With James O'Brien.

Three minutes after ten is the time.

If I started every show for the next few days,

obviously I'm not here for the weekend, but bear with,

if I started every show for the foreseeable,

with the opening bars of I Got You Babe by Sonny and Cher,

would you get the reference?

Would you know what that was nodding towards?

I'll leave it hanging.

We are, of course, discussing the single most important political event to befall this nation since, arguably since the serious crisis.

Certainly in peacetime, it's a contender for the most important political event ever.

And in peacetime, not including wars.

And of course, what's most astonishing about it is that every single pace, every step,

has been plotted in advance, right up until today when Theresa May, having failed to do

all the things that she, I think deep down knew she wasn't going to be able to do,

we'll try to blame it all on the European Union that we voted to leave.

And a speech in Grimsby, if early reports are to be believed,

will seek to pin the blame for any failure that occurs on Tuesday when the...

I mean, it's actually breathtaking now in its absurdity.

Have you seen what Karen Bradley, the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, has said today?

She goes, I mean, this is...

I'm going to get the words absolutely right, actually, because...

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