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We have reached the end of yet another tumultuous week.

Boris Johnson, it would appear, is edging ever closer to becoming the next Prime Minister.

The fifth Prime Minister of this country in this century, by the way, and possibly the greatest.

You never know. He's up against Tony Blair, he's up against Gordon Brown, he's up against

David Cameron, and he's up against Theresa May. Now that, I would have to say, is a prime ministerial

opportunity. Now Boris Johnson, of course, will tell you that he was destined to become

the leader of this great nation of ours, that he went to school and he was made Prime Minister

when he was about the age of 11. Now, some people don't like Boris Johnson. Some people think he's

a bit of a bully. Some people think he's a bit of a misogynist. Some people think that he's a bit

of a racist. Lots of people don't really know Boris Johnson. They just

know what his image is. I think he's a lot cleverer than we give him credit for, and I think

he's a lot less spontaneous than we suspect that he is as well. Coming up in this hour, we're going

to talk to Ross Kempsela, political editor who's going to look forward to Boris's big week

coming up, because only yesterday, the parliamentarians once again tried to stymie

the will of the people. They tried to make it more difficult for Boris to have a no-deal Brexit.

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