one, of course, which is that the Republicans also embrace this.
	This is from Jack Posobiec again.
	Photoshopping, or I don't know if someone else first shopped him into this, being the great mega king.
	I love the idea that all the Republicans should just change their profile pictures to be wearing kings.
	So little crowns.
	It would just be gold.
	If it was meme, if it was who's the best memes, I mean, they'd absolutely trounce them.
	Unfortunately, it's not all about the memes, but...
	Kind of is.
	Kind of is.
	For us, it is.
	Elections come down to soundbites, and the best soundbite is a good meme.
	That's true.
	Let's go to the next one.
	We also have the fact that more Maga King imagery here.
	I also love the fact that a lot of this is old stuff that's becoming relevant again.
	If we go to the next one, we can see more of that.
	Isn't that Cat Turd in that one?
	Yeah.
	Cat Turd's a good boy.
	Good guy.
	Gonna be the CEO of Twitter, right?
	If we go to the next one, we can also see the fact that the White House then tried to defend this comment, which...
	What?
	Well, you don't need to defend it.
	Like, it's based.
	Like, no one's embarrassed by this.
	So you have the redhead who's on her way out saying, quote, Thing is, this don't make no sense, because of course you've got the normal people, and then you've got what the Democrats propose, which doesn't line up with the normal people.
	I mean, just demonstrably.
	And to move to the next one.
	Yeah, they're always calling everyone else extreme.
	Biden's the guy that said Antifa's just an idea.
	You know, they've advocated burning down cities.
	And we all know Biden was promised to be this sort of centrist, bring everyone back together.
	He's done the complete opposite.
	No.
	I remember the worst one on 94 was definitely the representative was Jerry Nadler or whatever.
	He came out and said that it's a myth.
	A myth?
	It doesn't exist.
	Amazing.
	This was in the middle of...
	Why does my head hurt then?
	Why am I bleeding at a rally?
	The courthouse had just been bombed with an IED in Portland.
	Wow.
	And he was like, yeah, it's a myth.
	Don't worry about it.
	Sorry.
	But yeah, it's unbelievable, isn't it?
	But then I thought we'd compare the moderate centrist politics of Biden, as you say, with the reality.
	So this was a couple days ago, or I think it was, yes, yeah, two days ago now.
	Breaking news.
	Every Senate Democrat except one just voted to legalize abortion nationwide until the very moment of childbirth.
	Every Republican senator voted against it.
	The only Democrat I voted no was Manchin again.
	The guy from the inflation earlier.
	That is frightening.
	The entire Republic is on a needle edge and this random dude who no one has ever heard of is just like, nope, gonna betray my own pie, bye.
	But to actually propose that, of course in response to Roe v.
	Wade being overturned, that's just legalised child murder.
	I mean, I'm not sure where I land on the whole abortion, you know, when should it be?
	But before the moment of childbirth, I mean, I think everyone can agree if you just kick a woman in the stomach at that point, it's murder.
	Such an extreme position that they've arrived at gradually.
	In the past, even so-called pro-choice people would have thought that's mental.
	Up till birth, absolutely mental.
	You're just killing babies.
	There's nothing else to say about it.
	I get criticized on GB News because even my female followers who like me, then suddenly I'll say something pro-life.
	I'm like, I didn't like that, Nick.
	It's like, I'm sorry, I can't be pro-killing babies to not offend you.
	That is my position.
	That's a line in the sand I can't cross.
	I mean, I even went as far as voting for a Christian party in the general election because I couldn't have the deaths of unborn babies on my conscience.
	I was like, what can I actually do then?
	Well, I can vote for the Christian party.
	They're not going to win, but be the change you want to be in the world.
	If everyone voted for them, then we wouldn't be killing all these babies.
	I just couldn't live with it.
	Plus they wanted to, you know, get tough on London crime, observe the referendum result, and tax big tech.
	I was like, these are all great policies.
	Why are the Christian Party not winning?
	Christian People's Alliance.
	I was like, who else cares about...
	There's a public service announcement for them.
	Well, sorry, but they're just...
	They're so...
	I mean, I'm not affiliated with them, I should say, but we're so...
	Crazy on this abortion issue now, where we are with it.
	I don't know if we're going to do the Christopher Hitchens thing.
	We will, yeah.
	Oh, we'll do it.
	If we move to the next one, we can see the law in this, the fact that it was literally one vote away from being legalised up to the point of childbirth.
	Yeah, that is insane.
	All I was going to say was, in the past, this position, even on the left, would have been thought extreme.
	Christopher Hitchens, years ago, was talking about You know, the idea is my body, my choice thing.
	That wasn't even taken seriously on the left.
	He was sort of speaking as if that idea is a bit silly and is going to fade away.
	I think it's with Prager.
	You can go and check out all his old pro-life stuff on YouTube.
	And he's not taking the idea seriously on the left in like the 90s or whatever.
	And now it's just normal.
	Every person, the idea that you don't think it's the woman's body and her choice, they look at you like you're insane and evil.
	But that used to be a strange...
	Because there's two bodies here.
	Again, like I say, I'm not even at the properly conservative position of conception because I don't feel confident enough about the whole debate that I know enough.
	But I definitely know that very late into the pregnancy, this isn't right.
	And everyone knows this isn't right.
	Right.
	And they're taking this weird stance to own the conservatives or whatever.
	And he's like, what are you advocating?
	And by the way, you call it a conservative stance.
	Hitchens, even Christopher Hitchens in the past said, point of conception is where it has to start.
	He said, logically, it can't really be anywhere else.
	I'm only calling it conservative because it's the old thinking.
	In the case of the vaccine mandate, you're saying, no, you are saying it's body autonomy because it's either right, you can't tell me to take the vaccine.
	But we all have a right to talk about abortion because it's an innocent child.
	That's the whole argument.
	But that's the thing as well.
	The rhetoric never made any sense.
	My body, my choice.
	The vaccine, okay, literally my body.
	But when you say my body, my choice, there's a second body.
	Right.
	Involved.
	That's why you can be pro-life and anti-vaccine mandate, but you can't be pro-vaccine mandate using the my body, my choice, and be pro-choice suddenly on abortion.
	That's what you can't be, so it doesn't work that way around.
	That makes sense.
	Moving forward, we shall go, I believe, to an example of this.
	So if we scroll down here, this is David posting it together.
	This is an example.
	If someone is listening who would have voted yes on that bill, then here's an example to think about.
	If we click on the image here, this is a Leeds man.
	From Leeds?
	Born in Leeds?
	Raised in...
	Like Florida, man.
	Yeah, this guy is an Iraqi asylum seeker.
	Let's just punch that out of the water before we go further.
	Punched a pregnant partner in stomach and told her the baby is gone.
	He was given three years in jail.
	Wow.
	But we all know that's the right thing to do.
	You punch a pregnant woman in the stomach.
	Well, it's just a body.
	It's just assaulting a woman is all that is.
	Of course not.
	Of course it's much more serious.
	That's a clump of cells, mate.
	If we go to the next one, we can see Christopher Hitchens, as you mentioned, you posted online.
	I love this point, which is just as Hitchens says.
	If you see a woman kicked in the stomach, your instinct is properly one of revulsion.
	You learn that the woman is pregnant.
	Who will reply to this discovery which does not multiply their revulsion?
	Yeah, and he says, and who will not say it's just because it's made it worse for the woman?
	And I like this bit at the end.
	It's not even just an instinctive or emotional reaction, although those are important.
	We're stuck with the basic reverence for life.
	So yeah, anyone instinctively knows that.
	Of course it's horrific, and it's not just because it will hurt the woman more.
	We know, oh, that's a baby.
	But then we suddenly claim in other times, oh, it's a clump of cells.
	I suppose you could argue if a woman's visibly pregnant, the pregnancy is at a point where it now is a human, and then we get into that debate.
	But even then, you know, if a friend of yours has a miscarriage, you say, I'm sorry.
	Yes.
	And that's where he says in the top of the quote as well, that you can't be meaningfully inhuman unless you're potentially human.
