Hello, it's Andrew Harrison, the producer of Remainy Acts here. As a Remainy Acts listener,

you'll probably be interested in today's edition of our Little Sibling podcast The

Bunker. It's a Russia report special with Naomi Smith, Ian Dundt, Alex Andreo and Helen

Lewis. You can get it wherever you get your podcasts and in fact now is a good time

to subscribe to The Bunker. The Russia report podcast is up now and here's a taster.

What was behind the mini rebellion that put Julian Lewis in charge of the Intelligence

and Security Committee? Was it being driven from a position of patriotism or simply we

just can't have failing, growing at the helm?

No, I mean, that was him just taking an opportunity that he saw in order to make sure that he

got a better outcome, both for himself and I would also say constitutionally. The patriotism

issue is really fucking pronounced, right? Because we're not really talking about the

result. I mean, you know, for us to get into the game of, you know, would it have been

a Remain when if it wasn't for Russia? I mean, that's just, we have been denied any kind

of information to come to conclusions about that. It goes way beyond the fucking Brexit.

It's not really to do with that at all. It's to do with the fact that you have a government

that defends your democratic process in your country against the hostile interference

of a foreign state. Like what more fucking elementary patriotic duty does a government actually

have than that one? It is utterly failed in it. So now there is a situation which in another

world where I thought that people might actually appraise this stuff in a way that wasn't tribal.

You would have MP say this is on a basic patriotic level and on a level of defending this country.

This is an utterly intolerable state of affairs for us to have found ourselves in. But as much

as we're seeing a bit more sort of robustness from Tory, Tory MPs of Aguipardon over China,

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