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This programme contains very strong language and adult humour.

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Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome Frankie Boyle!

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Hello and welcome to the final show in this cautious for Mike episode

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commission from the BBC. We are now under a Conservative government. We

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have become normalised to it, haven't we? Theresa May keeps going

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on TV and doing that weird smiling thing that she does, that thing

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halfway between having a stroke and screaming forever. I often wonder

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what she's doing. Is she doing her pelvic floor exercises on national

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television? By this stage she must be able to snap a cricket stump in

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half. Michael Gove is in her Cabinet. Put-in Michael Gove in

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charge of the environment is like putting an orangutan in charge of

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the foreign office. Something which she's also done. David Davis, the

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Brexit negotiator, he is the favourite to be the next Tory

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leader. He is 68. Jeremy Corbyn is 68. And Vince Cable is dying. Be

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good to have one party leader who wasn't conceived by gas light in an

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air raid shelter. I don't trust our Brexit negotiating team, and the

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incidentally. I think they are the sort of people who would end up

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paying full price on a DFS sofa. The Labour Party are leading in the

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polls. Jeremy Corbyn is leading in the polls and if there was an

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election tomorrow, Labour would win and yet Jeremy Corbyn still doesn't

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have the support of his own MPs. He might be ahead in the polls but

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here's the worst person at controlling a party since Michael

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Barrymore. On with the show. Joining me to discuss week's big topic is,

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Sara Pascoe and Katherine Ryan! Hello, it's been a couple of weeks,

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but have you been up to? I've invented a drinking game. The

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trumped reason drinking game. Basically when you watch the news if

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there's a sentence that has Trump and trees and together you take a

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drink. I'd play the game without even knowing about the game. Donal

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Trump Jr is working at making that game happening. He's admitted to

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collusion with Russia via a tweet. He is innocent and transparent, says

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Donald Trump seniors so it is sort of like he went to a drug deal but

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then they sold him oregano so he's cool. Takes some work to be the

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black sheep of the Trump family. We don't need to worry about the

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environment because we are all about to disappear in a ball of nuclear

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light. I suppose there is every part of everyone of us that hopes that at

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some point soon politics will go back to normal, Twitter will go back

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to being what it is supposed to be- a platform for sending death threats

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to X Factor finalists. We live in a bold worst foreign policy norms lack

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any kind of morality, when neocolonial policies make our

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military adventures abroad little more than licensed murder, where

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Britain thinks of itself as having a special relationship with America

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but America thinks of Britain as somewhere where it stores its

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missiles. Somewhere like a shared. The North Korean leader is firing

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missiles into the Sea of Japan and is at risk of waking Godzilla. The

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US President is so deranged that you conform a better president from the

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meat in his colon. One of the main obstacles to world peace is Donald

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Trump. Say what you like about him, he has proved a lot of people wrong.

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Sadly, not George Orwell, Margaret Atwood or whoever wrote the book of

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Revelation. One of our main problems is we don't understand the moral

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problems of how we act in other countries. We think we target

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militant people with a missiles, we have precision targeting. You can't

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do that! You can't target something specifically if you're going to blow

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it up with high explosives. There is no point finding the clear choice if

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what you find it with is an uppercut. Joining us to discuss our

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impending doom, please welcome Romesh Ranganathan and Desiree

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Burch! Welcome. Are you worried about

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disappearing in a curtain of flame? I'm not, no. I don't think

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disappearing in a ball of light sounds that bad. In the past, we had

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bullets. This, you go, it sounds nice. If anything, I wouldn't want

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to be a survivor. That is the absolute worst. If there was a

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danger of us getting nuked, I'm jumping in the car and heading

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towards the blast point with my wife. That would be a great movie.

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Or a great travelogue series. I just wouldn't want to survive it. You've

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got to then repopulate the Earth. Boring! Not just boring, you have

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your kid and then you've got to give them the most twisted birds and bees

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talk all the time. When a man loves a woman, and by that I mean you

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two... I have to agree. Unfortunately, I think we're going

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to be a 68 it by Cal Fat far before we die in the nuclear winter so if

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nuclear winter comes, I am super for it because not only do you have to

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have your brother and sister make babies but then they have to

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recreate the world, figure out the language we're going to speak,

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figure out who we are going to have to press to make an economy. It is a

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lot of work. You have to reinvent Netflix. Fucked that. First up,

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Donald Trump's image among his supporters is built around his

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proclaimed love of America. Take a look at this peculiar behaviour.

