Hello, this is what they called the industry. A cold opening. The news of all the

goings on and resignations, I've been drinking Westminster happen while we

were recording the show. So we do eventually get to discuss in that this week,

but if you're wondering why I go about half an hour without referencing the

potential replacement of a Prime Minister, that'll be why. Enjoy the show.

Hello and welcome to episode 151 of what most people think. And just before I get

into anything, can I just say how about the cricket? I know that is the most

exclusionary thing you could say at the beginning of a comedy podcast, but

my god, if Rahul Kohli is listening and he's not, I just want to blow him a

little kiss there, little kiss, right? If you like cricket, you'll understand

why that was such a satisfying moment. What a prick. Anyway, welcome to what

most people think and welcome back co-hosting after is much celebrated debut.

A few months ago, I think, is Nick Dixon, star of GB News, going from strengths to

strength. That's him and the channel. Welcome back to the show, Nick. Thanks, Jeff.

Yeah, that was a good one. Loads of people like that. I got great feedback. Got

some followers from it. So thanks for having me back. If you had, obviously,

the big takeaway from your last appearance was the manner in which you'd be

comprehensively cold-shouldered by the comedy industry. Any any recent cold

children's to report? To know what, there haven't been because I live in an

echo chamber now. I don't know if I said it last time, but ever since that incident,

I have everyone muted. It's said people who follow me, I try not to see anything.

And actually, the daily star did pick up that story again recently a year later.

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