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Hello, welcome to O'Guard what now. I'm Dorian Litzky recording live from a spacious

skip in hybrid. Let's meet the panel. First up is political commentator Alex Andreye,

Hi Alex. Hello. It's bad news for leading Arlene Foster impersonator Naomi Smith. Foster

has resigned as leader of the DUP and First Minister of Northern Ireland after DUP Assembly

members called for a leadership contest. For four-hours resignation, the hardline is

we're probably angry about her alleged weakness over Northern Ireland protocol and her

abstention on a bill to ban gay conversion therapy. They're all in favor of gay conversion

therapy. Does this suggest that her replacement is going to come from the headbanger wing of

unionism? Isn't it quite something to come to the realization that in that universe

Ireland Foster is the moderate one? She's the one. Look, I mean, there had been several

strikes against Foster in particular the Ashford cash public inquiry into some bungled green

energy scheme which was scathing in its review of the administration and led basically

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