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Hello and welcome back to the weekly wrap-up from The Bunker.

I'm Jacob Jarvis.

Every Friday we recap the biggest stories, the weirdest stories and the news that has gone under the radar over the last week with some of your favourite bunker personalities

and maybe even some panellists from

Oh God What Now. Today we're joined by journalist, author of London Clubland and Oh God What Now favourite,

Seth Tevo. Hey, Seth.

Hello, hello. Seth, what's the, what's the strangest story you've seen this week?

There was a very odd interview that Boris Johnson gave for a podcast.

It's called the smokeless word.

And it's actually run paradoxically by British American tobacco.

It's all about how they're trying to pivot to vapes and, you know, non-traditional tobacco products.

And what just made it so weird was the general tone.

It was very self-pitying, you know, I was misjudged. Everyone was unfair to me the whole time.

He only seemed to have been really happy either as a schoolboy or as mayor of London when he said he was the Napoleon of Notting Hill.

Do he sound a little bit, he sounds almost like he's doing a bit of a Liz Trust thing there of suggesting that everyone was out to get him.

Yeah, I mean, it's interesting because people used to, by and large, be quite graceful when they gave up power.

You know, you look at John Major, he's done the lecture circuit, you look at Gordon Brown, he's gone on to do think tanks and reports.

There's this thing on the right you find amongst Boris Johnson, amongst David Cameron,

sort of standing awkwardly on a campsite, trying to sell insurance. You find it with Liz Truss,

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