Hello and welcome to another edition of The For The Many Podcasts with me, Ian Dale and Aisha Hazarika.

Jackie is still on her holly bobs, as I suppose people, young people call it now, don't they, Aisha. She's in India, but still tweeting rather a lot, I think. Yeah, she doesn't look like she's had a digital detox in any way. She's just like being sort of responding 24-7. I saw one a few minutes ago where she said, oh, there's part of me that wishes I was in London for the reshuffle, but actually Jaipur's much nicer, which I can quite understand. And we are recording this as the reshuffle is taking place. And I think that everyone listening will understand our excitement, because if you listen to this podcast, you're inevitably a bit of a political geek. And it's like our Christmas day, isn't itisha oh it's it's amazing it's been so good because

I think what the government have done brilliantly is they sort of under promised and overdelivered

everybody thought this is going to be a dead boring reshuffle and then the sadge happened

I mean it will literally be like where were you when you heard the news I was sitting on my

sofa exactly the same as actually on Brexit night eating a Gary Baldi like where were you when you heard the news? I was sitting on my sofa

exactly the same as actually on Brexit night

eating a Gary Baldi.

Lucky Gary.

What?

Sorry.

That has a horrible, incestuous thing for me

because my dad was called Gary.

Oh God, no! Make it stop! And he wasn't quite as bald as me, but... Mind bleach, mind bleach, mind bleach. You got a lot of praise for the last episode. People did like your humour, actually. Actually, forget the humour, they liked the smart. No, I think you'll find it was the amazing award-winning comedy. Yeah, we'll have a lot more of that to come. Let me tell everyone what we're about to talk about. We will be talking about the reshuffle, HS2. New Hampshire, deportations, coronavirus, the Labour Leadership Campaign, watched the News Night Debate Debate last night. And we might possibly mention what happened

on Good Morning Britain

but we'll leave that to the end

so people have to listen to the end

so we have to listen to the end.

So we have a new

Chancellor at the Exchequer

his name is Rishi Sunak

I don't think I've ever met him

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