Look at him go.

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The electrician fixing those lights.

Wow.

Is he?

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This is truly game-changing.

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Very good morning indeed to you. It's four minutes after ten, and you're listening to James O'Brien on LBC.

A Tory manifesto announcement comes today. The Liberal Democrats came yesterday. We'll certainly be

catching up with what is in it later with Natasha. We may dedicate the next hour of the program to one of the things that came out in yesterday's

Liberal Democrat promises, pledges, proposals, policies, whatever you want to call them.

I'm particularly drawn to the idea of cannabis shops opening up on British High Streets.

And it occurs to me not for the first time that we haven't really kept a proper eye on

what's happened in other territories where that has already been done.

But we begin by looking at other territories.

Do you know, one of the most gratifying moments I've had in this studio was in the aftermath of the 2016 referendum,

when I thought somewhat, perhaps, ambitiously, I genuinely wondered whether we could do a show.

And I'm used, as you know, you're used to it as well, to having a switchboard that groans under the weight of people hoping to contribute to the program.

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