Mahankoke, what do we even say? I don't know what sort of you're thinking. Oh, just another

video going on about how embarrassing Mahankoke is to every living creature on the face of

the earth and generally ridiculing it. Yes, partly, that is this video. But also, I obviously

want to make wider points about the political elite in this country. So I think Mahankoke

in so many ways epitomizes everything that's wrong with them. Now, if you know what I'm

talking about, let's just roll a clip from this extraordinary fast, which is entirely

created by Mahankoke on the news agents podcast, if you haven't already had the interesting

experience of having to watch this. But what has happened to you? Yeah. Over the past two

years, you know, in office, then you're forced to resign over. Falling in love with somebody.

Falling in love. Well, you know, you know, you're in love with rushing the own rules.

Yes, you're actually just to stop. Stop, stop, stop, stop. Stop, stop, stop, stop. I am a

human being, right? Yeah. Okay. No state. Don't interrupt me now, because I'm going to

say something that I'd like you to listen to. I'm a human being. John's question is leading

up to essentially, how do you cope with this amount of stuff as a human being? And part

of the answer is that, of course, politicians, you know, have to take the rough with the

smooth. And I have learned a huge amount about resilience. But I also, now, I'm just not

interested in having people just go over old calls again and again and again. It's not

fair. And it's not right because we are human too. Of course, I have, you know, I've

put myself through the most extraordinary amount of scrutiny over everything that happened.

And the inquiry will rightly do that again in a proper format for learning the lessons

for the country. And I'm enthusiastic about playing my part in that. But I'm also now

perfectly willing and totally within my rights to say that you chose to be in public

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