yes please - please - I really would
appreciate it it's it's 30 what am I
talking now I'm talking 30 36 years ago
I became a member of the N um so I'd
love to see anyone still around I do
I've been a member of parliament in
Wales I stood for the nomination and
Rhonda and I got more nominations than
all the other candidates put together
and the supporters of all the other
candidates combined to keep me off the
shortlist a good old welsh labour
fixit's and who we left with them
Christmas Chris Brian yes less said
about him the better well I wouldn't say
flattered it's our privilege and
pleasure to be there but there was only
room in the schedule for one stop in
Wales and I wanted it to be in the
valleys because of my previous
connection they are the last time I
spoke in Leith was with the late and
great Tony Benn who organized the
meeting on as close to the round as he
could get to show his support for me now
we're talking back in 1982
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well I don't know we could expect from
him he'll tell you but I'll be of course
strolling a little bit down memory lane
and talking about the South Wales that
was and is now and how we got there from
one of the great workshops of the world
to industrial dereliction and
hopelessness underemployment low pay
poor public services all the things that
afflict Britain's post-industrial areas
but I've been looking forward to moving
forward to a general election which
might come sooner than we think talking
about the impact or brexit what
opportunities it can provide if we seize
them and looking at Jeremy Corbyn
because of course I've been standing
beside Jeremy Corbyn on the streets and
then Parliament for the best part of 40
years yeah they'll be laughs as well
Steve Steve is a very entertaining guy
the last time he appeared on stage well
we have Jesus I was yes I I have a
colorful history of treading the boards
that are the last time I was on stage I
was 16 and I played Jesus in Godspell
the musical so and no one would kind of
resurrection yes Johnny
yes John the Baptist maybe this time but
yes so so a bit of a bit of a return to
form for me as it whatever no from
myself I think you can expect some
background as to how I ended up on a
political journalist and broadcaster I
have a long history in my family of
political activity something I don't
really come into myself until I was
early thirties actually and then George
will be as he said discussing brexit
future of the UK boson geopolitics as
well what's going on in the world and
the future where we move forward from
here because politics is a an extremely
polarized time at the moments that the
world is in a lot of political upheaval
and across its four corners and my might
we mentioned Trump the the great orange
but we myself
yes Trump which I'm glad you mentioned
that smites the the may bot as well then
we'll we'll have some sky so we are to
be going on at least until the general
election is quote we're making our way
south at the minute so we'll probably
have some dates around the southeast the
Southwest and then finishing up in
London oh yeah thank you so much Gwen
Hall on Saturday be there or be square
fantastic we look forward to seeing you
don't forget the - thanks a lot thank
you for that excellent thank you
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wait the waiter excuse me
and it's just that you're not just I
mean you can literally what's amazing is
he was flying to Wilson why do you have
to be over the Channel Islands yeah to
us 15 million but privately my idea was
that yeah small plane like to play me
you might just prize me on to such a
place amidst our way later for nothing
by the time they left well as it must be
done in the sea these different dead
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they've never paid 50 million for a
clear Thursday the government just think
it's a long story
yeah Karren Brady has said that it is
nothing to do to practice it briefly
well as half an Irishman I'm it tells
seven to started from here if you ask me
the way to go the fact that brexit
throws up a constitutional conundrum or
even crisis is a good thing so far
Hankinson
because it forces the people in the
north while to focus on the fact that
their island should never have been
divided in the first place to reunite
and if the majority of people in
northern island want to remain in the EU
well there's a very easy way to do it
hold the border for and vote to reunite
the country the proper order between
Ireland and Britain is in the middle of
the Irish Sea and the proper part of the
children I think new is an amendment by
RC vehicles of the life yeah yeah I
don't understand why I'm not allowed to
drink tea on this show it's an
attractive because ok
Tunnock's teacakes can be enough but not
iike okay no I'm George Galloway I'm
Steve all together we are toppled
Galloway here every week at this time
bringing you some left-field some zany
but definitely never boring ruminations
on the issues of the day
now if you go down to the woods prepare
for a big surprise the 97 year old Duke
of Edinburgh not wearing a seat well
driving a presumably bulletproof
bomb-proof ie super happy for bad for
bailing down on you what did you make of
that story
but why you described it and I'm sure
what story we're talking about there's
been a bearing down on you a sense that
something got well it's not something
the Queen experience is better
I think you need to know ready she got
well they know breakfast together
anymore okay we long ago knew that they
