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Good morning, Chloe Dobbs.

Good morning.

How are you?

I'm good, thank you.

I've got to hold this up. It's so brilliant.

Le Fasse.

Front and centre, my friends, of the Daily Mail.

This is becoming the biggest farce ever, isn't it?

Yesterday, a guy who had been sent back to France under the one-in, one-out scheme,

I think we've only sent back about 42.

We've had 60,000 over in the last 16 months. He's already back. He came back on a dinghy. So it's one out, one in and one in again. I mean, the mail have got it spot on. Le farce. I mean, it is a total farce. And it's not just now becoming a farce. It's been a farce since the moment that they announced it.

This is a Starma's grand policy to combat reform and I mean, look how it's going. All it's doing is sending more voters to reform. I checked the timeline on this just to see how long this whole thing has taken. How long has he been? So they announced this policy, Starma and Macron, on the 10th of July, and we were told

that it would start within weeks.

It then took until the So they announced this policy, Starma and Macron, on the 10th of July, and we were told that it would start within weeks.

It then took until the 7th of August, a month later, for us to find out that they are detaining the first people to maybe be deported.

And then we had deftly silence for weeks.

And then when Yvette Cooper came to Parliament on the first day of

Parliament on the 1st of September, she said, maybe this month in September we might send

some people, but I'm not too sure about that. Then they tried on the 15th from September to

send the first person. First day, didn't manage to send a single person. Why? Was there no plane?

Oh no, they had booked for the whole week dozens of seats on all these Air France flights hoping to send a load of people. And then of course you had lefty lawyers and charities calling up Air France and the home office saying you can't do this. And so it got bint. They tried the next day to send someone. Isn't the truth they had to have bought the ticket anyway? So the seat was bought so they lost that money. Not just that seat. They bought

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