Episode 4 Nolan Live

What a special night. We are talking about immigration. Louis Walsh is on

the show. But here's what is taking this show off the roof tonight,

Ladies and gentlemen, let's get ready to rock this studio!

It's with great pride and pleasure I welcome to this fabulous venue.

The IBF Super Bantamweight Champion of the World, and on a hugely

successful and historical occasion last Saturday,

in Manchester, England, he also became the NEW WBA

Super Bantamweight Champion of the World!

Hailing from Tiger's Bay, Belfast, I give you Carl "The Jackal"

I think we should do it again, ladies and gentlemen, Carl Frampton

in the studio! World champion. What does it feel

like? It feels great. It was a huge fight,

we have had a long rivalry, me and Quigg. I just wanted to beat him, I

wanted to prove it. Very, very happy.

It's not that often a crowd in this studio gets on their feet for

somebody, how studio gets on their feet for

local support? studio gets on their feet for

Honestly, it's unbelievable. Even here tonight it was incredible, but

in Manchester it sounded like here tonight it was incredible, but

Belfast, it didn't feel like Manchester. And Quigg is from

Belfast, it didn't feel like miles outside Manchester. I

genuinely believe I am one of the best supported fighters in world

boxing. I am very grateful. best supported fighters in world

of them sound like 20,000. Is it starting to hit you?

I don't know. He hardly hit you!

I don't know. It was a bit of a boring fight

especially the first half. But It was a bit of a boring fight

I hit him with a solid jab and his eyes lit up. He didn't want to fight

for six eyes lit up. He didn't want to fight

The support that there eyes lit up. He didn't want to fight

was some famous support as well, some sober. Who could we possibly be

talking about? They said you can't wear a football

shirt, but I thought I might be on the telly.

shirt, but I thought I might be on He is doing a lot for Northern

Ireland, Carl from town. -- car Frampton. -- Carl Frampton.

We love Jimmy. But he had had a couple, more than a couple. But when

he sobered up, said -- he sent you a message.

Greetings from a very hot but very beautiful botanic gardens in

Singapore. It was the farthest place I could get away to after Saturday

night. What a performance, and you weren't bad either. I was hoping to

congratulate you, what I was sort of unable to speak. -- but I was. We

are incredibly proud of you. On Sunday morning it felt like I had

been through 12 gruelling rounds also. Northern Ireland's very own

Carl Frampton, everyone is so proud. I believe Wayne Rooney was in your

dressing room? He was in Quigg's dressing room.

He was supporting Quigg and he was a bit absurd.

He had a bet with Michael Wright, so he lost.

-- he had a bet with Rory McIlroy. I think we should welcome your

partner in crime, another local hero, ladies and gentlemen, Barry

McGuigan! I remember you telling me on the

radio show quite a long time ago, you knew this guy.

Yes, I have been telling everybody for years, people told me to shut

up. But he is an exceptional talent and he proved on Saturday night. It

was a cagey affair for the first 68 rounds, but we wanted people to buy

all the pay-per-view, but we knew it was going to be cagey. The idea was,

the strategic land was Carl would get out in front, get a good, decent

lead, and make him panic and make him come to you. I was watching the

show back on Sunday night quite late, and I listened to it and the

Mike went into their corner and at the end of the seventh round he said

sky have got us 61 down! -- Sky Sports 4. I thought, these guys are

idiots. We were way in front. That was the plan, and Carl knew it would

be a matter of coming to him and tried to pick him off. But he had

already broken his jaw and that stage. But it was a fantastic

performance, and we knew it would be a tactical battle, we knew it would

not be an all out war until the latter stages. And I think because

of the damage to his chin, he wasn't willing to commit. So Carl could not

nail him with the right punches, but he dominated him.

Did you know he had -- you had broken his jaw?

No, it was the end of possibly the eighth round or the sixth, but not

as early as the fourth as they were saying.

These two are a couple of really good fighters.

Everywhere we go, everywhere we go! Making all that noise, everywhere we

go. Tell you what, I am glad you can box

better than you can sing! He's actually got a good voice.

