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How are you, Mr. Blexley?

I'm very well, thank you, Governor.

Now, as ever, I'm glad you're here on a Tuesday, because we've got lots of law and order-style conversations to have, not least the kickoff from Nigel Farage, who there's a big piece in the mail written by Dan Hodges, who used to be a massive Labour fan,

but since I've basically, you know, educated him, he's now become actually a more sensible individual.

And he says, Nigel Farage appears to be the only person right now in politics talking for Britain,

speaking as if he understands what's going wrong.

Mr Farage has a sixth political sense.

He does.

Whereby he taps in to the mood of the nation and speaks for millions.

Yeah.

And of course, how many years of you and I have been having conversations about lawless

Britain, about our streets becoming increasingly unsafe?

It's kind of what I do, what I say,

and what I'm talking about and writing about a lot.

A lot of the time.

So I have been doing it for some years now.

Yeah.

And we are in a dreadful state.

Societyal collapse,

I'm not necessarily sure I would have chosen those words,

but increasingly lawless Britain and unsafe streets very, very much so.

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