Hello and welcome to episode 113 of what most people think and as you can see we've got

a new theme tune there. Well it's it's the prototype of a theme tune. We've had a little

bit of a remix because it kept saying the word lockdown and of course we're not in

lockdown and it seems almost certain that the moment I've taken out the word lockdown that

we'll probably go back into lockdown but well at least I've got that out of my sleeve now.

I can say it's an early version of the tune do email in what most people think UK at gmail.com

even as a say that I'm wondering why the hell I've asked for feedback. I'm just going to get

loads of feedback but probably speaking I like it. In fact don't email in. I fucking like it.

So we are and also with previous shows there's a problem with my internet when I've had guests on

I end up sounding like crap and they end up sounding like God. So I am recording this locally

for sound quality. So we are we are we're up in the game of this podcast. I'm not just standing still.

I'm innovating and by innovating I mean doing stuff to other podcasts I've been doing as a

amount of course for ages really and speaking of ages somebody that's been my friend for a long time

and has been on the podcast before. Please welcome back. Joining us as co-host is Ian Stone.

Hello Jeff. How are you? I'm good mate. I'm good. I mean like I always have enjoyed talking to you

about politics and I was thinking about why your take tends to be unique. You I mean you're

you're a labour man through and through but also remember you've been one of the first comics to

dare to suggest that Jeremy Corbyn might not be an absolute slam dunk Prime Minister in waiting.

Was I was I one of the first? I mean I was sort of quite I was quite enamored for a short while.

I in fact what happened was I read one of his speeches and I thought this sounds great. Who's

this boy and then oh oh oh Jeremy Corbyn. So that's sort of how I felt. I liked his words.

So your oh Jeremy Corbyn song was a bit different man it was oh oh Jeremy Corbyn. Oh Jeremy Corbyn

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