Nish Kumar

Like I know a lot of the writers and the cast of that show and it has been a sort of, had a decade.

The last generation of comedians that was brought through by British television is my generation of comedians.

We're all in our late 30s and early 40s now.

And so there was this sort of

dearth of ability to actually blood new talent.

So it was exciting from my perspective.

The guy playing Keir Starmer is George Foraker.

He's an incredible sketch comedian and has been for about 12 years now.

From that perspective, it was exciting to see money being spent.

And also, I'm really pleased that the response to it seems to have been, this was good and I think it will improve.

Because often with comedy shows...

reviewing the first episode of a show like that is not a great idea because this, you know, you can only learn it by doing it.

And so like, I'm sort of generally pleased for everybody on the show.

I don't know who that is or what that's supposed to be.

I think, yeah, I think with those, even with the American show now, I think it's more about how many people watch it on YouTube.

So let's go back to the consequences of some of this damage that's been done.

So the tech bros have brought Trump to power.

He's now engaged in this war.

So last night, as we record on Wednesday, Trump claimed that Iran has agreed to never have a nuclear weapon again.

He said that nobody knows who to talk to.