Coco Khan

They're actually surveillance drones.

And it was a joke, obviously, but it ended up being repeated in the news.

I think about that often in terms of like conspiracy theories and how quickly they can be regarded as fact.

I'm just saying a fight amongst nations for powers that enable you to break into space for whatever reason.

Right.

Listen, all I'm saying is former President Barack Obama did not deny...

that aliens could exist.

That's all I'm saying.

I'm just saying.

Just on the Beatles' conspiracy theories, because there's loads, they really attract conspiracy theories.

Yeah, in the sort of fan fiction arena of Beatles lore, there's obviously this ongoing question about whether John Lennon was secretly in love with Paul McCartney.

I don't know.

See, no, this is a bad segment for me because kind of I'm like, I could believe it.

I mean, you know, if we're really getting into the weeds here, the East India Company, you know, had such outsized power in terms of politics and governance in this country.

And they traded in all sorts.

You know, some of it could have been

drug-related.

Maybe it was.

I'm just saying, the reason it's a good conspiracy theory is because it speaks to historical fact.

And even though it's probably a distortion or an exaggeration, is it really inconceivable that in the time of a great empire, which is what Britain had... In the 1960s.