Yeah.

But anyways, long story short, Emma's really cool, super attractive, and then she's, like, active, which helps 'cause I'm super physical.

She likes hiking, outdoors, et cetera.

Was she laughing? Like, what's the reaction to all this food?

Yeah, yeah.

It was like she thought it was kinda cute or whatever, and then I didn't want the food to go to waste, so I was like, "Hey, let's just stop by my place.

I'll throw all this food in the refrigerator real quick, and then-

[laughs]

So, uh, so, uh, and, you know, it worked out.

We had a, a nice little, you know, quaint date.

And then, uh, couple days later we had dinner.

And then, uh, a little bit after that, uh, she just came over one night just to, you know, Netflix and chill, as the kids say these days.

Okay.

And, uh, and it was going...

You know, honestly, it was going well.

But as soon as Peter and I start chatting, I can tell that the hope I felt from him before has faded.

Things didn't come out how I thought they would come out.

I thought when I will find my dad, he will be there for me.

But right now I, I don't feel like he cares about me because he don't talk to me much.

What did he say, if you don't mind me asking?

He told me, mm, "Please re- rest, rest assured that I do care about you.

We all appreciate your message and respect your feelings.

It's only been three months, and we are still processing as a family.

Uh, this year there was four missions that our aircraft had to complete, uh, which you can see listed out here

hereMission one was a proof of flight mission to show and demonstrate the aircraft is safe and can do the missions.

Uh, mission two involved carrying a payload of passengers and cargo, which are this year represented by, uh, little rubber duckies as well as little hockey pucks.

Um, that's where the inspiration for the name of our plane came from.

Uh, up next, we had mission three, uh, that involved deploying, towing, and releasing a large banner.

Uh, you can see a picture of our banner right here.

Uh, I forgot to mention as well, mission two, uh, we got points based on the number of payloads that we could carry as well as the number of laps we could complete with that payload.

And we also got 11th place on our design report.

But is, is there anything you would like to see different or, or improved on by the time we're, the Challenge Cup semis are over?

Um, well, obviously those players coming back, but, um, I think it, it's controlling the games really.

It's still that thing.

I know we've talked about this a lot, but I don't mind...

You know, if Saints come out, they, they do come out hard and quick, but they can't do it for 80 minutes, clearly.

And sometimes you have a choice.

It's like a boxing kind of thing.

For more details, have a look online at stjohnshealthandfitness.co.uk. What's your thoughts, Pete?

We'll just give you the mic.

Um, my question is did, did Harry make the right decision to... like, did he, um, follow charm to go to the, to the festival, and that's why it happened? Or did he make the wrong decision and it was something that happened anyway despite him making the, the wrong decision?

You think it could?

Well, just the whole Arjuna having to kill his cousins type thing, uh, in the Bhagavad Gita.

So when he's sort of compelled to go to battle with his cousins.

[gentle music] Peter's childhood hope turns into adult despair

I couldn't do anything about my dad, you know? It came a point, I said, "Ah, enough is enough.

Let me forget about him," you know? Then I start drinking, drinking, drinking, drinking, drinking.

And the more you drink, the more stress you get.

You know? I was shaking, like when I don't drink in the morning, I shake.

You know? Take drugs.

I don't sleep enough.

He's looking into the distance trying to gather his thoughts

[laughs]

Fair here for you boat nerds out there.

Um, great, good boat, like really seaworthy.

You can get offshore, you feel safe in it, comfortable.

Um, and then we took, uh, we've also got a little four-meter tinny, um, which is awesome.

Electric on the front, um, two stroke on the back.

[laughs]

Right.

Peter paints me a picture of the scene in Nanyuki.

Many people from the surrounding cities, they come to Nanyuki to party, you know? And they also come because they know the army, the British Army, is there, and they have money, you know? So they love them.

The Nanyuki girls love white men.

[laughs] They love them a lot.

Even they fight over them in the club.

Many girls have to go out Friday, Saturday nights to hunt for the white boys.

For some, meeting a white man is seen as a ticket to a better life.

And most of them too, they don't like the life here.

Why are you a Christian?

Um, I guess it's just, like, what I was, like, you know, told to believe.

I do, I do believe in God.

I just...

I guess I just don't, like...

Uh, I just don't think about it a lot, you know?

What's he gonna say? Heaven or hell?

Uh, I mean, it would... it'd be kinda sad if he was that, like, strict.

I like it.

And, um, I just wanna know because I don't have much time.

M- I have school on my hands.

