Welcome to Park 2 of my chat with the wonderful Rosie Holt and if you haven't listened to Part 1 yet please do.

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Here's Rosie and Ray Ray.

So the clip that went viral with you as the MP was essentially it was it was

the sugrade parties and my MP was saying I don't know whether I was at one of the lockdown

parties and I won't know until Sue Gray tells me and until Sue Gray tells me then and until Sue Gray tells me,

then I can't say whether I was at a party.

It's like, yeah, I can't remember all of it.

It's like there's a party in the forest,

but no one's there to. But Sue Gray is not in the forest

then is there a party? And it went yeah it went really viral it had sort of

seven million views and a lot of a lot of sort of well-known people thinking it was real.

So A.C. Grayling and Philip Paulman'sly was aghast and like Henry Bolton the exit of UKIP.

He said this is appalling that MPs are able to behave this way and say these kind of things. So yeah then that was one thing

has really really changed. I think at the time we have Boris Johnson's MPs

coming out on TV TV all the time defending some pretty awful things,

not just party gate but also I remember when they decided they weren't going to give kids free school meals

and all these things and I just found it awful but also

innately really funny because it was it was like they were all they were like

playing an improv game where someone had gone before, you need to defend this indefensible thing and you need to do it now and you've got two minutes go.

And so that's kind of what I want in the basis with all of those sketches. I was thinking,

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