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sainsbridge.com.com.com. It's three minutes after 10. A very good morning to you. You are listening to James O'Brien on LBC,

where we are embarking, I think, on a new era together, aren't we?

It's certainly fair to say that politics constitutes quite a large part of the conversations

that we have together. And in recent years, it's also been fair to say that we've managed

to carve out some space together in which truth could be spoken while much of the media seemed to be

well at best a little bit distracted and at worst completely deluded it's going to be fascinating to

see how the new political reality shakes down i I drive, derive some encouragement from the

attempts we made at optimism at previous incarnations of the last government. There were a few

hours, weren't there? After Rishi Sunak became Prime Minister, where we felt that perhaps there

would be an improvement. He would put some clear blue water between himself and what had gone before.

But then, as we observed countless times, that disappeared the moment that he put Suella Braverman back in the home office.

And I would briefly remind you as well of the curse of O'Brien when we've looked for the positive or the good in some conservative politicians, only to have our hopes dashed to smithereens shortly afterwards, sometimes spectacularly, as in the case of Matt Hancock, and sometimes more of a sort of slow puncture, as in the case of James Cleverley.

I think that I was wrong on Friday. Let's start new era, new me. I think I was

wrong on Friday to suggest that Jeremy Hunt might change his mind. I've always thought that the

temptation to land the biggest job was almost overweening for almost every politician. And Jeremy Hunt, I'd have thought, would have been

quite well placed to mount a kind of unity leadership campaign. But it appears, as indeed

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