There's hardly a mark on you. If we put the camera up, the top of

the left ear. His left eye. There's just a little mark there, if we can

see that. It's that small, it's really hard to see. And that's it.

That wasn't even from the fight! I got a cut eye, it was a kid from

Belfast. Very last spark of the camp, he clipped me and my eyes

split. I thought initially, fights off. But it healed, but that wasn't

Quigg. That was actually...

He was dealt somebody blows though. As Carl said, it wasn't the fourth

round, it was more like the sixth round when he broke his jaw, but he

fought six rounds with a damaged jaw. But that was partly the reason

why he kept his hands up. We knew he was not going to take his hands in

an exchange with them. He goes blocked and then responds, but he

was blocking when he was responding. It was carried out to perfection.

Before the fight I heard you say it would be life changing. Life

changing for you and your family. How?

I don't know yet, because the money is not yet in my bank account! It

just takes about a week or so to come in.

It takes about a month or so. Look, it is obviously...

What type of money's involved? We don't know yet, we don't know...

Is it millions? . Ask questions like that. -- don't

ask questions like that. But we won't know until the

pay-per-view comes in in about a month.

One of them is mine. One of them is mine as well.

What's next for him, can you bring him, obviously he is on the world

stage. How about Windsor Park, how about here in Northern Ireland so

that these people who love you can do it on the home -- on your home

turf? Would you like that, ladies and gentlemen?

We would love to do that. We are obligated to make, it is a difficult

situation because in order for Kyle to fight for the WBA title they had

to make a mandatory 90 days after that that he would defend against

the super champion. The that that he would defend against

also given us 90 days to defend against another fighter, so we are

in a different -- difficult spot... Anywhere, the fact is we are

obligated. Anywhere, the fact is we are

champion we are more inclined to go down that route. But several guys

are interested in fighting down that route. But several guys

but we have to sit down, he is not making any decisions until

but we have to sit down, he is not chance to look at all the possible

opportunities and There is a certain amount of scandal

associated with you, because of course the last time you were in the

associated with you, because of studio we had rehearsed our fight in

the boxing ring, you witnessed studio we had rehearsed our fight in

Barry, and it was important you didn't touch a BBC presenter. What

happened is that didn't touch a BBC presenter. What

flying around the Internet now, let's remind us where the contact

happened here if we look at this freaky... -- VAT. -- if we look at

this clip. LAUGHTER Sorry, it was only a small

touch. I think you hit me harder than Quigg. What about your family?

It must be special? Great to see them, and... I saw your luck and by

getting his first haircut on Twitter. He is a bit of a rascal.

But he sat on ice and it was good to be home, great to be home with the

family. -- but he sat down nicely. What is your dream? To keep winning,

in Madison Square Garden is, in the MGM in Las Vegas. It is incredible,

I go there once a year, I would love to see you there. I would love to

get out there, but Windsor Park, above all, I would love to defend my

world title in front of home fans and repay them for what they have

done for me and show them I want to be at home, a Belfast boy, let's do

some fights from here. be at home, a Belfast boy, let's do

from a little boy aged seven, fighting in North Belfast, there you

are, where was that? fighting in North Belfast, there you

ABC in Tigers Bay. There is Joe fighting in North Belfast, there you

in the corner, who has sadly passed away, but well-known around that

area. -- Joe Farrell. Well, from that little boy, to someone we are

so proud of. Thank you. Carl Frampton! CHEERING Right, good

stuff. Give them a round of applause!

