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Hello and welcome to Electoral Disfunction from Sky News with me, Beth Rigby.

Me Ruth Davidson and me Harriet Harmon.

And Ruth, it's good to see that you are in your palace.

I heard that you had knocked down the east wing of your house,

and you were building your own ballroom,

and you look like you're ensconced in it today.

Yeah, so, like, you know how you get filters?

For people on YouTube, this will make sense. For anybody that's listening audio only, this will mean absolutely nothing to you. But if you look behind my back, you can see, like, this is not one of those, like, filters that you get for when you're on a Zoom call. This is, like, the actual hotel room they put me in. just the three tapestries in this room.

This is the size of my key to the door.

I'm in a Tudor hunting lodge. When I opened the blinds this morning, I got here quite late last night. It was dark. When I opened the blinds this morning, I looked out out the window through my leaded windows. Are you sure you're not on the traitors? There's a hedge maze.

It looks just like the traitors.

Just like if there had been peacocks screaming like banshees,

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