Hey, folks, welcome back to another one of these political chants that Dan and I have been having.

I think it's worth talking about what Nigel Farage is describing as the end of the

Conservatives as a national party, because actually, I think it might be on horizon.

You love to see it.

I do love to say it. We were leading the zero-seats campaign.

The concern is, though, they're not, um,

they're not a foe that can be defeated. This is, this is Terminator 1000, you know, it will, it will split and it will reform. And it will come back looking like something else. Yeah, it'll come back with a turquoise rosette. Yes. Um, which apparently, I mean, looks, we'll get into it in detail.

It looks like it's happening.

But I've been saying... Yes. Which apparently, I mean, it looks, we'll get into it in detail.

It looks like it's happening.

But I've been saying for a while now that I think this is just the last Labor government that we're ever going to see.

And that means essentially the death of the 20th century consensus.

So all's to play for.

And as we come to the end of this podcast, you'll see exactly what I mean when I say all's to play for. And as we come to the end of this podcast, you'll see exactly what I mean when I say

all's to play for, because there is no clear winner or frontrunner from any of this.

Pauls are still interesting, are they?

They're very interesting actually quite exciting.

But before we go on, Islander 5 is still on sale but won't be four much longer.

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