LBC, Election 2019.

This is The Daily Trail. I'm Sheila Fogity.

And for the last time, I'm Ian Dale.

I've only just realised that rhymes.

This is the Daily Trail. I'm Sheila Fogarty and I'm Ian Dale.

Coming up, I'm not Ian Dale, but

anyway, coming up, the last day of campaigning, has it been a clean or dirty

campaign? I think we can all agree it's been a dirty campaign. Nigel Farage says Britain

will face another Brexit crisis in the spring if the Tories win. Nicola Sturgeon

attacks Boris Johnson saying he's the greatest threat to Scotland of any Tory PM in modern times.

Not quite as great a threat as she is, but there we are.

Well, we'll talk about that in a minute. And the leader of Plied Comrie calls for a law to

stop politicians lying to the public, as if the police haven't got enough to deal with.

Well, exactly. And I will be speaking to him later this evening, Sheila.

Well, you can put that too. I will.

So where do we begin? Last day of campaigning, I've just spent three hours speaking to LBC callers about how they have decided to vote and why they've decided quite a lot of

undecides calling in, really wrestling with the whole thing. Isn't this a weird phenomenon

that after all of this time,

there are still undecided people out there?

And I can guarantee you, on Friday,

you will talk to people who only decided

once they got into the polling booth.

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