	You can't say a snake or a rat is inhuman.
	It doesn't make any sense.
	So we know it.
	I always felt that.
	We know it's going to be a human.
	I was like, yeah, but it's not yet.
	I always thought that was a bit academic.
	Maybe I'm naive.
	I always thought, even if it's going to be, that's the whole intention.
	That's the whole assumption.
	So you're just arguing, what, about, what, a couple of weeks...
	I don't know.
	At what point it's human, yeah.
	That's the debate.
	That is the debate, but that's not the debate for these Democrats.
	That used to be the debate.
	Right, right, right.
	Exactly.
	Whereas these days, it's up until birth, get the scissors out, and I don't know, a brick.
	I know.
	And then you've got that guy from Virginia.
	Do you remember that guy who's like, after birth, saying you can still kill the baby.
	Do you remember that?
	Alex Jones was coming.
	We keep them comfortable.
	That famous...
	But remember, this is the moderate position.
	Remember that the MAGA king is the extremist, whereas the I'm going to kill babies is moderate.
	That's the moderate position.
	The...
	Sorry, I can't get over it, but it really is just insane.
	We'll move to the next one here just so we can move along.
	We can see here this is another insane position they have, which is that it's a conspiracy theory that Biden is handing out crack pipes.
	This goes back to Hunter Biden, of course, being a crack enjoyer.
	And he apparently has been influencing policy in this way.
	Because if we go to the next one, yeah, they are handing out crack pipes.
	This is a story, I can't remember, I think it's the Washington Beacon or whatever.
	They just wrote for safe smoking kits in multiple cities.
	And we're just given crackpipes by multiple cities.
	Fantastic.
	I guess so.
	We'll move forward again, away from the moderate Democrats with their cackpipes and baby killing, to some people who are very mad at the MAGA King.
	Click on a MAGA King trending topic and you'll see Republicans' authoritarian lust on full display.
	They don't literally want a king, you dunce.
	Republicans are so hot for being ruled with an iron fist by a strongman who's actually just an old bankrupt, bottle-haired, orange gremlin career sex criminal that it's sick.
	Your rewards are in the mail if you're writing that.
	You were telling me just before the show that you were hot for the Iron Fist of a Strongman.
	Was I? Yeah, I don't remember.
	No!
	Nor do I think that's in any of the trending topic for Maga King.
	I think it's Lamao and then Post Memes instead.
	I know.
	This whole idea that Trump was going to be...
	I still have family members that still tell me, Trump's Hitler, Trump should die in jail, he's mad, he's Hitler.
	These are smart people, but they lose their mind when it comes to Trump.
	As we know, Trump derangement syndrome is nothing new.
	I called it long Trump derangement syndrome because you have people in my family still saying he's going to die in jail.
	He's not even a president.
	Why are you still saying he's going to die in jail?
	What are you on about?
	I love the idea that he's Hitler.
	It's like, Oh yeah.
	Because Hitler left the office of Sydney.
	Right.
	Didn't have to go to Tallinn Krieg.
	It's nuts.
	But anyway.
	It's not to do with authoritarianism, is it?
	It's just a cool name.
	The Maga King.
	Yeah.
	It's just funny as hell.
	We move forward, of course.
	What's Trump's response to this?
	Well, he's out campaigning, as you would expect, doing his thing.
	My mate, Jason.
	We have Jason Miller there, of course, going with him and seeing what's up.
	If we go to the next one, of course, we can also see something else that I thought I'd pull up just before we end on the moderate Democrats.
	And, you know, makes a fantastic point here.
	The White House just tweeted this out.
	When Biden took office, millions were unemployed and there was no vaccine available.
	This is the same organization, the same administration, that says they need to run a ministry of truth for you.
	Wow.
	It's amazing, isn't it?
	Because we all know that not only did Trump...
	I mean, whatever you think about the vaccine, it was Trump.
	And then you have people like Kamala Harris saying, don't even take a Trump vaccine.
	Then it became the Biden vaccine.
	And then, yeah, as soon as it became Biden, it was fine.
	If we go to the next image here, it's just...
	I find unbelievable.
	Like, there are images of you taking the vaccine.
	When Trump was in office, but at the same time, no, no, we're going to be in charge of disinformation.
	There was one of these where it was almost one of those moments where you almost sympathize with Biden.
	He was getting a public vaccine for about the third time, and he just said, I don't even know why we're here.
	He said something like that.
	Yeah, fair enough, Joe.
	Why are you in front of a crowd taking a vaccine?
	I mean, this is not entertainment.
	No, also just, why are you anywhere?
	You might have just been worrying where he was.
	But that's that.
	I thought I'd just end that off with a look at Joe campaigning for Trump, and of course the just ridiculous nature that, oh, we're the moderate Democrats who just want to kill BBs, sell crackpipes, and set up a Ministry of Truth.
	Yeah, and can I just say, by coming up with a name, the great MAGA King, it's amazing that someone with such poor political instincts won so many votes and definitely won the American election.
	100%.
	Yeah, it's amazing he did that, isn't he?
	I can't believe people deny it.
	Yeah, because you look at everything and you go, I'm surprised, but he just knocked it out of the park for that one election.
	Just wanted to get that official on YouTube.
	I suppose, though, that will move on to right-wing cancel culture.
	So...
	The right-wingers are engaging in cancel culture.
	We are just as bad as the leftists.
	It is unbearable.
	We have sinned.
	We must repent for our sins of engaging in this horrible act.
	This is, of course, in relation to the family sex show, which, yeah, I'm sort of proud to be like, nah.
	If we're going to have anything in society that gets not accepted, I think nonce advocacy is something we should have.
	And the idea that that's right-wing...
	It's really a self-report.
	It's like the old Tamaga thing.
	Yes, I am.
	It's like, hang on, you're against the family sex show that wants to show five-year-old children naked adults on stage.
	Yeah, yeah, I'm against that one.
	Yes.
	You're not.
	Big yes to that.
	I know, and think about the names.
	Family sex show, it's already kind of hinting at incest in the title, isn't it?
	There's something creepy about that fact.
	The thing is about the left and the sort of far left, the way we want to call them, they always push ultimately towards paedophilia and things like that because it's the last taboo, isn't it?
	And they think all taboos are inherently oppressive and therefore they should all be broken.
	Now they don't ever think like, maybe some taboos are good.
	Maybe they're there for a reason.
	I mean, it's whenever you hear a leftist talk about inclusivity, and we need more inclusivity in the space.
	Well, they're not talking about involving people.
	They're talking about breaking down boundaries to make it more inclusive.
	And if you keep breaking down boundaries, well, non-inclusivity becomes a thing.
	Why can't we hear their side of the story?
	I don't want to.
	And there have been articles, haven't there?
	There was one in Salon, I remember, a couple of years ago, something that was sort of making the case for it, and then it got taken down.
	They always push towards this, because where else can they go?
	They've broken every other taboo.
	There is a reason they keep making intellectual arguments for this.
	And to start us off, we'll start off with just a show for ultimate cancel culture, this being Mao's cultural revolution in China that me and Harry went through, in which people just got cancelled left, right, and centre by being killed.
	But if we go to the next one, we can also see the family sex show here whining.
	Cancel culture.
	My play was shut down by right-wing activists before it even opened.
	Oh no.
	Why just right-wing activists?
	Hang on a minute.
	Because that's the big story for me, where they're mentioning the fact that the right did this.
	Not a single leftist.
	A single left-winger was like, maybe getting naked in front of kids and talking about your sex life and pegging is not wholesome.
	Maybe that's something we shouldn't be doing.
	No.
	But this will bring people together.
	If people know about this, now the main thing is a lot of people in normal life getting on with their jobs don't know about this stuff.
	But if they do, if you tell your mum or something what's going on, they're always shocked.
	This is where they'll lose everyone because when it comes to people's kids, people get very fierce.
	Rightly, they get very protective and they say, whoa, whoa.
	This would lose everyone who reads this article.
	I love the idea that if some guardian Easter came up to you with this in a paper and was just like, look, the right wing are cancelling nonce paedophilia.