CHEERING The migrant crisis,

one of the biggest The UN warned this week about

a looming humanitarian disaster. Or imposing stricter

limits on who can come in? What is the answer to this? George

Galloway is joining us this evening. He should be on the line. Set this

out for us? That is a tidal wave of refugees arriving in Europe, more

than 1 million arrived last summer, and far more than 1 million will

arrive this summer, just in the first six weeks of this year 150,000

people arrived from the Middle East, and those travelled through the

worst of weather conditions. So, as the weather improves, more people

will take to the seas, and walking across Europe, cascading from one

end to the other end. And this, on top of austerity throughout most of

Europe, with more of that to come, because Greece seems to be about to

default on its payments, on its loans it got after the long-running

crisis. So do you think we should have an open door policy on

immigrants? No. So what should we do? I hope you did not bring me on

thinking I did. Every country should have control of its own borders and

there is no such thing as unlimited immigration, or ought to be, there

is nothing left wing about mass immigration, mass immigration

decapitates the countries from which they come and, when they arrive, it

drives down wages and conditions as unscrupulous lawyers take advantage

of new Labour. What should we do? Stop fuelling the wars that said

these people off in the first place. And I'm sorry if I sound like a

broken record... And we are where we are now. What should we do with the

present problem? Not to go back in time but agree with me that we need

to stop what we are doing right now, such as in Syria, our government and

others, the usual suspects I'm afraid, are continuing to fuel the

so-called rebellion in Syria, which has set the place on fire, saying

the destruction, not least amongst Christian communities, and holy

places. That might of course stop the father in flux, but there are

people right now, we can see them on television. -- further influx. We

have to show them out fairly, you cannot have Greece, such as nearby

Macedonian government trapping hundreds of thousands of people in

Greece, which will cause chaos. We will come back to you in a second.

David McNarry, we have to share the load, help people as much as they

can, against that? I am not, the United Kingdom government is doing

the right thing, if only people would listen, I welcome the 100 or

families that came from the Syrian camps to Northern Ireland and they

are being looked after, and I am aware of that, and I know more are

coming in, but the answer is why are people going on these horrendous

journeys, putting their lives and their children's lies at this, when

they are not going anywhere better? Some people may say it is better

than bombs, of course it is, but there are camps set up to facilitate

them close to their own homes from whence they should be returning

properly. Widening this out beyond Syria, what is wrong with an

economic migrant? Let me just tell you. This is my British passport.

What it says at the top... It so happens you brought it with you!

LAUGHTER Purposely, it says European Union at the top. Angela Merkel as

offered and brought in 1 million people, right? In not too long time,

they will get the same passport, the same rights, benefits. But people

have travelled to find work for centuries. We will find the

countries that put up the barbed wire, the people going with Angela

Merkel... Didn't your ancestors emigrated here from Scotland? No.

You are Irish? Yes. And resist the right for others to come here for a

better life? I understand it is highly emotional. You would not have

a hard if you did not feel for some of those scenes we see on television

but we don't have room, and not have an economy that can uphold this, 1

million people leaving other countries, turned into European

citizens, meaning the same rate this passport, and I do not believe they

should using that. This lady? What about what America, Australia,

Canada has done, if you do not come in with enough money, they will not

give you social security. Our problem is people come to this

country are coming for a better life, to get money out of our

government, that we have to pay in. They

government, that we have to pay in. all of them! Some people came to me

when I worked in the boot, and asking about

when I worked in the boot, and given it. Quite a sweeping

statement! It isn't. A lot are claiming for children not here in

this country. They are claiming for everything. I don't agree, to be

honest, some of what you have said is very sad. We have a lot of people

who will think some of the migrants with the same brush. You made a good

point we with the same brush. You made a good

around immigration, and separate and economic migrant and refugee. These

people are fleeing death, if there were bombs that were dropping and

leaving us destitute, in every were bombs that were dropping and

of their country... There are facilities close to their land, that

they want to go back to. I am father and grandfather and I would not take

my wife and children on and grandfather and I would not take

miles of track... It you had no other choice. But they have the

choice of camps. But you have never had your life on

the line to that But you have never had your life on

know what it is like? The IRA put But you have never had your life on

life on the line of occasions. But you have never had your life on

many people left Northern Ireland for the United States and Australia

and were accepted. On the condition they will make a contribution.

