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Nigel Frotch, leader of performance here.

Nigel, good morning.

Good morning, and by the way, Matt, I'm going to take issue with you from the off.

Yes.

That interview with Keir Starrman wasn't unbelievable. It was unbearable. I can't listen to him.

He is. He is. He is. He is, isn't he? And when she asked him, you know, what was his biggest mistake?

Yeah. Do you know what his biggest mistake was? His biggest mistake, going into politics. And why do I say that? Because actually, if you go into politics, you should do it because you believe in something.

You think it was a course of action that needs to be taken that you think and make the country better.

This bloke doesn't believe in a single thing other than the niceness of human rights law, international law, and the North London set. And what you're

seeing with his premiership, you're seeing somebody who wanted to be Prime Minister for the sake of

being Prime Minister, not with what he could do with it. Well, some of the things that he communicates,

like for example he said, you know, he sometimes thought he didn't communicate things well. He puts out these videos of him walking around

the G7 as if he's sending it to his mum. You know, look at me. I'm at the G7. Here I am with

Donald Trump. Picking up his papers. Here I am walking past a big sign that says G7. Here I am

on a stage with all these other world leaders. Look at me. It's a very narcissistic kind of approach he's got. And I think, you know, I'm not, I'm not a psychologist, but he comes across as very narcissistic man. He can't take criticism. Doesn't like answering questions. I think the reason for that is the only thing that you could argue is going well is, or at least he thinks is going well, is Stama

on the world stage.

Going to the White House, the president's being nice to him, the president's repeatedly

being nice about him and about Britain, you know, meeting with Zelensky.

These are the things that he thinks shows him in a very good light and a good image.

When it comes to domestic politics, I mean, he's you turning on everything.

What is remarkable, you know, I spent the whole of April on the road, as you know, out campaigning for those elections.

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