Hello and welcome back to Remaniacs. We've just come back from Brussels where we were already

for the meaningful podcast to go ahead. We've got the necessary 48 letters from listeners.

We have no confidence in Remaniacs. So we'll be turning ourselves over to the mercy

of our governing body, the £19.22 commission. I'm Dorian Lensky, although it feels like

a thousand years ago now, I'm still on a come down from our Remaniacs live show on Monday

with our regular Ingrid Oliver, Ross Taylor, and Ian Dundt, who is here with us today. Hi,

Ian. Hello. Did you enjoy the show? Yes, it was very good, wasn't it?

We had a lot. We had a lot to talk about. We did. We talked about this earlier, but I really

liked it at least seven different moments. People's answers to the question was, I don't know.

I do the thing. Whenever people are saying, I don't know, I think I'm with my people now.

And with the actual ones that are willing to be honest about things. That was fun.

And in the audience was Naomi Smith, Chief Operating Officer of Best for Britain and the

Budacover of Remain, who's been waving her face about this week, co-organising a rally

on Sunday at the Excel Centre in London. Hi, Naomi. Hello. Budacover wasn't very well

organised and I'm incredibly well organised. And did you lose? And she lost, but I'm well

organised, I'm going to win. Good point. I'm going to talk to the

history department about that. There's someone in the corner with a stack of encyclopedias.

So your child starts Jason Isaacs, Eddie Marcelle, Caroline Lucas and the headline act, Michael

Hezza Hezletine. How did you, he hasn't come on the show? How did you get him?

Well, try keeping them away, frankly. The wind is so in our sales as a campaign now that

it really wasn't hard for us to get people at all. And he wanted to have slightly

longer than everybody else. And we gave it to him and put him on last and water speech

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