The man in the glasses? they will make a contribution.

consider these people are coming to they will make a contribution.

the UK because of UK foreign policy has driven their country into the

situation where they have no has driven their country into the

but to move from their home. has driven their country into the

problem with this has driven their country into the

but did not bring it on. I brought it on to make

but did not bring it on. I brought here at you at length! Thank

but did not bring it on. I brought you doing his job now? Most people

preface remarks with, I am not a racist, or I am the daughter or

granddaughter of immigrants, either occupying the moral high ground. I

am the occupying the moral high ground. I

were fleeing persecution in Russia, I am also not a racist, but, always

this but, we have to unpack the arguments and move away from the

this but, we have to unpack the emotional, where is your heart, here

is my passport, and save... But it is about sovereignty. And he talks

about his Britishness threatened. And I respect his opinion. I also

agree that while we are genes to And I respect his opinion. I also

Human Rights Act, part of the EU, and I support leaving the EU, we

will have uncontrolled Labour moving in and around Europe, and there is a

massive difference between an asylum seeker who needs surgery from war

and someone who just thinks Britain is a soft option. -- sanctuary from

what stop George Galloway, I would you respond to David McNarry? I am

glad I could not see that, probably not a pretty sight. America would be

the Buddhas country in the world and Bangladesh the richest because

everyone emigrates to union the United States, and nobody emigrates

to Bangladesh. Immigrants generate economic activity and more wealth

for all of us. Do you agree with that, David McNarry? George, let

David respond. Your point is? I will go on to make it, ?5 billion surplus

was contributed to the British economy I immigrants last year,

compounded each year there is a surplus of a great deal of money.

There may be the odd person turning up at the blue asking for ?3000 for

a car, though I am sure they were given short shrift from the

warm-hearted person that spoke, a former civil servant. -- brew. She

wants to despond. They got handed it, they were not given short

shrift, ?2000 for a car to get to work. Well, I demand an enquiry,

because for nearly 30 years as an MP, I never had of anyone getting

?3000 for a car, let alone someone who arrived as a refugee or economic

migrant. Go ahead. I coach load of refugees were brought into my area

and put up in a Hotel, all women and kids, we have nothing against them,

but we were not told about it, they were sneaked in, I live in a nice

area and if we were told refugees were coming with women and kids we

would have welcomed them, but the children to the community centres.

Why should you be told? Why do they need your permission? Because people

have the wrong issues about them, going against them because

politicians from other areas were treating these people, coming into

our area, we would like to know ourselves. But this is what is

wrong, people saying things like our area! But we have to live the, and

they could break into our houses. -- we have to live there. I do not

believe anyone is bad, I did tell people, it is women and kids, look

what they have went through, welcome them with open arms. Maybe they

could have made our kids. But that would have been the nice thing but

no one was talking were coming in. This lady is entitled to feel some

ownership of her area. The fact is, why don't we...

I would love to do things like that. How much money, let's be practical,

how much money has it cost to get all these people over to these

different areas? What are we spending our foreign aid on, to fund

I's space programme? Why aren't we spending it on enabling people to

stay in their indigenous -- indigenous areas and have a better

life? People want to be where they are more culturally at home, why not

help them? The UK is the second biggest donor

to foreign aid. They want to help people in their own country first.

Like you said, it hasn't worked. So we will try to help settle them

around their country. But it is not always working. We have a moral

obligation to help bring them here, because we do have room. We have a

moral and an international legal operation to help people who are

fleeing from their lands. Young lady up here.

What if these people just demand even more of our services such as

NHS and our education systems? We are already struggling. The majority

of them are coming to work. Including in the NHS, by the way.

Many experts say the NHS could not function if we did not have people

from other places in the world coming to work here. We have to look

after our own before we take in even more people. Go ahead. Do you not

think you should put refugees on the back burner with all the

homelessness in the United Kingdom? Look after people on our own

streets? The North of Ireland is famously a Christian part of the

world, but I'm not hearing much Christian charity from your studio

discussion tonight. Of course we are a Christian country. Well,

discussion tonight. Of course we are hear some... Do you

discussion tonight. Of course we are everybody or is it just me? At the

moment is that -- it is just you, George. Well, kindly let me speak.