had didn't sleep together because about
40 years ago a man appeared her bed size
that's why she sat talking to mmm nice
action she had during the nights of
Guatemala obviously you have been some
time since there was a man of more
bedchamber but if so when you already
didn't sleep together loud we know they
don't breakfast together and clearly
he's out of control
yeah why is he driving alone in a 4x4 as
I said presumably super heavy not even
wearing a seat belt
crashing into a family with children
nearly killing everyone in both vehicles
and the next game he takes delivery of a
replacement for my form and is out
driving again well that scenario is
absolutely staggering isn't it I mean
there was a lot of the babe C coverage
of this was quite nauseating I mean if
it had been any other man I can give you
a perfect example actually except the
road from where I was it was Corbin that
was driving the top right Kent dad tried
to think actually hit with a bit the
headlines has been polling am NOT the
even drives a car and if he did it
wouldn't be a 4x4 in open and the
Trabant is proven yes thanks except you
can have um no if you have been anyone
else because just up the road from me in
South London a young lady in Tarrant
month-old baby were killed and a few few
days ago it was not getting around the
drivers stopped immediately there was no
indication that drivers done anything
wrong and but obviously there's been a
big who harbored lots of people have
been asking questions about drivers and
they were banging him and yet this is
Prince Phillip the sort of the way the
Overton Window works is that the onus is
all be on poor Prince Phillip oh and but
it somehow it's a still wonderful news
well radio stations went into a kind of
pre sort to tell you the spell but there
is a protocol for when you eventually
die and radios have a procedure for
going in basically into the National
Mall second some press as soon as this
news came through it's 97 hanging out of
his religion over with the the vehicle
on its side you know it was scramble and
while the protocol what we're going
because presumably he's not going to
survive it it was all about him
yeah whilst it turns out that a woman
broke her wrist there was a nine month
old baby in the back of her car I mean I
want to know several things was his
royal palaces Johannes I think I'm
nervous in the quasi-war she's your
majesty she's the only know he is H
alright thank you yeah that's a she was
His Royal Highness
breathalyzed hmm what was the result was
His Royal Highness driving with due care
and attention was he guilty of reckless
driving was he wearing a seat belt and
is His Royal Highness insured think
about has he got a direct line
hahaha some big ass popping up every
year I think this man is a really
interesting question actually but more I
want to know what what's he doing out to
design yeah I thought that surely their
security briefing sure machine for this
you know where was it well I mean it did
was he was he popping off to his local
tesco Express to get a bottle honey be
like
allegedly by pity the masseuse baguette
want to see on his own
that's very peculiar and then what was
also fascinating was yet Nick which'll
would say Alberta Partridge epistle
drugs yes you have Nick which show the
the Royals sick of aunt or correspondent
is known on BBC came a Scholastic yes
talking about the do obviously questions
will be asked but yet and the wrong
family did their usual stiff upper lip
and no one made a fast and etc of course
they don't wanna make a fuss because
there's now huge questions over whether
he should be driving why I was out in
the zone whoever I think it kind of
should open up a broader debate moreover
I think for me about whether people over
a certain age should have regular
updates with regards to their tests in
the driving abilities no disrespect to
anyone in the certain language no but
that was so much too and that ninety
seven stable to be driving and driving a
powerful car yeah on an evil he could
drive around some if it's not as if he's
short of land he could drive around his
own land till his heart's content
because I thought it was a podium clap
for them because I've seen them with the
top happen upon the intra yeah but it
turns out he likes a powerful 4x4 no
here's an interesting point that was
made to be just the other thing I can
never not by him
the Queen was pictured Oh without a seat
belt the next day but she cannot be
prosecuted why because you could not
have the vagina verses you think about
you doctor prosecutor self on the black
cap no alternative but is sentence you
to the maximum incentive
well George you know my thoughts on this
in the monarchy and I have one solution
to all this which of course off with
their heads
no I'm against that I like the Queen I
even
the Duke of Edinburgh actually but this
ought to be the last it's a lot like mom
but after you
we really need a referendum on whether
we should be a republic yeah I'll type
that one otherwise Charles will be
driving our women's 97 Moines is is I
thought we boys I see severs it's done
he's well it's easy so dick just any so
did but I still think they'll jump him
and go straight to William I can't see
this oh sure Leo will allow any good to
jump me because she wants she wants her
day in the Sun as the norm Queen yes
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that was devastated I've got I must have
about 15 pairs of converse the high-top
type and then trees a name who's wearing
[ __ ] converse on their summer
holidays
