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I'm going to Hello and welcome to rock and roll politics, the weekly podcast with me, Steve Richards.

Thank you so much for tuning in, wherever you are in the UK, and indeed around the rest of the world.

And, well, these podcasts are coming thick and fast at the moment.

There were two last week, the special of the last show at the Edinburgh Festival.

It's already, it's funny, the Edinburgh Festival.

It's very intense while you're there, sort of cocooned in a

world of frenzied activity. And then very quickly, it kind of fades, and you can't really

remember much about it. I was trying to make some notes about what we did in Edinburgh.

And I thought, what, what happened that day? You know, so, there were only to you a short time ago.

Anyway, you had that one and then another one after that, a kind of question time special.

And now it's the regular.

But if you're on Patreon, you're going to get another podcast this week,

the September bonus on the relationship between Tony Blair and Alistair Campbell, the last of the current

series of the relationship between prime ministers and their chosen special confidant. And by the way,

it's a really interesting question as to whether Liz Truss has got an equivalent of

Alistair Campbell or Nick Timothy and Theresa May, you know, for a brief

period before in that Shakespearean moment after the 2017 election, she was forced to sack

her two chosen confidants of which Nick Timothy was won. Has Liz Truss got that equivalent? Harold Wilson

and Marcia Williams, they all feature in the bonus podcasts on the Patreon version of rock and roll

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