All right, Alexander, we have a shake-up in the Sunak administration.

Suella Braverman out, cleverly taking Suella Braverman's position from foreign ministry to

to home secretary.

And in comes David Cameron to become the foreign secretary, foreign minister.

And King Charles had to actually make Cameron a lord because he wasn't a deserving MEP.

So within one day, Cameron becomes Lord David and he also becomes the

foreign secretary of the UK, Prime Minister David Cameron from 2010 to 2016, David Cameron,

who oversaw the destruction of Libya, tried to start a war with Syria, and of course, he is the prime minister who will go down in history for the Brexit referendum.

So what are your thoughts?

Well, I have to say, I mean, it's, and this isn't just my thoughts.

I mean, it is the, I think, a widespread feeling in Britain. I mean, it is, I think, a widespread feeling in Britain.

I mean, it's, as the French say,

plus a change, plus are la-me-shares.

The more things change, the more they remain the same.

So, you know, we started, you know, we had,

we've been through all that process.

It was the Scottish referendum.

There was the Corbyn movement was the Corbyn movement,

the Corbyn moment in the Labour Party. We had the, as you correctly say, the Brexit referendum.

We've had all of this, all of these things going on. We have Johnson, Truss. And we end up

back where we started, exactly back where we started,

exactly back where we started with David Cameron,

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