	Am I rightist then?
	Yeah, you are.
	100% these days, you are.
	And if we go to the next one here, we can see, just to remember who these people are and what they were advocating, there's some people responding to this.
	The first one being a song from the Family Sex Show.
	Do you want to read this?
	Because I don't.
	Not particularly.
	I don't mind saying I have a penis in my pants.
	I mean, I don't mind admitting that, but I don't really want to read the rest of it.
	Yeah, I'm not gonna either.
	I don't want that clipped.
	So I guess other people could just read it.
	That's what they wanted to sing in front of five-year-olds and up.
	There's a question, obviously, why'd you put it at five?
	Why was there an age barrier at all?
	Because if you're happy to teach five-year-olds about the penis in your pants...
	What?
	Like, really, why did you pick that as a line?
	And that's the obvious point.
	I don't trust these people in the slightest, no matter how much cope they bring out about why this is wholesome.
	And that's the thing, isn't it?
	I mean, that's the thing about the cancel culture argument.
	If it was appropriately rated, let's say they have this sixth show and it's 18 or 16.
	I mean, I don't even think stand-up comedy.
	When I've done comedy shows where I get to set my own rating, you know, I set a rating on it.
	It's like, you've got to be at least a teenager...
	It's always weird if you suddenly see a kid in the crowd, like why are they there?
	This is not really cancel culture, this is just like some things are not appropriate for children.
	We have standards in the West, still, some of them.
	At least we have no nonces.
	I'm happy to have that one still.
	Right, because I'm pretty much a free speech absolutist.
	So you can put on your awful show, but you can't show it to five-year-old children.
	Yeah, just don't be a nonce.
	I don't think...
	Right.
	Like, I'm pretty sure this actually is a crime as well, what they're suggesting in some of this.
	One of the quotes was, as a Guardian, the show is designed to help open conversations with your child about relationships and sex.
	Why are you having that conversation with a fireball?
	It doesn't need to happen until at least puberty.
	There's no...
	Why would you want to do this?
	We all know the reason why you just said it, but there's only one answer.
	We all have it in mind.
	If we go to the next one as well, we can also see the fact that we should continue to remember who these people are.
	There's some screenshots that apparently were taken down.
	Why'd you take them down?
	Funny.
	Let's click on them to have a look.
	So the first one here being the fact that they wanted people to look up masturbating animals.
	Well, they wanted kids to look up masturbating animals.
	Use the internet to find some examples of other animals that masturbate.
	They want kids to find, like, animal porn and then draw it and then send it in to them.
	I mean, it's about as sick as it gets.
	I'm getting the word.
	I mean, it is unbelievable, the fact that they thought this was acceptable.
	I mean, they clearly now don't, because they deleted it, or at least they think they should hide it.
	If we go to the next image on there, you can see another example where they wanted you to make your own Play-Doh genitals, and Dr.
	Emma Chan was going to help you do that.
	My God, I haven't seen this one.
	If one day you don't want to be touched in a particular way, that's absolutely okay.
	Okay.
	That's okay, I get one day.
	One day a year.
	St.
	George's Day or something.
	Can you not molest me today, please?
	Wow.
	It's the bottom one there.
	Why don't you try making your own Play-Doh and Play-Doh genitals?
	How about you get away from my son and don't talk to me again?
	That's so creepy.
	Hey kids, why don't you try...
	I mean, it's just a textbook...
	What is it like a Stephen King book?
	It's a textbook creepiness.
	This is almost like the things we were told to avoid as kids in public service.
	Don't take sweets from strangers.
	You wouldn't take sweets from these people.
	I mean, if the family sex show was all in a van with free candy written on the side, it would be less suspicious than what they're actually doing.
	If we go to the next one, we can see the fact, of course, that it gets weird because this is the article in which they wrote themselves.
	The Guardian accepted this submission.
	Big self-report on The Guardian, again.
	Why'd you keep doing this?
	Because you're a left-wing outlet, we know.
	It's always a double-barrel name.
	It's usually some posho.
	Yeah, some posho who wants to talk to your kids.
	But the fact that The Guardian are like, yeah, we're left-wing, we'll take a non-to-advocacy and put it on the front page.
	Why?
	Why'd you do that?
	Revealing.
	We shall just read through some of it.
	They say in here that, oh no, how terrible that we couldn't show it.
	Go to hell.
	I am the producer and co-creator of a piece of theatre.
	As if we're meant to respect this.
	A piece of non-story.
	That was cancelled before it even had to be seen.
	It started like this.
	A group of people online began to call for the show to be shut down.
	It gained some traction and led to a petition on a I'll see you next time.
	I mean, again, the extremists being the ones who don't want to be nonces, I'm okay.
	We're all proud extremists, I suppose.
	I think you're the extremist in the room, Mr.
	Well.
	Yeah, I didn't know there were that many hard-right Christians in the US. I knew there were a few.
	It's like, yes.
	Yeah, I also love the idea that the people raising a fuss were all just hard-right extremists.
	No, they're mums.
	They're mums being like, hang on a sec.
	They're 99.9% of people.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	My company, as well as the staff at the theatre venues we were due to be performing at, faced threats of violence and abuse against staff.
	I suppose those are illegal, so we're bound to disavow.
	The show is called The Family Sex Show.
	Its aim is to reimagine the way we think and talk about relationships and sex.
	No, thank you.
	We've had enough of that reimagining.
	We can see it in Libs of TikTok.
	Do you follow Libs of TikTok?
	Yes.
	Yeah.
	And the very kinds of ways leftists want to reimagine the classroom...
	It's not gone well.
	That was another epic cell phone, a bit like the great Maga King.
	It's like, Libs of TikTok is dangerous because it shows what we do.
	All she was doing was showing what you get up to yourself, and this had to be cancelled.
	You know what I mean?
	Yeah, this teacher who wants to talk to your son about queer sex...
	Eh?
	This is a right-wing crusade to get rid of that.
	Eh?
	Why is that only right-wing?
	I know what we're saying is like, some of the kids are confused about my gender identity.
	Yeah, because they're trying to learn maths.
	Like, why has that come up?
	2 plus 2 is 4.
	I mean, the funniest one was in Florida.
	They had clerical race theory in the mathematics.
	So I'm imagining them counting up, just being like, well, there's two black guys and two white guys.
	How many worthwhile people are there?
	And they'll go with two.
	And that'll be the solution for the critical race theory, won't it?
	There is something, isn't there, like critical race maths, isn't there?
	There's like, oh, maths is white supremacy, and there's some sort of decolonized maths or something.
	There is.
	That exists.
	It makes you want to fry your brain.
	But these people are real, and they want to reimagine how you speak to your kids, or at least they want to take it over.
	So they say making it was a process of collaboration with a diverse group of people.
	Oh, that's good.
	The diverse nonsense.
	They must have had some hard-right Christians in that diverse group.
	But I love the idea that Defend Themselves is like, yeah, we did want to do stuff that makes everyone think we're nonsense, but at least we're diverse.
	At least there are people of different skin colours and different genders engaging in...
	But no different opinions, because someone would have shut it down.
	Like, guys, stop.
	Hang on, this is a bit wrong.
	Yeah, yeah.
	They also say the show is a fun and playful performance made up of song, dances, and personal stories.
	It is about bodies and how society views them.
	I was going to say bodies now.
	Did you see that thing birthing bodies the other day?
	They're trying to do scientific language.
	It's just a weird dehumanizer.
	Anyway, carry on.
	The funniest one was, as Carl mentioned before, black and brown bodies.
	Wow.
	It's how progressives were referring to themselves.
	It sounds like they don't have heads and faces.
	Yeah, they're corpses.
	Yeah.
	I mean, that's how you refer to corpses.
	There's a bunch of bodies over there, right?
	So it's like the progressives are referring to themselves as in human terms.
	Yeah, well, I mean, got a point.
	So, it explores themes including gender, sexuality, pleasure, and boundaries.
	Apparently you don't have any.
	But really, the show is about care and mutual respect.
