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00:00You're watching the Gentle Nine-Nine News Network.
00:06And now, live from Washington, D.C., it's the new Current Affairs show
00:10that takes a look at the big issues over in Great Britain.
00:13Hi, I'm nine-time Pulitzer Prize-winning news anchor Douglas Digger Daly.
00:19And together with my crack team of international correspondents,
00:22I'm here to lift the lid on what's really going on
00:26in the country we Americans like to think of
00:28as our special little friend.
00:31Welcome to Britain Today, Tonight.
00:34Call that a Zoom camera three, you're fired.
00:39On tonight's show, security correspondent John Donovan
00:43visits a shopping mall to ask,
00:45just how alert is Britain to the growing threat of global terrorism?
00:49Female locker room and toilets, but in fact, a guard waiting,
00:53waiting in anticipation.
00:54Investigative reporter Ken Kildoom gets on his pushbike
00:58to look at the extent of road rage on Britain's streets.
01:02It's on his porch.
01:03Nothing, nothing.
01:04And special correspondent Peter P. Powers has an exclusive report
01:08on the British Secret Service's attempts to decode terrorist text messages.
01:12Want to bang later?
01:15I'm ready to explode.
01:17Dot, dot, dot.
01:17Thanks for taking the time.
01:24I'm Douglas Digger Daly.
01:27Over in the UK, there's one question on everyone's lips.
01:31Is that guy a terrorist?
01:33And although multiple UK terror plots have been foiled of late,
01:36the current threat level remains severe.
01:40And nowhere are the little people of Britain more under threat
01:42from an imminent attack than in Britain's shopping malls.
01:45Security correspondent John Donovan has more.
01:52My name is John Michael Patrick Donovan.
01:56Ex-Australian television action star
01:58turned television action journalist.
02:02Hi there.
02:03John Donovan.
02:04I'm on a crusade to uncover the danger and terror threats
02:08that hide in plain sight on Britain's streets every day.
02:11Incredible.
02:12An illegal migrant.
02:13As well as meeting the real-life, everyday heroes
02:16that keep us safe from the bad guys.
02:18This is John Donovan.
02:19Let's do this!
02:21Ow!
02:23Picture the scene.
02:25You've come to a shopping mall in the middle of barking
02:28and all of a sudden,
02:30the shopping mall is overrun by terrorists.
02:33I've come to potential terror hotspot
02:35Vicarage Field Shopping Centre
02:37to meet the security guards responsible
02:39for keeping shoppers safe
02:41from the threat of international terrorism.
02:43And if my research is correct,
02:45I'm about to meet the best in the business.
02:47John Donovan.
02:48Great to meet you.
02:49Good to meet you.
02:49Great to meet you.
02:50Shall we?
02:50Yep.
02:50Let's go.
02:51Let's go.
02:52Lead the way.
02:53After you, John.
02:56After you, Mick.
02:59So where are we now?
03:00What is this here?
03:01This is a corridor to the security control room.
03:04Very solid.
03:05More corridors.
03:06Quite confusing for someone
03:07who might have gained access here illegally.
03:10If I was a criminal,
03:11I would have no idea which way to go.
03:13I mean, do I go this way?
03:14Into the locker room?
03:15No, there's a locker room.
03:16In here?
03:16What's in here?
03:17You see that?
03:18Female locker room and toilets.
03:19But in fact,
03:20a guard waiting.
03:22Waiting in anticipation.
03:24Another corridor.
03:26Another code.
03:26There's another code on the key door.
03:28And we're in.
03:30Hi.
03:31Once inside,
03:33I meet Ernest and Addy,
03:35two modern-day heroes
03:37risking life and limb
03:38to protect innocent shoppers
03:40from the bad guys.
03:42This guy.
03:43Who's this guy?
03:44This guy's got a bag, right?
03:46And he's about to walk into a shop
03:47and he's gone.
03:48Yeah.
03:49That guy,
03:49it's like,
03:50he's window shopping.
03:52What if that guy
03:53walked into the shop
03:55with his bag?
03:56His bag was full of explosives.
03:59And he was looking for somewhere
04:00to place that bag
04:02in order to detonate
04:03a terrorist bomb device,
04:05killing hundreds,
04:06if not thousands,
04:07of people.
