248. Soggy Crackling

Where Politics Meets History

Global

Politics, History, News

4.5 • 1.7K Ratings

🗓️ 13 February 2021

⏱️ 112 minutes

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Iain Dale and Jacqui Smith set the world to rights by discussing if we’ll have to learn to live with Covid, quarantine, holidays, whether the Home Office is fit for purpose, the NHS white paper, Donald Trump’s impeachment, Iain’s talk to Swindon Labour Party, Boris Johnson’s hair, the Number 10 Photographer, whether letters should remain private, the joys or otherwise of outdoor sex and Iain reveals why he spent the morning in tears. Happy Valentine’s Day! Smut Quota: Lowish

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0:00.0	So, Ian, let's just get this out of the way.
0:13.2	Oh, who's that?
0:15.0	Who's that?
0:16.0	Who's that?
0:17.0	Having a yawn.
0:18.0	Oh, right.
0:19.0	Also, are they scrabbling around on the floor in the background?
0:22.7	No, that's just the rats.
0:26.4	Because of the mess that you leave, I suspect.
0:28.7	It's quiet, yes. They go foraging in the carpet.
0:36.0	Crumbs. Anyway, listen, no, let's just get this bit out of the way.
0:39.6	I've had a request from You Know Who, page three boy,
0:44.1	that I have to say something nice about the breakfast
0:46.8	that he's relatively recently prepared for me
0:49.5	because he thinks he got a bad rap on the Mazda.
0:53.1	Well, he shouldn't have a Mazda then, should he?
0:56.0	I mean, it's very simple.
0:59.0	Well, I sort of made that point to him.
1:01.2	But anyway, he does do a very nice breakfast.
1:04.1	So this morning we have had rye bread, smoke salmon, boiled egg,
1:10.3	blackberries, marmalade.
1:14.4	I probably...
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