Welcome to the Pompey Politics Podcast.

I'm Ian Tiny Morris.

And I'm Simon Sandsbury.

Well, there we were, picking back, having pro-road to the podcast after the local elections thinking leisurely oh yeah we'll come back

summertime in June as usually it's a quiet old season that one before summer we'll think

about what we might oh what we'll find some stuff to fill up and little Rishy's gone and thrown us into disarray, Simon.

Um, yeah.

Um, he's really kind of done a, done a bit of a number on us.

Um, and, um, it's kind of really a, hang on oh that went a bit slightly awry no no that went slightly awry now that went slightly

awry um let's try uh anyway what that was meant to be was was was always rain on me is it because I lied when I was 17

Why does it always rain on me?

Yeah

So yeah, why does it always rain on me?

Bless, or a general election announcement sponsored by the arrhythmics and here comes the rain again.

Yeah. He didn't pick his timing and his place, did he? So could have used that multi-million

pound media centre as one of our commenters pointed out. All of that money spent on that in nice

inside thing. Would have also avoided the

the dulcet tones of things can only get better in the in the background um from steve bray

but i i know violence is never the answer but i would brutalize Steve Bray, frankly.

And I find it all slightly odd that there's been talk about loud and annoying protests and how possibly infringement of civil rights, etc., etc.

But in a national announcement, which does have a bearing on the country,

him titting about with things only getting better to drown out what the announcement was,

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