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Hello, this is the Red Box podcast. I'm Matt Charlie bringing the best of my time to video show.

It's all kicking off in Cornwall before the G7s even got underway,

news did Joe Biden as this is an extraordinary diplomatic rebuke to Boris Johnson.

We'll talk about that in our big thing on the podcast. We've got Patrick McGuire,

who broke the story, plus Lewis Luke into form of American diplomat to the UK and

Sir Peter Westman got from a British ambassador in the US on picking that row and what it all means

ahead of the G7 in Cornwall. Tomorrow's episode of the podcast will come from Cornwall.

It'll be very exciting. But first, we kick off with our columnist panel. It's Thursday,

so it must be night of the Marriott. It's India night and James Marriott.

James, before we begin, because I'm not doing the show from the studio today,

because I'm halfway to Cornwall. Well, I'm basically at home, which is nearer to get to Cornwall.

You're sitting in the big chair again, aren't you? I'm sitting in your big chair and it's fantastic.

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