I'm George Galloway I'm save topple and
together we're topple Galloway welcome
to the Christmas edition our 25th
edition of topple gala which is quite
something sharp lies when you're
enjoying yourself let's hope the
audience is enjoying it too I'm wearing
a black shot though I'm in mourning for
Mourinho well not quite because he's
made off with twenty two point five
million pounds in compensation which if
you're going to be sacked at
Christmastime isn't a bad it's no
compensator isn't a bad solace so
there's no need to weep for josie marino
though it will always be a special one
for me it just didn't work out as well
at mansion place so sorry I have to
interrupt who's Maria I know the name
obviously um I was I couldn't I wouldn't
have told you he's the manager of
Manchester United if you'd have asked me
so what what's got for a novice what's
going on my ok josie marino their
special one has won titles and european
championships all over europe starting
off in portugal but also in Spain and in
Italy and here with Josie to terms with
Chelsea and he did fantastically well
there he came to Manchester United two
and a half years ago he spent four
hundred million pounds the club is
languishing in sixth place a long way
behind the others in the top four you've
got to finish in the top four to get
into the European Champions League which
is where the big bucks are so Manchester
United's billionaire American owners who
know nothing about football and that the
glaziers and they own some sports outfit
in the United States they've got nothing
to do with Manchester nothing to do with
United know nothing about football and
last year took out 18 million pounds in
dividends sold I think 13 million pounds
worth of their shares they're doing
really well United really
badly and basically a squad of misfits
has been assembled by Mourinho and his
predecessors not the cost of many
hundreds of millions of pounds and are
completely misfiring they seem to hate
the manager so the performance level has
dipped I would argue they've been
deliberately sabotaging the interests of
the fans in order to get rid of the
manager which is a very very ugly look
my solution is to put Carrick the
assistant coach former captain of the
team and who's sitting there on the
bench next to Mourinho put him in charge
he's got United at heart he knows the
game he knows the players and crucially
had clear out these expensive misfits
one of them Sanchez is being paid half a
million pounds per week and he's almost
never in the starting eleven that's how
much of a flop he's been others like
Lukaku and pogba cost almost 200 million
pounds for the two of them they'll be on
top-drawer wages but they're not
performing at all so is this essentially
then as so my take on this end is this
essentially a sort of hyper capitalist
and situation where essentially you've
got the owners wanting more and more
profit more and more money and because I
mean six sixth place terrible I suppose
it's terrible in terms of Manchester you
know if you've gone you know the great
days if you've known George best and
Denis Law and Bobby Charlton or if
you've known the record-breaking run of
Sir Alex Ferguson as manager when United
won everything that was in front of them
almost all the time it's quite a
comedown and the humiliation of a 3-1
defeat which could easily have been six
one from Liverpool they're great rivals
on Saturday was the final straw it's not
so much that they're not making money
you could scarcely make more money than
United which is a gigantic money-making
machine a worldwide brand it's fear
if they don't qualify for the Champions
League which currently looks way out of
sight
then that would be the beginning of a
slight right because nobody's too good
to go down down down the table and then
you begin to worry about losing money
but my my key point is Manchester
United's youth team virtually none of
whom have managed to break through into
the first team of the best youth team in
the country
they beat Chelsea 4-1 the night before
Mourinho was sacked virtually nobody
knows the name of them because they
never break through into the team so my
solution put Carrick in charge and
promote the youth get read in January of
some at least of these expensive misfits
so josie marino is gone but trees are
made she's quite where to begin with
this yeah I mean yes it's been a
fascinating year watching and the bricks
it debark will pay out if you like and
and it's gonna go to the wire I mean we
probably could record a show on
Christmas Day because there have been
more developments Christmas might be
canceled
well there they're talking about that
aren't they um because the speaker John
Barker would have the right to pull pull
Parliament back if necessary but I mean
at the time of recording so we had this
no confidence in the Prime Minister
