All right, Alexander, let's talk about the situation in the UK, and it really does look

like Stommer this time around is done for.

I don't think he's going to make it.

You know better than I do, but the people that he has wronged over the year or so, they're now coming back at him and they want him gone.

The Mandelson scandal is not going away.

And he is losing support.

I don't know who even supports him at this point anymore in either party, to be quite honest.

He seems to me as if he's very much isolated and alone, and it's just a matter of time

before he is gone.

I will say this, your thoughts on what I was thinking about when it came to Stommer over the past

month.

The war in the Middle East definitely helped him deflect much of the attention away from

everything that was brewing with Mandelson, and he was able to focus on Hormuz and Iran and stuff

like that, and Trump. And so he didn't really have to deal with Mandelson, but Mandelson came back

and he has to deal with it now.

I mean, the month of the war with Iran definitely bought him sometime. Yes. Yes, it did. It absolutely

did. I think you're absolutely right. I think it's become clear over the last week that he has lost support,

conclusively lost support from the two last remaining pillars that propped him up.

One was the cabinet, the top ministers of the government, who basically were all supporting Starner,

because they all hate each other. I can't agree which of them should take his place.

So up to this moment in time, they've been loyally willing to go out and speak up for him,

not because they really liked him, not because they really liked him, not because

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