What most impulse. Hello and welcome to this breaking news episode of what most people think.

And there is what we're going to talk about. Look, there is stuff that I was convinced. So what I do is for the breaking news episode, after the main one goes out Tuesday, I keep a little note on my phone of stuff that we might talk about. And there was stuff on Tuesday, I swear to God, I 100% thought we'd be discussing. Starrma made some speech on Tuesday, but like, I don't know, Kier Stahma's speeches are sort of like 2020 cricket versus test cricket. By that, I don't mean colourful, exciting. I just mean that at the moment they finish, no one gives a shit about them. Like to make a... There are any worse words in the human language, right? What was Ronald Reagan's quote?

What was that? The worst thing you can hear is, I'm from the government and I'm here to help.

But the other one is, Keir Starma will be speaking shortly. I hope he speaks very shortly.

But yeah, there's been plenty, man. We had a PMQs, which really caught the eye.

You know, really caught the eye. This trend that Keirstalma has of not answering questions kind of accelerated really that

he didn't even make any kind of attempt after a while to answer questions.

And there were counter accusations about Kemi Baderach stance on the war and her shadow

justice secretary, stuff that he'd been tweeting.

So that all kind of

kicked off like i've been saying for a while pmqs went from being the most irrelevant thing ever

to sort of beating the beating out the rhythm of our politics to an extent was that was that a

pretentious sentence there beating the rhythm of the policy anyway you know i'm getting that so

we're going to unpick that a little bit angela Rainer, you know, the whole thing of Kirstama not doing very well and not being liked by a lot of his party hasn't really gone away. I mean, I say it again, is the majority of people think that his policy on the war is the right policy. And a majority or a plurality of people think that he's handling it badly. That just shows you how kind of bad this guy's brand is. But anyway, Angela Rainer, she's on the news now. It looks like she's going to get a deal with the revenue. And she's done some weird, she popped up in the kind of basement of a pub a pub i don't know like some sort of comedy open

mic night and uh you know she said that time's running out time's running out um i got to work on

that accent she could be prime minister and um yeah she's uh she's had a pop at the obi

on various things and she's she's just clearly on manoeuvres and you know i suppose that

with the may elections local elections coming up, maybe she's banking that whatever's happening in the Middle East might be done and dusted by then, and Keir Stalmers' issues remain. Thankfully, there's also been finally a bit of Ed Davy's scrutiny, again on this podcast for a while. That guy just been flying under the radar and he did he tried

to pull out wacky ed wacky ed you know that guy on comic relief that wore red nose the first

year and just thought it was the funniest thing ever and it still you know goes in it goes in with

a red bowler hat and one of those like dicky bow ties that twirls.

He's that guy and people are finally starting to cotton on to him.

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