motion from Jeremy called absolutely
fantastic I love this was a ring crack
it was everyone easy hard running out of
the Jets just pretty it was in second
it was delicious if they had spoke the
mainstream press because labour had been
saying up to the wire that no we're not
going to do this it spooked half of
their own party because reportedly
McDonald didn't know although I'm not
sure you I don't think he knew and his
tweet welcoming it was if not childish
they're less than enthusiastic and then
he just dropped this on Parliament it's
not five to six yeah just when older
news was a camera takes a role at six
o'clock for anyone who says that his the
team around him hasn't pulled it back
because I was skeptical of them first
and they weren't before
for the first period of his tenure as
leader but I think in the past few
months they they seem to have pulled it
together and he's being now quite well
advised yeah I think and also he knows
Parliament very well I mean I suggested
last night a device to his people which
is emotion if she won't allow because it
seems she's not allowing a motion of no
confidence in herself that's British
democracy there's a no emotion of no
content in the Prime Minister but the
Prime Minister has the power to refuse
to hear it yet and allow it to be taken
but there is a device that cannot be
gainsaid and I suggested it to Corbin's
people last night which is to move a
reduction in her salary of five pounds
they have ten pounds which is tantamount
to no confidence yeah greatly
embarrassing if it passes and there's a
chance that it could pass yeah but but
they'd already thought of it so the
carbons been in Parliament for 35 years
and it shows yeah I think he knows the
rules he knows his way around the ropes
in the ring and I thought it was a
brilliant piece of ring craft last night
it was absolutely I mean so to take it
into context of what could happen moving
forward I mean essentially as you say
and the government has said no we're not
going to debate this motion into resume
which they are allowed to do because
looking at the makeup of this session of
Parliament which runs to 2019 labour
have already used up their 17 allocated
opposition day debates for the sole
session so any more opposition day
debates they want our either at the
discretion of the whips or the
discretion of the government to say they
can have them now forward from that the
SMP I think Caroline Lucas and the Lib
Dems have made an amendment to this no
confidence in the Prime Minister making
of mole yeah that'll make it much less
likely to be correct yeah they're
playing game Steve the reason Corbin
didn't table a motion of no confidence
in the whole government is how could any
Tory either vote for it or even abstain
it if it autumn
practically triggered a 21-day period in
which a general election might be the
most likely outcome you're never going
to win a majority like that as long as
the dup are committed to keeping this
government in power
yes which they are so cutely he made the
motion in her own heart personally
hoping that some of the 117 Tories who
told the world just a few days ago that
they had no confidence in her as their
leader hoping that some of them would
find the contradiction just too bizarre
for them to pop up and say well we don't
want a resolved leader but we do want a
running the country so it was a very
clever move and might not have succeeded
but would certainly expose that 117 I
mean how does Jacob Riis Mock the member
for the 19th century lucked out he was
standing in the mall just a few days ago
shouting up at the Queen's bedroom asked
his heart to force trees are made to
resign the same man a few days later has
had to declare he'll be voting
confidence in trees are made yeah cuz
only a lowly art the whole ERG group
came out and said that no of course we
wouldn't vote for that as you say makes
them look ridiculous yeah I mean it's
it's a preposterous situation that the
SNP and the like are forcing I mean so
we're left with now I mean because it
his no confidence motion in may in my
opinion was just another kind of sucker
punch yeah building up to the what is
now the 14th of January where the where
the debate on the withdrawal agreement
will happen now obviously has to happen
by the 21st probably be a few days
before that I mean under the fixed term
Parliament's act he can call a
no-confidence motion and it has to be
debated yeah so that's there's no issue
there with him getting that passed and
he can come back and be no confidence
motion as many times he wants yeah yeah
and without remove fight yeah yeah yeah
before she spoke Vox didn't excellent
short-sword pace on that and it was
it's very good very interesting um so
we're back to this position again as
we've discussed before about timing for
him to do this essentially aren't we
