Hello and welcome to Oh God What Now bringing you 60 minutes of hurt twice a week.

I'm Andrew Harrison and I drive my tears on my World in Motion T-shirt

primarily because we won't get to do a cold Palmer, Kia Starmer headline after all like

I had planned. Every Friday we say something crazy like happened over the weekend

and this time it actually did with the

attempted assassination of Donald Trump at a campaign event in Pennsylvania.

We're going to be talking about the enormity of the potential consequences not just

for the presidential election but for the stability of the United States.

Could there really be a second civil war?

Plus, its exquisite agony at the very last minute for the England men's football team yet again,

after a lacklustre tournament for the national team enlivened

by just a few miracle goals. A win we were told would have brought the country together, but

do sporting feel-good moments really affect politics? Let's say hello to the panel.

Ross Taylor is the author of the future of trust and the writer and presenter of our

Companion Series Jam tomorrow, which starts its third series this very day.

Isn't that right, Ros? That's right, it does. And I've learned

a lot. I've learned that the Green Bell is an immensely powerful idea, but it's also a myth. It was never

really supposed to be green at all. But because the people who live on and near it are generally well off and often have time to spare,

it has this huge pull on the collective imagination which is very hard to shake.

So yeah, labour have got a big task on there. imagination which is very hard to shake.

So yeah, labor have got a big task on their hands, but they need to remind people of what

the Green Belt was originally for and also show that they care about countryside per se,

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