with a pair of goggles on and him saying, this protective equipment is useless, because that s really what we should be talking about. then we had a picture of him and someone saying, 400 grand? it s money for old grope, which is a reasonable analysis of why he s there. this is, erm, this is a grim winter for lots and lots of people. yes. there s a cost of living crisis. inflation is pretty rampant still. erm, what do you think the role of satire is in our lives, and how is it more important in a time of struggle? well, i was literally on a train the other dayjust coming down from blackpool and a woman just passed me a note. it said, thanks to you and the private eye team for giving us something to laugh about in this crazy world. ijust thought, that s incredibly sweet of you to do that. but also. just a random womanjust.? yeah, yeah. it was just someone who was on the train. shoved it at me. and i thought, well, a, that is.is one of the points, it is just to give you somethin
people finding out what he s supposedly really like, and wanting to be more famous. i mean, he wanted to be more famous, so he went on the programme. he took 400 grand and he became more famous. it s got absolutely nothing to do with, um, addressing the general public and making politics more human. i mean, that s clearly completely nonsense. erm, and saying, i want people to know who.who.who i am. we know who you are. you re the former health secretary and that was the job you were asked to do, and at the moment you re an mp and that s the job you re meant to be doing. well, talking about trying to hold him to account, matt hancock being in the jungle certainly gave you an opportunity to feature him on the front page. what did you do with it? well, this was one of those situations where there were just too many jokes. so, we started off by saying the tories find a vote winner at last because he kept winning the things. then there was a picture of him with gunk being poured on top of
the tories find a vote winner at last because he kept winning the things. then there was a picture of him with gunk being poured on top of him with a pair of goggles on and him saying, this protective equipment is useless, because that s really what we should be talking about. then we had a picture of him and someone saying, 400 grand? it s money for old grope, which is a reasonable analysis of why he s there. this is a grim winter for lots and lots of people. yes. there s a cost of living crisis. inflation is pretty rampant still. what do you think the role of satire is in our lives, and how is it more important in a time of struggle? well, i was literally on a train the other dayjust coming down from blackpool and a woman just passed me a note. it said, thanks to you and the private eye team for giving us something to laugh about in this crazy world. ijust thought, that s incredibly sweet of you to do that. but also. just a random womanjust.? yeah, yeah. it was just someone
with gunk being poured on top of him with a pair of goggles on and him saying, this protective equipment is useless, because that s really what we should be talking about. then we had a picture of him and someone saying, 400 grand? it s money for old grope, which is a reasonable analysis of why he s there. this is, erm, this is a grim winter for lots and lots of people. yes. there s a cost of living crisis. inflation is pretty rampant still. erm, what do you think the role of satire is in our lives, and how is it more important in a time of struggle? well, i was literally on a train the other dayjust coming down from blackpool and a woman just passed me a note. it said, thanks to you and the private eye team for giving us something to laugh about in this crazy world. ijust thought, that s incredibly sweet of you to do that. but also. just a random womanjust.? yeah, yeah. it was just someone who was on the train. shoved it at me. and i thought, well, a, that is.is one of the po
with a pair of goggles on and him saying, this protective equipment is useless, because that s really what we should be talking about. then we had a picture of him and someone saying, 400 grand? it s money for old grope, which is a reasonable analysis of why he s there. this is, erm, this is a grim winter for lots and lots of people. yes. there s a cost of living crisis. inflation is pretty rampant still. erm, what do you think the role of satire is in our lives, and how is it more important in a time of struggle? well, i was literally on a train the other dayjust coming down from blackpool and a woman just passed me a note. it said, thanks to you and the private eye team for giving us something to laugh about in this crazy world. ijust thought, that s incredibly sweet of you to do that. but also. just a random womanjust.? yeah, yeah. it was just someone who was on the train. shoved it at me. and i thought, well, a, that is.is one of the points, it is just to give you somethin