And welcome to the Pompey Politics Podcast.

Blue and Yellow, till we die.

I'm Ian Tiny Morris.

And I'm Simon Sandspram.

Good Lord, old chap. It's been a while.

Yes, it's been a while, but you know, there's been nothing going on, nothing really happening that much.

Bit of prerogation. Is that going to be word of the year, do you think? Prerogation? I think so. while but you know there's been nothing going on nothing really happening that much bit of

prorogation is that going to be word of the year do you think prerogation i think so i went for a

bit of a walk around london yesterday i was going to say were you outthwarting the will of the

people again yesterday or having a jolly good guy i thought you had given that up for lent i thought

you were now no people's vote just just Article 50, no thanks, we've already

had one.

No, no, no. But, you know, just asking people, is this what you wanted? A confirmation

referendum to decide on what the hell should happen now,

because basically it's a frigging mess,

and everybody is pulling their hair out, not that I had much to start with.

Yeah, indeed.

I had a little bit of political arrangement the other Friday.

I was in one of our favourite local venues, the Wedgwood Rooms.

I was watching the levellers. I reckon I was the

only card carrying member of the Conservative Party in there by some way. And in fact, at one point,

I, a friend of mine said, I can't believe you're here. And I smiled and just took a little bit

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