These people, and it is really important to unbundle the economic

migrant from the refugee. The economic migrant,

migrant from the refugee. The right to control their numbers. One

of the reasons why I right to control their numbers. One

the EU. But the refugee, the wretched, the

the EU. But the refugee, the to be free from hell on earth,

the EU. But the refugee, the really have to find some Christian

the EU. But the refugee, the are fleeing not just bombs, they are

fleeing Isis and Al-Qaeda, who are fleeing not just bombs, they are

cut your head off. Now frankly, so, you would take your wife

cut your head off. Now frankly, so, would take them away if Isis with

their sharp would take them away if Isis with

people's hearts... There is not much difference between them and the IRA

and I never took by family anywhere, I stood my ground and I stood with

my own people. We are a Christian nation and that comes through all

the time, George. That is not coming across from what you are saying.

However bad the Troubles were in the North of Ireland... But

However bad the Troubles were in the completely untrue. It is completely

untrue. But however bad the situation was, in the north of

Ireland, people were not getting their heads cut off, the heights

eaten, crucified... -- hearts. They were getting bombed to pieces.

eaten, crucified... -- hearts. They going to pay you a compliment of

imagining you don't know what you are talking about. If you did know,

what kind of hell it is in Iraq and Syria, thanks to us and George Bush,

you would not have the hard faced hard hearted attitude all the while.

You are a hypocrite. Clutching your Bible, whilst slamming the door on

people who are fleeing from the most horrific hell on earth.

people who are fleeing from the most David respond. Do not accept, David,

but the extent of the devastation in Syria -- do not accept, but the

extent of the devastation and bloodshed is far beyond what

happened here? No, what I have got to say is in response to questions I

have -- I was asking of the police quite recently, Isis threat in the

city of Belfast has gone from moderate to serious in a matter of

weeks. This is our capital city, and the police themselves have upgraded

the threat from Isis. That is concerning. Go ahead, sir, with your

hand up. Do not think this is something Stormont should have been

dealing with long before it got out of hand? Rather than the usual

political point scoring. The UN's International Labour Organisation

has stated that the migrants have a positive economic contribution in

terms of paying more taxes and social contribution than they

actually take out of the economy. What do you think about this, you

had to seek asylum in 1979. 1975. We were sent to the UK, Manchester, to

study, and then in 1980 when the revolution happened in Iran, there

was persecution obviously and then in 1981 my parents came to visit us,

and my father could never go back. And because of that, he sought

asylum, and all the children, my siblings, we got asylum and we

remain in the UK. So how do you feel about what you have heard tonight?

It is just a matter of looking at the situation, it is a matter of

chance where you are born, whether you are born in Northern Ireland or

Kuwait or Iran. It is privileged that you are born in a country that

you can leave and be free. I was not free in Iran. David, if you believe

the EU is far too lax on immigration, that we need to leave

it to control our on-board is, therefore it follows that you must

want border controls and checkpoints back on the Irish border. -- control

at own borders. The Republic of Ireland is not in Schengen, and

neither is the United Kingdom, thank goodness. The relationship we have

in terms of trading with the Republic of Ireland is one that will

continue. I cannot see any great difference with the United Kingdom

out of Europe. But if we want to control our borders against

immigration from Europe, you have to control but border between here and

the South. I want to control our borders right this moment, between

this little part of the United Kingdom and the Irish Republic,

because it is a porous border, and because... So you would put border

controls back on the border here? Yes, because right this moment...

Illegal immigrant sigh crossing the border. Would you put checkpoints

back? Are you trying to scare us? Isis terrorists are coming from

Dublin to Belfast? Yes? How do we know? Go and ask the Chief

Constable. Isis terrorists are coming from Dublin to Belfast. There

was a statement three weeks ago which said the police are more

concerned about young jihadist militant Islamic people than they

are about dissident IRA. So Ukip once border controls and checkpoints

on the border. No, we won't border controls, we want -- we need border

controls... And checkpoints as well? The checkpoints on going to be able

to be done, how on earth do you do that, the IRA crossed every day and

every night. The British Government's foreign policy is

making it worse. We can afford to bomb countries that aren't our

business, but we can't afford to fund the welfare system or invest in

people who need our help. Part of the problem I think also with this

debate is that first of all we haven't really looked at the issue

of radicalised Islam, which is sprouting on our campuses and in

different areas of our communities, and that has propagated this idea

that immigration is a bad thing. Everything's and thrown into one

pot. But this issue that George gave us, a very vivid description of the

kind of things that people are suffering terrible hell in Syria.

