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senior members of the party, speculating about it. there are many reasons why they might. they have 20 mps under investigation, there might be by—elections if they are be by—elections reruns if they are found to be breaking their spending rules. nicola sturgeon is kicking off about another referendum. it is ha rd off about another referendum. it is hard to see the snp doing as well as they did last time, they won all but two seats, if they retreated a bit, it would emad the gulf for independence to go ahead. and theresa may is having . bow down to theresa may is having to bow down to backbenchers whenever they complain about anything. it is that she impossible to get a tax rise on how. now. if ten anything now. if ten tory backbenchers decide they don't like policy, it doesn't happen. i you a policy, it doesfift.happen..lf.yau. have a general election, she would — have a massive ‘ ii it e a massive égetheéigeee! ‘ ii it looks assive égetheéigeee! ‘ ii it looks that e égetheéigeee! ‘ ii it looks that labels 3;

‘ ii it looks that labels top ; internal 7g internal e411 ee’ 1” ' could seats. could - seats. theresa they could lose 50 seats. theresa may's people say that £3.15. have a i'fif eigiciir i‘fif eigiciir . em i‘fif vii; i: ‘i' if . film it ‘ii‘ii i‘fif eigieiir . em ii‘ii‘ii e way of punishing the party thah’sai illiberal if they way of punishing the party thah’sai illiberal - if they call a illiberal itself. if they call a eeeeel . illiberal itself. if they call a eeeeet eleetion just to illiberal itself. if they call a team eleefijust to get a general election just to get a e’eee' general election just to get a eeee there is a general election just to get a bee; tthem. a general election just to get a eggs- t them. well voters will ounishsthem— —— —— for this? a lot of mps are m a lot of mps are always resistant to - because m a lot of mps are always resis' howeverl because m a lot of mps are always resis' however big acause m a lot of mps are always resis' however big their e they wonder however big their majorities are whether they will still hold onto their seats. if it is to me the fourth, still hold onto their seats. if it is - to i me the fourth, they is going to be me the fourth, they should get a move on.” is going to be me the fourth, they should get a move on. i think the should get a move on. is theresa trickle trigger article 50 in the last —— trigger article 50 in the last week possibly wednesday 29th, five weeks before may the thatis that is about - you call a 4th, that is about when you call a general election as - don't general election as wellldonl general election as well_ldoi:i1 do general election as wellldonl do. but it is expect them to do it but it is interesting that - people are interesting that senior people are talking 1— , interesting that senior people are

talking g the star wars - talking about it. the star wars date, may the 4th. the telegraph, where we are hammond mutiny e3, blexit ministers. w "es they cross - they across what they cressalaeutl. haven't got enough in that department. having servants in that department. having told us eteeeet‘t they are well staffed, they - all the officials they to help us article now they are - they need 50, now they are saying they need more staff. more money and dark about the 6% departmental upset about the 6% departmental budget cuts the chancellor is tried this is the first thing get through. this is teefifietteifi get through. this is teefifistteifi liam qjohnson get through. this is teefifistteifi liam q johnson and that liam fox, borisjohnson and david davies have agreed about in david davies have agreed aboutin months, that they all want more six months, that they all want more money. there is this six months, that they all want more money. ' of re is this additional], six months, that they all want more money. ' of their this additional], six months, that they all want more money. ' of their and additional], six months, that they all want more money. ' of their and this tional', six months, that they all want more money] of their and this came pressure of their and this came about when they did the u—turn on the national age as contributions, it was partly a brexiteer trying to destabilise and weekend the one to

lasting remainer in cabinet. they see him as the block and then trying to get the brexit they want because is the realist. he keeps saying, he is the realist. he keeps saying, come down to earth, guys, this is what it is going to be like. anything they can do to undermine hammond, they will. there was hammond, they will do. there was concern immediately after the referendum result that there were not be enough people that was killed in trained negotiations. well, we haven't done if for 40 years. most countries outside the eu have dozens of these people. we are trying to hire we are tried hire - we are tried to hire wearetriedto filarge , ~ — of money to foreign tell us how to do it. and to tell us howto'do'itta‘ndthe wing of the civil servants, they have included need | they have included need 30%i have included need 30% more included need 30% more incl servants they need 30% more civil servants weeks - brexit and we are still

they need 30% more civil servants wei there. i brexit and we are still they need 30% more civil servants wei there. the exit and we are still they need 30% more civil servants wei there. the sunday we are still they need 30% more civil servants wei there. the sunday times, still they need 30% more civil servants wei there. the sunday times, how not there. theysggggy £252, gow - bylines have you got this many bylines have you got this week. the many bylines have you got this week the french page, tim? -- the just the two. front page. just the two. osborne crunna—z‘l front page. just the two. osborne esuesst jobs front page. just the two. osborne eel‘eeefe jobs for front page. just the two. osborne ;ueeeg jobs for mp5- front page. just the two. osborne m jobs for mp5. he's scuooers second—jobs—for m—pse—he's~ — got . scuooers second—jobs—for m—pse—he's~ — got et: sixjobs. scuooers second—jobs—for m—pse—he's~ — got et: six jobs. why is scuooers second—jobs—for m—pse—he's~ — six jobs. why is - a l scuooers second—jobs—for m—pse—he's~ — what )s. why is - a scuooers second—jobs—for m—pse—he's~ — what )s. why got. a scuooers second—jobs—for m—pse—he's~ — what is. why got this problem? what we have got this evening is the chairman . the on standards in committee on standards in public life is committee on standards in public life - is iéfz§ a committee on standards in public life- is tee a dim committee on standards in public life - is iéfz§ a dim view committee on standards in public life- is tee a dim view of t'ee. ...ee 'e eee'ee. e .e-e e e; .-..-.-.e . ... . bourne t'ee. ...ee 'e eee'ee. e .e-e e e; .-.e-.-.e . ... . bourne getting all this money for all these jobs. all thesejobs. he all these jobs. he i investigating m and they are saying my will this and they are saying they will a meeting on thursday and open hold a meeting on thursday and open investigation into second jobs. it turns out the zsnsifzi; sleaze investigation into second jobs. it turns outt which sifzi; sleaze investigation into second jobs. it turns outt which is :f:i; sleaze investigation into second jobs. it turns out t which is q pal ; sleaze = investigation into second jobs. it turns outt which isé page: a eaze = committee which is a pal of a bunch of mps committee which is a pal of a bunch of m psaaé

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