We're going to be talking all about the gauntlet that's been thrown down at Glastonbury.

We're also going to be talking about Ben Habib's new party that is just launched today.

Yeah, and now I'm going to be adding also Rupert Lowe's new movement, Restore Britain.

Yeah, covering all the breaking stuff coming to you today.

And then we're also going to talk about the MP who's basically been

denied communion, haven't they, by the church. The church has decided to be churchish, I suppose

you could say. As it should be, as it should be. As all things should be. Anyway, so let's

get on with the first segment. So we all know Glastonbury. We all

love Glastonbury. It's one of those particular festivals that has become more infamous for its

moralising and its sermons and its songs and good bands these days. And this year didn't kick

that habit in any way whatsoever. It's still the same,

same people going there, the same self-flagellating, the same virtue signalling, and the same

80-year-old has-beens, you know, on stage. I just don't think I'm left-wing enough or wealthy enough

to go. I just, you know, thatwing enough or wealthy enough to go. I just,

you know, that's certainly not wealthy enough to go. The tickets are around 400 quid?

Something like that. Yeah, yeah. 380. There's everything else that's in there.

That's everything else that you'd have. I haven't got a trust fund, you see. I mean,

I can't imagine what the, um, the inflation is like on the prices of the recreational drugs in there as well.

So that's probably more expensive than the tickets.

But really the thing that everyone is talking about.

So I covered, I made a daily video back on Friday just going over like,

oh, look, you know, led by donkeys are going to put

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