04:09Well,
04:10it looks like a normal person.
04:12A normal person?
04:13Yep.
04:13What was that?
04:16Someone wants to come in.
04:17Yes.
04:17Someone wants to come in?
04:18Right.
04:19What I'm looking at here
04:20is a van.
04:22It's a large van.
04:24He's zooming in now.
04:25Look at that.
04:25Close up.
04:26I can actually look
04:26at the lorry driver
04:28here,
04:28from the epicenter.
04:30Here,
04:30he's buzzed again.
04:31Is this guy suspicious?
04:32They don't know who he is.
04:34Who could he be?
04:34I am going to speak to him.
04:36You're going to speak to him now?
04:37This is incredible.
04:37Everyone,
04:38everyone,
04:39hush,
04:40silence.
04:42Let's do this.
04:49Good afternoon,
04:50the Crest Fisher-Consentor.
04:51How can I help?
04:53Who for?
04:56Asda,
04:57please come through.
04:59In less than 15 seconds,
05:01Eddie here has ascertained,
05:02along with Ernest's inquiry,
05:04that this lorry
05:05is not,
05:07in fact,
05:07full of explosives.
05:08No.
05:09Making deliveries to Asda.
05:11Yet,
05:13thanks to Eddie
05:14and Ernest,
05:15they were able to ascertain
05:17in record time
05:18that that lorry
05:20was good to go.
05:22Can I shake you by the hand?
05:23That was incredible work there.
05:26Thank you very much.
05:27So what have we learned?
05:28Prejudice,
05:30profiling,
05:31criminals,
05:33good guys,
05:33and bad guys.
05:36We've seen them all today.
05:38This has been John Donovan
05:39saying,
05:41I was right all along.
05:45Never doubted that for a second, John.
05:47Nice job.
05:48If there's one thing Britons are known for,
05:52it's their impeccable manners.
05:54But put them behind the wheel
05:55of a moving vehicle,
05:56and it's a very different story,
05:58with the UK now having
06:00one of the highest incidences
06:01of road rage in the world.
06:03We sent investigative reporter
06:05and Scottish journalist
06:06of the year,
06:071991,
06:08Ken Kildoon,
06:09out onto the terrifying streets
06:11of London
06:12to ask,
06:13are they safe?
06:14How do you react
06:16to the statement made this morning?
06:17My name is Ken Kildoon.
06:18Here's the plan.
06:19Undercover investigative journalist
06:20extraordinaire.
06:21High-powered Arab sheikhs.
06:23Feel us in the pursuit of truth.
06:25Jesus Christ!
06:28Yet never compromising
06:29my personal safety.
06:31Watch out.
06:31Green cross code.
06:32Cross the road.
06:33Excellent.
06:34And back to investigative journalism.
06:35Ken Kildoon.
06:37I've got a cover.
06:39A war is taking place
06:40on our roads.
06:42Pedestrians hate car drivers.
06:44Car drivers hate
06:45black cab drivers.
06:46Black cab drivers
06:47hate lorry drivers.
06:49And everyone
06:49hates cyclists.
06:52Over 80% of Britain's drivers
06:53admit to getting furious
06:55at the wheel,
06:56blaming the stress
06:56of modern lifestyles
06:58and too much traffic
06:59on the roads.
07:00So I've come to
07:01a black cab cafeteria
07:02to discuss this
07:03with real cab drivers
07:04over a sausage,
07:05stew egg,
07:06fried bread,
07:06black pudding,
07:07and all the mushrooms.
07:08Now what's the current state
07:09of the roads in London?
07:10Yeah, I just think
07:11there's too much traffic
07:12on the road.
07:13Too many cars?
07:14Yeah, too many cars.
07:16Yeah, too many vehicles.
07:17Do you think
07:17you might be adding to that?
07:19Um...
07:20Being the one extra vehicle
07:21on the road?
07:22I don't...
07:23Well, I suppose I am, yes.
07:25This cabbie was clearly
07:26too nape short of a tatty.
07:27Perhaps I needed
07:28this wee lassie's point of view.
07:30Sophia is part
07:31of a long line
07:32of black cab drivers.
07:34Sophia's brother
07:35was a black cab driver.
07:36Sophia's uncle
07:37is a black cab driver.
