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You know, Hello and welcome to rock and roll politics, the podcast with me, Steve Richards.

Thank you for tuning in and we've got so much to cram in in our time together.

If it's okay with all of you, just really for a bit of fun, in a moment I'm going to do an incoming

Labour Prime Minister's opening statement, the equivalent to Trump's opening couple of days.

You know, what would be in radical verb, the equivalent of what Trump is doing from the kind

of American nationalist right in his opening days in power?

Because there is one thing I admire about it, and that is its sheer, radical, self-confident

verve. Now, it's heading for catastrophe in some areas, I think, and quite speedily. But he has been

elected, and instead of saying, oh, well, you know,

well, what about those kind of wavering Democrats who we've got to keep on board and, oh, you know,

what about CNN? They gave me a hard time last time. I better be careful to try and keep CNN.

None of those calculations which paralyze incoming Labour prime ministers.

He has just gone for it in ways that are alarming, as I say, beyond that kind of ambitious sweep.

So what would have been the equivalent on Friday, July the 5th as we awoke to the

Labour landslide? Just a bit of fun. Then seriously for a moment, looking at Rachel Reeves and

others' plans for economic growth. But then the main reflection for me will be a sort of break from the sort of never-ending

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