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Welcome to Political Thinking. I'm off for a couple of weeks. So this is an edition of the podcast

with a difference. Not a conversation with a single individual, but a documentary made for radio for

asking an important question. What does Boris Johnson really think?

If it's an interview you're in the mood for, don't forget that all the back editions of

Political Thinking can be found on BBC Sounds. Here, there was that program.

What does Boris Johnson really think?

This is the moment when the dawn breaks and the curtain goes up on a new act in our great

national drama. I guess it's we're out. Boris Johnson did get Brexit done.

And the next act in the drama has begun. But even though he's been one of the country's best

known politicians for well over a decade, remarkably little is known about what Boris really thinks.

Boris is a man of imaginative words. There is a flexibility about the meaning of the words.

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