when quite a lot from conservative mps, when they quite a lot from conservative mps, when they wanted to criticise boris johnson when they wanted to criticise boris johnson they would say things he is getting johnson they would say things he is getting the wrong advice, the old phrase, getting the wrong advice, the old phrase, desire is good but the advisers phrase, desire is good but the advisers are wicked. and i think that s advisers are wicked. and i think that s actually starting to change, particularly since the on patterson scandal. particularly since the on patterson scandal, that mps are starting to say to scandal, that mps are starting to say to themselves we cannot convince ourselves say to themselves we cannot convince ourselves that it s the advisers any more ourselves that it s the advisers any more. that s owen paterson. the problem more. that s owen paterson. the problem is more. that s owen paterson. the problem is him, and that s a bit of a dang
only 1% behind the torres, a vote for them is one that can unite the anti- for them is one that can unite the anti- tory for them is one that can unite the anti tory votes. labour don t like that very anti tory votes. labour don t like that very much because they came second that very much because they came second in that very much because they came second in 2019, the lib dems seem to be the second in 2019, the lib dems seem to be the ones second in 2019, the lib dems seem to be the ones who successfully convinced everyone that they are the real opposition over there, anyway. ithink real opposition over there, anyway. i think a real opposition over there, anyway. i think a lib real opposition over there, anyway. i think a lib danwei and is still unlikely, i think a lib danwei and is still unlikely, but, you know, if you vote in chapter unlikely, but, you know, if you vote in chapter and don t fancy going out in the in chapter and don t fancy going out in the fre
clarification about the refurbishment of the flat. it s hard to keep track refurbishment of the flat. it s hard to keep track of refurbishment of the flat. it s hard to keep track of how refurbishment of the flat. it s hard to keep track of how many - to keep track of how many investigations they are and what they are all about, isn t it? none of it is good. it reflects a slightly slapdash approach inside or maybe not slightly but very slightly slap hand approach with the classic problem of getting divorced in your own bubble from what s actually happening outside in the world. in one sense, what s happened, given it is a video quiz and so on, albeit with people gathered round him, so it seems to different terminals and numbers, probably isn t quite as bad as a big gathering people altogether, but the prime ministers involved directly in us. all of them are not very helpful. itjust projects the wrong image, really, that everyone else had been forced to endure, and the timing is t
when they wanted to criticise boris johnson when they wanted to criticise boris johnson they would say things he is getting johnson they would say things he is getting the wrong advice, the old phrase, getting the wrong advice, the old phrase, desire is good but the advisers phrase, desire is good but the advisers are wicked. and i think that s advisers are wicked. and i think that s actually starting to change, particularly since the on patterson scandal. particularly since the on patterson scandal, that mps are starting to say to scandal, that mps are starting to say to themselves we cannot convince ourselves say to themselves we cannot convince ourselves that it s the advisers any more ourselves that it s the advisers any more. that s owen paterson. the problem more. that s owen paterson. the problem is more. that s owen paterson. the problem is him, and that s a bit of a danger problem is him, and that s a bit of a danger at problem is him, and that s a bit o