because as you say if these rats and the
sack like the ERG and like within the
toy party won't we won't hold true to
their words and vote no confidence in
her then it's highly unlikely gonna move
against sexual governments so I mean the
dup were in talks with labour lastly and
then they've come out on Tuesday morning
women recording this saying well if she
gets the concessions around the backstop
them we might vote with her but we'll
have to see what comes back at that so I
mean it's still we're still no further
forward really not really no not really
I thought she keeps saying she will not
hold a second referendum I'm not sure
that we can believe her yeah in any case
she might be forced by events and all
the second one I'm against the second
referendum but if there is going to be
one there can only be I think two
choices on the ballot paper for lots of
practical and also democratic reasons
and the two questions are do you want to
leave with trees amazed brexit deal or
do you want to just leave yeah on
international terms world trade terms WT
or terms she might win that referendum
but maybe maybe not but that's the only
two legitimate questions to put
remaining in the EU on the ballot paper
is to basically subvert the gigantic
British referendum of 2016 in which
leaving the EU won and you can't have
such exercises and not implement the
result otherwise you're inviting people
to well virtually take up arms you're
saying that democracy means nothing yeah
in the country
no and when it's exercised at the ballot
box it means nothing
yeah so I hope that she'll resist that I
think that she will but the dogs are out
have you noticed well yes with whatever
one have in my opinion are fun
episodes yeah a good who let the dogs
out yes because of course the dog says
in the bitter i'ts and the moderates
within the Labour Party those who oppose
Corbin bpe yes those I block them on so
do you duty Houston or whatever BP men I
knew there were bad on yes so I just
block they don't they don't darken my
door oddly enough I'm no I'm not quite
sure why but they are out in force and
of course this then pushing for Corbin
to to call this no confidence motion
early is part of their strategy pure
opportunism yeah as we discussed last
week it's them knowing that it will fail
and therefore they'll be able to scream
blue murder about how Corbin is can see
from the pose the government properly
now when he's got that if Labor's
no-confidence motion feels labor will
have to move to photo demanding a second
reference yeah I never used the phrase
people's book because of course it
presupposes that the people that voted
last time were not people oh no it's
very true and of course I mean it it
implies the fact that we really have a
say in this whole shadow fair anyway
doesn't it um but there I I don't know
what it's going to take because we've
discussed this before and over the
course of 2018 we've seen this
consistent undermining of Corbin again
for like we're now in year three
Corbin's ten years just being consistent
and they're like dogs with about really
are no and yeah exactly and it's and
it's constant and it's like where are
you going to stop this what was it like
barking people won't clean out the
kennel
this is something that we can't overlook
forever no because for example if there
was a snap election now all these people
would be the Labour candidate in their
constituency
yeah I mean if you were a Corbin
supporter in Stratham you'd have to vote
for chaco omana if you were a Corbin
supporter and Ian Austin's constituency
you'd need to vote for him you probably
wouldn't because you only
and by 23 votes like but I mean right
across the country all these
backstabbers coup plotters who've done
everything they could to stop a Labour
government coming to power would again
be standing for election wearing the
Labour rosette yeah and of course
actually hasn't done anything about that
no because the whole the the shambolic
an attempt to put a mandatory selection
up on on the slight of the conference
kind of a fell apart
yeah probably for though no no not at
all I don't think it was and I think it
should have been the priority you know
because essentially the whole Corbin
movement and the Corbin agenda is in
part none void while these people it's
because imagine of liberal going with a
small majority yeah did boss lease tire
so he couldn't go to the palace to get
the job and it should have been his
priority in his team's priority to push
mandatory livery selection through him
what we ended up with was of course this
kind of watered-down nonsense where the
the Labour machinery still picks the
candidates and constituency parties have
the final say that they'll be left with
a bunch of rotten egg and only if you've
got time yeah if it happened quickly
yeah everything was happening quickly
there's no choice at all there's no time