yeah yeah almost kept off the shortlist
the guy who had more nominations not all
of them put together I'm surprising you
I might have been sitting here lower
talking in a well shadow said boy I have
an apology to make on this week some
topple Galileo I do yes I I made a fatal
error in one of my other broad casting
outlets topple hum caves my aunt asked
for the canary I mean Thank You Larry
two weeks ago installation as I said
that I thought Fiona Bruce was living
quite a good job on BBC question time
out laughing wrong I was because after
last week's episode there has been a
four or a over the treatment of dialysis
wasn't there George specifically or NASA
was question time you know Bruce might
have to
Oh already get to show the this storm
and storm surrounded the fact firstly
there was an audience members came
forward and said that in the warm-up to
the show if you like and very Bruce made
some comments about by another's not
least allegedly by the way allegedly be
perceived tonight this happened but
several people came forward and said
well they can prove it by releasing the
footage that can do it exactly which I
don't think they'll do a very brief
allegedly said that you can basically
live at all
she was this getting the parlor on Diane
a vertical edge of being an entropy I'm
saying that you can tell her what you
really think about almonds implying well
she probably said outright the diner but
only got her shadow China command post
because of um her relationship with
Jeremy Corbyn wink-wink nudge-nudge was
gradually what she says to the audience
and then of course of the storm over
polling the debate during the show where
Fiona Bruce back no room no room for
debate on that was no there isn't
they were auction and Bruce with all
their smug upper-class complacency were
completely wrong
yeah and Diane Abbott was completely
right yeah so next week show better
start with a fulsome
apology to Diana for that point about
the pooling yeah we'll come back I'm
sure to what was said in the Walmart
yeah because the I mean yeah exactly
it was blatantly untrue what they said
because the pan Tory thinks and dr.
Clark put out a tweet it was rather good
showing the most recent polling it's
only you couple comrades who put the
Tories ahead and the other has six or
seven pollsters all had labourer heads
or equal to the toys and in conference
stories were ended one it was you know
pile of self yeah and they're always
ahead of you go mounted by the Tories
would leave you go founded by the
tourists all parturient
Nazim and the truth is if you believed
you govern
Clues you may we'll be sitting in
Parliament with a landslide majority
behind yes but form a George I mean this
was I I had I had no hopes
like that Fiona Bruce was going to be a
new broom a question time there's all
those chats because they're only there
merely fiddling around with the front
face of it it's not change the
production team for the this is the
lipstick on the pig they're the century
BC when a privatized question Timon give
it to some very peculiar company based
in the South Wales Valleys called mint
or meth who the [ __ ] a great British
institutions actually owned by a group
of shadowy venture capitalists yes and
yet they command the BBC's coniferous
landscape who agreed to that when did we
agree to that yes and this very
important point and it's an aspect which
is often missing from the narrative
about the baby say they farms out much
of its programming and so much of its
flagship private program programming um
but yeah I was coming out I thought
maybe she and Bruce Weber the new broom
as it were bit it's just the same old
same old story as it's were I mean do we
this is a constant about year in year
out about BBC and do we think it's no
longer fit for purpose has its that I do
it missus can I just for the caveat
actually within this talking about its
news and current affairs program because
a lot of its cultural programming a lot
of rosetta stone the program is very
good you can't deny that sure it's not
brilliant broadcaster we've done certain
desert news and young players is dying
and and is it too late to resurrect it
to its glory days as a word you thing
well for me yes because I don't actually
agree that there ever were glorious the
BBC was born as a British state
propaganda outfit that's just a fact it
was created to convey the British stage
States political messages in time of war
which continued in time of peace so I
don't believe the rubber world halcyon
days there was definitely more classic
days when I was first on a BBC question
time serve Robin day with his boat I was
in the chair there was only
for guests me plus three real
cabinet-level heavyweights and a hat
class had waked had what some of them
are searching for graviton yes
it's now the Jeremy Kyle show where you
get these misfits back for the audience
and sometimes misfits on the panel of
two and the job of the misfits in the
audience is to scream abuse prejudice
bigotry and be encouraged to do so by
dimpled militantly and now in her second
perhaps by nostril Fiona Bruce a lot let
me deal with the dynamic story at first
and and with some caveats
I don't think diorama is a great
television performer but I know lots of
politicians who are loved great
television performance and none of them
received a scintilla of the abuse that
Diane Abbott gets it I know that she
forgot Alliance when she was unwell and
on medication she has a diabetes problem
and she lost her life's got a couple of
numbers wrong but Philip Hammond is the
Chancellor of the Exchequer in charge of
