He was indeed very witty and charming, but it was also very, very sinewy and policy rich.

There was, you know, his mother would never have given a speech like that, ever.

Intrinsically, there's nothing wrong with Labour losing an election, but I don't think it would be great for the country if they lost it purely because the Prime

Minister was so unpopular, he couldn't carry the electorate.

If someone is stupid enough to pay 250 grand to Boris Johnson for a speech and God, you know,

God knows why people want to pay this trust anything to speak, but some of them do, I don't

know.

As long as they pay their tactics and stay within the rules, it's very hard to kind of stop them.

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Exactly. Shouldn't they matter?

First question comes from Samantha in Sheffield.

And Samantha asks, should the king be wheeled out more often? He seems to have everything soft power calls for charm, wit, a deep sense of history and shared values. I'm no monarchist. But his performance in Washington, D.C. this week was worth every penny. What do you think? Well, I think a lot of people are thinking the same.

And I guess it goes, you know, it's like as Chuck Berry said,

you go to show you never can tell.

Because I was thinking it's only, it's less than 30 years,

about 97, just shy of 30 years,

since he was walking behind Diana's funeral cortege.

And they were so worried

that there was a genuine fear that he might be assassinated right so we've gone from there to

here okay um and he's kind of conquered that he you know last week he kind of conquered America

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