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And I want to say a very good morning to my co-host for the next hour.

Love this lady. Samara Gil, good morning.

Good morning, Jeremy. Oh my gosh, there's a lot of news to get into today.

I mean, I can't think of worse front pages for Kirst Dahmer.

No, well, lots about him coming up. I thought I might avoid that

for a little minute, but Donald Trump is extraordinary because all those people from the BBC

coming out yesterday going, he's trying to control our media. I didn't hear him complain when it

first went out. No, because a whistleblower hadn't said that you bent and corrupt and you'd edited

so appalling me. The self-justificationification the BBC is extraordinary, isn't it?

I mean, they're actually trying to pin this on the right wing.

Yes.

You hear a lot of their punnets.

They're saying, this is a right-wing conspiracy to plunge the BBC into turmoil.

No, no, no. You shot yourself in the foot here, Tim Davy and Deborah Terness and everyone

else involved. You know that they're desperate when they start to basically become conspiracy

theorists when it comes to what's actually going on there. The dossier was staggering,

the fact that they completely ignored this Trump thing for six months.

This has been sitting on their desk for six months.

This isn't yesterday's news.

This is actually something that had been going on for a long time.

So their incompetency to actually manage such a behemoth organization has just risen because

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