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Hello and welcome to Electoral Dysfunction with me, Beth Rigby.

Me Ruth Davidson and me Harriet Harmon.

Now, I know we say it never stops, but it really truly

isn't stopping. This news treadmill that I am running on, and I'm also doing the London

marathon. I don't know why I'm doing it again this year. So between the running and the news cycle,

I am literally on my knees when I should be on my feet. And Harriet,

you must be all travelled out because you've just come back from New York. But Ruth,

you are our steady, constant. I am your boring sort of, you know, in films, I'm like the

second friend. So I'm not like the wingman. I'm like the, I'm like the ancillary character that's just always just steadily there in the background, sitting in their back bedroom with their books behind them, just not, I'm not using my diplomatic passport to go to the UN in New York. No, no, no, not for me. You're just, you're just quietly changing the direction of the Conservative Party by launching a new

movement within it. That's all you're doing. Yeah, just casually doing that. You've got to explain,

because this was our pre-pod chit-chat, because Harriet just got off a plane from New York. So,

Harry, you've now got to explain the diplomatic passport. This is the best thing I've ever heard.

Tell us, Harriet.

When you travel with the Foreign Office, which I do a special envoy on women and girls,

you don't take your own passport to the airport just to let you know that.

Because you have a special passport, which is a diplomatic passport,

which the team, the Foreign Office team have.

And basically, they do all of that and you just glide through.

You're having like an entourage and it's a bit like, do you know, on motorcycle outriders for

presidential limos, but you have it in terms of people.

So you've got people before you and after you that just swoosh you through places that you glide

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