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With me live in the studio, the broadcaster and journalist Steve N. Allen.

Steve, just looking at the parliamentary arithmetic,

it's possible that Nigel Farage may struggle to get the numbers

to achieve an overall majority.

Is therefore a reform Tory coalition likely? And could it be

the partnership that saves Britain? I think it's very likely because as you say, it would be such

an earth-shattering manoeuvre to go from five seats, four seats, five seats, a few more due to defections, then boom, the biggest party, come on. I mean, it's mathematically not likely, especially as what they're going through at the moment because of the Rupert Lothing. In fact, I think I remember being Saha talking to you when we were covering lots of the defector stories. Yeah. And my prediction, not that I always like to point out when I was right. Well, you're like a slightly balding Mystic Meg, aren't you?

But only slightly in comparison.

Isn't weird.

But I, I, no, I, this is what we're saying.

Of course, the one...

Poor Mystic Meg is no longer with us, by the way.

What a legend she was.

They got a new one in.

Is it a Mystic Mike? No, another one called Mystic Meg? This is what they did with Pippering home and away.

They just replaced her and expected us not to care.

It's a bit harsh, isn't it?

She didn't you see that coming?

Not original ASI as well, sorry, to point out if you watch those films. We were saying, your USP, the unique thing going on about Farage and reform,

was that they weren't the Tories.

And they'd get in all the...

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