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Channel james bond gets a progressive makeover for elon musk wants to sue the Anti Defamation League and harvard is rated the Worst University in america for free speech. This is free speech nafion speech. This is free speech nation. Welcome to free speech nation. Welcome to free speech nafion nation. Welcome to free speech nation with me andrew doyle this is the show where we take a look at culture Current Affairs and politics coming up on the show tonight. Well hear from the writer and editor who has won an apology and damages from a company who dropped her after she queried the idea that someone with stubble can be a woman. And after elon musk woman. And after elon musk threatened to sue the Anti Defamation League , accusing Anti Defamation League, accusing it of labelling him and his social media platform as anti semitic tick, a prominent member of the Jewish Community will be here to discuss these claims. And of course, myself and my fantastic panel will be answering questions from our wonderful studio audience. Id like introduce my comedian like to introduce my comedian panellist tonight. I have Cressida Wetton bruce Cressida Wetton and bruce devlin, who. Hello good meet devlin, who. Hello good meet bruce. Bruce. Yes. Yes. How was yours . Well it was mediocre. Really . What what have you been . Well, i say mediocre. I was in italy for a couple of days and i. Are you ever at home . Are you ever at home . Im never at home. Im a globe trotter. But then one day, iopened globe trotter. But then one day, i opened the front door. There was a viper there, you know, metre long italy. Not here in italy . Not wow italy . Yeah, not here. Wow oh, i thought you meant some kind of or something. No, no, no, actual viper. Not no, no. An actual viper. Not just man. Just a nasty gay man. Wasnt a nasty gay no, it wasnt a nasty gay man. It was a nasty snake. And i didnt know that a metre long. I could use that in the future. Notes. The future. No take notes. Anyway, of me and my. Anyway, enough of me and my. Anyway, enough of me and my. My problems. Were going to start some questions. Weve start with some questions. Weve got question tonight from got a question tonight from meta. Got a question tonight from mehi. Its odd to rejoin boyns hi. Its odd to rejoin boyns apollo to Graham Linehan. A little too late. Yeah. John boyne , whos the john boyne, whos the novelist, you will know from the boy in the striped pyjamas and various other novels. In fact, hes written 20 books. Hes now written an apology to Graham Linehan online. This is a linehan online. Now, this is a very Interesting Development linehan online. Now, this is a very interestirboynezlopment linehan online. Now, this is a very interestirboyne back ent linehan online. Now, this is a very interestirboyne back int linehan online. Now, this is a very interestirboyne back in 2019, because john boyne back in 2019, i think it was, wrote an article effectively attacking Graham Linehan for his stance on gender identity, ideology and the issues that it raises for gay people and for women. And now people and for women. And now john boyne has apologised and said, look, no excuses , no said, look, no excuses, no evasions, you were right. I was wrong. And i think this is kind of an Interesting Development here because gremlin been here because gremlin has been completely by the completely isolated by the comedy community. Everyones turned turns was turned on him. Turns out he was right about everything. And so its going to be very interesting to see how many people are going to be brave enough. I mean, john boyne has been courageous. Been really courageous. Mean, its absolutely. I mean, its great. Really uplifting. Great. Its really uplifting. Maybe floodgates maybe it will be the floodgates open now lots of people can open and now lots of people can all a bit more relaxed and all be a bit more relaxed and actually a discussion actually have a discussion rather than, well, the is rather than, well, the slogan is no debate. Isnt it a discussion . Rather than good, than shouting would be good, wouldnt would wouldnt it . Possibly. It would be but apologising be interesting. But apologising isnt bruce . Isnt easy, is it, bruce . I find difficult i find it very difficult because im rarely wrong. So yeah, more to do yeah, thats thats more to do with imperfections. With you and your imperfections. Well yeah. And my high status persona. But yeah. So ill persona. But yeah. So ill apologise if necessary. Like, sorry, you know , blacked out sorry, you know, blacked out again. Yeah youve done all sorts of things. Tequila was on offer in tescos , other supermarkets are tescos, other supermarkets are available, but its good that john boyne can do this and you know its so few in the industry have and will i think. And you know graham lennons lost his, you know, career. He cant in the industry that cant work in the industry that he loves. He, know, hes had he loves. He, you know, hes had all sorts of abuse and harassment absolutely. Harassment. Absolutely. I mean, yeah. So, i mean, the question too late . Question was, is it too late . No, dont it too no, i dont think it is too late, but it is still quite late, but it is still quite late, isnt it . Its been while. Yes. Okay. Well, look, weve got another question now from nawshaba nawshaba. Hello elan musk have hello. Does elan musk have a right to be upset over the downfall of x revenue . Downfall of x revenue . Ah, well, thats so elon musk has claims hes lost. I think hes saying 22 billion. 