Look, everybody's mad at Roshnara Ali, right?

Like, everybody's mad at her.

And I think, like, why are we mad at the parliamentaryara Ali, right? Like, everybody's mad at her. And that's true. I think, like, why are we mad at the parliamentary Undersecretary of State for homelessness for creating more homeless people? Yeah, I mean, it's like, listen, they always tell you in school, you know, if you finish your work early, you can just ask for more, right? And so I assume that's what she was doing. Yeah. The only thing that can explain why one of the many landlords of Parliament that

are associated with the Labour Party, as well as the Green Party. Hey, Adrian Ramsey, another landlord.

Interesting. Interesting. I liked his sort of little sort of kind of justification of it. Like, oh, like I co-owned this house of someone else and I don't even make any profit from it.

Becoming a landlord can strike at any time, you know?

Well, the impression that I just sort of got. And also what was very funny from like aspect, again, I don't want to make this like the show about what happened on Twitter. But, there were a few like, you know, of those sort of business entrepreneur guys online who were just like, yeah, this means you're a bad landlord. It's like, yeah, good point. Like, you know, all like all sort of like good politics aside is I feel like the sort of defense of actually I'm not very good at my job is a very funny one.

It is novel, I will say.

Moving out of one flat where the landlord evicted me to sell it into another flat where the landlord will not answer emails or phone calls or text.

Because it gives them anxiety.

It's sort of like my work life and my personal life are really converging

in the form of what new landlord hell will I have to deal with today? And this is certainly one.

So for you for US listeners who may not know, Rishanara Ali is, well, was the Labor Underminister

for homelessness, also a landlord, and also in contravention to the

renter's rights bill that's simply not yet law, she kicked out all of a tenants of a house

she owned, raised the rent by 700 pounds, and I think serves as a wonderful object lesson as to

the pure political impunity of, well, what do you mean? Well, it's fine. Look,

I'm not a bad person. I'm a nice person. It's interesting. I mean, I didn't know that there were

resigning offenses in this government. And obviously, I think they're going to be extremely

salty about the fact that she has had to resign. And I look forward to a kind of Jonathan

Ashworth situation where she's now, or, you know, Tangam Debenair, where she's now on TV for the

rest of our lives. Yeah, I can't wait for her to become the head of a pressure group that is

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