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Hello Bugleers and welcome to issue 4,235 of the world leading an only audio newspaper

for a visual world with me and his ultimate here in London where not for the first time

in the history of our esteemed radio chronicle of the known universe politics has been happening

this week and without wishing to give a spoiler as to what may be coming up later in this week's

show. Yes!

Joining me in no few of them three dimensions right here in my house to discuss the dramatic

events of this week and whether there has ever been a clearer definition of the meaning

of the word inevitable. I have Alice Fraser and Mark Steele.

Well it's been an interesting week isn't it?

It's yeah and I find myself actually really really I mean generally generally on the side

of Boris Johnson on this one because I feel that most politicians as we know they they

have principles when they go into politics and they abandon them but I don't think Boris

did that. I think he started out as a self-serving narcissistic sociopathic f***ing lunatic

and a compulsive lying shit face f***ing horror of a set-bit of a barrel of filth and I

think he stayed true to that right to the end and I think we should commend him for that.

Right. I mean this is the thing like he was an unkempt self-indulgent greedy obnoxious

mass murdering bastard who like...

Mass murdering.

Sorry sorry it's great that I'll go back. He's an unwanted man in almost exactly the

way a man on a wanted poster is an unwanted man but it turns out that letting people

die through like smug negligence grift, nepotism and incompetence isn't arrestable in the

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