Stewart Lee

And to be honest, to talk about this in business terms, like it's a deal, it's pretty disgusting given that thousands of people have died in

in the immediate vicinity of the war, and the knock-on effects economically have caused loads of people to die as well.

It's really, really tasteless.

Obviously, taste and Trump are not two words.

One of the cool things about blowing everything to bits.

I mean, they could have talked to those people anyway, and they already were under Obama.

Yes, I know.

You know, it's a bit like, you know, you have that situation at school, don't you, when you're a little kid where some boy is consistently horrible to a girl because it's the only way he knows of how to get their attention because we weren't trained in the 70s, in the 90s.

On how to accept women.

Yeah.

Yeah, I know.

It's a bit like that.

If I blow the whole place to bits, maybe they'll notice me and talk to me.

Because he didn't want the deal to be announced at the same time as he wanted half the American population to be watching cage fighting live from the White House lawn.

What would be the equivalent here?

It would be Keir Starmer worrying about bad news breaking about some arrangement he'd got with the Ambulance Drivers Union whilst hosting cockfighting on the lawn of...

in the garden of 10 Downing Street or something.

I don't know.

Yeah, little zip-up tops.

Do you think it's, I mean, Vance, one of the things Vance said about culture that I thought was really interesting, he said, I mean, you can find this quote, but I haven't got it at hand.