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Stephen do we have to talk about Europe? I'm afraid we do.

But we have brought along a friend who will enliven this this dark time which is our deputy road to Anustrician.

Hello.

Right, so a couple of things have happened.

One, we've had the first set of televised debates, and two, the polls have moved in a fairly alarming direction for the

remain campaign. Well you say the first televised debates but so far no one's

actually debated anyone else right so they had Michael Gov was Gova was just Michael Gova and a studio audience.

And then I watched David Cameron and Nigel Farage do their sort of same format where they have questions

from the audience. What I thought about that, okay mostly, I didn't really tweet anything during

David Cameron's half, he went second, because it was kind of just dull, like he just played a very straight bat,

he was just very smooth and pink and unruffled.

Nigel Farage, you always have to filter it through the fact that I'm not

Nigel Farage's target audience.

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