As I'm sure you all know, Mac is one of my biggest cheerleaders on the street.

Let's remember a free reminder minister needs one, an information commentator who

invent a seventh here and give a voice to your cause.

Mad rhythm had buildings.

Hampshire has Woodrow White.

I have mad chorn.

So devoted to this is my interest.

He gets up at 5.30 each morning to post.

He gets up at 5.30 each morning to post the reason there is and shoot

to close red-offs.

I'm sorry to report that the delusion in number 10

is even worse than we thought.

That was the Prime Minister at last week's

Westminster Correspond's dinner. This is the Red Box Politics Podcast in The Times. I'm Matt

Surely.

As suspected, last week's episode divided the audience, especially on the merits of children's

films in general and Black Panther in particular. Benbo 12 writes on iTunes, love the podcast,

but do we have to have David Eronovich moaning

about the cost of sash windows and trying to impose his cultural tastes on people?

Well, no, not this week, we don't. Instead, I'm joined by Times columnist Rachel Sylvester who says the left is eating itself.

Comedian Matt Ford has fallen out of love with PMQs. But first we lift the Brexit embargo on the

podcast to be joined by Times political correspondent Henry Zeffman who will tell us

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