07:39Her father,
07:40her grandfather,
07:41her great-grandfather
07:42before him.
07:43Your sister?
07:45I haven't got one.
07:46To get to the truth,
07:47I pulled out a classic
07:48journalistic trick,
07:49Ward Association.
07:51I'll say something
07:51and then you describe him
07:52on one word.
07:53OK.
07:54Cyclists.
07:55Road hooking.
07:55Minicab drivers.
07:57Sat-nab users.
07:58Uber drivers.
07:59Lost.
08:00Bus drivers.
08:01Annoying.
08:02White van men.
08:04Don't know where they're going.
08:05Pedestrians.
08:06Don't look where they're going.
08:08Groups of tourists.
08:09Er, interesting.
08:11From Japan.
08:12Camera users.
08:14Buskers.
08:15Good.
08:16Romanians on poles
08:17that don't exist
08:18who are hovering
08:19simultaneously
08:20from the ground
08:21in a Yoda costume.
08:24Different.
08:26According to recent statistics,
08:28the majority of incidents
08:29of rage on the road
08:30are aimed squarely
08:31at one very specific
08:33type of road user.
08:34Cyclists.
08:35So I decided to meet one.
08:37Hi, Dave.
08:37How are you?
08:37I'm good.
08:38Ken Kildun.
08:38Lovely to meet you.
08:39Vigilante cyclist Dave
08:40has made it his mission
08:42in life to catch bad drivers
08:43by filming them
08:44on his helmet cam
08:45and posting the footage online.
08:48And you've got a nickname,
08:48don't you?
08:50Yeah.
08:50And what's that nickname?
08:52Britain's Most Hated Cyclist.
08:53Britain's Most Hated Cyclist.
08:55Well, it's time
08:56to get on my bike
08:58and that's exactly
08:59what I'm going to do now.
09:00With his helmet cam
09:01securing over 70 convictions,
09:03Come on, Dave!
09:03we set out to see
09:04if we could bag a few more.
09:06Well, I ain't going on the pad
09:07when you get naked for that.
09:08See you later.
09:09Whoa!
09:10Fuck!
09:11Look, I'm on a bicycle
09:12for the first time
09:14in 22 years.
09:17I'm scared, Dave!
09:18I'm afraid!
09:20I feel free,
09:22but at the same time
09:23in mortal danger.
09:25Mortal danger.
09:26Jesus Christ!
09:28They're going so fast!
09:30Whoa!
09:32Having conquered my fear
09:34of being squashed
09:34to a picklet,
09:35I decided to go on a hunt
09:37for motorists
09:38breaking the law.
09:39I want justice.
09:40No, she's okay.
09:41She's good.
09:43Is she good?
09:43She's good too?
09:45Oh, this one.
09:46He's on his phone.
09:48Buddy, you're on your phone.
09:49You shouldn't be on your phone.
09:50Buddy, you shouldn't be
09:51on your phone.
09:52S***.
09:52S***.
09:53You shouldn't be on your phone.
09:55I'm telling you again.
09:56S***.
09:56Alright, I'll race you.
09:57Ha-ha!
09:58I had discovered
09:59that Dave's prejudice
10:00against motorists
10:01Naughty, naughty!
10:02was utterly justified.
10:04Ha!
10:05I caught you.
10:06Don't tell me to shut up.
10:07You shut up.
10:09Apologize.
10:11Apologize!
10:13There you have it.
10:15The roads of Great Britain.
10:17Are they safe?
10:19Are they f***?
10:20See you next time
10:21on Ken Gildun Reports.
10:24Bye for now.
10:27Well, that's it for part one.
10:29But coming up in part two,
10:30I debate the gender pay gap
10:33with feminist Danila Dami.
10:34Why should Flavio be paying less?
10:36He's ejaculating nine times a day.
10:38What does this have to do
10:39with gender pay gap?
10:41And we go deep inside
10:43the British Secret Service
10:44as they attempt to enlist
10:45specialist help
10:46decoding potential terror
10:48text messages.
10:49Who is L'MFAO?
10:50L'MFAO.
10:51L-M-F-A-O.
10:54L-M-F-A-O.
11:03Welcome back to Britain Today Tonight,
11:06the show that grabs Britain
11:07by the pussy
11:08until its Brexit goes hard.
