What Most Impulse? Hello and welcome to this breaking news edition of what most people think.

And it's a breaking news week because my god my god i mean

donald's back and the news keeps coming but also i want this to be a uk-focused podcast so there's also

things that happen domestically that i want to catch up on but i won't lie it it's also a big day

for me today because the times radio show friday night with norkot starts uh tonight 7 till 10pm on Times radio.

And I just want to tell you, rather than just keep promo in it, let me tell you

a funny story in the hope that this will help remind you to watch it tonight.

So I did an interview with The Times with Dominic Maxwell, who's the lead sort of comedy

critic for the Times.

And he's quite rare in the world of comedy, is that he likes comedy. I know that might sort of comedy critic for the times. And he's quite rare in the world of comedy. He likes comedy.

I know that might sort of sound like that's surprising.

But believe me, in the world of comedy reviewing,

quite a few of them aren't that fond of comedy,

or certainly not comedy that's broadly liked.

So it's good to sit and chat with him and the piece went up in the Times and, you know,

I was very happy with it and stuff.

But obviously the Times, the people that write the headlines, they're these smart people

that they just know what in this interview can we take and make a headline and just get people

looking at it, which is ultimately the aim of the game.

And so in the interview, I was talking about, you know,

the whole basic bloke principle and the idea being that, you know,

in a world of comedy, you know, and I've said this on the podcast many times,

...