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# Stand up next to you # And defend her still today

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# God bless the USA! There is an element of Stockholm

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syndrome. I've started to find some things about him genuinely inspiring

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and I think he is cool. I'm going to do that on my Edinburgh show. I

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agree, that's good for him. Not good for the world. And our descent

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towards the apocalypse but in terms of what he is doing, he is trading

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on Patriots, right? That is a killer move, he is going up and hugging the

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flack-mac disease-mac flag. Is he being presidential? The first room,

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he has torn the living room apart and done a shit in the microwave.

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He's going to learn from this. No, he is a bare! When analysing the

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danger he poses, let's look at the people advising him. He prevails his

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most trusted adviser in this alarming phone interview. So,

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Donald, who were you talking to consistently since we have some

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foreign policy issues around the world right now. Who are you

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consulting with consistently so that you are ready on day one? I am

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speaking with myself, number one, because I have a very good brain and

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I've said a lot of things. I have a very good brain? It is a

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good brain, don't tell me it is a good brain. It is a good brain! He's

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incredible, he is a demagogue in the purest sense. Listen to anybody

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else, they'll say, we will take money from here and put it there. He

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says, I'm going to make health care so great. How? It's going to be

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amazing, trust me. Isis, we're going to kick the shit out of them, trust

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me. And you say, yes, I want that to happen! He must be thinking about

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assassinating Trump, mustn't he? The assassinated as are on his side.

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You're not going to have AV can shoot the face. His broadcasting

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allies, Fox News, were keen to investigate who students see as a

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threat to world peace and they were not too happy with their downbeat

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responses. They are supposed to be some of the smarter students in the

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world but one question got some pretty shocking answers at Harvard.

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What is a bigger threat to world peace- America or Isis? To world

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peace? Oh, America. No one would argue we didn't create the problem

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of Isis ourselves. At some level we are because of its. They are

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claiming to be intellectual when they claim that America is a threat

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to world peace. I guess they are smarter than us which is why they

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say that. You know, of course they're going to

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see that. They are at Harvard, they are at college, their first time as

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Americans they have open the real history books to go, we are pieces

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of shit. Everyone gets very liberal when they go to college because it

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is the first time the Wallace taken off their eyes. They're saying, I

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guess they're smarter. People don't sit there and go, Usain Bolt, he's

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running 100 metres in 9.58 seconds, I suppose he thinks he's faster than

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me! Arguably, under Barack Obama, they were a greater threat to the

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world than Isis. The assumption is he wasn't a violent president so

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Trump has highlighted by his idiocy and madness is how dangerous the

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times are be living so that is a positive thing about him. That is

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one thing better about him than Obama. A balm created the apparatus

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and handed it over to Trump. It is the worst of all. You have to be

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careful about the next ownership. I did a gig in Chilton one time and

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there is a BAE Systems or weapons manufacturer near Cheltenham. I

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started giving the audience a hard time about developing weapons. And

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the guy said I don't work on weapons, I just designed tail fins

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for missiles, nothing to do with me. That is his way of dealing with it,

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creating the disconnect. I just work on the temperature that flesh melts

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at. There's a page on BAE Systems explaining that they are carbon

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neutral. They are a carbon neutral company worried about the people's

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future. For every civilian killed, they plant a new one. Now, the main

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customer for the British arms is Saudi Arabia. The truth is everyone

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knows that many Western democratic beliefs are not compatible with the

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Saudi regime and it's becoming harder and harder for politicians to

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defend our relationship with them as this up close and uncomfortable

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footage demonstrate. The secretary criticise the Iranian elections. He

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did stand next to Saudi Arabian officials. Does the administration

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believed democracy is a buffer or barrier against extremism?

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I think what I would say is that the one terrorist threat is coming from

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Iran. And that is coming from a part of the Iranian apparatus that is not

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at all responsive to its electorate. It is so rare you see a human being

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buffering. He's quite interesting. Eventually when he thinks of it,

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what we say is. He knows there is an answer to this, he's looking the

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logical half of his brain for it. Why would we do that? What we say

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is... I think when we complain about our

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country dealing with Saudi Arabia, we don't even change our lifestyle

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based on the ethics of things, and we are so obsessed with the origin

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of things. I brought this thing from Lush, and it said, this was made by

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Tom from Surrey. It didn't have anything on the T-shirt I bought

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saying, sewing, sewing, sewing... They stand up in the South -- House

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of Commons and say, this will make us safer from terrorism. They are

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safe from terrorism. Tony Blair has armed guards outside his house! You

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doesn't even live in a rough area! You know what I mean? Who's going to

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assassinate him? The guy that wrote fucking Love Actually?! With The End

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Of The World On The Horizon, You Might Be Wondering If People

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Actually Pay Attention To The Scaremongering Spread By The Media.

