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Hello and welcome to this week's episode.

And well, since we last spoke, there's a cheeky, cheeky little war broken up.

Cheeky little war broken up? No, it hasn't broken up yet. I don't know. I should probably

timestamp it here because it's one of those weeks. It's Monday the 2nd of March at 11am and

Operation Epic Fury is breaking out in the Middle East. It's very serious, but obviously this is a topical

comedy podcast. My job is to try and make jokes where possible. I hope you understand that. And Davina Bentley making a debut. What a week to make your debut on the podcast. Yeah, I thought I'd come when there was not much to talk about. You got lots of jokes about war? Well, my comedy club gold about World War III.

So it's all like locked and loaded, ready to go.

That's exactly the kind of language Trump would use, you know?

I mean, just with the name of the operation, Epic Fury,

it's dripping in testosterone, isn't it?

Epic Fury.

I feel like it was called Operation Fury.

And then one of the kind of Jimbrose at Marilago went, how about we say Epic? And everyone went,

yeah. The thing is, it is a really, really good name. Like, if that was, if that was the film that

was coming out at, like, you know, View is LinkedIn. Yeah. I would 100% watch it. Like that's a film you need to see in the cinema, big screen. That's a good film, right? Yes. When I told my son that was what he called, I could see his eyes slightly get bigger. He kind of thought that was very cool that was called Operation Epic Fury. I mean, it is weird. I mean, obviously, it would be one of the big subjects of this week, but it is weird with Trump. It's like, there's a certain crassness to the way that he talks about stuff, but it's also kind of honest as well. Like, you know, when they talk about, you know, we are limited military strike in certain areas. And when he just says, yeah, we're going to fucking get out there, we're going to bomb

the shit out.

And you go, I mean, that is sort of the point of war, really.

It's a refreshingly honest take.

There is a like directness and a no bullshit to the things he says.

The problem is that he's got no moral compass or like idea or like cares about policy, cares about people, he just, and also

it was clearly very impulsive. But then I suppose if you juxtapose like the way that he

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