Ben Rhodes

Or minimal crones wearing blue sunglasses.

Why?

Why Stephen Hawking too?

Why Stephen Hawking?

Because like...

I mean, he was hyper relevant like 50 years, 30 years ago, but like, I haven't thought about that guy in a while.

I want to know how our team found that.

Was that on the Liz Truss show?

Is that how you found it?

You sick freak.

I have a weird scrolling problem myself, but it tends to lead me to like, you know...

I mean, I think I know what was going on there at the end, but I don't want to say it with my words.

I didn't like the silly string.

I didn't like what the silly string was trying to tell me.

I didn't like how it made me feel.

For people who are watching, I usually save my nicotine lozenge until after the podcast, so I'm just popping this baby in now.

Easter egg, please.

I hope you didn't listen to that last segment.

Okay, I'm very pleased to welcome back to Pod Save the World, Yusra El-Bagir.

She's the Africa correspondent for Sky News, and she's just back from Kampala, where she was reporting on the Ugandan election in the middle of an internet blackout, which could not have been easy.