what must impulse

hello and welcome at the fringe I'm still at the fringe still in the same I think and I am. Yes, still at the fringe. I'm still at the fringe, still in the same travel lodge

and I think, I just think out of respect,

I've been trying to get something out of travel lodge.

How about you retire this room?

You retire it, you know, like with football

when a certain player retires,

room 2-26 should be the Jeff Norcock

Memorial Suite. I am sort of like,

you know that series of Alan Partridge where they sort of know him by name. Good morning, Mr. Norcock. Morning. Use your seat by the window. Absolutely. Have you got your big plate? Yes, I have. Now, if you are new, because I know there have been some adverts running for this show, this is what most people think. This is a show that tries to come at the big political and topical issues.

You know, listen, I'm coming from a centre of right position, but we have guests on from all across the political spectrum. So if you're one of those people, a genuine liberal that likes to get broad-minded content from both sides, this is a good show for you. But what happens is we do the main show early in the week and then most weeks, at the back end of the week, I do a breaking news show just to sort of mop up

some of the stuff that's occurred in the week and then most weeks at the back end of the week I do a breaking

news show just to sort of mop up some of the stuff that's occurred during the week and this

week Keir Stahmer he went back on the fight so Farage's been doing is Britain is broken

Britain is broken lawless Britain scandal Britain rip off pretty every all the you know almost all of them

are like Channel 5 shows right so he's been doing that all summer. And, you know, there's been quite a lot of success in that messaging getting through. So Stama sort of realised this. And he's gone on the fight back against Farage saying that Britain is broken. The only problem is, well, Kirstarman might have done a bit of that messaging himself

in a not too distant past.

So we'll be talking about that.

And, you know, with record number of asylum applications, crossings up, and the judge

ruling against the hotel being used in Epping, it's a tricky time for the government.

And then in the second half, we're going to

be talking about Lewis Goodall. He of the news agents. You know news agents? I'll listen to it.

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