11:11And I'm pleased to announce
11:12the show can now count
11:13President Trump
11:14as one of its fans.
11:16During the break,
11:17President Trump tweeted,
11:19Watching Britain Tonight Show.
11:21Terrific work digger.
11:22Great chemistry.
11:23Great, great show.
11:25John and Ken, good people.
11:26A great, great thing.
11:28Impressive.
11:29Mr. President,
11:30we salute you.
11:32With Britain's Secret Service
11:34desperate to identify
11:35the patents and codes
11:36they suspect
11:37could be the terrifying
11:38texts of terrorists,
11:40they're looking
11:40to the younger generation
11:42for help.
11:43Peter P. Powers has this.
11:47I'm award-winning
11:48documentary filmmaker
11:50Peter P. Powers.
11:51So put that
11:52with the other scene,
11:53four frames,
11:54and you put your music on it,
11:55hard cut to the next scene.
11:56What does the P stand for?
11:58Persistence?
11:58Perseverance?
11:59Persuasion?
12:00Nothing to help.
12:01Take your pick.
12:02Peter P. Powers.
12:04With over 8 billion
12:06text messages
12:06being sent every day,
12:09Britain's security services
12:10are desperate
12:11for an army of new recruits
12:12to help spot the ones
12:14that could be linked
12:15to terror.
12:15And by new recruits,
12:18I mean young people.
12:20Heading up their search
12:21is super spook
12:22Sir Nicholas Charles.
12:25Sir Nicholas has granted
12:27us unprecedented access
12:28and he's allowed us
12:30to undertake
12:30covert filming
12:31as he meets
12:32a series of young people
12:33he thinks may be able
12:35to help crack
12:36the SMS code.
12:37We are fighting a war
12:38on a new front.
12:40That front is social media.
12:42In order to achieve
12:43his mission objectives,
12:44Sir Nicholas must first
12:45use some highly specialized
12:47techniques to win
12:49the youngster's trust.
12:50Would you like a Haribo?
12:51Yes, please.
12:53Cheese string?
12:53Yes, please.
12:55What about a Capri Sun?
12:57Yes, please.
12:58You're right.
12:59Could I just...
13:00Thanks.
13:00Oh, thanks so much.
13:02Do you usually
13:03penetrate from the top
13:04or do you come
13:05from behind?
13:07The Capri Sun.
13:08Oh, oh, oh, um...
13:10Having gained their trust,
13:13Sir Nicholas reveals
13:15something of his background.
13:16I work for an agency
13:19that works for a larger agency,
13:23that works for a conglomerate,
13:25that works for a business outfit,
13:28that has dealings
13:29with a co-partnership,
13:32that does business
13:33with the government.
13:34You work for the government.
13:35In so many words, yes.
13:37With the clock ticking,
13:38the young people
13:39are put to work
13:39analyzing and decoding
13:41a series of messages
13:42flagged by Sir Nicholas
13:43as highly suspicious.
13:45This was intercepted
13:46at 2.38 on Wednesday morning.
13:49It says,
13:50Can't sleep,
13:51light bulb,
13:52exclamation mark,
13:53small camcorder,
13:55aubergine envelope.
13:59Most boys
14:00talk to girls
14:01around these times
14:01because they don't get us
14:03to send pictures
14:03naked of themselves.
14:04So men
14:05are getting in contact
14:06with females
14:08in the middle of the night
14:09and asking them
14:10to take pictures
14:11of vegetables
14:12and send them to them.
14:13Not vegetables,
14:14but you know what I mean.
14:15But that's clearly a vegetable.
14:16It's an aubergine.
14:17The aubergine means
14:18his penis.
14:23If I show you...
14:24Please, no, don't.
14:25No, no, it's fine.
14:25If I could send a pic.
14:26No, no, no, I don't want a picture.
14:27No, no, no.
14:28I understand.
14:28I could get into a lot of trouble for that.
14:30Sorry, sorry.
14:31Sir Nicholas reads out
14:32another message
14:33that he believes
14:34could be a communique
14:35between two deadly terrorist cells.
14:38Want to bang later?
14:40Question mark.
14:40Winky face.
14:42I'm ready to explode.
14:44Dot, dot, dot.
