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Hello and welcome to CoffeeHas Shots' Vectator's Daily Politics Podcast.

I'm Katie Boos and I'm joined by James Forsyth.

And that is a siren because we're on the roof of Parliament again.

Not a siren coming to arrest us, they shouldn't say.

Okay James, so last night we had the BBC debates and we did a podcast at the time

looking at what I ultimately meant. Since then James, we've had a year ago of

poll of the Tory membership and if it's Liz Truss out on top.

It's beginning to look as though the momentum is very much behind this trust at the point

and it could be tricky for Liz Truss to claw back, is that fair?

I think Liz Truss is undoubtedly the favourite. Look at the bookie's odds.

I think it's a north of a seventh, the last time Michael Simmons tweaked them out.

It's morning I think it's north of a 70% chance in terms of where the money is

thinking that she'll get it. There is another debate tonight on talk TV that you're off to,

but I don't mean anyone expects that to pull the same audience as a prime time debate on BBC One.

And so the channel, I suppose, is kind of what, you know, I'm known for you for a long time,

what can the British United Camp do between now and ballot papers starting to go out next Monday

that begins to change the conversation. That is the challenge for them.

And so there's this sort of debate tonight, whereas I think the first Tory Hustings,

which will be streamed out on Thursday, but obviously in this campaign,

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