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Hello and welcome to Coffee How Shots Aspectators Daily and I think for probably the most

of the summer, more than daily podcast. I'm joined by James O'Sive and Fraser Nelson and we've had

several developments when it comes to the Tory leadership race. Later today, the 1922

committee will be met after fresh elections taking place this afternoon and the rules of the

contest will be set. James, before we look at the candidates, can you just let us know what

they'll be discussing? In fact, this is about the threshold.

Yeah, and the threshold is crucial to how this contest will look and feel.

So everyone agrees there should be a threshold because there are some candidates

speaking to be putting themselves forward to. It's very hard to see.

Yeah, and the threshold is crucial to how this contest. Last time around, the threshold was 10.

Parliament party is bigger now and there are more people putting themselves forward. So some people

say 20. Other people are talking about 36, which one of those they go for will have a big impact.

I mean, nearly all the current candidates could probably get to 20.

All you might lose one or two, but no more than that. 36, it becomes a much, much higher

bar. For example, take Camille Badenock who got the Michael Goves endorsement last night.

I think she could probably get to 20 names. I think 36 names by the close of play tomorrow

would be more of a stretch for her. So I think that I think it will define what kind of campaign

it is. I think we also need to look at the fact that there is a big battle going on right now.

Who is going to be the standard bearer of the right? No one has yet emerged with the definitive

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