Hey, all right, you awakening wonders. Thanks for joining us live on Rumble for our show. Stay Free with

Russell Brand. I'm here with Gareth Roy. We're going to go through the news stories of the day.

Trump's leaked audio. Are his admissions incriminating? It does sound incriminating like this noise of

someone literally going through a box like, oh, here, look at the secret. But I suppose this is the question we want to ask you,

and do let us know in the comments and the chat, what you think. Don't you sort of feel

already that all politicians, and particularly heads of state, have access to highly sensitive

material which they communicate about in private circles.

It's not really the worst thing you can imagine someone in power doing.

And isn't it more significant that the confidential and classified information pertains to a

potential war with Iran?

Isn't that the real story rather than that Trump is rifling through them boxes having a Diet Coke,

not Diet Coke, full fat Coke for Trump.

It's funny, isn't it?

Because basically this is about Trump, admittedly, you know, I guess you could say,

illegally showing someone a classified document.

But basically what you're saying is, you see, I told you I didn't want a war with Iran.

And then the mainstream media going, ha, we've got you. It't want a war with Iran, and then the mainstream media going,

ha, ha, we've got you.

It's like the war with Iran is surely the important.

I don't know.

What has more impact on you?

Is it that powerful people have accessed the classified documents that they maybe sometimes

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