all our money and he got the cost of hs2
wrong by 20 billion parts that was on
novels and I remember well yeah where's
he abused every time he comes up for
another interview why don't they say of
course you're the man that that that
miscounted the ages to bill by 20
billion pounds and what she allegedly
said in the warm-up and I stress the BBC
want to prove
that this never happened several of the
people in the audience say did happen
that released the footages labour has
demanded from him if you've nothing to
hide
release the footage until you do I would
tell to say this allegedly Fiona Bruce
say not not wink wink
Diane Abbott's place in politics is
related to the place she used to occupy
in bed with Jeremy Corbyn now that is
utter sexism for a start about a woman
that has been in power for know quite a
bit over 30 years is a Cambridge
graduate was a senior civil servant has
now elevated to one of the three great
offices of state and she's a black woman
there that is what the of around of
applause not that kind of near-death if
you were anyone being told that the only
reason you've got physicians conscious
left with your boss you would have a
right to say that is misogynistic sexist
drivel there and no one least of all a
public broadcaster should be saying it
but when you're a black woman on top of
that and you are the person who is in
receipt of fifty percent of all online
abuse 50 percent of the politicians she
gets the abuse of half of the abuse this
she gets half of the abou abuse that is
dish they get to politicians online it
is a scandal an absolute disgrace and
look I all die another nothing I've
known her for a long time she's not a
friend of mine she's never done anything
for me I'm not speaking to party pre as
of one I'm
on behalf of black people on behalf of
women who have a right to have their
achievements recognized without this
slur that they got these achievements
for the exchange of sexual favors
absolutely any lower than that
BBC know doesn't and I mean the bottom
line is I'm no fan of Diana
either didactically think she's a
cracking politician but there's nothing
to do with anything else much of stone I
just don't agree with a lot more she
says however you're quite right that
this would not have if this has been any
other situation than any other
politician they would have blown up more
than their house it's haven't really
been independent media focusing on it
but moreover what this shows for me on
that note is the way that someone like
Fiona Bruce a woman who has allegedly
smashed this glass ceiling at the BBC
and gone up to the rounds of percent of
the Antiques Roadshow and crime auctions
main anchor on six o'clock news in our
question time still plays into the
misogyny and racism allegedly that
exists at the BBC's you see instigator
of it allegedly if you believe the
report to come out of the audience and
that's more damning the fact is another
woman doing this but overall I think
she's been very disappointing but then
as I said the stop show I have to polish
I was my era of praising her I should
have expected anything less because what
they have done with Gary Bruce's is
essentially dumbed down question timing
for more that's becoming apparent now
issued while she was negative for BBC
News she's essentially done some fluff
television like Antiques Roadshow and
the question time is now turning into an
even more of a circus if you like with
Viola Bruce or shiny G up the audience
and interact and cracks and jokes and
blah blah blah and it's just even worse
I mean the finale for what it's worth at
the candidates that were taken last year
apart from yourself which would have
been well I know in silence
aura about myself a living life
nightless probably would have been best
cancer Emily Magnus I think out of the
female BBC anchors the she's probably in
the my money one of the strongest 170
reflected she's great just because she's
an establishment anchor but she is when
you watch on news night at all the new
substances evan Davis and so forth
I think she's the strongest anchor rod
news tonight and she's she caught them
very very so I thought about when
interviewing people and I think might
have sort of been the best person to
type of question Thomas I mean I was in
favor of under Neal getting or the basis
that he is the best interviewer of
political figures as we disap yeah
whatever you do everything of its
politics you got there is an Israeli
politics Maitlis politics and who knows
politic now I hate all of those things
come walking across professionals yes
that it's a must if you're doing a job
like that if you're gonna be you know an
attack dog you have to be equally savage
with all the panels not ganging up with
another class Tory talk walk short who's
never off the program
neither witness yes I know this yearly
what she represents anyway ganging up
with an upper-class story taught and
being completely wrong about the subject
you ganged up about egg on face
penalties I think we might need a fourth
subject no no I'm not sure we get ten
minutes out of this because there's no I
think about it I think it's important
that we touch on there because this is
going surfing is gonna be one of these
stories of the years what I think yeah
it's just gonna kick off yeah it always
has
okay who's going by leading you leading
that there have been concerning
developments to say the least in
Northern Ireland or the six counties
depending on how you choose to call it a
movie from there was also a car bomb
over the weekend weekend being we're
recording on the 22nd of January and