When you run, I would have thought you run to the first safe place you

get to. Just spill back to the rise of the Nazis in the Second World

War. People left Germany and fled for example to Holland, as Anne

Frank's family famously did. Her father thought the family would be

safe there, he couldn't see how far the Nazi tentacles would stretch. He

didn't think, we will press on to Britain. As a family, when you run,

and thank God I have never been in that position but my family have,

generations before, you stop when you come to the place you feel safe.

And this is part of the issue now. Either you run to get to safety, or

you run because you want to get to Britain. The two are not mutually

exclusive. The debt she added to the Newsletter. -- deputy editor. I used

to be quite tough on immigration. England is one of the most densely

populated countries in the world. Look at the catastrophic rise in

house prices in London that kind of things. But I travelled down via

Belgrade, and saw the beginning of this human chain, and Lesbos, they

spoke English, almost all of them, and aside from the human tragedy of

these and aside from the human tragedy of

wondering around, I thought we could benefit from the resourcefulness. So

that maybe we should actually a Northern Ireland, take some more.

However, there comes a point, very clearly, when you have to say, no.

Look what happened when Angela Merkel sent out the signal and many

more people came. When is the point to say no? I don't know, but I think

this is just the beginning. Because of the exploding world population, I

don't think it is just about Syria. I am from Dungannon, and we have

loads of industries dependent on migrant workers, similar because we

are not willing to do the job ourselves. And the man in the

glasses. Do think that our jobs and our school places for example would

be put under even more stress, especially with part-time jobs, as a

student myself surely that is relevant. We have so many empty

school desks in Northern Ireland so I don't think we will run out of

schools. I think whenever we use this issue of taking our jobs, we

have to look at why there is no investment in the neighbourhoods.

have to look at why there is no That is part down to Stormont and

have to look at why there is no part down to the UK Government. It

is not about putting local against migrant. Final word George Galloway.

The vast majority of refugees that arrived in Europe last summer came

from Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria. You don't have to be Einstein to

work out what these three countries have in common. So a bit of

Christian charity. We have in common. So a bit of

create this disastrous problem, have in common. So a bit of

people in both Syria and Iraq, in fact more than 1 million people, and

so to hear people, you know, as we come up to Easter time, to

so to hear people, you know, as we people slamming stable doors and

saying, six refugees per constituency is more than enough, it

is frankly and unedifying spectacle. George, thank you. Give our guests a

I very important debate which will be happening right up until the

referendum on June 23. Right, let's lighten the mood now,

and our next guest is a man who is never short of something

to say and knows all The former X Factor judge

is the best-known pop boss MUSIC: Sound Of The Underground

by Girls Aloud Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome

Louis Walsh! CHEERING How are you? Good to see you! It is always good

for you to pop in to see us. It is. And the showbiz gossip, cut to the

chase, will you go back into X Factor? Honestly, I don't know.

Nothing is signed. Do you want to go back in? I would like to. Have you

been approached? Simon would like the back.