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And, well, by me. Taylor could -- take a look at these terrifying

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scenes. Across the country, ordinary Americans are taking measures to

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prepare... I'm preparing my family for the total destruction. The

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financial collapse... Go, go, go! From what they see as the fast

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approaching end of the world as we know it...

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APPLAUSE I like the way it said, these people

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come from all walks of life. They seemed to come from one walk of life

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- not! That massive plate of pasta make no sense! I think it's

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narcissistic to be going, it's going to be us! It's not going to be

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asked! That contradicts your statement. These proposed hope they

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are not going to and then those people will reproduce and that's

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what the human race will be. That's more terrifying than your

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proposition. If they left behind, dear God help us all! So in

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conclusion, we humans are doing our shit best to ruin the planet. We are

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about three rhinos away from killing the rhinos. But we do have one

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success story to our name. Super gonorrhoea. We have created a whole

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load of medicine-resistant fucked use. We have fucked hoping to a

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dying world. Super gonorrhoea will be the one enduring legacy of human

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civilisation. It will be a Sistine Chapel, our King Lear, and we must

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ensure our presses -- precious creation will survive the coming

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nuclear Holocaust. It is our duty to transfer bacteria resistant

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gonorrhoea to cockroaches. This is how we must spend our last -- last

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days on earth. Having unprotected sex with cockroaches. Even now, I'm

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speaking to you as a live cockroach cellar taped to the tip -- as there

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is a live cockroach cellar taped to the tip of my cock. Because that is

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the right thing to do. This is the circle of life.

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Next up, our lives are being ruined by technology. This is the idea that

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technology has consumed what happiness we once had, and I was

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sitting in the park the other day on my phone, everyone else was on their

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phones, and a guy came along, and do you know what he did? He stood

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around looking at the trees like a fucking serial killer. And this was

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before we get to the exploitation involved in most of our technology.

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Why adults get to live in a permanent childhood because black

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children have to live as adults. Technology could be a good thing

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that exists within the contract -- constructed capitalism. YouTube

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could be good but it is ruined by adverts. What is there about me

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spending five hours watching pensioners falling over that

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suggests I'm in the market for a brand-new Lexus? Guys, are you

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worried by technology? I couldn't disagree more. I think our lives

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have been enhanced by technology and if you want proof of that, go trying

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to take a shit without your phone. You can sit on the toilet and

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received death threats... That's part of the joy of life. For every

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death threat you get, you also get some long-distance flirt from

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somebody you're never going to meet, and it is like it balances out. It

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is a kind of game that, you want to kill me, you want to fucked me, a

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bit of everything! I'm very lazy. Sometimes I ignore my own child to

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look at photos of my own child. There is a threat to jobs and the

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dangers of artificial intelligence, but as always, the only thing people

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want to know is, can we fucked them? Something Kirsty Wark has

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investigated in this chilling and uncomfortable Newsnight

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investigation. Is it except -- acceptable to use so-called sex

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robots? These dolls are coming and what would you say? They can be

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programmed to make verbal responses? We have to make a decision whether

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we use that for good or bad, which we always have to do with

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technology, so there's something to be said about working with these

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dolls to rehabilitate people who committed rape. But there could be

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the idea that once they have done this many times with an inanimate

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object and no push back, they might go out and rape humans. Did she say

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absolutely no pushback from a raped?! Those seem to be questions

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that have only ever occurred to her. I think it seems definite that

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people well fuck robots. There might be an intermediary stage where

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people just wrapped them in BacoFoil... But, I mean, men are

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definitely going to fuck robots. Bill Cosby won't even bother

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charging his up. Will they take our jobs and replace us, that's a

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question. I think humans are turning more robotic, because we are always

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on our phones, a lot of things are done for us, we have sex love. I'm

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essentially a robot now. How does the rounds he were? Because at some

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point, when robots evolve, because they are evolving to be like humans,

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then we're just slave owners for robots. The thing you are forgetting

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is that they are fucking robots! As machines take on more human

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attributes, they become a threat to jobs, especially manual labour.

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There is this footage with the robustness of robots being assessed

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with cutting-edge scientific techniques.

