Kiri Pritchard-McLean

Yeah, one day someone's going to do that.

I thought that was something to do with Trini and Susanna and their obsession with a cinched waist.

How did that happen?

I think there's a difference between wanting it to be a make or break speech and, you know, someone in that office somewhere has gone to say it's going to be amazing and then they've had to sit there and try and write something amazing.

Yeah.

and then also be delivered by Keir Starmer.

And they're like, well, we've written a check here that we just can't possibly catch.

I think what they're doing is they're showing their intent as opposed to what the actual outcome was.

And I just, I don't think you should over-promise in this situation.

You're describing it like some sort of end of days preppers in a bunker together.

But I think with some people that will work.

You know, I can imagine, for instance, Trump.

being surrounded by hype men, being very good for him and the confidence trick sort of being enough for him to inhabit the room and be a better orator as a result of it.

But there's not enough hype men we can throw at Keir Starmer for him to believe it or for it to sort of pass through to anyone listening, I think, to speaking.

Yeah, and if everyone agrees, yeah.

There's so many caveats.

Yes.

and you just want him to be a bit dynamic and a bit almost reckless.

I know that's mad to say after the, you know, the leaders we've had.

But you just want him to shoot from the hip a bit.