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Hello, this is the Red Box podcast. I'm Matt Chawley and we're down to the final two.

After what was it, 356 MPs who they're having to the week to become the toy party,

they're going down to Liz Truss and wish you sooner. So today's episode, we're going to take a

look at the life and time to the two candidates to be promised. We're here from a couple of people

who know the best. That's coming up on the podcast at this moment. First, as ever, we kick off

with our Colibis panel and on a Thursday, it must be the colonists with Night at the Marriott,

India Night and James Marriott on Times Radio. James Marriott and India Night, James, you're in the

big chair. I'm in the big chair and every time I'm in the big chair, the power goes to my head

slightly more, it's getting worse. I feel slightly drunken at this morning. So yeah, I'm at home,

you're in the big chair, I've been in the big chair. The next obvious step is for you to run to

be prime ministers, isn't it? Yeah, I mean, that's what I was planning. You, I didn't, is that a

supposed to be a joke? No, I think you should, I think you should run. I think you'd, um,

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