	Now, I don't have any care or mutual respect for this.
	In the slightest.
	I don't think we should.
	And it exists in the hope that it can be part of a breaking down of some systems of oppression that are alive today.
	What systems of oppression do we have in the United Kingdom against this?
	Like I said, every taboo is oppression to them.
	We have taboos for a reason.
	Some of them are actually good, but everything is oppressive to them.
	And it comes down to natural law.
	People like C.S. Lewis talking about, do you believe in natural law or do you believe that everything is to be overturned?
	And there's no beauty.
	There's nothing inherent.
	It's all societal to them, all to be overturned, right?
	But even then, I think a natural human being would be revoked by paedophilia and someone who is wanting to talk to a five-year-old about sex and getting naked in front of five-year-olds for a show.
	Yeah, so I think we have a taboo, and the taboo is against noncery, and if they call that oppression...
	Good.
	Just 100% good.
	I'm on the side of oppression for that one, which is oppress the nonsense.
	So whether you agree with the show's aims or not, it has not yet been seen publicly.
	Yes, but you have to describe what you're going to do in detail.
	So we know!
	This isn't going to be a shock.
	Still, an online group of people thought that we should not be seen, and so it couldn't be judged fairly.
	I actually know two different people who were going to go down and film this secretly, because then we could just expose them, presumably just forward the footage to the police in regards to what they were going to do, as they said it.
	So the idea that, oh no, we're having our free speech censored here...
	Yeah, you could have still done it, just don't do it in front of kids.
	Very simple.
	18 plus show.
	The family sex show is a piece of theatre for everyone, and we suggest that it can be including children over the age of 5, too.
	And we would ask anyone under 18 to be accompanied by a guardian.
	Why?
	Yeah, that's the bit.
	Why would it be children over the age of 5?
	But also the double think here, where they're like, yeah, we know something's wrong.
	That's why we put an age limit.
	Right.
	Why'd you put it at five?
	Yeah, yeah.
	Why, if under 18, should you bring a Guardian?
	Well, you know something is wrong.
	Like, they are omitting by, you know, stating that, that what they're doing is inappropriate for kids, and yet they're still like, yeah, but bring your five-year-old.
	No.
	No one should be bringing their five-year-old.
	It's just...
	It's just...
	Gross.
	I mean, they know that the innocence of children is sacred, somehow, because they still decided to put an age limit, but they ignore it.
	Toronto's public health department suggests that children begin to form a sense of identity, which includes attitudes towards their own bodies and genitals, before the age of four.
	I might not invite under fours.
	Again, just double think here.
	They haven't actually thought through their own position for their own weird advocacy.
	They'll say the NSPCC also suggests that children are at the age of five, so curiosity and naked bodies.
	I don't think they think it in the same way they do.
	I imagine the NSPCC think it in the way they identify it.
	Whereas the family sex show seems to have a different definition.
	Yes, that's just a naked attempt to try and legitimise themselves.
	We've got academic reasons for what we're doing.
	Do you?
	That's very polite.
	We did a course.
	I've got a course at this.
	I've got a certificate in non-serious.
	The campaigners said the show, sorry, the campaigners, they write, the campaigners being, you know, all the normal people, all of us, we said that the show was grooming children by inviting them into the theatre, yes, where some of the content of the show would include naked bodies.
	Oh, they're only naked bodies?
	So they're just corpses littered around the stage?
	Yeah, again, but do they even listen to themselves?
	Well, they're like, you know, they're right.
	They hate us because they think we're grooming kids for having naked adults in front of kids.
	And yes, some people there will be naked, but why would a child want to see a naked stranger a few feet away?
	You never want that.
	Like, 40-year-old Deborah, I'm not letting the other kid?
	Like, it's just not happening.
	It's just not going to be allowed.
	To be clear, this nakedness is limited to one scene.
	Oh, it's alright then.
	Go ahead.
	It is the first scene, and it's an hour long.
	It reminds me of the Conservatives in 2050.
	I'm only for light noncing.
	It's ridiculous.
	It's like, well, we're okay with a bit of it.
	No, we're not okay with any of it.
	They say it's not in a sexualised nature.
	Trust you completely.
	There are bodies on stage, and no one touches themselves or each other.
	You never would.
	I'm saying bodies.
	Yeah.
	The bodies are piling up on stage.
	Sorry.
	The reason for including nakedness is to present bodies, and you've got a good point, as just that.
	Bodies.
	Bodies.
	They're not just bodies.
	I imagine these people believe in trans women or women, so that's why they can't say man or woman.
	I see.
	They'd fall down at that hurdle.
	But also, if the just bodies just trust us, bro, we just want to get naked in front of your kids for one scene, no.
	Who the hell would ever trust you?
	It's ridiculous.
	I'm going to skip over a bit of this, because it goes on and on.
	They even say, in reality, the world, especially in the digital world, we live in a means that we have no control over what our children see, referring to the fact that children can run into pornography on the internet.
	It's called a content filter.
	That's the means to filter that.
	Or you could take the Taliban dadist position that Karl does, which he just doesn't give his kids phones.
	He's like, no, no, you can play games for an hour, that's it.
	I love the idea that because children will naturally see some disturbing things, let's just put naked people on stage in front of them.
	Let's cut out the middleman.
	Let's get ahead of this problem.
	There was a daughter of a conservative MP who suggested the same thing a couple months back.
	She was like, we should make pornography for children.
	Oh yeah, I saw that.
	They're going to see it anyway.
	No!
	They're going to see it anyway, so let's speed it up.
	I have some questions about that motivation there.
	So we'll move on from that.
	They also say that the relatively small media storm closed the show that no one had watched beyond arts and culture.
	What does this reveal about the health and resilience of our public conversation?
	Well, that we still have some boundaries.
	We have some health in our society left, which is the, yeah, doing this to kids, not allowed, and happy to have that one.
	They also ended off with, how does this event speak to power in the UK? Who has it, and who will use it?
	Who will get to decide on our behalf of other people?
	I think that what has happened is far more frightening than the performance.
	Well, that's two things there that I wanted to talk about.
	One is what they're talking about, the cancel culture element.
	I always think this is interesting.
	Should the right, or if you want to call them the right, or just normal people, should they engage...
	Should the mums with kids not want their children to be nonce?
	Right, but should the normal side engage in so-called cancel culture?
	And it's like...
	We're supposed to have principles, which is one thing, which we do, but then it's like fighting fire with fire, isn't it?
	So there's always this sort of debate, you know, when should you hit back?
	Remember that guy, that Disney director, Gunn, wasn't it?
	He lost his job and some people were saying it was good, some people were saying, no, we don't want to be like them.
	And that's always the argument, isn't it?
	How far do you want to be like them?
	I don't think this is a really great example because this shouldn't be a right-wing cause.
	No.
	They should be on everybody's course.
	But in general, it raises that question, doesn't it?
	Should the normal side engage in that kind of behavior?
	I mean, what I've noticed with the left is, as I wrote a whole article about cancel culture for free market conservatives, and what I noticed, the left, of course, they love cancel culture and they always have to downplay it.
	I just tweeted the other day, the guy from Mumford& Sons, This guy Otto English was tweeting about him saying, oh, he says he's been cancelled, but he's in the Sunday Times.
	He's in the biggest broadsheet newspaper, three pages.
	I'm like, yeah, bro, he lost the band that was massively successful with his whole life because he read a book.
	But he's got three pages.
	But, oh, he's in the papers, so this doesn't exist.
	Why are they always trying to downplay it?
	My only conclusion is they need it as an ideological tool so much that they're prepared to risk getting cancelled to keep their little ideological tool.
	It's like when Homer in The Simpsons, he does a bet with Flanders.
	And they both lose.
	And they have to, therefore, wear a dress and mow the front lawn.
	And Flanders is going, Homer's saying, you've got to do it.
	And Flanders is going, but you'd have to do it.
	He's like, yeah.
	And so they both are, yeah.
	So it's left like, you know, you're going to get cancelled sometimes.
	Yeah, we still want it.
