The home of common sense. This is talk. I am going to throw out the question is Stama turning a blind eye to extremism. You can message us on 8-7-2-2. Those are ways to get in touch. The levels of heady ineptitude coming out of number 10 continues to see jaws dropping across the country. The

fallout over the Abdul Fatter being welcomed with open arms by our own Prime Minister, still making

big headlines, and that is due in no small part to the fact that Kirstama's gushing tweet

remains steadfast on his Twitter feed. Despite declaring Abdul Fatter's social media history

as, quote, abhorrent and saying that he's reviewing information failures, it sings Mr.

Stama is doubling down. In what world would any leader be okay with that? But of course, this isn't any leader.

This is Kirstama, a man with a PhD in doing the wrong thing when the right thing was staring him in

the face. And we now know, as I mentioned at the top there, that this man is claiming to be at the

centre of a Zionist pylon. It's a campaign against him.

He, apparently, is now the victim.

And all of this going on while Labour resist calls

for him to be stripped of his British citizenship

and deported over the many things,

thousands of things that he said over the years.

To discuss this and the other big stories of the day, Benedict Spence is in with his political commentator, an all-round festive joy. Good to see you, Benedict. Hello. Nice to have you with us. I mean, this is one of those stories that you kind of, you sort of look at it, and then you step back and look at it again and go, am I miss something here? Is there something I'm not seeing?

So we know about what this man thinks, the kind of allegiances he has,

who he supports, who he hates, who he wants dead, white people, police.

Dutch, it doesn't like the Dutch people.

I mean, Dutch people never did anything to anybody, for goodness sake.

But not, well, there's debate there, perhaps.

But there is, still to me, this irredeemable reality of Kirstehm are keeping this tweet up.

I can't get over that because I think that's rather significant.

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