my focus is hitachi trains. but it has also today been a really good reminder that just being prime minister is not a normaljob in any sense, and the people that do it are not normal people. and yes, this is yet another reminder this week, isn t it, for the umpteenth time, that borisjohnson is not a normal prime minister, and british politics in the 2020s would yet again be likely to be turned down by any publisher looking for a political drama forjust simply being too far fetched. do you reckon it s time to open the studio door and bring in our newscast guest for this week? i think we should. robert buckland, former cabinet minister, former justice secretary. so, adam, we ve got that thing, haven t we, that awkward social moment when the three of us are back in here, but we can t really have a fourth, cos that s a bit much in these covid times. i m going to listen to robert buckland, but not see him, cos i m going to go
turned down by any publisher looking for a political drama forjust simply being too far fetched. do you reckon it s time to open the studio door and bring in our newscast guest for this week? i think we should. robert buckland, former cabinet minister, formerjustice secretary. so, adam, we ve got that thing, haven t we, that awkward social moment when the three of us are back in here, but we can t really have a fourth, cos that s a bit much in these covid times. i m going to listen to robert buckland, but not see him, cos i m going to go and sit in your cupboard. give him my love! oh, well, thank you, enjoy the the boutique of news. i promise i ll go in the cupboard next week, i ve not had a turn in there yet. that s true, but we ve had you in your spare room at home. that s true, or in a cab or walking around or wherever else. back of taxis, all of that. well, thank you very much for taking my seat in the studio, and welcome robert buckland, hello! hello, good to see you and thank you