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A warm welcome to your breakfast show here on Talk. It's boxing day. What are you doing at

Boxing Day? Do you come out of the shackles of Christmas Day with the fight over the remote

control? Are you glad to be getting out? Are you glad that you might be heading for the sales

on one of the busiest days of shopping? Are you glad that you might be heading for the sales on one of the busiest days

of shopping? Are you queuing up at the door now ready to go into a shop for those bargains,

tripping over the security guard, knocking them over, buying the cheapest, you know, blouse you

can find? I wonder, 03444-999,000. Or are you staying home and listening to the lucid debates that we have here on talk?

I hope you are.

I hope you're enjoying the start of your day here.

The King's Speech, what did you think of it?

He's, you know, on some things, he was very good in terms of he talked about different

communities that feel threatened. He talked about the Jewish community in some detail by putting

some what we call Ulay, underlay, he put some pictures, very significant pictures

underneath his discussion without mentioning who they were. For example, he was walking in

to the synagogue in Manchester with Rabbi Daniel Walker as a moment of solidarity with the Jewish community.

And then of course just seconds later, there was a shot of the entrance to Bondi Beach as well.

But then he talked about diversity.

As Philip Kiesley said earlier on in the show,

he didn't quite say diversity is that as strength,

but he sort of still believes in it.

But as Mike Neville said on my show a couple of days ago, he said,

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