to have a trigger ballot and replace
people know so he stitched up like a you
Keffer effectively and I can't again I
can't see this being resolved anytime
soon there's no he's given himself no
mechanism and no mood maneuverability to
solve this problem and they won't relent
George they are never going to rule on
over their loyalties to Blair and his
method of doing things
he's never off the televisions he seems
to be completely unselfconscious about
what people in the country think about
him there he has minus 50 ratings hell
yes - the lowest in Britain it's as low
as macro it's much lower even than
macron
and twice as low as me she's minus 22
he's minus 50 so people actually hate
seeing him and yet he can't stay away
it's the smell of the crowd the roar of
the greasepaint he's I think that's
there's something so sociopathically
could be a bit wrong with him I think
yeah it's looking more and more like the
portrait of Dorian Gray yeah it's yeah
it's just I don't know he said this year
has seen him repeatedly coming back to
smoke at all Lords and the journalist
never asked him a single question for
example when he popped up the other day
it was the day after the US Senate had
found MBS the Saudi Crown Prince guilty
of the mother of an American newspaper
columnist
Jamal keshavjee and nobody asked Blair
you work for this guy yeah for nine
million a year have you got anything to
say about the fact they do as Senate has
just called them a murderer not one
journalist asked him that and this is
part of the problem is given essentially
a free reign like and like the Alastair
Campbell's of this world are I mean in
any other in any other planets Tony
Blair and Alastair Campbell would be
locked up to be under arrest tagged yeah
waiting but but in our world that
they're still given the platform like
that like their opinions are even valid
platforms and deference reverence
reverences in the case of Blair it's
extraordinary
I think I just want a segue into
something else they're going brought up
brought up Saudi Arabia I discuss this I
record this yesterday with the wonderful
US comedian Lee Camp great guy he hosted
a 100 lei if you're watching this
where's that offer that you keep
promising me great segment with him also
and we discussed at length the Middle
East and because I think it's important
to be touched on this because you talked
about the keshavjee murder I mean this
year has been
not necessarily one of the most
staggering years for situations in
Middle East I've witnessed in my short
time involved in politics and I think
2014 was the Operation protective edge
that was quite quite something else but
it's been a chaotic year in the Middle
East I mean you have you have the
situation in Syria and we had that all
doom a nerve agents attack that never
was a nerve agent of course you have the
situation in Yemen which the u.s. seems
to be making a small amount of
maneuvering now away far today yeah away
from Saudi Arabia where the UK has
staunch liened dogmatically a maintained
loyal support for Saudi Arabia and then
you have of course the ongoing situation
with Gaza Israel Palestine and you have
interesting moves from Qatar and we're
joined from the OPEC which has put the
Catamounts pigeon completely but I do
you think looking at this year is the
sum of all parts and thinking ahead for
next year how what do you think we're
going to see any foreign policy movement
from the government we can't be have
regarding the Middle East because not
from this government apart from anything
else they have no time or intellectual
space to even think about other things
they are completely infatuated with the
brexit issue as well there might be
because it is the biggest British issue
since the Second World War and it's you
know only weeks away it's a hundred days
away 99 action is done at the point of
this recording and nobody knows who's
going to lead us or on what basis so I
doubt they're doing much foreign policy
thinking I just maybe I'll challenge
your point I think 2018 has been a year
of grim attrition let's start with Yemen
where maybe half a million people have
died from cholera from starvation from
bombardment from various illnesses
associated with with with starvation and
in Palestine it's been virtually daily
and every Friday
huge spike in the number of people
killed children especially women
journalists paramedics that there was a
four year old baby died yesterday from
wounds sustained either the previous
Friday or the Friday before that and is
really grandi has just called for the
mother the decapitation literally of of
the president of the Palestine Authority
Abu Mazen the Palestinians have been
utterly forgotten and yet they continue
to die in industrial numbers of course
you're right that protective edge and
cast lead before a few years before were
