but she's an act. Remember him, he's that prime minister. Now, granted, there's every reason you've

you've forgotten, he's our prime minister, the very good reason for that, and he's largely invisible

and he's not very good. But then I see there was more annoying about him. Is it the fact he sounds

like a cross between a slightly patronising prime school teacher and one of the ones from

the in betweeners, if you want to look up who I'm talking about, once you hear it,

you'll never stop hearing it. Or is it the fact he's presiding over the disintegration

of the social fabric of the country? Now, to be fair, the latter just about edges it, what with

the mass poverty, collapsing public services and the resulting avoidable death. Anyway, he really

does just a FYI sound like a CBB's presenter, and to prove it, the comedian Matthew Heiton,

I hope I have pronounced his name correctly, has done a video proving it. We will rebuild trust

in politics through action, or not at all. So I ask you to judge us on the effort that we put

in and the results that we achieve. Lovely stuff. So that is Rishi Senak, actually doing a speech

today. He reappeared in public, lovely to hear from you Rishi, and he's setting out five pledges

for the country, full of ambition and verve and creativity. Now, he's done this lovely reassuring

speech, while the country is, as you may have noticed, convulsing crisis. Now, here's another

lovely comedian. She really is one of my favourites, Sue's Kempner, and she's mocked up a video which

really sets that a light. But right now, we've got a set of challenges that we're grappling with,

and that's the priority as I am, as I've outlined. And with granted inactivity, there's a range

of things that we are looking at, that the chancellor and the work and pension secretary are working

on together. If you're listening on the podcast, that was Rishi Senak superimposed on a video

of a burning forest. So, let's have a talk about the substance of Rishi Senak's little speech

at us, very generously, speaking to his, his people, his public us. So, now he clearly knows

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