This is LBC from Global, leading Britain's conversation with James O'Brien.

Hello, three minutes after ten is the time.

You're listening to James O'Brien on LBC, PMQs today, which oddly remains a somewhat exciting prospect.

We shall fill it it for the very, very best bits and pick over the carcass of whatever emerges

with our good friend and colleague Theo Usherwood shortly. I am drawn to, I don't know if you've

seen this, but the Q and on conspiracy that we

have been, I think, late to the party and inadequate in our coverage. You've got to live and

learn. I struggle with this. I've told you before, haven't I? People believe stuff that's bonkers,

then if you are a sort of professional enemy of the bonkers,

it's hard to know how much you should do on it because there's a danger of, by shining a light

onto the bonkersness, you draw the bonkersness to the attention of more people who might

fall for the bonkersness. Are you still with me at the back? So we shall find out some very

interesting developments on that, which I think are the only answer to the problem,

i.e. just remove it from the public discourse. If you can, get it out of the well, get it out of

the public space. But I don't know how feasible that is. Some of the social media giants have

finally taken action.

Bad news for Donald Trump, of course.

Four minutes after 10 is the time.

The housing story that you heard Nick discussing earlier in the aftermath of Boris Johnson's interesting speech yesterday.

It's a piece in the Daily Mail today, which I did honestly.

And listen, I am clearly and admittedly, just as guilty as anybody

else is sometimes of seeing what you want to see. But we took that speech live yesterday,

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