more dramatic and that they were a huge
number of people being killed at the
same time but for the Palestinians has
been a very grim year not just the
injury that they've suffered but the
insult added to the injury of nobody
actually giving a toss about it I'll
give ya okay I'm take your point on the
israel-palestine Garza situation yeah
III think as you say the indifference
and the issues almost been forgotten I
mean we had there was a sort of flurry
of interest at the start of the great
return March the from the meteor and the
sort of left's and commentary at but
that interests or peaked and then died
of about it I think for me though it's
not because not withstanding Israel Gaza
but the Middle East at all and I mean
for me sort of 2016 was a particularly
bad year for the reason that we had a
chance to stop what was going on in
Yemen at that point because it's only
been going on for a year and what makes
this year so sickening for me is that
the Western press have now suddenly all
jumped onboard they got [ __ ] get
enough of it um when it's too [ __ ]
late this the situation in Yemen is now
in my opinion gone past the point of no
return
it is too late for anything to be done
now that we're literally going to be
mopping up the blood and the dead bodies
and and little else is possible now well
it's ironic isn't it that britain
including the husband of Britain's prime
minister who profits mightily from armed
sales has been earning money for private
companies through military transfers of
Technology and expertise and the British
public will be asked to charitably give
to mop up the blood you're talking about
shed by British weapons and nobody in
the media ever joins these two dots
together and says hey wait a minute
um but of course we now know more about
the media than we did well last time we
spoke we did yes integrity initiative
which is funded by the British
government to undermine other countries
and not just countries that we would
regard or our state regards as enemies
like Russia but Spain for example the
integrity initiative posted that I had
stopped the appointment as Minister of
Defence in Spain of the former
intelligence chief in Spain who they
regard as is insufficiently warlike yet
towards Russia
they boasted about it so British
government money spent to undermine the
political and democratic system in Spain
one of our allies one of the countries
were depending on to cut us some slack
over the brexit negotiations and of
course the coup de Grasse I think for
this integrity initiative at least I
hope so
it's the revelation that they've also
been working in Britain to undermine the
labor opposition in Parliament now and
the leader of the Opposition this is the
first time this has ever happened you
know yeah at least overtly
dozens of such hundreds may be of such
anti-labour operations from the deep
state but they've never been captured
before no I think yeah it's been a
fascinating year watching the sort of
the undoing of the mainstream press in
this country I mean we've we've gone
from sort of the sublime the
preposterous reporting around the
scribble-scribble of fair and the the
more holes and Swiss cheese that came
out of that to the Guardian fabricating
a story about Julian Assange and a
journalist visiting they still have
retracted it they still standing by till
not retracted still not defended exactly
left there yep and the will forget about
it yeah which we won't
and then as you've already point out to
the integrity initiative which is expose
the likes of Belling crap and brands for
coins codswallop bras feed the Dean
Nelson of the Sunday Times yeah who I
knew when he was a Trotskyite member of
a militant a tendency although he knows
his he actually only infiltrated them
soon and all has a right about there
wasn't a journalist at the time and of
course which makes them either a
professional deceiver or a Trotsky one
of the two and the coin Nick the
observer and [ __ ] as at the trough of
British government funding spook funding
a deep state intelligence operation
exactly are there something hungrily was
opining on a Sunday or whenever they're
writing as decent honest journalists
really giving us what they feel what
they think is you have to have a heart
stone not to laugh really yeah I know
it's tag right do you'll be glad to hear
that Steve I can bring you this news you
haven't heard it yet you know they were
ensconced in that derelict mill oh yes
near dr. Marty yes and one felt for them
because it's cold up there at this time
of year and the windows were broken
as on this nil I mean it was it was
really Darrell and while they've moved
now that I had moved to the most
prestigious basement in London in temple
near the temple underground station a
multi multi-million pound beautiful
building and they are now the tenants
but in their accounts they're not paying
