What most people think? Okay, hello and welcome to the very first edition episode. I thought of the first thing.

This is the first episode of my new podcast called What Most People Think.

My name is Jeff Norkop.

I'm a stand-up comedian.

I'm slightly right of center and I voted leave.

So if you keep listening, if that's already annoyed you, okay? But what I'm trying to do in this

podcast obviously some of it will be looking at political issues from my own

bias, but a lot of it is going to be just trying to get to the heart of what ordinary people think

because sometimes in comedy we hear from very woke types you know very progressive types but

really it's just a case of decent ordinary people with no harm in their body that are just trying to

come to a reasonable view on a subject. So the loose structure of it is I'm going to

be talking about politics of the last couple of weeks because it's going to be a bi-weekly

podcast hopefully don't hold me to that.

And then we're going to look at a sort of a social issue, a kind of zeitgeisty thing,

basically probably who's been, who's offended this

week about something or something from the past. So on that note the first two subjects are

going to be. I had to wait to do this podcast because we're just waiting to see who's going

to defect to the new independent group. So I have that news now, so we'll be looking at that, we'll

be looking at the labor split, we'll be looking at Honda and then in a sort of social kind of I don't know

what I call this bit really but I mean there was an interview with John Wayne

basically that has got some attention and scrutiny on Twitter from 1970 and people are upset about that interview

from 1970. But yeah, I think you probably got a sense of where I'm going on that one.

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