What most impulse.

Hello and welcome to this week's episode of what most people think.

And I'm glad to say joining us again is Captain Blowout himself. It's Francis Foster

who's found time from his busy, so-called globally famous successful podcast, Trigonometry to grace us

with his presence. Thank you.

Mate, that was so passive-aggressive. I wouldn't, I would say it's just aggressive. I would say.

Yeah, well, yeah, I agree. I agree. That is, those were the ramblings of a crotchety middle-aged man. Yes, yeah, but also, you know, it's South London. It's our love language. What I'm saying is I'm really glad that you're here. Obviously, if I said that, everyone would just go, yeah. So I have to couch it in slightly different terms. But you are very welcome back on the show. We've got some interesting subjects because obviously it's been a few weeks of Starmor on the brink. And, look, you know, you've got to go with the Fisherbyte in story-wise. So I've stayed with that story. It's slightly different this week. We're going to have a look at the political right in Britain, like what's going on.

You'll have seen that Rupert Lowe has started his new party, Restore Britain.

Indeed.

We've got Restore, reform, and we've got Reclaim and Advance, which I think sounds like a slogan

for treating baldness.

Like a restore, reform, reclaim and advance. Or erectile dysfunction meds yes yes i could imagine

ben habib yeah i mean looking because he does look quite vigorous like he's rediscovered something

in later life absolutely you know you know third wife syndrome and we'll talk about stories

as well because obviously i've been, you know,

I've been salivating a bit over Kemi's performance at PMQs, but does that really

amount to anything?

You know, like her rating has gone up, but like who is her shadow front bench?

You know, so we'll be talking about whether that is a meaningful stride forward for the party.

Then we'll be talking on a

more sort of cultural level about the cast report, the findings being implemented in schools

enthusiastically by Bridget Philipson could not wait to implement those findings. So we'll be

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