I give me the money my shelf. If you can come up with a topic that would allow us to spend an hour talking about Liz Trust, sending a legal letter to Kirstama to tell him to stop saying that she crashed the economy. I've been doing this 20 years, give or take. I've got nothing. You can't do a phone in on how did someone end up so bonkers? Can you? Or what is it that has actually happened here? Can you?

You can't, can you?

Oh, man alive. What a story.

I don't know if you've missed it.

It was just in Thomas's News Bulletin there.

But we could...

I'll tell you what we could do.

We could launch another feature that it takes us six months to get a jingle,

and then I forget about.

We could call it free speech watch.

All the people that are always wanging on about free speech and how important it is and how Elon Musk's myriad lies and a release on his social media platform of various toxic grifters

is somehow proof that free speech is exercised or when they find

themselves on the end of some relatively mild criticism largely evidence based they call the bloody

lawyers um Liz Truss has sent a cease and desist letter to Sir Kirstama demanding that he stops

claiming she crashed the economy.

The telegraph counter.

We should rephrase that.

It shouldn't we?

Free speech warrior and Elon Musk fan.

Liz Truss has sent a cease and desist letter to Sir Kea Stama, demanding that he stops claiming she crashed the economy.

I learned something about Elon Musk yesterday that is mildly pertinent

to one element of the conversation that we're about to have. And it was that his own father

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