22 billion because the Anti Defamation League has implied or insinuated that he is not. He necessarily , but that not. He necessarily, but that the platform is anti semitic or that the platform x, which used to be twitter , is enabling to be twitter, is enabling anti semitic speech , which, um, anti semitic speech, which, um, its a tricky one this now im actually speaking to someone later on about this. Im going to have a full discussion about it. But bruce, do you have any thoughts about this in particular . Thoughts about this in parwell, . Think even before thoughts about this in parwell, . Think even before any well, i think even before any of i hes ruined of that, i think hes ruined twitter. You think so . Yeah, no, i do. Why is it called x . I really do. Why is it called x . No, its not called. I just dont understand why you spent all something. All that money on something. Clearly, vanity project and clearly, as a vanity project and kind did his to run it kind of did his best to run it into ground. Into the ground. Twitter never made well, twitter never made money, course. Thats the money, of course. Thats the thing about it. And hes trying to find a way for to make to find a way for it to make this rebranding as is one this rebranding as x is one thing think a lot of thing that i think a lot of people have had difficulty with. Its confusing. People have had difficulty with. Its i confusing. People have had difficulty with. Its i c01evenlg. People have had difficulty with. Itsi c01evenlg. Into the i didnt even get into the madonna madame x period, so its of no interest to me. Lot of people seriously, a lot of people still twitter, be still call it twitter, lets be honest. But what about this honest. But but what about this issue of like the Anti Defamation League making these and thinks these claims and he thinks that ad by ad revenue has dropped by billions sues them for billions if he sues them for billions, going to be billions, thats going to be a its fascinating, isnt it . So he says hes still doing alright they alright in asia because they dont care. Apparently dont care. Theyre apparently theyre so upset about theyre not so upset about anti semitic anti semitism. Theyre not so upset about anti sebutic anti semitism. Theyre not so upset about anti sebutic haventemitism. Theyre not so upset about anti sebutic havent seen m. Theyre not so upset about anti sebutic havent seen a. Theyre not so upset about anti sebutic havent seen a rise but but i havent seen a rise in hate speech or whatever we want to call it. It twitter when they isnt it twitter when they say youre anti semitic, it really theyre really i think what theyre saying youre not policing saying is youre not policing twitter way like. Twitter the way we would like. Yes. Well thats. Is it free speech or isnt it . You know . Yes. Well, im going to be talking to someone this talking to someone about this later the later because one of the accounts that the adl has said should banned actually an should be banned is actually an account tiktok, account called libs of tiktok, which an orthodox which is run by an Orthodox Jewish woman. Is jewish woman. So it is confusing. I was just about to say did actually make say twitter did actually make money when elon bought it because for a huge because he bought it for a huge amount because he bought it for a huge am� het because he bought it for a huge am� he did. He thats true. He did. He thats true. He did. He thats true. Yeah. They made a fortune. Yeah. They made a fortune. Then. Then. Absolutely billions. But, you know, afford its like know, he can afford its like pocket change him. Pocket change to him. Have been in a well, have you been in a tesla. No so should i. So should i. Yeah, its good. Its good. Yeah, its good. Its good. Yeah. All right. Well, well done for the tesla. Our next question from jerry. Wheres question is from jerry. Wheres jerry . Hi, jerry. Its Jimmy Saville. Too grim for well. Oh, well. Oh, well. Well, mean, so basically, well, i mean, so basically, the bbc are making this new Jimmy Saville documentary, not documentary. A drama. Documentary. Its like a drama. A steve coogan is a drama. Steve coogan is playing, which i dont playing, which i just dont understand put understand why youd want to put yourself part. Yourself up for that part. No. Oh, no. oh, no. People play jack the but people play jack the ripper and you know. Yeah. Is, i read an strange thing is, i read an article that said theyre using some victims of savile. Some of the victims of savile. Are performing in this. Yeah. Which thought id which is just. I thought id misread that bizarre . Misread it. Isnt that bizarre . It bizarre. You could it is bizarre. I mean, you could say theyre telling their story. I mean. Well, its interesting whats interesting because whats happened is the bbc executives have actually, have come in and said, actually, we you to were talking we want you to were talking about the filmmakers here. Theyre saying they want they want script theyre saying they want they wanreshoot script theyre saying they want they wanreshoot things script theyre saying they want they wanreshoot things so script theyre saying they want they wanreshoot things so that cript