rent or rates to anybody so who might
the landlord be go on mi5 else no yes an
mi5 building that they are living in
rent-free grace and favor and we know
this because a journalist now this is
the integrity initiative looking for
truth and integrity in journalism a
journalist dropped in on them and was
physically manhandled out the door was
this some and I'm not sure if I've read
the story but it's flicked up on a
timeline was this food Greystone project
was like that no III it was a fellow
from Sputnik okay from Sputnik radio
tipped off by the Honorable Craig Murray
his Excellency the former British
ambassador in whose Becca Stein former
Foreign Office grandi see their problem
is he knows them all and it's felt like
I was saying about Korbin early on
knowing Parliament great money knows
this books yeah no usually in the same
building as them yeah and thank God
he's still alive and healthy and giving
us on it yeah don't go for anything
walks in the woods no and segwaying into
that of course so the mainstream media's
been falling apart around our eyes this
year and yet lashing out at the likes of
you and me and our mutual friends action
on Artie yeah I told you to line that
red phone and in the midst of all that
of course you have the likes of you and
me you keep keep keep going don't we
enjoy your crowdfunder for your film
about the killing of dr. David Kelly has
made its target yes
on Sunday we broke through the executive
producer as I can now call him mr. Scott
Fletcher
MBE the Northwest of England
entrepreneur of the year
made a very handsome 3,000 pound
donation on Sunday evening which took us
through the target no we keep
fundraising because there's still seven
days to go and get this if anyone were
to pull their money out at this stage in
sufficient amounts that it took us below
the 15 the whole project is wrecked
because if we don't get 50 we don't get
any so you need a thanks so we need a
backup top backstop to make sure that
that cannot happen so please keep giving
by the way no it's said it's are really
important very excited about this I
can't wait for it to go off the grounds
actual Kickstarter have awarded us a
special status to heart them and it says
projects we love so Kickstarter are now
getting behind Kickstarter now call me
next Carole codswallop story infiltrate
by many Russians in Kickstarter even
though it's an American company perhaps
especially because it's an American know
there's rising interest in the film
excitement even because most people have
felt right from the start that there was
something not right about this narrative
that this man would be the last kind of
a man who'd go into the woods and try
and hack his life away with a pen knife
that was blunt yeah and not leave any
fingerprints on it as I said previously
on the show I mean as such for me it's a
it's a vital project that you're doing
not least because I think it's of our
kind of generation of this political
past 30 years it's one of the most
despicable stories but one of the most
important ones as well because it's
another piece of this jigsaw of the
Blair peeling the on Linton
triangulation era which is responsible
for so much of the chaos we now see
around us and as you say it's picking
that onion apart so I'm very pleased
you've reached your time I'm calling it
the killing starting a triptych or
trilogy because we did the killings of
Tony Blair we're now doing killing Kelly
and the next one is on Robin Cook who
killed [ __ ] Robin and now they are
another walk in the highlands that way
yes yes so I'll not be going for any
walks in the woods or in the islands be
sure of that so if I'm found in either
place you can be sure someone took me
there were no hiking boots this in his
home exactly none now it's important the
story for a number of reasons for the
one you mentioned that emerges from the
same swamp as the Iraq war the dark
actors are the same dark actors but it's
also I think got another angle to it
which is connected intimately to the
discussion we've just had about the
integrity initiative every country needs
a security service to keep us safe it
needs to be intelligent it needs to be
well resourced and it needs to be
democratically accountable and Britain
lacks at the very least the third of
those and arguably all three yet
and so we'll be campaigning in this film
for the reopening of the David Kelly
inquiry the unsealing of the 70 year
sealed files a new Kelley inquiry
preferably as part of a second choker
inquiry Tony Blair likes second votes
him and oust are Campbell are
campaigning hard for a second referendum
let's have a second
Chuco inquiry under Prime Minister
Jeremy Corbyn why don't we there's some
thing I don't want to say that or what
will he be the Prime Minister yeah okay
I thought you were telling us to stop
alright alright okay yeah well that's
