Hello, hello, hello. Boris Johnson, is he toast?

There was no reason to use that. It was just, I sort of was lying in the kind of video

sections. Backs didn't, so I just thought we'd use it for the hell of it. Over 40% of

Tory MPs voted no confidence in the Prime Minister last week. Not the problem is, we

have done various derivative titles along the lines of, is Boris Johnson toast? Oh, my

word, is Boris Johnson finished? Surely Boris Johnson can't survive now. He's still

Prime Minister, so presumably we'll be doing many other shows with this title or along

these same lines as well. He's still there. He might be the walking dead. We just don't

know how much emphasis on walking or dead right now. So there are two by elections coming

up. There's also the investigations by the standards committee in Parliament about

whether or not he misled Parliament. Some would say, well, if he misled Parliament, he's

got to go then. Well, I mean, there's lots of things Boris Johnson, you know, in a different

sort of world in which maybe those rules applied to him, he would have gone long, long ago

and that hasn't obviously happened. Now, I'll just take a little show today. We've got

the brilliant Aaron Bestani from Navara, who will join us shortly. First off though, Jacob

Reece Morgh, Channel 4 News, did a little montage, which I'm going to show you a little

bit of. This was the fact that Jacob Reece Morgh has come out, obviously, punching, defending

Boris Johnson and didn't have the same approach to Theresa May. Let's have a little mock.

If this defeat is worse than Theresa Mayh's, you still think that's fine. One is enough.

It's a very bad job with Prime Minister. A majority of backbenchers voted against her.

The Parliamentary Party does have confidence, does have confidence.

A significant number of colleagues did cast a vote against me, and I've listened to

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