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Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shots, the spectators' daily politics podcast.

I'm Cindy Yuen, I'm joined by Isabel Hardman and James Forsyth.

So, James, we've got only a few more days of press Johnson as Prime Minister,

and so far the summer he has been relatively quiet at all on various issues,

but today he has waded into the energy subject and thrown a support behind nuclear power.

Can you tell us about what's happened?

Yes, he's given a big speech, basically backing size we'll see,

announcing more government money for it, and it's a classic Boris Johnson speech.

It's a reference to Lady Bird Books and how that inspired him to be pro-nuclear power,

attempt to blame the last Labour government for the energy crisis,

which I think will be quite difficult to persuade voters of,

and then lots of optimism about how, you know, once you can get through this winter,

we'll be off Putin's hybrid requirements and everything will be better.

I also though thought it was interesting, because there was a first shot from Boris Johnson

across the boughs of a potential Liz Truss premiership.

When he basically said offshore wind is much cheaper and better than fracking,

and that was quite interesting.

Given all the reports we've had in recent days at Jacob Lee's Morg,

a big fracking advocate is likely to be appointed as business secretary,

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