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Hello, hello, good morning, good evening, good afternoon. All right, I don't want to watch

I'm a celebrity on ITV. I love ITV. I do not want to watch it. There's a lot going on this season

that I find distasteful. My friend, comedian Sean Walsh is in the jungle. I would like to watch him

because, you know, comedians support each other. He had a rough time on strictly. He did something

very naughty. He hurt someone's feelings and I respect that woman tremendously and I don't feel

like that was the right thing to do. However, do I believe that that means Sean should disappear

forever? No, I don't believe in cancel culture. I believe in accountability in bettering yourself

and moving forward. Sean is a nice person who meets some mistakes. He's an incredible comedian

and now he's in the jungle. Fine. Matt Hancock is not a nice person who's made mistakes. He is

employed as an MP. As a civil servant, he is one of many people in charge of quite a lot of

legislation that either improves or worsens people's precarious and very precious lives. He is

being paid reportedly over 400 grand, some of which he's donating to charity, but even that is

fucking rude. Well, I'm giving some of it to charity. True charity is secret. You don't advertise

that you're doing it. It's fine to talk about a charity because you want people to have awareness

about that charity and maybe donate themselves, but it's so self-serving to go on television and

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