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It's three minutes after ten.

You're listening to James O'Brien on LBC.

We could invent a new word.

Your mind works in a similar way to mind Glenn and Alex,

both coming in on this one. The word would be disingenric, a sort of combination of disingenuous

and honest Bob generic. I mean, I hesitate to give him too much oxygen, frankly, but I did hear

him being interviewed earlier by Nick, and my ears were on storks.

I mean, how can anybody who's held the position of justice minister and presided over,

I think an almost existential collapse of our entire criminal justice system,

suddenly start trying to take pot shots at the new lot, five months in to the job.

Rishi Sunak was told by Alex Chalk, his prisons minister, I think, that releasing prisoners early

was absolutely essential, but he didn't do it. And there is one school of thought that suggests,

I mean, they were already, of course, releasing prisoners early, earlier than scheduled.

But he was told by Alex Short that they'd have to do what the subsequent government did.

And they didn't do it.

There's a school of thought that suggests one of the main reasons why he called the election early was so that he didn't have to announce the early release scheme that the next

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