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Live from London, this is Piers Morgan Uncensored with Kate McCann and Harry Cole.

Good evening from London and welcome to Pierce Morgan Uncensored with me, Kate McCann and the political editor of the sun, Harry Cole, filling in for peers who is still on his sunbed out in L.A.

I'm still waiting for that call from Rishi

Sunak. Well, Harry, look, both of us were in the press gallery today for PMQ's. What was your

take from Rishu Sunax first outing? Well, I don't think it could have gone better for him. He had,

for the first time I can remember since about 2019, the Tory bench is absolutely roaring behind

him. He was polished, he was a smoothie,

a complete contrast to either sort of bumbling performance. Boris Johnson used to do or the

slightly meek performance of Liz Truss. And I have to say, Kea Stama was in a bit of a pickle

because he tried to throw lots of different lines at the new PM to see what would stick.

I'm not sure any of them did. The only fly in the ointment, I would say, is that the appointment of Suella Braveman, I think, is going to come back and haunt Rishu Sunaq throughout the early days of his tenure. Yeah, well, let's just have a look at how Rishi Sunak dealt with the moment when Kirstehmah brought up the appointment of the Home Secretary. The Home Secretary made an error of judgment, but she recognised that. She raised the matter and she accepted her mistake.

And that's why I would delighted to welcome back into a united cabinet that brings

experience and stability to the heart of government.

There go. I mean, he's talking there about bringing experience back, but what we know, really,

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