	They'll happily jump on the dynamite.
	Right.
	And interesting, people like David Lammy actually doesn't want it.
	But your Owen Joneses, they all just want to keep cancelled culture.
	Because that's the thing as well.
	What's the difference here?
	And you say Mumford& Sons is a great example.
	He got three pages in the newspaper.
	That means nothing to him.
	He's not going to look back on his life on his deathbed and be like, that was wonderful.
	Yeah, that broadsheet spread.
	It was the band, of course.
	It gets way worse because, I mean, the biggest cancellation you could think of is probably Donald Trump in terms of just a man.
	He was just deleted from all social media.
	His bank cancelled him.
	I think he had $3 million in the account and the bank just said we won't want it.
	Wow, I didn't even know that.
	What's that about?
	Sorry, I think it was Deutsche Bank or whatever.
	Just like, yeah, we won't want it.
	No, here's $3 million in cash.
	Good luck.
	Not going to take it.
	And then you can think of just individuals.
	I mean, I won't mention their names because the bot will probably pick up on it.
	But there are individuals in this country who just can't have a bank account.
	They just go to Santander and Santander says no.
	Not even a current account to hold their cash.
	Doesn't happen.
	I didn't know we're doing that here now.
	There's an individual in America who was banned from the no-fly list and had 500,000 frozen in their bank account.
	But we're doing that here as well.
	Yeah, yeah, there are individuals that get this done to them for their advocacy of whatever, but it doesn't matter.
	That's real cancel culture.
	That's you having your life cancelled, not just, well, I couldn't get naked in front of five-year-olds.
	Yeah.
	I'll live with that one.
	Yeah, I mean, I'm so free speech to the point where, put on this show, I'm not going to cancel it, but yeah, the children has to be like, yeah.
	That's the line.
	We have to have a rating for children.
	And can I just quickly talk about, because it's at the top of the screen, the shame and fear part.
	We must disrupt the culture.
	Why do we always have to disrupt everything in which children and young people are taught shame and fear?
	I think shame's good.
	What's wrong with shame?
	What about the phrase, you have no shame?
	Remember that Sebastian Maniscalco, the comedian?
	Aren't you embarrassed?
	Shame is good.
	I even think things like slut-shaming get a bad name.
	Because what...
	They need patrolling.
	Well, my point on that is, what was that, right?
	In the past, that was to do with a woman had to get married to have financial means and have a place in society, right?
	So if she was perceived as being promiscuous, that would make that less likely.
	So it was actually useful for her.
	Now, that's not the case because women can make their own money.
	But...
	Isn't it still the case, if we're really honest, if a woman's known for sleeping with loads of people, she's less likely to be marriage material?
	And you can say that shouldn't be the case, you're patriarchal evil, but it is the case.
	It is the case.
	This standard of what's marriage material is set by the men.
	It's not set by the women.
	So that's the reality.
	So you can say, oh, that's terrible, you're slut-shame.
	It's like, actually, that's defending women in a weird sense.
	And it happens to men in all sorts of ways as well.
	We have certain things that produce shame that are there for a reason.
	So actually, shame is not necessarily bad.
	Fear, maybe I can say, is not as good, but shame, I'm like...
	Also, it applies to kink pride, of course.
	Right.
	You know, you see them out at the pride parade, and then you'll see some people turn up in their dog costumes.
	That's just dogs, and the police are there advocating.
	That's not to do with the tolerance.
	That's to do with your kink.
	Yeah.
	And, yeah, I'm bringing the shame back.
	Don't need to see that, yeah.
	Do it in your bedroom, else.
	And what could be more British than shame?
	Do your patriotic duty and feel awkward.
	Pro shame.
	But anyway, that's their progressive ideology, in which they are permissive of nonsense, again, with The Guardian, and also the family sex show.
	And, yeah, society does not accept that.
	I love the idea that you have the progressives who essentially control one.
	I love how...
	I've forgotten his name now.
	The chap who does Mao's Great Famine, Frank Dakota.
	He makes the point in Mao's China that there was the primary society in which everyone towed the party line and agreed culturally whatever the Communist Party is doing.
	And you get this in this sense in the West with progressive culture and progressive media where you have to agree to all these ridiculous standards and so forth and you have to play the game.
	But then there's the second society where all the normal people live.
	Who don't bang the drum for male or trans women or women every day, and instead just live their lives.
	And Second Society in the UK does not accept nonsery.
	Simple as.
	Just go home.
	Don't want you here in that regard.
	And then also, there's the funny aspect that that article's not even entirely true, because they published a similar thing, as Leo noted, in the BBC. And, well, let's click on that to give it a read, which is the BBC had to issue a correction.
	Correction, 3rd of May, 2022.
	This article has been amended to remove references to how the show was made in consultation with safeguarding specialists after new information came to light.
	They lied.
	They said we did this with safeguarding specialists.
	They didn't.
	It's open liars as well to keep in mind.
	The least trustworthy people on the planet.
	And if we go forward once more, we can see that there's also this article I found with listing some of the defenders of this, because that gives them their side of the argument.
	And there's an interview between Peter Thatchell and some lady, and she explains some of the things they wanted to teach.
	I think we just enjoy a clip of what they were trying to teach and go through it.
	So let's play.
	Can I just tell you about the glossary that they have on their website?
	Because I think this is one of the most extraordinary things.
	They have a glossary on their website of different terms.
	And some of them, it's all mixed in together.
	Again, no boundaries.
	They've got a whole bunch of terms about theatre, so like stage right and stage left.
	And they've got a few kind of social justice things.
	And then, mixed in with all that, they have BDSM, dildo, handjob, kink, pegging, play parties, in a glossary of terms which are supposed to be appropriate for young people to be learning about on their website, from Five Up.
	Now, I'm getting the word...
	Nance.
	100%.
	I mean, still a classic.
	Yeah.
	But it's just, how many five-year-olds need to be told about pegging?
	The answer's zero.
	Love my zeros.
	Just should not be involved, and it's utterly ridiculous.
	I think many adults could live without it, frankly.
	Yeah, if we go back to the article, I don't think we'll have time for it, but there's just Peter Thatchell trying to defend this, and it's embarrassing, to say the least, not to mention Peter Thatchell's weird history with this stuff.
	She gives an example saying he tried to defend these kind of relationships by saying, well, the Samba people of Papua New Guinea engage in, well, relationships where young men are in relationships with unmarried male warriors, sometimes lasting several years as part of their rites of passage to manhood.
	Yeah, but what he doesn't mention is the fact that these relationships begin at the age of nine, when boys are removed from their mothers, sometimes under threat of death, beaten with sticks and nettles, and forced to perform fellatio on older boys.
	Like, yeah, well, these are the people defending it.
	I'm not really convinced that anyone involved is worthy of anything.
	Like, these are probably the most worthless people in society advocating for teaching your five-year-olds about pegging.
	The nettles seems an unnecessary touch, doesn't it?
	Well, the rest of it's fine.
	Yeah, yeah.
	You lost me at nettles.
	Oh, God.
	But yeah, it's not a fun topic at all.
	But this is a modern aspect of the progressive left, which is the endless defence and pushing for nonce acceptance as part of inclusivity.
	And they do it with such gaslighting.
	In that article we just covered, they said one of their aims is to promote safeguarding children, young people and vulnerable adults from abuse and harm.
	And it's like this word harm.
	It's like you're promoting harm.
	If they just say harm, they think they can do anything.
	We're safeguarding children by teaching them about pegging.
	Yes.
	I'm safeguarding them while being naked on stage with loads of bodies lifted around.
	No one believes any of that.
	But anyway, that is the right-wing council culture, apparently, which should just be the normal people council culture, which is that we have a sense of no nonsense, but apparently that's now just a rightist thing, so I'll take the label, I guess.
	Yeah, Peter Tatchell's a funny one, isn't he?
	Sometimes he does things where you say that's sort of admirable and he can be reasonable.
	He's very good on free speech.
	Yeah, and then on some things you go, steady on, Peter.
	Let's go to the video comments.
