Ep. 227: Karma-La

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4.8 • 75 Ratings

🗓️ 28 August 2024

⏱️ 65 minutes

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This week, Jazza has become addicted to the Democratic National Convention and what the fanatics are calling Karma-La. Then there’s some dry stuff on Labour benefit reform and a discussion on how trans people are covered in the LGBT press and beyond. Joining us is no legal representation. Image generated by Microsoft Designer

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to the Right Disrorable Podcast, as truthful as resources permit.
0:04.9	Jazet, thank you very much for joining me on the podcast today to celebrate 50 days of
0:09.6	Kirstama's government, which means that he's officially outreached Liz Truss.
0:16.2	Oh my God, I'm so glad that you sprung that on me as a surprise.
0:23.4	That has brought me so much joy.
0:25.6	I wonder what supermarket, like, food stuff has a 50-day shelf life.
0:34.3	I mean, you know.
0:35.3	Like, I think that we should start kind of like, I think that's how we should define
0:38.6	premierships.
0:39.8	Like, maybe, like, how long was Rishi?
0:43.9	He was like a year and a, a year and a half.
0:45.7	I mean, I actually have the list open in front of me.
0:49.4	Oh, excellent.
0:50.3	Rishie's June out was a year in 250 days, actually, 254 days.
0:54.4	So, not too bad, 44 out of 58.
0:58.1	So lower down the league table.
1:01.3	I mean, the...
1:01.9	Okay, so Rishi Sunax Premiership, the shelf life of a can of tinned peas.
1:10.1	Are you looking this up somehow?
1:11.8	Yeah.
1:12.4	Is there an app?
1:14.4	No, no, no.
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