14:44Where are you?
14:49Yes.
14:49Do you want to have sex later?
14:51Sorry?
14:51Do you want to have sex later?
14:52No.
14:52Oh, no, not us.
14:54Of course not us.
14:55I'm saying it's decon.
14:56Oh, right.
14:56Oh, yes, sorry.
14:57Yes, yes, yes.
14:58I'm ready to explode.
14:58You are?
14:59No.
15:00That's what he said.
15:00Yes, that is, yes.
15:01What that means...
15:02Yes.
15:03...is that he's ready
15:04to ejaculate.
15:06With the text messages
15:07expertly translated,
15:09we see Sir Nicholas
15:10move on to one particular name
15:12that has come up
15:13repeatedly on social media.
15:15A name security services believe
15:17could be highly significant.
15:20Who is Lim Fao?
15:21Lim Fao.
15:22Yes.
15:22Would you like me to spell it?
15:23Yes, yes.
15:24L-M-F-A-O.
15:28Oh, it's not a name.
15:30He's a hacker.
15:31He's a Chinese hacker.
15:32Lim Fao.
15:33He's working for the Koreans,
15:35isn't he?
15:36You've heard of him,
15:37haven't you?
15:37No.
15:38You have?
15:38I promise you have him.
15:39It stands for something.
15:41Laughing my arse off.
15:42What about the F, though?
15:43It's a swear I say it.
15:44I'm laughing my bloody head off.
15:46Bloody?
15:48L-M-B-F-A-O.
15:50Lim Fao.
15:51No.
15:52Is that his brother?
15:53No.
15:53You can even use it
15:54without an F as well.
15:55L-M-A-O.
15:57Lim Fao.
15:57Yeah, you can use that.
15:58His sister?
15:59No.
15:59Now we know that Lim Fao
16:01is actually working
16:02with two other people,
16:03Limau and Limbao.
16:05No.
16:07This is very confusing.
16:09We'll be back
16:10with the second part
16:11of Peter's special report
16:12in two shakes
16:13of a crying child
16:14on a plane.
16:15Money matters now,
16:18and specifically
16:19the gender pay gap.
16:21In Britain,
16:22women earn 9.4%
16:23less than men,
16:25which puts Britain down
16:26in 20th place
16:27when it comes to equal pay.
16:29With a gender pay gap
16:30bigger than Ireland,
16:31Germany,
16:32and even countries
16:32we don't care about,
16:33like Slovenia and Latvia.
16:36Earlier today,
16:36I spoke to feminist
16:38Anil Adami
16:38to get a British perspective
16:40on this controversial
16:42world issue.
16:47Anil, I know
16:48you can't see me,
16:49but can you hear me?
16:50I can indeed.
16:51So you believe
16:52that women should be paid
16:54the same as men?
16:55I absolutely do.
16:57If women are doing
16:58the same job as men,
17:00they should have
17:01the equal amount
17:02of money and wage
17:03as a man.
17:04I mean, we're living
17:04in a day and age now
17:05where women are showing
17:08that they are capable
17:09of doing the same work
17:10as men.
17:11And if they are
17:11doing the same work,
17:12if they have the same
17:14skills as a man.
17:15So the man does a job,
17:16the same job,
17:17that a woman does,
17:19and you're saying
17:19that the woman
17:20doing the same job
17:21gets the same amount
17:22of money as the man
17:23doing that exact job.
17:25They should.
17:26Now we speak
17:27to Flavio Steele,
17:29an adult industry worker
17:31who says he's been
17:32trying to earn
17:32as much as his
17:33female co-stars
17:34for years.
17:35Tell us,
17:36what's your situation
17:36as far as the gender
17:37pay gap?
17:39Well, I've been doing
17:40this for about,
17:41you know,
17:41six years.
17:42And in that time,
17:43it's been impossible
17:44to earn as much
17:45as a woman.
17:46You know,
17:46I've got to do,
17:47you know,
17:48so much more
17:48than she does.
17:49You know,
17:49most of the time
17:50she's just lying
17:50on her back.
17:51And I've got to do,
17:52you know,
17:52the pop shot,
17:53and then I've got to do
17:54another pop shot
17:55before lunch.
