Hello, hello, hello, hello everyone. So we've not done a live show for quite a while,

but also late, obviously, predictably. We were just getting, you know, we have, we have

a lot of guests today and a lot of excellent guests, I should say, at that. So we just had

to get everyone's, you know, just saw a few technical details. We've done it though.

We've got through it. One of our guests said the near stiff whiskey after the process. So maybe

we'll all just be violently inebriated by the end of the show. And we've got so much to talk

about today. Later, we will be talking to the brilliant, and Joan Sonsa, who was a holocaust

survivor, many of you may have seen, who challenged, uh, so will, uh, rare, rather than, um, about

her horrific, uh, language, about refugees and migrants, the dehumanising rhetoric and

an attempt to, I think teach, maybe the unteachable, sadly, the home secretary about the lessons

from history, about what happens when vulnerable minorities are stripped, uh, of their basic

humanity. It's such important things to talk about. We'll also later be talking about, uh, people

may have seen in Scotland has been a reform to gender recognition. Um, that has now the British

government is talking about blocking that. We also have comments from Kate Starmer on the issue,

which will also, uh, be talking about. We'll also be joined by the brilliant Ellie Mayer Hagen,

my friend and companion arrow. We'll talk about just general politics stuff. Let's talk about,

um, but before I bring in my first guest, just again, if you're watching live, click on the

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uh, I will always read through them. We'll also put up all, if you super chat, you can support

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