Cavalvordman is now the leader of his Majesty's opposition. I don't know the rules.

Look, I grew up watching Cavalvordman in the 1990s without trying to make a

thriller old. I think she's eternally youthful. I am a geriatric millennial, of

course, as I say a lot. It's been a real wild ride since the 1990s. All sorts

of things have happened, which frankly have durged on the absolutely surreal.

What do I expected? This admitted mass genius and clearly very bright individual.

I'm not trying to suck up Cavalvordman having no reason by the way. She's just an

impressive figure, it always has been. Of course, she was the star of the iconic

daytime show Countdown, which I used to skyve my homework and watch that instead.

Would I have expected her to become this iconic figurehead taking on Tory

malfeasance, wrongdoing, dodgy behaviour? Probably not. I wouldn't have probably

predicted quite a few things which have happened since then, but that is the

universe in which we live in. So let's have a listen to her giving the

Tories a kicking over Natham Zahawi, the Tories chair, formally

Chancellor Exchequer, to be fair, half the Tory Parliamentary party for Chancellor

Exchequer in the recent period, and giving anyway them a kicking over his tax

affairs. Stand, why he can't cut taxes. Now this is particularly relevant at the

moment, so we have Sue Naks' wife who climbed because you have to actively do

this and non-dom status. You have to apply to HMRC to pay a flat fee of £30,000

a year. Yeah. This is estimated when this was discovered by

German this last year. She said, oh, right, I won't do that again. That she would

have paid up to £20 million in tax, which has not, no one has said, oh, sorry

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