All right, Alexander, let's discuss Sir Kier Stomer, the resignation of his chief of staff,

Morgan McSweeney.

I guess we could say this is the combo of the Olensky curse and the Mandelson-Ebstein curse.

I guess they both had to team up in order to knock out at least

the chief of staff of Stomers, who is, from what I understand, a very powerful politician

in the establishment in the UK.

But he's resigned, and the rumors are that Stammer could be resigning any time this week.

Some people are even saying he might resign today or tomorrow.

I'm not sure he's going to give some big speech.

I think either this afternoon or tomorrow and some people are thinking 50-50, the markets

have it at 50-50 that he could be resigning.

What are your thoughts?

Well, first of all, let me just say that you're absolutely right.

This is a combo of the Epstein-Mandelson curse and of the Olensky curse.

The Elensky Curse, by the way, has played a very, very big role in this. One of the reasons why Stama

is where he is, is because his popularity over the last two years, well, year and a half

since he was elected, Prime Minister, has completely drained away. And the reason it has completely drained away is because

everybody could see that even as the economy collapses, even as the living standards continue to fall,

even as things go from bad to worse in Britain, the Prime Minister Kirstama is mostly focused

on project Ukraine.

People have become increasingly disillusioned and angry about this.

We've discussed in previous programs how even his MPs, his parliamentary party, have recently

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