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factor. i think this is very worrying for everybody. where they say as mps in safe seats in prosperous areas pull in one direction and those are important constituencies that those of labour and brexit pulling another. i think thatis and brexit pulling another. i think that is a really pertinent point that is a really pertinent point that whilst boris was doing what boris was meant to do, which is when votes, he was popular and the economist makes the point that his own parliamentary party, his fellow mps, most of them don t have much time for him. what they did see was a golden goose that was laying the golden eggs. they put up with them. while his popularity seems to be going down and there s no sign of it coming up again, i think they will lose confidence and lose patience with him. and i think the public to. it s been fascinating the last few years or really longer than that, ever that sensi was london mayor, people knew what boris johnson ever that sensi was london mayor
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and while the world searches for the missing owner of a dime bag, he puts a dim his feet uphl and chills at camp david. maybe it s because hunters ba is innocent. reports are the bidenshe left cam isp david on fridayon i and the coke wasn t found until sunday. it is pretty hardad to believes. cocaine would sit around for 70 2 hours in the white house, so therefore, it should be pretty easy to clear the bidens. i m just saying once and for al clear the.l, whether or not e belonged to the biden familythe so a couple of things there. he mentioned the hatch act because. the question was posed to him in the donald and using donald trump. and so he was trying to be very mindful, oh t, okay, i hear you. but you re asking me a question, so i m answering it fou ar ngr you. and so that s why he said the hatch act. so i would i would, you know, th have you read the transcript and read the transcript fully tr exactly what he was trying to say. so that s number one. so we re not a