Hello and welcome to episode 93 of what most people think. We've got big things coming

up, big things on the horizon. The 14th of June is the announcement as to whether or not

the government will stick to their plan or continue to concede to a nation of absolute

fannies. So let's hold our breath for that. Hopefully you can hear someone laughing in

the background here because Cole hosting, back Cole hosting is Andrew Doyle. Welcome back

to the show Andrew. Hello, how are you? I'm very well, man. Of course, the 14th of June

sees something else, which is arguably bigger than the roadmap, which is of course the launch

of GB news. There's that. Yes. Well, it's actually the 13th, I think. It's the Sunday night.

The Sunday night. But we're the first big news days is going to be them. Look, I've just

got that wrong, basically. I don't need to work around that. I am. So obviously we'll

be talking about that a bit later in the show because Andrew has his own show on that

channel, which is kind of like a comedy panel discussion thing with that beer. I wouldn't

say it's a panel show because it's not like, you know, a sequence of one-liners prescripted

that everyone sits in a row and delivers. What it is. Are you saying panel shows? It's

up and actually work out the stuff. It's actually no, it's a bit more, it's a bit, it's

a discussion show really. It's a review show where we look at the stuff that's happened

in the week and discuss it spontaneously, genuinely spontaneously. And we're not trying

to make everyone laugh all the time. So it won't have a bit, will you have that kind

of fake laughter that lockdown style shows has developed? No, I want it to be as somber

as possible. I want everyone sitting there really sort of bleak. Remember shooting stars

with Vic and Bob where they'd have that moment where they'd just cut around everybody

looking miserable? Yeah, like that, exactly. Now, I just want it to be like authentic discussions

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