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Hello and welcome to Coffee How Shots, the spectators' daily politics podcast.

I'm Cindy Yu and I'm joined by James O'Cythe and Fraser Nelson.

So last night was the first official regional Tory party husting.

Well, Liz Truss and Richie Sienaick faced up against each other again,

but this time in leads in front of Tory members. Fraser, what did you make of the session?

I thought this was Liz Truss's strongest performance yet,

and at times I was thinking she's almost irreconisable from the startled scared figure that we saw

on the very first debate. I remember sitting here that night thinking she's dropping out of

his race, she looks scared, she looked unprepared, and she was even saying in the second debate how

she was bad at this sort of format. I'm not sure she'd be saying that last night, she was

revving up the audience, she adapted to the local format particularly well. I mean, talking about

her connections with Leeds, talking about Don Revy, you know, the football manager, and even though

it was Richie Sienaick's home turf in Safari, he's a Yorkshire MP and Liz is now a born

again Londoner with Norfolk constituency. I thought she managed to make good of her local

connections effectively, and I thought, you know, Richie Sienaick was good, but she was better and

left me wondering if she is now unstoppable. When you look at the bookmakers' odds right now,

she's now I think 85% chance of winning to Sienaick's 15% chance. Now, the bookmakers can be

wildly wrong, they normally are. When they go to 90% chance, you know, they're almost certainly

wrong. But you now begin to get people saying, you should Richie Sienaick, now drop out of this race

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