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Hello, welcome to the All-Out Politics Podcast.

I'm Adam Bolton.

Today I'm joined by our senior political correspondent, Rob Nisbitt,

and the Telegraph Brexit Commissioning editor, Asa Bennett.

A bit of a boy's show. But anyway, what we're going to talk about is hard politics this week, the state of the government and the state of Brexit,

and a little bit about whether the young should be let into the political process.

So first, Theresa May, she told journalists on the plane to China that she's no quitter, and this is why.

We do need to do more, and we do need to ensure that we are talking about what we have already achieved,

to those young people who worry about whether they'll get their own home, to those

parents who are concerned about the education their children will be getting, to people

who are worried about the jobs for the future for their children.

And that's what we will be doing.

And I'm committed on to delivering on that.

So A. So, Issa, is that going to do the trick?

Well, in terms of her statement, it's very much the same sort of thing you've heard when she went to Japan.

It's that robotic repetition of your eye-in of the long term.

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