messaging, but there are other things as well. a lot of people had a very, very tough time economically and we are seeing the cost of living going up. we have got lots of problems with the economy at the moment. people are seeing their gas bills going up, people on universal credit have had it cut, we think that interest rates might go out next year so it does feel there are a of things coming together at the moment but this crisis we are in now does feel like it is very self inflicted. i genuinely believe this. the prime minister last week in the mirror got the scoop about the christmas party, the prime minister does not have what gavin williamson had done and it is a surprise to everyone dot maci surprise to everyone dot mac i really want to get this next question because despite what you are saying, it looks like it could be labour that saves borisjohnson on tuesday in that vote? trio. be labour that saves boris johnson on tuesday in that vote? be labour that saves boris johnson on
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imperative to con front iran, to please republican supporters and his only political instincts of foreign intervention and cutting a deal. does this give iran the upper hand in even these negotiations? iran is suffering economically but yes, it does give iran certain leverage. this was the point of this strike on the saudi oil facilities and the saudi oil field. it was to remind the united states and especially to remind the bellicose crown prince of saudi arabia, just how vulnerable saudi arabia is. this is not about the major deployment that would be necessary by iran to close the strait of hormuz, which is what everybody used to talk about, this is about a direct attack on the achilles heel of the saudi oil industry. it cut off 5% of the world s oil supplies. and even if those are up and running in a few week, the threat will remain that saudi could just wipe out, have its