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has lost to reform on their right. is basically the question of whether the conservative party theresa mayn was that the reason the uk had voted to leave and immigration needed to come down. interesting in and of itself. i didn't know that. i think i mean, i don't know about you, laura. it almost never comes up when. you don't want to talk about it. i think immigration does come up. but yeah, brexit doesn't. but partly you have to you can't forget that i cannot begin to tell you the level of drama right. and i don't mean drama like, oh, it was fun and it was amazing. like people, you'd see them crying, shouting at each other, screaming at each other, and years or... political party, plotting against each other, they just don't want to talk about it. people just don't want to talk about it. borisjohnson�*s huge victory in 2019 because lots that's where get it done came from. which is why it's interesting actually we've got ed davey on tomorrow. helsreally.trying--,,, .. . . ,. . h...” on the european union and keir starmer, you know, that open that debate. brexit has completely changed brit

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they say that theresa may's 2012 pledge to create a hostile environment for illegal immigrants.that's a terrible idea to create a hostile environment for illegal people led to immediate 137% increase in hostile rhetoric, which is not surprising because the media sort of just parrots the media sort of just parrots the current regime. so i'm not surprised about that. but it's all a kind of nothing guardian thing that i don't care about. >> but there is this problem when it comes to this subject, is people are so scared to say illegal. and they're also even when they say illegal, they don't they, they don't mean criminal. they're there's something sort of cognitive dissonance when it comes to illegal immigrants. they're sort of like, well, they're illegal immigrants, but they're not really criminals. and, you know, we still love them. but yes, they're illegal. and obviously they're illegal. and obviously the guardian are saying that, yeah, this is the politicians fault for bringing up the word illegal. well, it's a legitimate point. >> isn't it? if somebody is an asylum seeker, the