yeah yeah well that's all we've got time
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delightful predictions finally SDS
what's your principal prediction or
predictions for 2019 my prediction is
that there will be a general election
because I believe that Surrey's maize
breaks that deal will end up falling
apart I don't think she will satisfy the
DUP or her objectives in their own party
so I think there will be a general
election I'm still not I don't I don't
think labor will get in I don't think
it's gonna happen I cannot see I think
we are in an age where there is too much
cognitive dissonance in this country and
I think that shows if he was going to
get in it would have been 2017 because
he was riding on a wave of support from
groups like momentum and people from
within his own party and I think that
wave has now hit it some trough as it
were and I sadly don't think he'll get
in but that is my prediction
I hope I'm proved wrong because for all
my sent anarchist sensibilities and
however much I don't don't always
support labour of course I'm not
delusional to the fact that we far
better to have low labour government and
it would save lives I just don't I can't
see it happening I think it would be a
journal election on the 31st of January
I think Jeremy Corbyn will be returned
as Prime Minister Britain as the head of
a minority government bit like Hal
Wilson in the winter of 1974 when he
came back to power as the head of a
minority administration and went back to
the country in October and I think
history will repeat itself
Prime Minister Jeremy Corbyn in February
going back to the people for a proper
majority in October these are the
predictions of topple galloway we hope
you've enjoyed watching us by the way
Steve I see that the canary are
appealing for funds yes is there a
crisis what is it canary crisis no no no
canary crisis we're quite um as we were
saying off-camera our model is such as
self-sufficient as we always proclaim we
don't have any shareholders we haven't
got any debts we don't know that's a key
point not having any debt yeah yeah yeah
yeah we we oh no need nothing apart from
the people we write for of course so
we've got no our business model is ice
safe because literally it's what's Pina
you can't go Bosh because you don't have
any beds no we might run out of cash to
be the writers even that might happen
because we because naturally the way our
model works the we do generate
advertising revenues they totally open
about and that's depending on how many
articles we put out more articles we
write the more advertising revenue we
get and we have a core membership base
of several thousand people who donate
every month as well so but what we're
looking for because they're just they
fund it move my podcast which I'm doing
every week but they want they want to
expand more on the media side of things
and we should yeah or video maybe yeah
yeah then they're looking to do more
films stuff and also he wants to do more
investigative work because it's
something that we haven't done much of
up until this point but yet there's
several of us there who are actually
invested good journalism other outlets
we have done that past me included so we
want funding to dig deeper into what's
going on in this country to give our
voice on other platforms and to expand
the canaries
operation essentially because at the
minutes we have the mainstream presses
we've just discussed and falling apart
around our ears
I mean yet there still is dogmatic and
arrogant as ever so and done by well
this is Yuri era this is your
journalistic era so how much your people
pay per month
it varies this whatever people wants to
donate they can donate the price of a
cup of coffee which depending on where
you live in London's are about 250 or 10
pounds and all up to anything several
people donate said well put me down for
a 10 pound a month thank you and that's
the first I hope the other viewers will
do the same yeah 10 pound a month to the
canary because you need a canary in the
mine because if you don't it might be
you that keels over it's been marvelous
it has been marvelous it's been a
marvelous 2018 it's been and I have to
say just on the roads been privileged to
work I wanna say my late father would be
dancing in his grave knowing that I get
sick George Galloway every way because
he was a massive fan of yours and also
I've got to make get got to meet Ken
Livingstone as well through this process
and my dad would be equally as happy
with that and your appearing with me in
Ken's stead
well Neath in the Gwyn Hall on the 26th
of January 5 live show yeah sure yeah
and if it goes well there'll be more of
those thanks very much for being with us
I'm George Galloway I'm Steve topple
wishing you the compliments of the
season
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