Hello and welcome to the political party. This episode features Jonathan Isabee, editor

of Brexit Central. And it's a brilliant interview. We talk about Brexit. We talk about the role

of Brexit Central. We talk about some of the other things that he's done, working at Conservative

home, working at the taxpayers of the Lions, about his own politics and where they came from.

And it's a brilliant, wide-ranging and respectful discussion about Brexit. And I first met Jonathan

about 12 years ago. We reminisce about that early on, so I'll shant ruin that particular

anecdote. But it's, as always, just so refreshing to sit down with someone, whether you agree

with them or not, and have a really good conversation about politics and why things matter to

his different people and get a different perspective on the narrative of the day. And he was a superb

and thoughtful and reasonable guest. It was just great. The time, as it's often does, completely

run away with us. And I was aware that I've kept him from all the now, so how to let him go.

But it could have easily done probably another two or three hours. And there's so many things

that we didn't talk about. He's love of Coronation Street. His collection of every now,

that's what I call music album. And the work he did on David Trimble's biography, as well as so

many other things. He also, well, he gives me an idea in this podcast and I won't ruin what it is.

But I'm definitely going to pick it up. And on the other side of this chat, I should let you know

another idea that he's got that I think we could all benefit from. Thank you to everyone who's

come to see me on tour so far. It's been so much fun. I can't thank you. And people are so kind.

So to all the people that I've met before and after and to all the people who've come, thank you so

much. I hope you enjoyed the show, but for me, so supportive and me, so kind. I'm in Leicester

on the 15th of February, which is the day this goes out. So if you're listening to this, today,

I'll hang on. Of course it's today when you listen to this. If you're listening to this, I'm

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