Louise McSharry

And, you know, Kemi Badnock's apology kind of said that she said the video was done by very young people who did not recognize the footage as being from Bloody Sunday.

And sure does not say at all that like it's not even a blip on the radar of of many British people's lives that they wouldn't even think of it or be aware of it in making this kind of content.

Bloody Sunday.

Absolutely.

I mean, look, we're decades into social media now.

Do you know what I mean?

And this like, oh, is the social media intern kind of claim?

It just doesn't really work anymore anymore.

Certainly not maybe if you're like a small mom and pop business who you know is employing a teenager but like certainly not if you're literally the conservative party like it just I don't I don't think it's an acceptable excuse at this at this stage in the day when you're talking about something at that level and it's insane to suggest I think that it would you know I don't know yeah I agree with you I think it's hard it's hard to buy as an excuse.

Okay, we talked about the flotilla, the latest flotilla of ships trying to get to Gaza last week, and they have already been intercepted, haven't they?

Well, yeah, but why wouldn't they?

Because as you just said, like people like Michal Martin just say the same thing every time.

And it's like, you know, Israel can't disregard international law.

Or what though?

Or what?

Because nothing happens.

So like, you know, it's just all of this nonsense words that we hear over and over and over again.

Why wouldn't Israel send their boats out further?

Why wouldn't Israel continue to break the law?

Like they're getting away with literal murder publicly for years.