17:55And, you know,
17:56I'm basically
17:57doing pop shots all day
17:58and all the time
17:59she's doing
17:59not a lot.
18:00Anil,
18:01what do you say
18:01to that?
18:02Flavio says
18:03he's a man
18:03and he's earning
18:04less but doing more.
18:06Like I said,
18:07I base what
18:08an individual
18:09is earning
18:10based on their skill set.
18:11If a woman
18:12is not doing
18:12the job...
18:13Well, honey bunny,
18:14listen to me.
18:14My skill set
18:15is far more advanced
18:16than lying on my back
18:18with my legs
18:18in the air.
18:19Let's not refer to me
18:20as honey bunny.
18:21Thank you very much.
18:22Well, like I said,
18:23I don't know,
18:23you know what I mean.
18:24I'm doing a very
18:25difficult job,
18:26you know,
18:26having to ejaculate
18:27eight, nine times a day
18:29is not easy.
18:30What does this have
18:31to do with gender pay gap?
18:32Why should Flavio
18:33be being less?
18:34He's ejaculating
18:35nine times a day.
18:36That's more
18:37than his female co-star.
18:38Why is his female co-star
18:39earning more than him?
18:41It's bad enough
18:42that I got my weather girl
18:43trying to earn
18:44the same amount as me.
18:45I've been doing this
18:46for 25 years.
18:47And my co-anchor
18:48saying,
18:48hey, I'd like to earn
18:49more money, please.
18:50It's like, hey,
18:51get your ass to Afghanistan
18:52and then we'll...
18:53What do you make
18:54of that, Anil?
18:55What I make of that
18:56is that as an individual,
18:58you may have done
18:59and experienced
19:00more than your counterpart
19:02who is working with you.
19:02I have, that's right.
19:03And that's why
19:03I'm earning three times
19:05anyone else on this network.
19:06That's right,
19:07I said it three times.
19:08You got a problem with that?
19:09You got a problem
19:10with that, Joe?
19:11No.
19:11All right,
19:11well, just keep
19:12doing your job then.
19:14Right.
19:15I believe that women
19:17who are doing
19:18the same work
19:19at the same level
19:20as a man...
19:20But they're not doing
19:21the same work, honey,
19:22money.
19:22She's sitting
19:23on her back all day.
19:24She's complaining
19:24about her nails.
19:26She's saying
19:26I'm sweaty,
19:27that I didn't take a shower.
19:29You know,
19:29I dip it in her salty water
19:31six times a day.
19:32What more do you want me to do?
19:34Bringing it back
19:34to the gender pay gap,
19:35women and men
19:36should be earning
19:37an equal amount of money
19:38if they're doing
19:39the same job.
19:40Flavio,
19:41I'll give the last word
19:41to you?
19:42Well,
19:42I just want to say,
19:43listen,
19:44honey bunny,
19:44I'm sorry I call you
19:45honey bunny,
19:46and if you want to come
19:47to Los Angeles,
19:48then maybe we can
19:49have dinner sometime.
19:51Well,
19:51Anila,
19:52what do you say to that?
19:53Sorry,
19:54I think he referred to me
19:55as honey bunny,
19:55and I'm not answering
19:57to that term.
19:58Okay,
19:58well,
19:59some people like
20:00getting called
20:00honey bunnies,
20:01some people don't.
20:02We don't.
20:03Not in the UK,
20:04I'm afraid.
20:05Anila Dami,
20:06thanks for taking the time.
20:10Time now
20:11for the second part
20:12of Government Insider,
20:13Peter P. Powers'
20:14exclusive report
20:15on Britain's
20:16Secret Service.
20:18With his new recruits
20:19successfully decoding
20:21various text messages,
20:22Who is L'MFAO?
20:24L'MFAO.
20:24L-M-F-A-O.
20:27Sir Nicholas suspects
20:28these young people
20:29may also be able
20:30to help him
20:30with some others
20:31who've become known
20:32to the security services.
20:34On this piece of paper,
20:35some names.
20:36I want you to ask yourself
20:37whether any of them
20:38ring a bell.
20:40Ibril Al-Jazeera.
20:42No.
20:42Johan Al-Qadada.
20:44Not an Al-Qadada.
20:45Kibron Kabbasi.
20:46No.
20:47Kavalk Kavillian.
