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itself to pieces and public. there will be some party members who feel badly done by, they don t get to have a say. yet, what we re looking at is the possibility that yet again, the second time in only a few weeks we would end up with a situation where mps overwhelmingly backed one candidate and then they were effectively forced to work with somebody as the leader in the house who had been favoured by party membership. so you have a schism between the party membership and the mps, at two if you like at the sharp end of political activities. that has proven unsustainable. and i think it would approve an unsustainable again in very short order. i don t see the advantage now in having a runoff that would last another week until friday of this coming week. and it looks as though rishi sunak will be able to claim
that level it is been questions about that. the public nominations or the public support declaration we had isjust over 50. quite or the public support declaration we had is just over 50. quite a or the public support declaration we had isjust over 50. quite a lot short. and questions about whether mrjohnson would be going ahead if he seemed to be a long way up behind. now we have seen this messagejust come behind. now we have seen this message just come through from him. and interestingly in it he does say that says he reached out to both rishi sunak and penny morton in hopes that they week come together we have sadly not been able to do this. penny mordaunt. two meetings today, one today with penny mordaunt when yesterday with rishi sunak it seems in both mrjohnson may have been looking for support. his reaching out means effectively, can you give your support to meet not in terms of yourself at least in terms of penny mordaunt. it seems. just before the start i was having a
point out, it may lay out the should point out, it may lay out the timetable. it may still yet to take us to the end of the week. yes. timetable. it may still yet to take us to the end of the week.- us to the end of the week. yes. i should say. us to the end of the week. yes. i should say. in us to the end of the week. yes. i should say, in the us to the end of the week. yes. i should say, in the last us to the end of the week. yes. i should say, in the last few- us to the end of the week. yes. i i should say, in the last few minutes it seems rishi sunak campaign sources being quoted as saying we re not taking anything for granted. rishi sunak will continue to talk to her colleagues before nominations papers go in and discussing how best to take the party forward. the rishi sunak camp saying well, they are not taking anything for granted, they are going to continue pressing forward. exactly, we don t know exactly what will happen with penny mordaunt campaign, how many votes she