Marco from Swindon says this. He's a daily listener. He says without fail, keep it up. I have three friends in the military. Over the last couple of days, I've asked them all their thoughts on being drafted to Ukraine. This is, of course, is because Keir Starrman talks about sending peacekeepers there. Two of them said there's absolutely nowhere they're going because they actually think it's wrong and one of

them has actually handed his notice in to leave the forces. Doesn't this show the lack of respect

for our supposed leadership? Not only a huge amount of public distrust but distrust among our own

armed forces. This is surely alarming. How can we as a people dissolve this government and elects

some real respectful leadership? Well, it's a very good question, Marco. I'm not quite sure how we do it.

Let's talk to Tom Hunt, though. He's here, former Conservative MP, of course, up in Ipswich.

Tom, a very good morning to you.

Morning, morning. I mean, we are stuck with this government, I'm afraid, for a while. I keep sort of promising people that something terrible is going to happen and something will go badly wrong for Kirstama.

I still think that may well happen. I still think Rachel Reeves may not be Chancellor of the Exchequer come the summer.

I still think that there will be people who will have to leave the government over the course of the next few months.

But whether or not

the Labour government continues in some other guys, I just don't know. But they're doing

such a bad job. It's hard to believe, isn't it? Yeah, I mean, I can't really, I think they're

stuck with the Labour government until, you know, for the next four years or so. I mean,

there might be, there might be some changes at the top. There might be some changes in personnel,

but sadly, we are stuck with them for the next four years.

So all the damage that's been done, there'll be a lot more damage across our economy,

our culture, our society.

I sadly think that's inevitable.

But, you know, we are where we are.

And I think that the key question is now that the

right of British politics sorts itself out and it's best place to win of the next available

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