Alastair Campbell

it doesn't last long before it goes completely, totally tits up.

And it's partly... It's very... There's a bit where I'm reading it thinking this is actually happening.

It's very credible.

But then as you get into the thing working, it's a complete and total disaster.

So I strongly recommend that one.

And then this one, I'm...

three quarters of the way through, How to Sell a Genocide.

Which I've read, yeah.

And what did you think of it?

No, and what's interesting is he doesn't cover Fox News.

He doesn't cover the right-wing media.

He covers the liberal media.

CNN, MSNBC, New York Times.

Yeah, and essentially what it does is it paints a pretty credible picture of what I think they sometimes call at the BBC institutional bias.

And the bias is very much against any real portrayal of the Palestinians as anything other than kind of barbarians and anything other than Israel as victims.

So it changes.

It changes over time.

And interestingly, when you say if you can bear to read it, because it sort of feels at times like you're being hit over the head with a hammer.

It's utterly relentless.

I mean, it is compelling, but I several times had to put it down and go back to one of the other ones or go back to the football because I found it really...