since then we've been arrested there's
also been more suspected car bombs three
I believe which actually were hoaxes
allegedly Indian Georgians they weren't
what the decision comes band's hijacked
or what they were
yeah the dismal if all those boxes yeah
I mean they pointed that the new IRA as
these suspects as it were no one's
actually come out and said since they
have very committed to the actual
problem of all the papers but I mean for
me there is a kind of the current
grinding north Ireland's Minister has
come out and said there's nothing to do
friction nothing to do it for extra time
we're not sure what's to do with it's
nothing to do with praxis and but for me
there was always an inevitability with
this really not least because the the
wounds however much the establishment
glosses over them the ever healed but
more overnight I think this was always
going to be there was going to be
consequence of the Conservatives siding
with the DUP as they have done in their
competence and supply agreements but
thirdly ever since the backstop was
announced I think that was always going
to be another spark which was going to
reignite tensions as it were now I may
be wrong and I'm not going to stand and
say I'm an expert on the Irish issues on
dot but I have a broader understanding
it like I said this is always an
inevitable consequence which was also
good the backs of referendum came up
always glossed over by the media as well
what the implications of leaving the EU
or main would be for Ireland's as it
were so that's my kind of positioner but
you're very clean up
interesting now your your thoughts on
what's going on in the north of us well
look it was always a tinderbox as you
imply nothing fundamental was resolved
in the peace agreement there were some
gains some advances of course but
nothing fundamental was changed the
fundamental fact is that the small
island of was torn asunder by the
British state almost 100 years ago in
collusion with then as now the
Protestant ascendancy the loyalist
unionist run more the six countries
that's all we're talking about it's not
a country it's not an island it's just
six counties in a thirty-two country
remains torn from its cotton and held by
that collusion in the two hands of that
collusion the British States former
least selfish interests in retaining a
part of Ireland the loyalist populations
wish to cling to the Union Jack
inference so that wasn't resolved and of
course therefore that tension will
always exist another tension there isn't
noticed the Good Friday Agreement and
all these decades of peace now have
followed relative peace
didn't change the lives of the poorest
people Catholic and Protestant in the
six counties in fact many of them live
really difficult hard lives and whilst a
political class on other side of the
conflict inevitably rules to political
office salaries and even chauffeur
driven cars in some cases least until
the assembly was suspended down below
amongst the rank and file and now there
nothing much change they live in the
same house they have the same low paid
employment they enjoy if that's the want
the same poor public services the
pressures on
the health service and so on in the
North Island really pretty severe so
you've got added to the tinder or the
National question you have economic
questions the all these assets IRAs
continuity IRA Real IRA now new IRA
Enterprise
I know anything about them I feel sure
that they'll be drawing their support
such as it is from the disinherited that
disenfranchised the marginalized the
poor for whom life hasn't changed under
the Good Friday Agreement but you know
being half an Irishman I'm entitled to
see as the Irishman apocryphally did
when approached by a stranger and asked
the direction to Dublin the answer door
I wouldn't have started from here I
wouldn't have started from here and if
it's true that the clear majority of
people in the six counties want to
remain in the EU there's a very very
simple way of doing it and that is to
use the Good Friday Agreement
which provides for border pooling have a
referendum on whether islands should be
reunited inside the EU or not in a wing
it's decision time for the unionist
population they have to decide whether
they're more loyal to the European Union
or to the British crown which by the way
doesn't give a toss about that would be
wrapped ready as the backstop proves
ready to throw them to the world if if
it had suited them and if Parliament had
let them get away with it yeah so I
strongly advise people from the unionist
tradition to take this opportunity
England's difficulty Arman's opportunity
thickness opportunity to reunite our
country that should never have been
divided no I don't disagree and while
like as us an introduction now I'm not
going to claim to be really gender pond
and the the Irish question as it were I
have a basic understanding and I mean
our assembly it's been it's been nearly
two years to your savings against so
sort of having two points on that really
firstly woods debt with a border
referendum if you lie even be possible
anybody secondly do you think the
suspension of the assembly has also had
the impact on the increasing activity of
you are not using that's playing you
have a vacuum there's no because there's
an explanation there's a political sort
of no-man's land
yeah it's all about us comment it shut
down
exactly assist each other for two years
and yeah I mean Forster is continually
described as the Chief Minister frost
mister or Northern Ireland as they call
it in fact she isn't it