theyre saying they want they wanreshoot things so that thet and reshoot things so that the emphasis is more on the victims than but other than savile. But on the other hand, just tell hand, shouldnt they just tell the want to tell . The story they want to tell . Shouldnt they have artistic licence . I mean, dont licence . I mean, i dont necessarily can have necessarily know if you can have artistic facts artistic licence based on facts. Oh, people do it all the time. Is it is it is it because the story is too fresh in peoples minds . Too sensitive. It minds . Its too sensitive. It only happened recently. So you know, will have know, and also the bbc will have heightened sensitivity because so who for the so many people who work for the bbc subsequently that they bbc subsequently said that they knew. So this is knew about savile. So this is kind bit of a bit of an kind of a bit of a bit of an issue for them to be making this. Esther rantzen am i right in thinking that she said that she was everything that was was aware of everything that was going on . Something along the she said something along the lines was that childline lines of was that how childline came about it . I know came about it . I dont know about came about it . I dont know abo neither do i. So dont scream neither do i. So dont scream at me at anything like that. But. But there was a kind of open secret. Yes yeah. Yeah. So. So, so in that sense, the bbc, i mean, its kind of brave maybe for them to this maybe for them to make this particular maybe for them to make this particulcould look at it either you could look at it either way, couldnt you . I mean, welcome to 2023. It feels like something from the cartoon monkey its real monkey dust, but now its real life. The bbc are making a survival drama. Of they survival drama. Of course they are. Yeah. Be interested to are. Yeah. Ill be interested to know whether it tanks. Suspect are. Yeah. Ill be interested to krwont. Ether it tanks. Suspect are. Yeah. Ill be interested to krwont. Etimagine1ks. Suspect are. Yeah. Ill be interested to krwont. Etimagine itll suspect are. Yeah. Ill be interested to krwont. Etimagine itll dorspect it wont. I imagine itll do very well. Well, it will be interesting to see. Okay, well move on. Weve got another question from john. Hi, john. Hi all history museums should all history museums return artefact s back to their country origin . Country of origin . Had this debate well, weve had this debate quite well, weve had this debate quhe on well, weve had this debate quite on the on the quite a lot on the on the channel because have channel because there have always museums always been various museums saying to return saying that they want to return items that maybe were plundered dunng items that maybe were plundered during the colonial era. Weve had a debate on the show about the elgin marbles , of course, the elgin marbles, of course, which are currently in the British Museum. But the acropolis athens would Acropolis Museum in athens would rather like them back. Now this Acropolis Museum in athens would ramanchesterm back. Now this Acropolis Museum in athens would ramanchester museum now this Acropolis Museum in athens would ramanchester museum. Iow this Acropolis Museum in athens would ramanchester museum. Thishis Acropolis Museum in athens would ramanchester museum. This week is manchester museum. This week theyve returned its largest ever number of objects to australia, and they had a ceremony with Australian Indigenous people and it was all, you know , it all seemed all, you know, it all seemed very uplifting. But the question is should museums send this stuff back or should they be holding on to it because then they are kind of custodians of knowledge. Theres lots yeah. I mean, can they be trusted with the elgin marbles after theyve had all these thefts from the British Museum recently . I appreciate its a different museum, yeah, of the museum, but yeah, one of the questions is, you know, are questions is, you know, how are they look after it . They going to look after it . Which a separate question which is a separate question from should given back to from should it be given back to the people . Yes. Was the other people . Yes. What was really interesting about this was apparently they gave back loads of artefacts and the people australia what people in australia knew what they Museum People in australia knew what they didnt Museum People in australia knew what they didnt know Museum People in australia knew what they didnt know what useum people in australia knew what they didnt know what theyd people didnt know what theyd got. Interesting. Got. Now that was interesting. Was one shell oh no, so there was one shell oh no, it was a shell shaped thing and they didnt know what it was. And they couldnt work it out. And they couldnt work it out. And then the indigenous and they couldnt work it out. And thewho the indigenous and they couldnt work it out. And thewho camehe indigenous and they couldnt work it out. And thewho came overdigenous and they couldnt work it out. And thewho came overdig and when it comes to these kind of artefacts and if things are stolen, is of course an stolen, there is of course an argument be argument that they should be returned. And if it was returned. And even if it was hundreds years later on the hundreds of years later on the other if you take the other hand, if you t