	As a huge Fallout fan, I'm here to help out Callum with this question about abortions in Kaisar's Legion.
	The Legion views all people as resources and decides their value based on their utility rather than their human value.
	As manpower is a huge necessity for the Legion, babies and children are valuable, women are kept as breeders, and aborting a baby would be akin to sabotaging an ammo dump or killing a trainee.
	Abortion is therefore prohibited, not out of respect for human life, but absolute respect for the Legion as a nation and a state.
	If you need further help, feel free to ask.
	I'll be honest, I'm going to keep dumping information on you anyway, profligate.
	Our way.
	True to Kaisar.
	Are we?
	You should probably add me on Discord, because I need someone to go over the factual aspect of the script as well, just to make sure I'm not missing anything.
	You ever played Fallout New Vegas?
	I think I went quite deep into your subculture here, where I felt like I walked into a party.
	I feel a bit like eyes wide shut here on this.
	I'm like, what have I walked in?
	I feel like, what's that movie with Tom Hanks and the pagans dragging it?
	I feel like I've walked into something here.
	There's someone being sacrificed on an altar.
	I don't quite understand what's happening.
	I know that I probably shouldn't be here.
	Are we true to Kaiser?
	Not ringing any bells?
	No, and then you responded to him with a kind of weird greeting that was understood between you.
	Yeah, it's a video game, so are you familiar with the Fallout series at all?
	I'm too boomer for this.
	This is where our age difference comes into play.
	The last game I acknowledged was Goldeneye on the N64. That's still the greatest, so you see the total boomers.
	You're missing out, because Fallout New Vegas is such a good one as well.
	So the idea is the world ends in nuclear war, and then it's not about the post-apocalypse.
	The post-post-apocalypse?
	How does society come together again?
	What happens?
	So over the post-apocalypse, guys.
	As I said, rebuilding.
	We've done the road, Cormac McCarthy.
	We've eaten all the people, and now we're rebuilding.
	Yeah, the Great War is Behind Us sort of thing.
	Okay.
	So you've got the New Californian Republic, who's set up in California, and they're based on the old world of individual rights, and they've got a government, president, old system, very American, and so they end up butting up against Vegas, which is run by some tech billionaire.
	Who wants to control everything and doesn't care for other people's opinions and doesn't want to be worshipped as a deity.
	Wouldn't happen.
	Never happened.
	Very Elon Musk.
	Very based.
	And then one of the NCR citizens got sent out on a trip to go meet all the tribes of the East, and they're all backwards barbarians.
	But they all crap at war, so he teaches them how to fight.
	He organizes them, they take control of one clan next to them, and they kill every man, woman, and child.
	And then they go to the other clans and say, will you surrender?
	And they laugh.
	They take them, show them all the men, women and children being killed and go, oh.
	So then he unifies them into Caesar's legion and he's the leader.
	He renames himself Caesar.
	And then he comes up against the NCR and they have this big battle and the game is set there in which you can go and interact with the factions and discuss political and philosophical ideas.
	Wow.
	Games have really moved on.
	Yeah, it's real high level.
	It's good.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Okay.
	So what did that...
	You explained the context.
	I still don't know what the guy was saying to you though.
	He was saying in this new culture, So Caesar's Legion are fascist, Roman-esque people, and even they have a better understanding of human life, and they value it more than the Dems do.
	Oh, I see.
	Because abortion is illegal in Caesar's Legion.
	In the most warlord kind of new post-post-pocalyptic world, we still have some values.
	Yeah, babies are worth money.
	So there's a guy who's in the NCR, and his wife gets kidnapped and sold in slavery, and she's pregnant, and there's a bill of sale, and the baby is listed in the bill of sale, because of course it's worth money to a slaver in Caesar's Legion.
	So, they are more moral than the devs.
	Yeah.
	Alright, sorry.
	No, no, it's a great explanation.
	I'm still a little scared, but I'm...
	No, no, it's good.
	It's a good game, you should try.
	Alright.
	It's an RPG type thing?
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	Fantastic.
	You'll need to start me off very slow.
	Let's go to the next one.
	Justin Trudeau was pelted with gravel, and now Jagmeet Singh has had insults hurled at him.
	Politicians and media refuse to investigate the reasons for these outbursts, that being simple mediocrity.
	Incompetent politicians know they can insult the public and then use the media to attack the few who speak up, especially when they struggle to articulate themselves and resort to undignified measures.
	But punishing the troublesome few means that a few of the remainder then become targets for future insults.
	The base cannot grow, only become more refined, or be disenfranchised.
	I'm confused about what's going on.
	Are they referring to Justin Trudeau as a man of colour now?
	I mean, I know he's worn blackface multiple times, yeah.
	But you know his answer on this.
	Someone asked how many times he'd done it.
	He says, I don't know.
	I do not recall.
	Do you know how many times you've worn blackface?
	Yes, zero.
	Yeah, me too, funnily enough.
	Most people know the number.
	That's true, actually.
	He's lost count.
	And even if it was one, you'd know.
	You'd be like, oh, that one time.
	It's definitely more than one.
	Yeah, but for Justin Trudeau, not so much.
	I saw a decent meme of Trudeau looking at a map, and he said, I'm going to take selfies here.
	It's like a military thing, but he's just planning where he's going to take selfies.
	But I didn't totally...
	If you don't understand it, then we're really lost.
	Anyway, we'll go to the next one.
	Love you, Alex.
	With this video comment, I want to give a shout-out and a thank you to a fellow Lotus Eater.
	Her name is Lindsay Crow.
	She says listening to the show has become a part of her daily routine.
	This is a little bit of a shill, but I think you guys will find it interesting.
	She has written an article for the Winsorian that is a serious article, not a satire one.
	It is technically an opinion piece, but it is a damn good opinion piece, in my opinion, where she details her feelings about being pro-life and all the craziness that is going on with the Supreme Court League.
	If anyone wants to help out a fellow Lotus Eater, you can check out The Kids Aren't Alright on Winsorian.com or at the Winsorian on Getter.
	Thank you.
	Well, there you have it.
	And thanks for listening, Lindsay.
	I hope you enjoyed today as well.
	I guess we'll all go to the library.
	Otherwise, go to the next one.
	Mrs Mayanna is with the Pilgrim Aviation Company and runs a flight school at New London, Connecticut.
	She admits happily to being 65, proposes to go on teaching other people how to fly until she's 70, and bless her, has recently returned from two years with the Peace Corps down in Peru, holds a degree in metallurgy.
	She's quite a remarkable woman.
	Now imagine a feminist telling this woman that she's been oppressed by the patriarchy.
	She'd just be like, yeah, they tried or something like that.
	I don't know.
	But yeah, it's an amazing look back on historical footage like that.
	My best one, I've mentioned it before, is when you look back at, you know, don't you know in the old times it was horrible racism and horrible sexism?
	You kind of accept it as probably being true.
	And it is, of course, in regards to Jim Crow and whatnot.
	Contesting that.
	But I found some footage from...
	It was American propaganda for if you're an American soldier, what you need to know going to Britain.
	Because it's weird over there.
	They do weird things.
	And there's a scene where there's this white guy and a black guy on a train and an old lady.
	And the old lady says, oh, it's funny you should come from Birmingham.
	I'm from Birmingham too.
	You must come around mine and have a cup of tea.
	And they go, oh, thank you very much, ma'am.
	They both walk away.
	And the white guy walks off stage and the white guy looks at the camera and goes...
	Listen, men, that's normal here.
	A black and a white talking.
	Like, literally, he was just like, they mix freely in this country.
	It's weird, I know.
	Wow.
	So, looking back and seeing what the reality is, is obviously not as crystal clear as you get told for sure.
	Shows that we were always a very liberal, tolerant country.
	Yeah, I mean, there was actually a battle at one point.
	I can't remember where.
	There were some black guys who wanted to go into a pub.
	And the white American soldiers were already in there.
	And the white American soldiers started causing a fuss.
	None of the Brits cared, obviously.
