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Hello. Hello and welcome to rock and roll politics, the podcast with me, Steve Richards. Thank you for tuning in wherever you are around the country and the world.

Now I pledged a second podcast earlier in the week and of course I stick to my pledges and I

also said so I'm not going to completely stick to the pledge that it would be partly the

space to read out some more of your brilliant questions because they've been pouring in

and I didn't have time to get to that many earlier in the week with so many things whirling around.

But there is the second podcast, but it's going to be quite short and there's so much going on.

I just thought I'd offer you a few reflections and then we'll get together early next week with more time for questions, including some of those I didn't

have time to read out on Monday, stroke Tuesday, whenever you get the podcast, depending

whether you're on the Patreon version or the other regular version. So yeah, let's go straight

into it. Now, the other twist in my pledge was I thought

I would be reflecting on Johnson and the COVID inquiry, and I will reflect a bit on that because in its

own way, it was extraordinarily compelling, almost as a piece of theatre, but of course with significance.

But before that, we've had more Tory internal dramas. The resignation of the immigration

minister as their latest attempt to deal with Rwanda, a bill that he would have been theoretically

navigating through the Commons, is another twist which has the same kind of contours

as some of the Brexit revolts under Theresa May. To the point where certainly at Westminster,

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