Welcome back to Talk TV. I'm not Mike Graham. I very much David Bullger, just standing in for the great man.

Whilst he works on the secret project, more of that and non. Thank you, though, for all your messages.

We've been talking about a wide range of topics this morning. Who does Rishi worry more about upsetting?

Is it the party or is it the voters? Says Terry in

Ram's bottom. We were talking also about turning back the clock. D.B. I wish we could turn the

clock back to 1960. It's so much nicer than the rubbish and dangerous times we live in today.

This country is run and run down by complete idiots.

In terms of the election, Peter and Stephen, who says, I think we all know Sunak is beginning to become a conservative,

not because he's starting to listen to the electorate, but because there is a general election on the horizon.

If he, if he managed to win, I'm sure his views would inevitably revert to the former.

Call me cynical.

Well, possibly.

But I think we have the right to be so after the letdowns, the broken promises over the past four years.

Also in terms of net zero, and I know this is a very passionate topic for many of you,

Jerry, thank you for this. Hi, David, re-net zero. I think it would be helpful to give the people some

context. The level of CO2 in the atmosphere since 1850 has increased from 280 parts per million

to 420 parts per million today. That's a difference of 140 parts per million,

or put that into terms that most people can understand, 14,000ths of 1%. That's less than 1,000th of 1% per

decade. And Britain has been responsible for a tiny part of that. How much closer to zero

do you think it's possible to get? The planet does not need to be saved from a small increase

in trace space gas that is necessary for life, but it does need to be rescued from politicians

who push this nonsense. Very well said indeed. Well, joining me now, I'm delighted to say

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