I just don't think I can do it on my own. Chris Adams on holiday, there's no way you can disturb him.

He's in the south of France, soling himself. He's going to be livid if you try calling him up.

Yeah, but we've got Ally and my government on Labour MP. They've just had their conference. She's got lots to say on Brexit.

But can't do that on my own.

I remember seeing you do a news channel two-way. I was really late at night, but that wasn't a total disaster. You did that all by yourself.

You say, well, I'm going to try and get hold of Adam. Let's see if we can get hold of him.

Hello, it's Adam Fleming from the BBC Brussels Bureau here.

And the nation's joint favourite presenter of the Brexit Cast podcast, which you can get on that any app you use to download podcasts.

Now, I know it's a very big week of Brexit news with a round of talk happening.

President Macron doing a speech. Donald Tusk, the president of the European Council visiting Theresa May in Downing Street.

But unfortunately, I've chosen it to go on holiday in the south of France. So sorry about that.

But I'm sure there are plenty of other well-qualified BBC journalists who will be able to help you out. Please leave a message after the tone.

Adam, they're armed. Give us a ring. Quick.

Brexit Cast. Brexit Cast.

From the BBC. Brexit means Brexit.

We are already an issue. Thank you.

You all laughed at me. You're not laughing now, are you?

How can these smart people be so diluted?

We will make Brexit a success.

So, yeah, hello, from Westminster, Chris Mason here, Billy Nomates, as usual, really, but now on the podcast.

Now, I'm just getting my head around all these podcasts. Got the app and all of that since we've been doing Brexit cast.

I'm not sure how good, how well monologues go down, but maybe that's what we're going to have to try this week.

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