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Hello and welcome to this breaking news edition of what most people think and I am, well, straight back hot sea here because well God first up God bless the Labor Party because they keep they

they keep throwing up things right like I said before it's supposed to be silly season but I see

this story on my arrival back yesterday that the minister I get this for homelessness has had to

quit because she evicted her then tenants

under rules which would soon be illegal under a bill being brought in by this Labour government.

Absolutely brilliant. Homelessness minister evicts herself. I just, I know that the phrase like

you couldn't make it up, sometimes gets overused, but I couldn't have made that up, genuinely. I don't know. I don't know. What's going to happen next? You know, like if the homeless dismissal is trying to evict tenants, what's, is Ed Milibang going to be like, you know, he's an energy climate guy? Is he going to be burning tires at the end of his garden? But yeah, we'll be talking about that. I would also be talking about Nigel Farad. So he's gone on this crusade about crime in Britain. Broken Britain, lawless. I don't know. I don't know the exact phrase, but I'm going to guess it's broken, lawless, crime ridden Britain. And he has talked about the likelihood of Afghan men being charged with rape and there is some

dispute over the stats that he's used you know on the one hand people are saying he's exaggerating

it to stir the pot and on the other hand you know are the liberal elite just trying to put

their head in the sand as well so we're going to go through that and talk about that and also

Kimmy Badenock did a weird interview with,

does she do anything other than weird interviews? That is, that's her thing, isn't it?

The strange interview where she was talking to Amal Rajan, I don't know, on what,

but it's probably something to do to BBC. And she said that she has snitched at school,

that she's snitched on fellow classmates for cheating in exams.

So we'll be asking, well, just why she says these things. Maybe there's some sort of dark arts here. I don't know. You know, people think that chemi, chemis, she follows the rules. But, you know, people say, I mean, here's the problem. people say no one likes a grass when I, I don't know,

during COVID, it did seem that quite a few people liked a grass. And I should tell you as well,

apologies if you've had an excessive dump of my old, or an excessive dump generally,

but some of my old podcast episodes into your library hopefully it hasn't actually

downloaded to your phone but i'm in the process of changing the guys uh that do my adverts very

excited to be working with audio boom now um but but just bear with me you know if there's a

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