Welcome back to part two of Walking the Dog with Al-Murry.

If you haven't yet caught part one, do go back and give a listen as this man is hilarious and fascinating,

and I think you'll love it.

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Alisto James Hommari. Yes. Great name. Well yeah, there's that's a the hay is like all the all the men going all the way back first sons and all that sort of thing. Of course having had daughters I've trodden on that a little.

Oh wow which bridge is that? That's Hamsmith Bridge. It's very pretty as you can see

there's no traffic going over it, but massive bone of contention locally that.

I've seen Jeremy Vine. I see him on his penny farthing.

Penny farthing. Tooling around Chisick. it's really funny. So we were talking about the

pub landlord and how you're essentially responsible for Brexit. Which I'm glad you've admitted to. Well you know someone has to hold

up their hand and say yeah it was me actually. Credit where credits do. What do you

think Nigel Farage thinks of you?

Oh, I think he probably thinks I'm another one, a London liberal, lefty media Islington establishment.

Someone did what...

When I ran for Parliament, it's a long time ago now in 2015,

someone did pop up saying, you know, I wish he islington,

liberal listening BBC people would butt out.

And you sort of think, well, A, I live in Chisic and B, the extent of my work with the

BBC has been as a freelancer, I'm not on the staff, you know, like, like, please, if you're gonna come at me yeah

put some effort in do your research anyway um yeah I wonder what I wonder what he

thinks I mean I think he's pretty he probably thinks it was in the end

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