Kiri Pritchard-McLean

Just have a couple of wines and see what happens.

Loose lips.

That's what I want to see.

No, because it's also like he's briefing against himself.

That's right.

Yes.

It's bonkers.

He reminds me of that parenting technique that you do where you've got like a child who doesn't want to leave the swimming pool or the soft play and starts having a bit of a meltdown.

And you go, I know it's really unfair, isn't it?

And it's horrible that you have to leave, even though you are the one.

forcing them to leave because you're already late for something, to be like, I know it's... Yeah, I'd be really upset as well.

But it's like, you're the prime minister.

You're the one making us feel like this.

It's so vile because you get to that point where you're like, okay, physically point at the people who don't fit that definition because it's this monstrous like family of the twits that don't really exist or were briefly on a sort of Channel 4 documentary that we now know is there's sort of like dodgy optics behind.

I think it's really unpleasant, that thing of... And also really unhelpful to pitch, obviously, you know, us lot who are good and obey the rules versus those lot.

Definitely, I can cite my own in that.

Who is that?

No one else in real life does that.

Speaking to politicians, it reminds me so much because I'm a local authority foster carer.

When I have a conversation with a social worker, they're barely intelligible because they're used to being in the office speaking and, you know, oh, the lack review and then we'll discuss contact and things like that.