Helen

One for the lawyer.

Money was just resting in his account.

But that...

That's because the incumbent senator for Texas was sort of 99% loyal to him, but may occasionally have said things like, Sir, I don't think this war in Iran is a good idea.

Right.

Or, Sir, you did lose the election.

So he's basically hoofed out a load of people out of his critics.

But the effect of that is also they've got six months to run around slagging him off, so that might become quite lively in their lame duck session.

But also they might actually lose.

I mean, you'd expect them to lose the House...

might even just about lose the senate which means which means he he which means that the democrats then would control all the committees so they can just subpoena all his people mire himself try and impeach him all that kind of they just throw sand in the gears of anything getting done and he just can't get any legislation passed which would be a problem if he wanted to get any legislation passed but i think he just wants to invade things he's just kind of he's just going to jazz hands it is demore pappy but three years early is what i'm saying yeah very early yeah do you think he might invade america

In a moment of horrible confusion, he's pointing the wrong way.

37%.

But then I suppose we don't have the same kind of political fandom for either the Tories or Labour, right?

There's no group of hardcore Starmerites who go to all his speeches dressed as the border wall.

I guess it would be dressed as Hadrian's wall.

While you're thinking about this, I will say that this is a real thing.

I went to a Trump rally in Reading, Pennsylvania, and they have all the people who sit in the front row who come dressed as Uncle Sam.

And then they also have a guy who calls himself Mr. Wall, who has had a whole bespoke suit made that looks like bricks.

So, just saying, Ian, you love a suit.