I know some people that work with the news night quite well. Right. And she was not a very nice person to work with. I've known Alice Campbell for a long time. He's a curious character, Esther Campbell. He's done some pretty bad things in his life. He was famously a massive bull. Once I was on the air and he glent behind my ear. It's not my responsibility. And that's what he's like. There's a lot of sort of crying mental health as well. Yes. Rory Stewart. I mean, what can you say about him? You know, just a really weird guy. He gets everything wrong. So that guy, I mean, what a complete nubter he is. Possibly the worst journalist of all time. James O'Brien, for example.

Do you think he uses burner accounts?

I think he does.

People like Robert Peston, you know, the man who can't ask a question that takes less than 15 minutes.

Just ask the bloody question, okay?

Ordinary people need a bit of information.

This is no time to sit on the sidelines.

Horrendous times that we lived through because these people thought that they were in charge of our lives.

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I love that you got the wine and everything.

Yeah.

You're a sophisticated guest.

Well, we'll see.

See what it's like at the end of the hour.

We will.

Yeah.

Just completely sloshed on the floor.

Yeah, that's right. I love that.

I'm going to ask you about, I wanted to talk about sort of the fakeness of the media on both sides and those things. But there's also a couple of top-ball stories I just want to hear about from you. And one of them was the 26,000 criminals, is it? Yeah. What's going on? But it turns out that Labor have only been in for just over a year, but they've somehow managed to release 26,000 criminals, you know, many of whom were sent to prison for more than 10 years, more than 14 years. You know, you don't get sent to prison in this country really for a very long time. If you've been committing crimes, normally, I think the average is you've probably committed about 35 crimes before you actually get a custodial sentence. And to get more than 10 years, you've had to do something pretty bad. And so because they've sort of panicked about absolutely almost anything that you can think of, this is a government of panic. There seems to be somebody shouts at them and they go, what are we going to do now? Oh, I know. Let's get loads of people out of prison. And of course, we watched them. I mean, we had a camera on Brixton Prison and a couple of other prisons, you know, back at the end of last year in the autumn. People were coming out in various different states. Some of them, you know, were really happy and they were walking into the arms of friends of theirs. People were getting into Lamborghinis, people were opening bottles of champagne. And these were like serious criminals being driven off and like in, like, really, because there was one guy got into a Rolls-Royce. You know, these were, you know, seriously bad people. And about, I think, the third of them got taken back in. You know, a couple of people were released who were, like, domestic violence abusers, and the women that they'd abused weren't told they were coming out,

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