Mark Mitchell

No real press releases or noise for a couple of weeks.

Is it just lazy opposition, a lack of ideas, or a deliberate strategy to stay under the radar heading towards the election?

And if it's intentional, do you think it could backfire by making them look absent or irrelevant?

Nick, excellent question.

More shortly, 6.45.

International Correspondence with NZI Insurance.

Peace of mind for New Zealand business.

Good morning.

So we've got some hope here, have we?

Some more talk?

And then we get to Swalwell and Gonzalez.

It has been my privilege to serve the great people of Texas.

Also, a letter this morning, 1,400 actors, directors, filmmakers are trying to prevent Paramount Warner Brothers Discovery from merging.

I don't think they're going to have any.

I mean, just because you called Emma Thompson or Ben Stiller or Javier Bardem or Rose Byrne, I don't know how that affects a merger.

But nevertheless, they say there'll be less competition, which, of course, is true.

But the counter to that is with more competition, someone's going to go broke.

So which one do you want?

Nine away from seven.

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