she's a half-time member of the assembly
that's the only position that she rolls
gets pushes the leader of the DUP but
yeah I mean in about you more kinds of
things will happen at the demo finds
work for idle hands or walk by the lines
in Arlen taking up weapons again is not
something that Shin fee nor the IRA
would do in this circumstance
some of the younger more alienated
forces are clearly ready to do that yet
I will have to be very careful because
that car bomb it didn't hurt anyone but
it could is left and we we saw from the
horrific crime ah oh ma just how much
damage a car bomb can do it can be
little mincemeat out of scores of human
beings and we mustn't see a return to
that so I very much hope that the
hard-won peace can be saved but I think
the politicians ought to get on with it
you know I think the artists need to get
on with it yeah I think the Irish
government is too over that chin thing
the biggest party now in Ireland if you
put North and South together they need
to get on with it
I don't see why it's always me that's
agitating for a gobbler woman not there
that's a very good point but I probably
very easily answer that no I don't think
it's going to I think this is a story or
a situation rather those going through
pushy brush without you how do I see it
yeah I don't know all I see is
apparently now the officer eating
distinction was being rewritten so hey
that's the same eating as being because
trees may have that without client
begging is basically apart from the odd
65 quid here and there for you national
registry it's basically says pate so how
do I see a dime of my position hasn't
challenged from what we said on last
week's show she had there's two options
Atlas nests which essentially one Tory
party push out a new pet story
broken by the iPod satire Tuesday 22nd
of January that cabinet ministers are
already planning mass resignations next
week of responses back they're tagging
in speeding through space world and
there's no
concessions night there's already
chatter that there's enshu sewers
robotic abuse acting like my own words
nah doesn't change no yes we carry all
that your convenience in divinity honey
I could my solution is to change I
cannot see any other way out this bamboo
rapid Yuka said that annoyed me joining
two topics together actually on question
time last week because they spoke of the
should up with fifty be extended every
time was trotted out same answer saying
well yes as we guess the government
should extend article 50 or no the
government shouldn't extend the article
50 of course what happens instead was we
can't extend article 50 what we have to
do to extend article 50 is grossly
council viewer asked their permission
the absolute group has the plug as to
whether they get a less extend article
50 then we can do it and if they
seriously think that with juries might
heaven the 28 member states of Europe
fine but a reason either themselves
wanna see her coming
I get venido music in my head will sum
up with a super yeah water in my article
I have floated the third possibility is
the least likely but it solves the
problem for the British ruling class are
practicing often that means they can see
in European here's how it works just
like my god in 1931 abandoned his own
party and for
National Guard for the tourism a
national government lost power
in the current house of God mm-hmm two
hundred Conservative MPs who really want
to remain in the euro here 100 Labour
MPs who hate Corbin and really want to
be in european-- hmm formed themselves
into a coalition a 300 that's the
biggest party in the house no job when
you add 11 the plus 27 Scottish
nationalists for Welsh nationalists 1
Green 8 independence and you could add
all of them you get a commanding
majority to remain in the EU inside the
current House of Commons but it could
only come to pass they were recognized
as the government that would require the
collusion of the speaker and all of the
Queen matter of which if you think about
it it's an insurmountable object because
who wants to remain in the EU well only
the richest the most powerful the
biggest banks corporations British
capitalism the British deep state
Whitehall the BBC all of them want to
remain in the European Union and they
have a majority in the House of Commons
today without an election if he could
only find a way to the end party by
piece well well you know you've said
that now and it doesn't actually now
seem too far-fetched because you must
have seen the pictures on Monday of
tripura Manolis
Anna surgeries ever worse than all the
usual centrist suspects from both labor
the Tories coming out of that meeting
they AdWords hiruzen am I mean if I was
to be mistaken but I like with Earth
orbit that's right
that's everyone's [ __ ] already yeah
obviously yeah I can't say mother I've
heard the wheels but I'm just imagine
for myself what if I was in there that's
the kind of wheel I'd be looking out
from yeah no absolutely time and talent
when we may know more next week it may
be time past all because that small is
you've got time for that is it for this
we get a look we only managed two
apartments or exit a so neat on Sundays
and on Sunday night at the old red
theater in Birmingham me and Ken
Livingstone at the outsiders see you
next week okay yeah I'd like to do I
think I think should burn all I'd like
to do more of these segments where I
don't have a good knowledge and I
question you because I think it's quite
I think it's quite interesting for the
viewers who gets yeah
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