20:49John Bishop.
20:50Yes.
20:52Yes?
20:52Yes.
20:53With a positive
20:54identification,
20:55it's essential
20:56that Sir Nicholas
20:56moves fast
20:57to gain as much
20:58intel as he can
20:59about this elusive
21:00John Bishop.
21:01How do you know John?
21:03Describe him to me.
21:04What build?
21:05Average build.
21:05Average build.
21:06Around six foot.
21:07Six foot, yes.
21:08Okay, yes.
21:09Long brown.
21:09Long brown hair.
21:10How long?
21:11Knee length?
21:12Shoulder length.
21:12Shoulder length.
21:13Yes?
21:13His teeth,
21:14his mouth is,
21:15it doesn't really close
21:16that much.
21:16It doesn't close, right.
21:18Does he have any things
21:19that we might be able
21:20to identify him
21:21if he decided
21:22to go to an airport
21:22and fly to a foreign country?
21:24He's got a funny walk.
21:26A funny walk?
21:27What kind of walk?
21:28He just walks
21:29as if his legs
21:29were too far apart.
21:30Right, okay.
21:31Are you friends?
21:32Are you work colleagues?
21:32I just know of him.
21:34Through another person?
21:35Just seeing.
21:36You've been watching
21:37what, videos on YouTube?
21:39Yes.
21:39So they're still circulating?
21:41Mm-hmm.
21:42He's got DVDs.
21:43DVDs?
21:44Yeah.
21:44Where?
21:45At Islamic bookshops?
21:46No, just everybody.
21:48There's some in Tesco's.
21:49Tesco's?
21:50Yeah.
21:50Hiding in plain sight.
21:51Unbelievable.
21:52With the net closing in
21:54on John Bishop,
21:55the work of Sir Nicholas's
21:57young team of specialists
21:58has produced some excellent leads
22:00in the war against terror.
22:02Lovely.
22:02Oh, and, uh,
22:04don't tell anyone
22:04about this, will you?
22:05No, of course not.
22:06Good, thank you.
22:06For one day at least,
22:08his work there is done.
22:09Ah, got him.
22:12So there you have it.
22:14This is Peter P. Powers
22:15for Britain Today Tonight.
22:21And there'll be more
22:22from Peter P. Powers
22:23on precedented access
22:24to the British Secret Service
22:26over the coming weeks.
22:28Well, that's about
22:29all we've got time for.
22:30Next time on
22:31Britain Today Tonight,
22:33you'll meet the newest
22:34member of our team.
22:37I'm journalist
22:37and lifestyle reporter
22:38Mandy Manners,
22:40asking the important questions.
22:42Why is a cucumber good
22:43to put inside your body?
22:44And making friends
22:45with the British public
22:46along the way.
22:47You can come through,
22:48young man.
22:48This lady.
22:49Fuck.
22:50Getting to the heart
22:51of the matter.
22:51So what happens
22:52when you eat a boiled egg?
22:54Whatever the matter.
22:55Have you ever been
22:56on a sex swing?
22:57No, I have not.
22:58I wouldn't advise it.
22:59But anyway,
23:00what's good for thrush?
23:01That's Mandy Manners,
23:02next time only
23:03on Britain Today Tonight.
23:05Tonight's show
23:06was brought to you
23:06in association
23:07with Sleepy Bear
23:08Toddler Sedative.
23:10Mom and Dad,
23:11you just got your life back.
23:13I'm Digger Daly.
23:14Thanks for taking the time.
23:15Why is that?
23:22Well, like I said,
23:23I don't know, you know,
23:24I mean,
23:25I'm doing a very difficult job,
23:27you know,
23:27and I gotta do, you know,
23:28a pop shot,
23:29and then I gotta do
23:30another pop shot
23:30before lunch,
23:31and having to ejaculate
23:32eight, nine times a day
23:34is not easy.
23:35She's sitting on her back
23:36all day,
23:36she's saying I'm sweaty,
23:38that I didn't take a shower.
23:39I dip it in her salty water
23:41six times a day.
23:43What more do you want me to do?
23:44I don't know.
23:45What more do you want me to do?
23:48I don't know.
23:49I don't know.
23:51I don't know.
23:51I don't know.
23:51I don't know.
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