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London calling Washington, D.C.

Oh, hello.

How's it going?

It's fine. I have just been to a kind of bagel place around the corner from the BBC

building here in here in Washington you can probably hit a bit of crinkle of the old

paper and this bagel is unbelievable it must be about three or four inches tall and it's got cream cheese and

tomato and onion and cucumber and salmon and oh it's fantastic and then this

massive bowl of coffee which given I spent a long time on an

over plane yesterday is very valuable. Well and according to this photo of the

traveling press pack and Kirstarmer I'm taken by legendary photographer Stephen Russo. The only thing you ate on the flight

over was your pen. Well, you're chewing your pen. Well, so the thing is, I'm going to be, I'm going to be really, I'm going to be really honest with newscasters here so we have this thing called the

Huddle and if you've seen the pictures you're the right to call the huddle where we all huddle

around the Prime Minister done it for years and years with different Prime Ministers

on foreign trips.

The pain goes in the mouth because it helps me A,

concentrate because it's quite hard to hear when you're on a plane.

Secondly, we are recording it so that we can transcribe the quote.

So I don't have to write too much done in my notebook.

And also I kind of think that way I don't find myself gafforing and it all looking like it's a bit kind of

of chummy.

Yeah.

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