how american she was? well, well, yeah. she sounded a bit she sounded like she i mean, it's just these are big events for politicians that they all practise for them. and it's perfectly possible that some of them will also have had some kind of, you know, speech training. i don't necessarily mean specifically for tonight, but they're there, isn't. it's hard, right? it's hard. let's go back to policy. yeah. i talk about as if you were the one talking about superficial stuff and i had to bring it back to the straight and narrow. you raised a blow dry. immigration. so one of the things about when you've got the the more progressive parties, the more left wing parties like the greens, the snp, plaid cymru, come right and they would unashamedly say they are. yeah, it means that when it comes to immigration, rather than the talk being about numbers being too high or which lever can we pull to get more control, or which category of visa do you crack down on? you actually get some quite passionate defences of why the country might need immigrants and we got that from redknapp. the country might need immigrants and we got that