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

I'm Cindy Yu and I'm joined by James LaSive and Fraser Nelson.

The Secret Report was released last week when there didn't seem to be an immediate action,

but over the weekend there seems to have been a bit more trickling of letters going into

the Graeme Brady. James, can you talk us through this because there wasn't much of a reaction

when the Grey Report hit last week but you write in your column for the upcoming issue of the

spectator that movement is happening behind the scenes? So what Boris Johnson doesn't face

is a kind of organized attempt to topple him. Over the weekend I got in touch with a few people

who have written letters and it seemed very, they hadn't spoken to others, they just made their

own mind up and you see this in the type of people who are coming out. This is not a

ideologically driven group, you know, so you've got Bob Neill, a kind of lawyer who campaign

for a main and Steve Baker is a libertarian brexeter. This makes it very difficult to guess where

the next letter is coming from for number 10 because this discontent spangs always the party

and all intakes. And so I think there is now a growing chance that you at some point can almost

accidentally hit the 54 letters now. Maybe that is after these two bi-lections in Wakefield and

Tippettin and Horneton, you know, if the Tories lose both of those, I think that could spook a

lot of Tory MPs, particularly Wakefield because that would be a kind of red wall seat going back

to Labour. Tippettin and Horneton because that is like one of these, a bit like Northropshire,

it's a very safe rural Tory seat or whatever Lib Dems would have come from nowhere to take it,

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