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APPLAUSE When he was going out the door at

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the end I thought he was going off to kill that guy's family! Basically

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a ?10 million robot that burns the minimum wage. You know that his

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final destination is to wear a crown of gunge as he runs through some

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village playing Donald Trump's tweets through a tannoy on his face?

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Picking children who are 10 lbs or less. You survive! Anyway, drones

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are becoming part of our daily lives as their ability to perform multiple

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tasks increases. This shaky footage shows just what they are capable

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of... Good luck fucking that!

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LAUGHTER Now, the advance in technology also

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raises questions about human life itself, and if we are in fact real

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or part of a complex computer simulation.

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Billionaire founder of Tesla and real Bond villain Mr Musk has

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suggested we are real and are in fact living in a computer

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simulation. His ex-wife discusses this complex topic with Tim Lovejoy

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on Sunday brunch. I think if you look at the way video games have

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developed from when I was a kid, when it was blocks around the

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screen, to now when you have realistic player games where

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everyone can contribute, the direction we are moving in with

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virtual reality, soon you are not going to be able to tell reality

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from non-reality, and so once that hits, the likelihood that we already

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exist in a simulation becomes statistically much more likely

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because the odds of us being in reality is released slim. Tim? It

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makes you think, if I want to level up in the game, I should do

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something really outrageous and entertaining to impress our

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simulating overlords. What should we be doing to further ourselves? No

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idea. Speaking of which, you've no idea what I've been doing for the

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last five minutes! Is it alien? It's more like a base

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reality where they could create a simulated universe, and from that,

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the simulated universe would create another simulated universe, so if

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you accept that, the chances of us being the base reality get less.

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They created a computer game called Sim, and they started designing a

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game within the game who looked like Saints, and then another game inside

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it, whether people inside were living lives just like there's... I

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think I'm getting it. The screwed up thing about this is that all of

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these scientists who have been browbeating all of these

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fundamentalists, it's, like, yes, actually, intelligent design. We've

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been yelling at these people saying, somebody made it, just not a dude

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with a beard. The problem is when somebody mentally unsound things, I

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don't have to obey reality. Or somebody who lives like they are in

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Grand Theft Auto just because they've been watching Sunday Brunch.

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Do you not watch it?! That's we've got time for. That's the end of the

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series. We might all be dead in a week. Thanks to my guests, Sara

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Pascoe, Katherine Ryan, Romesh Ranganathan and Desiree Burch!

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But before I go, I'd like to leave you with this thought. The Russian

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hacking scandal continues to dominate the news, so let's have a

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think about Vladimir Putin. Vladimir Putin is a very clever man. In fact,

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he is so clever, I think the guy we see on TV, I don't think that's him.

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That's the front guy, the guy they put there to take the assassination

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attempts. Why would Putin, if he is so clever, be there himself? I think

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a Putin is a very old cobbler in St Petersburg, and once a week the

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Russians go down there and ask him what they should do, and he always

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insists on finishing the shoe he's working on...

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Invade Turkey. That's always kind of an awkward

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moment for me, because if no one laughs at the first shoe, I have to

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start making a second one... LAUGHTER

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But the second shoe is a real moment of crisis, because if nobody laughs

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there, why would they make a third? Art have to pretend he's kind of

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messed one of them up and had to start again, and that's beyond my

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abilities as a mime artist. -- I would have to pretend. Maybe in

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Siberia somewhere there is a lumberjack living in the middle of

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nowhere with a big white wolf, and that Wolf is Vladimir Putin. Or,

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what is the photo you always see Vladimir Putin? He is naked from the

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waist up riding a horse. Perhaps he is trying to prepare us for the fact

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that he is a centaur. One day you will switch on the news and there

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will be Vladimir Putin galloping into the United Nations and taking a

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two-minute long kiss. He tapped out a message with his hoof until

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somebody points out that he has a mouth that can speak. He says he

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doesn't care and this is what the message is -- the message will say

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when he finishes it. An advisor will say, Vladimir, you are not a

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centaur, you are an old cobbler, a cobbler who is losing his mind and

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happens to be running the world. The old cobbler doesn't answer because

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he is flirting with the woman's torso that he has stitched onto a

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dead horse that. Of course the old man doesn't have the strength to

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stitch anything onto a debt horse so here's actually flicking with a

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Pella that his advisor has left on a labrador. So his advisor goes back

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to try to make sense of the orders he has received, unaware that he is

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and has always been Vladimir Putin. Good night.

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