Rory Stewart

The relentless commentary that flows from this.

You get so many people saying so much stuff about anything that happens in the world.

And I think that when something like this happens, it really is important that world leaders kind of do step back a bit and actually, I think, say what they really think.

I'd love to hear, you mentioned Albanese, when you first mentioned Albanese, oh God, no, surely he's not going to come out and say, yeah, we totally support this and blank check.

And I don't think that's what you're saying he's done.

But I'd really like some kind of honest calling out of this by all of the world leaders, really, because we're entering a world at the moment, we are, we took, you know, that friend of mine from the Diplomat talked about impunity.

We are entering a world where, you know, leaders can do what they want,

And then if they have the base and they have the media control that they have, they then just create a new narrative if it goes wrong.

Yeah.

4.7 million in Europe, yeah.

And this, despite the fact, this is in the comments from D. Malkahi.

This was Trump in June, 2025.

I can report to the world that the strikes were a spectacular military success.

Iran's nuclear enrichment facilities have been completely and totally obliterated.

So we'll get a version of that tomorrow, today or sometime tomorrow.

Anyway, we'll doubtless be talking about this again on Tuesday when we record the main podcast.

We'll probably talk about the by-election as well.

But there we are.

Bloody hell, what a world, what a day, what a world.

There's another thread in the comments, Roy.