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Hello and welcome to the All-Out Politics Podcast here on Sky News. I'm Adam Bolton. Today, joined by the deputy political editor of Sky News, Beth Rigby, by the political correspondent, Lewis Goodall, who has a new book out. It is called Left for Dead, The strange death and rebirth of the Labour Party. We

talk about that today. And also here the head of Sky Data, Harry Carr. Well, it is the conference

season and it is also the case that Sky News has launched a Make Debates Happen campaign. We'll be discussing all of that.

But first, who could resist it?

Vince Cables, possibly last speech as Liberal Democrat leader,

where he promised an attack accusing Jacob Brie-Mogg of getting an erotic spasm out of the thought of Brexit.

But when he came to deliver the words, it didn't quite work out like that.

Years of economic pain justified by the exotic spresum of leaving the European Union.

Economic pain felt, of course, not by them, but by those least able to afford it.

Exotic spresum. Beth, what did you make of all that?

I'm just going to say this, forgive me, it's a bit of an anti-climax, wasn't it?

Did you see what I did?

I know. Someone was going to do it, so I thought I'd get in there first.

I mean, it was really unfortunate, wasn't it, that he fluffed the words.

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