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What Most People's Hello and welcome to this week's episode of what most people think. And I don't know about you, man. I feel like it's because it's so hot this week, got to do a slightly different show, you know, because it's that hot that I haven't read the tabloids, but we've probably been compared to the Seychelles or other places that Britain is hotter than, hotter than the Maldives. So we would, of course, talk a little bit of politics. We'll talk a bit about the Burnham bizarre situation. But really, we're going to lean into having a laugh and the fun. Not at least because Sean Walsh is here. Welcome back, Sean. What are you saying? What are you saying? Well, you know, like, I don't know what your relationship is with the news. It's more like news round level, like John Craven, that sort of...

I think you've overshot.

Could be.

I think you've genuinely overshot. Genuinely. No, absolutely. If I saw... If I watch news round now, I'd be blown away of what's happening around the world. I've got, really? So you after your last appearance on this show

You had a bit of an awakening with the news, didn't you?

There was something about, yeah,

so what's the journey you've been on with the news? So I messaged you, didn't I? And I said, look, I need to stop being so absent when it comes to the news. Like, how can I just kind of, how could I express get into this? And you

recommended newscast? A lot of the right wing is my goal, Jeff G, BBC Stoge, but I think it's a

good entry point. Yeah, entry. I needed an entry point. Yes, right. And so if we had done this

about six months ago, yeah, I would actually, I think I would be relatively informed, albeit from the BBC

Stu's point of view. You drifted back into ignorance. There's just too much going on. How do people,

I think I said this last time. I literally don't know how people keep up with the news. That's not

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