	And then it turned into a full-scale battle in which people were using guns to shoot each other.
	And then the British Army had to turn up and tell everyone to stop being morons.
	Just live.
	Because we're not in the South and the American states anymore.
	But anyway.
	We had a great sense of fair play.
	That's why the Empire was a good thing.
	Anyway...
	Unironically true.
	Let's go to the next one.
	Afternoon, gentlemen.
	Ben here.
	I have an interesting idea on how to fix the current supply chain and supply chain issues and inflation.
	What if we petition the government to remove all taxes on overtime?
	I think that would help incentivize People to get back to work and get the supply chains up and running and help even out inflation.
	What do you guys think?
	To be honest, it's just a general rule.
	I think that's not a terrible idea.
	Like, if you're going to do overtime, no taxes.
	Great idea.
	Because what's the other thing?
	You do more, then you suddenly end up making hardly any more.
	This happened to a friend of mine recently.
	And there's things like, if you still have your student loan, that's based on a calculation that's kind of fixed.
	It's what you earn minus 1,682, 9% of the remainder of that.
	So the more money you earn, you'll just lose more and more from that.
	So it always should be incentivized to earn more without these weird penalties.
	I obviously just realised that I could be contracted for one hour and then every hour is overtime.
	But I suppose you could put a loophole that just says 40 hours a week plus.
	Right, right, right.
	Yeah, so I'm awful.
	I mean, I'm against tax anyway, so what are we even talking about?
	But hey, let's go to the next one.
	Hey guys, Calum been mentioning how the Russians are being misled by the GPS system.
	And actually, first, Russians don't use GPS systems.
	They use the Klonos system, which is their original GPS. But secondly, GPS is a passive system.
	All it provides is the time and the location for each satellite.
	And then by the triangulation, each device calculates exactly where you're located.
	In other words, it's impossible to mislead any specific person and give them their own location.
	The only way the U.S. government would be able to do that is to mislead every single GPS device on the planet.
	Well, I didn't know about the Glasnost thing.
	I got my information from LaserPig on that one.
	But I do know that above a certain altitude, so this was mainly in reference to pilots, the GPS does just stop working.
	They have civilian GPS you can have where you can buy and you can use it like that.
	And when you go on a plane, it just won't work.
	It'll turn off.
	And it's built in that way because they don't want enemy forces being able to use it.
	I slightly lost the point, but I like your audience.
	They're sort of intelligent loners.
	They're lone men wandering around.
	We don't know what they're doing.
	They're outside.
	They're thinking about GPS. He's out at night, stalking the streets, thinking about GPS. We don't know what he's doing, but he's a total legend, clearly.
	But yeah, we don't want to get on the wrong side of them.
	Solid army you've got here.
	Thanks for informing me as well.
	This is something I really do quite like, because I know that I watch GB News and I see Colin Brazier or whoever's on, right, reading out comments that have been written.
	And we do do that as well, the written comments, but I really do enjoy the video ones, because you can get more information across, and a real point.
	Yeah, yeah, it's cool.
	It's good to see who they are as well.
	Speaking of which, the Jersey Devil.
	Let's play this one.
	The look of the Jersey Devil has evolved over the years, and just like whispered down the lane with any urban legend, the details change, whether it's a pub, a rollercoaster, a video game, a movie, a sports team, or a comic book.
	What's the look of the Jersey Devil?
	Well...
	If you're from South Jersey, you just kinda know.
	This is a running series in which we learn more and more about the Jersey Devil and everything spooky and possible in Jersey as well.
	He started doing a series about ghosts in Swindon and I had to ask him to stop because it got a bit close.
	Okay.
	Oh yeah, never admit where you are.
	What's the significance of this Jersey Devil then?
	Oh, basically it's just a cultural thing that has taken on such, let's say, significance, at least it seems to be, within Jersey.
	Like, it seems to be involved in almost everything.
	The kind of meme before memes.
	Yeah, John and Joan here have an unlimited supply, apparently.
	Let's go to the next one.
	Or is it the end?
	Oh yeah, I'm sure it's always great as well.
	That is the end, so we'll go to the written comments on the site.
	So, folks have written us these.
	So, from Chad Master Morgan, he says, fantastic to see Nick on Lads.
	He's the best guest on GB News Headliners, apart from Leo.
	Oh, it's going so well.
	I had a little stab at the back there.
	Going so well until the end.
	Come on, I've got to be better than Leo.
	Leo's far left, guys.
	We need to recognise that.
	But thank you very much for that.
	Up to the last bit.
	Freeworld2112 says, Are the Christian People's Alliance endorsed by the Church of England, or have the COE cancelled them?
	That's a great question.
	I actually don't know, because I didn't really learn.
	All I knew about them was their pamphlet through my door.
	They actually bothered to send one, and the main policies on it, I was like, tick, tick, and tick.
	Yes, yes, and yes.
	I agreed with all of them.
	It's like, tax big tech...
	Get tough on crime in London, observe the democratic vote, and protect the unborn.
	I'm like, yeah, okay, cool.
	But yeah, then obviously going to be way away from the Church of England with any of those, probably, right?
	I don't know.
	I don't know.
	I mean, they can't be, can they?
	Church of England is insane.
	Church of England spends most of its time apologising for things that we didn't do hundreds of years ago.
	There was that recent story, wasn't there?
	We had to apologise for something 800 years ago.
	Oh yeah, it was how Jewish people were treated 800 years ago.
	Before the Church of England was formed, they were officially apologising for it.
	Just what a blanket apology here, guys.
	Yeah, we covered that on the telly.
	But the Church of England wasn't even there, so what are they apologising for?
	I know, it was because Christians were involved in it.
	Because I know there was probably the worst, like the biggest anti-Semitic incident in England was in York, in which the people owed money to Jews who were doing the money lending, of course, because that's all they were allowed to do.
	And the local people decided they didn't want the payback.
	So every other country on Earth's solution was to just, you know, expel the Jews, as they do in history.
	The people of York apparently rounded them up into a synagogue and set fire to it.
	Yeah, this was the Synod of Oxford, and its church will apologize for anti-Semitic laws from 800 years ago.
	So they just wanted to say, look guys, the Synod of Oxford did a thing in 1222, and we just want to say it was bad and we're terrible.
	My sincere apologies to the people of Israel.
	What a silly position.
	I saw they also apologized for being racist at one point.
	Yeah, well, we talked about white privilege.
	He claimed Jesus would be vaccinated.
	That one really annoyed me.
	I was like, yeah, I did a tweet about that.
	I got like 5,000 likes.
	He's the son of God.
	He won't get ill.
	Yeah, well I was like, yeah, because Jesus famously, you know, he'd do anything for an easy life and he always followed the state.
	You know what I mean?
	Nonsense.
	Go on.
	Yeah, so go and check out Headliners, of course.
	Oh yeah, Headliners, 11pm on GB News.
	Am I allowed to plug that?
	Yeah, yeah, sure.
	I'm also on Free Speech Nation on Sundays at 7 and various other shows.
	We don't need to plug them all.
	I love Andrew Doyle's line, which is just that you guys are cheaper than experts having comedians on.
	There you go.
	So on the inflation stuff, Barron Bullhawk says, I work at a gas station where gas is a solid $4.25.
	Every day we have to scrape Biden stickers that are pointing out the high prices saying I did that.
	You can tell that the average working Joe is furious at him.
	Why'd you scrape them off?
	Just leave them.
	I imagine your boss is maybe mad, but just...
	You know what I'm talking about, the I did that stickers.
	Have you seen them?
	No.
	So there's little stickers of Joe Biden going, I did that, and people put them at the gas pump to point out the ice.
	Oh, cool.
	Basically be like, you know, he's done it.
	So, very based activism on the ground.
	He has achieved some things.
	be remembered for something, that's for sure.
	So, Generico 101 says, buy gold, buy land, buy physical assets with real value that your government can't steal from you or devalue by inflating the currency.
	You could have an estate of the Lotus Eaters.
	I don't know about that, but we'll look forward to it.
	That's interesting because Bitcoin's just crashed, hasn't it?
