And the So, Ed we talk about all the news that's fit to print as we do each and every

week on this ear podcast for you people yeah we're just talking about the news that is not fit to print

before we came on air, not telling you what's going on.

How and where are you?

I'm currently in Los Angeles.

I'm doing very fine. Thank you very much. My penultimate day in California and I'm heading home to

blight you tomorrow. Looking forward to it. Excellent. It will be nice. It'll be nice to have you back in the country.

I'm sure the country awaits my arrival.

Yeah, there's no bizarre constitutional chaos happening

while you're away just in case you were worried.

Good, good.

Well, I was kind of worried that I wouldn't be able to get back in the country.

Yes, we laugh about these things now. In six weeks we won't be able to laugh about them again.

So anyway, there are a load of sent... six weeks we won't be able to laugh about them again.

So anyway, a load of St George's flags appeared up the road from me and there's been a lot of discussion in the neighborhood

about whether they're Rugby World Cup or Brexit connected. It's hard to tell sometimes, isn't it?

Yeah, I haven't watched any of the Rugby World Cup

because, why, you know, I don't watch Egg Chasing,

but I may suddenly become a Rugby fan of England

about to win.

It'd be funny if England win two World Cups in one year.

Thus that is really quite extraordinary.

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