[laughs]

[laughs] And I just wanna know how to get the most out of the time that I have.

Yeah.

So on...

I, I regret this very much, but on the final night, uh, that he was living, I told my wife, I said, "I have to sleep.

If I don't sleep tonight, we have, like, this whole 12-hour day tomorrow, and I gotta be sharp." And she was...

I was like, "Only call me if it's an emergency.

I, I'm so sorry." And I had to put my phone away, 'cause she was, like, beside herself, and she understood.

She was like, "I understand.

[laughs]

And what he's doing here is he's asking a couple what they want their monthly payments to be on a new car.

What if I can get you the same payment you're at now? 199 for, um, 39 months, something like that.

Peter gets him on the phone and says they'll give him the deal for two reasons.

Um, one of them, you were referred, and the other one is you're an officer of the law, and we respect that over here, uh, big time, just so you know.

All right?

Special operators had already been wearing these sleek, subtle, expensive outdoor clothes in the field for years, but fashion retailers and celebrities had just discovered them.

I also think it was good marketing for the brand, like, "This product is so good, so technically advanced that the police and the military use it."

It was upscale and cutting edge and kind of intimidating, but you always found something new.And back in 2017, Canada Goose was trying to get Toto Kio to stock their coats.

But it wasn't the right fit.

Canada Goose was, let's face it, not exactly cool.

They made a great product, it was everywhere, but it wasn't cool.

What do you think when you see these numbers, Peter? I know it's unexpected 'cause I didn't think I'm taking a left turn here, but what do you think?

Uh, Don, there's a part of me, and I, I've, I've told you this before, so forgive me, but some of this is their own making, right? We've talked about how in......

the top brass's quest for trying to reduce costs and, and not wanting to create the, the stars of tomorrow because, you know, someone with the, with the talent of, say, Rachel Maddow is so expensive, they've deliberately tried to-

I'm tuning out."

I think there's been a deliberate purge of those who are most willing to speak the truth, no matter how ugly it is in legacy media and corporate media.

Um, I think of folks like Mehdi and Joy, who were very outspoken about what they saw as war crimes and ethnic cleansing in Gaza.

I think of you, Don, and how you were so ahead of the curve in calling out Donald Trump in the first term as a racist.

Um, it seems to me that even before we saw some of the most fascistic tactics employed by this now second Trump administration, um, the, the, the corporate folks in legacy media have just been so risk-averse and, and now only want voices they feel they can control.

Yeah.

...

in terms of showing...

And this is like a very big part of the Russian Volunteer Corps.

If, like they, they have a very, very active online presence, 'cause obviously their whole purpose is to attract Russians to join their cause and to fight on the side of Ukraine against Russia.

And apart from fighting in the RDK specifically, uh, there's also a German Volunteer Corps by the way, and they, they're linked by the Russian Volunteer Corps on the Telegram.

The German Volunteer Corps is extremely, extremely like pro-Hitler and very, very, very, uh, about that.

Yeah.

Good?

Yeah.

I know it's spring break and everything, but I prefer to stay at home and laminate old restaurant menus.

You have your own laminator?

Yep.

I love to laminate old menus and just look at them, and the lamination means that I won't ruin them when I inevitably spill sauce on them.

Yeah.

And that is that Trump didn't just appear one day.

It's not like he appeared on the American political scene and suddenly everyone was like, "Ooh, fascism, lovely." You know, the fact is that for people like Trump to exist, there's a lot of groundwork and a lot of fertile soil that needs to be created for, you know, a fascist, uh, overtake of a country.

You know, you can look at the decades of news media-

Yes.

This in- this involves the personal liberties of people, this involves people who may have committed crimes in the past and hopefully who have gone on to be reformed.

And I, I think that one thing that we're ignoring is that if we were really concerned about recidivism in the UK justice system, there is, there is already decades of evidence that we can remodel our system on to lower that.

I mean, if you look at Scandinavian countries, they've got decades of evidence that the way in which they do rehabilitation leads to the lowest recidivism rates in the world.

Can you tell me how you came up with the idea for it?

So my sister Betsy was, like, hopping around pretending to be the Evil Bunny, and I added, like, a plot and stuff to, um, create the story.

Are there any people out there that you aspire to be like or aspire to have some of the same qualities as?

Yeah.

Like, I play music, so I've always wanted to be, like, a famous musician, and there are a bunch of role models out there that I can look up to, like Trombone Shorty and, uh, this band named Five Iron Frenzy.