So if the man in charge once you back, and you want to go back, what

is stopping it? Lots of politics at ITV and Fremantle, and I would want

to go back if it is the same as the old days, fun. Do you dig ITV would

like you back? The ratings were down. Why? There was no fun to it. I

would love Sharon Osbourne back, I would love Nicol, like it was all

those years ago. Do you think the show has lost some of its audience

because you were not there? Not because of me, but it has definitely

lost some audience. RB at the stage of talking money? No, but I don't do

it for the money, I love working with Simon, we are best friends. We

are really good friends. But wasn't it Simon who don't you? Indirectly,

yes, trying to improve the shore. But you say you are best friends the

Simon Cowell, but by which he dumped you? I was there for 11 years, a

long time. I thought I was going to miss it, but I would watch TV on

Saturday. But I did not miss it. Was it Simon that told you? He said,

darling, we are making changes. And that did not change things? No, we

managed Westlife together. I was offered a lot more to go back. But I

did not want to do it. Tell him I will do it for 50 grand! Do you know

who talk the height of not doing it, Simon, he called me and said, do not

do it, darling, he calls everyone darling. What will you offer to go

into the jungle? Big rowing figures. You said you would tell me. Probably

around 1 million. You turn down a million quid? You would eat a

cockroach for ?1 million? I tell it like it is. I am a bit of a loose

cannon. I say things I shouldn't. That is what would have happened on

the shore. But Simon said not to do it. Maybe he will have me back. So

people will need to be dumped if you are going back. Were they right to

get rid of neck grip shop -- Nick Grimshaw? Yes, she wasn't right.

What about Dermot O'Leary? I have a feeling he will come back. As Simon

spoken to you about him coming back? I have heard good rumours and I have

a good source. What about this lady here?

It is Cheryl. You give her this silly song! It was a throwaway

performance. She is so much better than this. This could be your last

week and it is her fault it! What is it like in real life between

you two? Do you like her? Yes, I like her, I don't love her, but I

prefer Sharon Osbourne and Nicole. And I think Liam is really talented.

He is the one person in the band that will make a great career. There

have been rumours, but do you know for a fight? I have only heard

rumours. I think Liam will be good for her, he is really musical comedy

Gary Barlow of that band. I know you say you are good friends but Simon

Cowell. I am. Do you think you will wobble over the ratings? I think

that is why he will make changes. He needs to bring it back to what it

used to be. But is he warbling, losing confidence if he is not

always successful? The always wants to be top dog. She is in America at

the moment, doing talent shows on both sides of the Atlantic. May be X

Factor should be rested? No. And who cares about The Voice? It has not

been successful in the UK. Do you think ITV can have The Voice and X

Factor on the same schedule? I think The Voice will follow on from X

Factor. The Voice has never had a star, tell me one who has had a head

from that anywhere? Tell me! For goodness sake! X Factor as that hat

every year. Then eight months later, Simon drops them. -- X Factor has

had hits every year. You have had lots of people who have had careers

because of the X Factor. Let's talk about you personally. I read you

have been losing your hearing, right? I thought I was, because on

the auditions two years ago, I could not hear everything. It was because

of the live audience. Which I think they should bring back. You need the

live audience, you want to get more out of the contestants. My hearing

is lucky, and I did and it -- I did an advertisement about hearing aids.

Does anyone have a question? Come on! No questions for Louis Walsh?

Isn't that really... You ask me a question. What about Boyzlife? There

was a rumour about that, but it will never, ever happen! Why? The boys

don't want it, and I don't want it. Westlife don't need anybody.

don't want it, and I don't want it. and Ronan Keating get on?

don't want it, and I don't want it. really. Why? We have moved on to

different things. But no, I don't really like him. LAUGHTER

different things. But no, I don't at one stage. Yes, I got him off the

hits. What happened? We don't agree at one stage. Yes, I got him off the

with each other. And my earpiece has gone! Did he not appreciate the work

you did for him? A lot of people are ungrateful

you saw him in a restaurant which you speak to him? Of course, I would

give them the bill! LAUGHTER But life is good. I love the band you

have on tonight. They have a good future. They are absolutely class.

And now plans to retire? I did a show for ITV called Drive recently.

And I am useless. This is the new Top Gear for ITV. And Top Gear and

Chris Evans will blow you out of the water!

Chris Evans will blow you out of the driving show and you can't drive and

you are in it? But the other people are much better. I make do I shall

for RTE, an Irish talent show. Why are you laughing? Because you are

everywhere. I cannot believe the man who turned down ?1 million for the

jungle. It is always good to have you here. Thank you. Dave Louis

Walsh around of applause. Well, that's it for another

action-packed Nolan Live. Remember, you can continue

the conversation with me after the show on Facebook

live and on Twitter. We will end the shore with some

fantastic live music. Have a look at this. -- the show.

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