	And it's like, what should you buy is the question at the moment.
	Should you stick with Bitcoin or...
	I don't want to give any advice because I don't ever want to be...
	No.
	I'm not a financial advisor.
	Yeah.
	I remember we covered the GameStop thing.
	We were just constantly being like, don't buy GameStop.
	It's a dumb idea.
	This is not financial advice.
	But...
	Right.
	This is the biggest meme of all week.
	Yeah.
	On Joe Biden's stuff, we have Paul Newbar, who says, somehow my body, my choice didn't apply to the administration of experimental vaccines.
	Exactly.
	Certainly did not.
	Callum Dayton says, America's finally understanding why monarchy is great.
	Maybe they can rejoin the kingdom, or form their own and join us in great alliance against the evils of communism.
	Well, here's to hoping, at least.
	Would you want King Trump?
	Um...
	Nah.
	Really?
	It's America.
	It's gotta be a republic.
	I'd be alright with it.
	I'd be alright if you just say, I am king now.
	I'm changing things around here.
	I'd be okay with it.
	The Kingdom of America.
	Yeah, I'd be happy with it.
	Would you want, quickly...
	I mean, I'm up for a constitutional monarchy.
	Why not?
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	They seem to work.
	Yeah, yeah.
	The ultra-maga king, or whatever it is, ruling over the new country.
	Wouldn't it be called the United States?
	What would it be?
	I don't know.
	Trump land or something.
	Would you have Trump or DeSantis at this point?
	I don't want to get too distractible.
	Oh, this is the big debate we were speaking about earlier.
	And it's for the American Republicans, obviously, to decide.
	It's not our job.
	But I do notice that there are a lot of guys back into Sanders because he comes up with more things on a weekly basis that will actually attack the left.
	Communism Memorial Day being the most recent.
	Kind of what Banner might call it, the signal and the noise.
	Trump does a lot of noise, but DeSantis actually gets stuff done, doesn't he?
	And I like the anti-communist thing he passed.
	We're going to celebrate anti-communism day November 7th.
	If it's Trump the president, DeSantis should definitely be the education department secretary or something like that, just to piss him off.
	Yeah, yeah.
	The question is, can DeSantis win?
	Does he have the backing of the party?
	Does he have a big enough name and all that sort of stuff?
	So anyway.
	He could always run again as well.
	But I love it.
	I keep getting messages from people in Florida who are like, don't back him, don't back him, don't back him, don't coach him.
	Because they want to keep him.
	Yeah, they love him.
	So on Cancel Culture, Small L Libertarian says, Them, it's a diverse cast of nonces.
	My wife in the background.
	Everyone's equal in the wood chipper.
	That's a very base wife you've got.
	Going all the way back to Fargo there.
	Salutes in the chat for small L libertarian's wife.
	How do you say that?
	Chipotle Aristotle says, there's being a pedo and then there's being a furry.
	And then there's sourcing your bestiality material from children artists.
	How far can degeneracy itself degenerate before exterminatus is justified?
	Well, I mean, this is another aspect where I'm pro-death penalty, which is if we know you renounce, we've got the evidence you renounce and you've been engaging in noncing.
	Simple as.
	Are you on that line or not?
	Yeah, I mean, the same as I said before, there's loads of things.
	I mean, acid attacks, to me, death penalty.
	There's loads of things when you get into it.
	The only thing you can't get over is, I don't trust the state, and they get things wrong, so I'm always torn on this.
	But as I get older, I'm getting more and more death penalty attacks.
	Yeah, I mean, that's why I always caveat by saying, in reality, you always have to do it for something like a whole life order, where the evidential standard is, we caught you in the act, we've got an admission, there's video footage, we've got loads of witnesses, like, it's definitely you.
	I've got...
	Well, I have an idea, but I'm not sure I can say it on YouTube.
	I'll tell you after the show.
	Oh, this part's not on YouTube.
	Is this just on your own website?
	Speak away.
	Oh, brilliant.
	Trump won the election, vaccine's not real, COVID doesn't exist.
	Oh, sweet.
	Let's get crazy.
	Well, here's my idea.
	I always have this idea.
	See what you think, guys.
	Any of the guys walking around outside can comment on this.
	Why not?
	Textbook cases of murder or something like that.
	Someone's murdered your brother or something.
	You don't have a state death penalty.
	You just say, there's a location here.
	This is where they're going to be.
	You know, this is where there'll be a gun.
	Use the information as you wish.
	Use it as you wish.
	And if you've got the nuts to do it, and the will, then, you know...
	Would that be a system of law and order?
	It's just one idea I had.
	It's old school.
	It's old-fashioned.
	I'm an old-fashioned guy.
	It's a kind of...
	Some people call it a vigilante system, but it's kind of, you know...
	That system's quite good, because if you haven't...
	Chant says based, so they're on your side on this one.
	If you haven't got the balls to do it yourself...
	Should you get the state involved?
	It's kind of like a girl when they...
	You know when girls don't like spiders?
	Hear me out.
	And I always take spiders out in a little bit of Tupperware and I save them because I'm a great guy.
	But girls will say, kill the spider sometimes.
	And you're like, no, no.
	If you want...
	I'm not going to do your dirty work.
	So you see what I mean?
	So I don't know why my mind went there.
	Should the state...
	You shouldn't really say to the state, oh, I'm not prepared to kill someone, but you should fool me.
	That's it.
	That's a lack of integrity.
	So you should be able to do it yourself.
	Just an idea I had.
	You've got 100% approval in the chat.
	I'm seeing all the comments, and they're just all like, well, it's not bad.
	So it's a kind of, it's a fair system.
	I did see, I think Dankula made a video about the guy.
	I can't remember who it is.
	There is a guy who did this, and his son was abused.
	So then when they were transferring the prisoner, he was just in a fat clap, you know, sunglasses on.
	I just turned around and went, pfft, shot his head off.
	They tried him.
	The jury just went, nah, not Gilly.
	Right.
	Did nothing wrong.
	And yeah, you could heavily sympathize with that.
	Yeah.
	Nothing else.
	Fair enough, isn't it?
	The jury, like, yeah.
	Was there a case in Russia?
	Oh, God, yeah.
	John's saying that there was a guy in Russia, his six-year-old was done, and so they just took him out of the woods, and the whole village was like, yeah.
	Let the people aside.
	So there we are.
	There's some political ideas on...
	Law and order.
	Yeah, I'm not sure how that'll affect me on GB News, but where does this week go out?
	If you go back today and be like, Sir Andrew?
	Yeah, yeah.
	I'm just wondering now if I've gone too far, but hey, that's what this show's all about.
	I don't know.
	I feel like that's a pretty mainstream opinion.
	That was quite mainstream, yeah.
	Yeah, that's pretty good.
	Otherwise, we're out of time.
	Where would they find you if they want to see more?
	Oh, yeah.
	Twitter is at NickDixonComic.
	NickDixonComic.
	If you're on Getter and such things, it's just at NickDixon, because I got my name as we discussed.
	NickDixon.
	And I'm on GB News all the time.
	Headliners, as I said, 11pm, many nights of the week.
	Andrew Dawes Show.
	What else?
	Soon I'm doing a podcast.
	Probably not allowed to talk about that.
	But if you follow me, I'm doing a new weekly podcast.
	Not competing with you guys.
	A bit different.
	But I'm not sure what I'm allowed to say about it, so I'll just hint at it vaguely.
	And I'm trying to think, is there anything else I should plug?
	That's all I can think of.
	It's your forum.
	I didn't see the plug bit coming.
	I forgot about it.
	I just come here for the love of it.
	I didn't even think about it.
	I think that's most things covered.
	Yeah, they'll be able to find you there.
	Otherwise, of course, Headline as well, being the most big person in the room.
	Otherwise, we shall end the show because we're out of time.
	But if you want more from us, let's see it.com, of course.
	Otherwise, we'll be back Thursday, on Friday.
	I'm an idiot.
	I always forget the day.
	We'll be back on Monday, 1 o'clock.

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