United Kingdom

So I, you know, I think he's been an appalling head of the PGMOL.

And I think the quality of the refereeing in the UK has absolutely crumbled over the last 10 to 15 years.

And then one of my friends sort of, you know, was positing that, you know, he...

He could be not satisfied, but he could be comfortable if he genuinely thought it was only about incompetence and ineptness.

Trump helped found the radiation laboratory hosted at MIT, the center of America's wartime radar effort, a program of a size and complexity rivaling the Manhattan Project.

Trump led the lab's British branch, and on D-Day, His radars jammed German defenses, marked drop zones, and guided bombers through cloud cover.

General Carl Spatz called Trump's work, one of the most important factors contributing to our success.

Peace did not slow him.

The great purification is underway.

I think a lot of the Hopi nations still talk about this, still believe in this.

Real quick, I want to highlight, someone made a comment, the British royal family and Rothschilds created and funded the Nazi party.

That is absolutely correct.

They're taking sides of good versus evil.

I said, what did St. Germain, you probably don't know this, and maybe people here don't know this, but when the Declaration of Independence was about to be signed, when they got the representatives of all these different states, all of a sudden they realized, wait a second, the minute we sign this document, we're signing a death sentence for treason with the British.

And they're going to be drawn, quartered, tortured, and killed because they're committing treason against Britain.

And so everyone's hesitating and shaking in their boots, way to what or what.

So I said, well, here's an example.

He took sides.

He took sides of the 13 colonies against the British for freedom and sovereignty.

He took sides.

Ireland's government said there were threats made against several media outlets.

News organisations in Bulgaria and the UK also received messages.

Okay, so it's about, I don't know, they're like, wacky bank robbers or something.

And then there's the British guy on the team.

And it was originally going to be John Cleese.

And then right before production started, John Cleese couldn't make it.

That would be

what was called in the pop culture press at the time, it was the new romanticism.

That was a wave of British pop music, also including spando ballet.

I know this much is true.

Because I think the war in the Ukraine is a kind of starting point for what we are probably going to be seeing.

You and I had had a chat around the horrific summers that we have faced here in the UK, that you have faced in the US.

you've got the whole issue with lettuce, blueberries, various produce being deemed toxic, right? And so all of a sudden, it's hitting people in a very tangible way of the grocery store is not necessarily like the safe space anymore.

It is not necessarily going to have what it is that you need.

What do you see as we're kind of moving forward to as a bigger system? I guess where my thoughts are kind of going is that we have become reliant on these big corporate entities.

That's the direction that we have kind of gone.

I think the figure in the UK is something like close to 95%.

of our food here is embedded within the grocery store, the big chain grocery store systems.

So tonight I join you on Guy Fawkes night or bonfire night.

And for those of you that are listening that aren't in the UK, you might not have a clue what I'm talking about.

Basically, I'll run through it quickly and then you know.

It goes back to 1605 and Guy Fawkes was amongst a number of people, I think they was Catholics if I'm right, that was wanting to blow up the Houses of Parliament.

Nakasone's apology came less than a day after a group of congressmen denounced his remarks on the floor of the House.

In the Middle East, British journalist David Hurst was kidnapped today in Beirut, but he managed to struggle his way to freedom just a short time later.

The 48-year-old correspondent for the Guardian newspaper was en route from West Beirut to an assignment in the Christian sector of the city when a group of armed men approached his taxi.

Hurst says the men literally grabbed him out of that taxi cab.

And they had a couple Americans on the team.

I think they had two Americans and they had a couple guys from the UK.

This is in Germany.

And one of the Americans, which was not my agent's client, was this white kid who had played at some college in California.