Very good morning to you, my friends. It's just gone six o'clock. It's Tuesday, the second of December, you lucky people.

Welcome along and you're waking up to, well, a collection of news stories that however much we try to move them away from the liar that is Reeves.

And for the man who has no backbone, Stama, it just keeps coming back to them.

More pressure on those two dullards this morning as the head.

I don't know if you read this, the head of the Office of Budget Responsibility.

He quit yesterday.

This is a man who allegedly was responsible for the budget being leaked 45 minutes before, in fact,

madam stood up and denounced it.

Yesterday, Keir Starrman, I don't know if you saw him, he went on and on

about, we didn't lie, it was all fine. It's everybody else's fault bar me. I don't know what's

going on. We shouldn't have left the European Union. Brexit seemed to be phoned into everything

he was saying. The question this morning is, seriously, how the hell can Reeves and Stama survive?

Not that you probably want them to, but how can they, with any conscience, survive?

We head towards Christmas.

It's a time of year where, you know, goodwill to all men and all women.

Do you feel any goodwill to Stama and Reeves?

I think not. The other ludicrous

story that, yes, rolls over from yesterday, David Lamy, a man who at best would be described

as over-promoted, although I think the Wigan tights went a bit far. Today goes further and says that

courts cannot continue to cling on to

jury trials for the sake of tradition, right? That's what he said, okay? The truth of the matter is,

we had a leading case on yesterday saying that actually being judged by your peers, 12 men and women

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