Welcome back to Finn versus history. I'm here with the ratio goals.

Hello there.

And as now, you've gone quite low African for that. I know, I know. I was actually trying to say just hello. But now you've been so warped by you. We're also with the Scottish scholar Daniel Sloss. Yes. Hello, my friend. Hello, my friend. It is great one. He's, uh, yeah, he's not born in Scotland as as you can hear the last king is the last king of scotland's

a uh controversial comedian if you're indian um he says some pretty wild stuff about indian we must say

we do not agree with everything this man says no we just want to say i'm a i'm a i'm a centrist

when it comes to gender rights.

I think there's a lot of good arguments on both sides. More rates on one side. Yes. Yeah. But the good side, the goodies. The goodies are winning. The good guys. Just an innocent man, Daniel Sloss. This is very much like Emily Maitless speaking to Prince Andrew. This is our version of it. You know, we've gone on the show.

It doesn't mean we agree with what he stands for. No.

No. This is the episode. Sloss is an outlier in the comedy community. This is the episode where you're the listeners of this podcast could maybe get their wives or girlfriends to listen to it. Can you tell I'm very uncomfortable with that?

Absolutely, I'm comfortable with that.

This is one for the ladies, ladies' night on the podcast.

This is the closest thing to a female guest we will ever have.

It's a man who's gone on record saying he's against sexual assault.

Which we must say, that's his opinion opinion and it's his political opinion

this is BBC who got

have balance

we have to have balance

we ask Russell Brown to come in as well

but he's currently

he's busy

yeah it's still in America I think

is he?

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