Oh, forgot to add myself to the stream. What a beginning. Sorry, I'm just too excited.

There's quite a lot going on right now. Um, and breathe and breathe, fully enough. Something

quite similar is probably being said to Liz Truss at this very moment, where to begin.

We're doing a very important to live stream because I think it would have been kind of rude

to not to be given the circumstances. Um, if you just joined us, if you just tuned in,

uh, maybe you've had a busy day, the Prime Minister's gone. Um, so just a bear in mind,

just put that perspective. By the time a new Prime Minister takes over, which is probably

going to happen in a few, but in a week, that's the time scale. Britain will have had nearly

30% of its Prime Ministers since World War II in the last six years. So since 2016,

about 30% of British Prime Ministers, but in mind, World War II ended 77 years ago,

up 30% of them in the last six years. But what makes this even more credible is there

hasn't been a change of government in that time. It's not as though, you know, it's been a period

of political instability in the sense that one, you know, there's lots of parties taking over and

you know, laboratory, laboratory because they're too unstable in government. The same people

have been in power. This is a political death cult. It should, they chewed up David Cameron,

they chewed up Theresa May, they chewed up Boris Johnson, they chewed up Lizard Trust, the shortest

serving Prime Minister in the history of course of British democracy. And now, or just a British

history, actually, sorry, democracy aside. Um, and now the next victim is about to take over,

of course, we will be talking about that. Now, obviously, you might think a bit of shadowing

for it. I think it needs to be careful there, because obviously the consequences of what

Lizard Trust have done a pretty catastrophic for millions of people who've already, and I do always

mention the statistic, because you can't understand the plight of this country, which has been

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