i'm joined by suzanne evans , adam joined by suzanne evans, adam treats— joined by suzanne evans, adambrooks, and nigel nelson. also on brooks, and nigel nelson. also en te— brooks, and nigel nelson. also at the way.— brooks, and nigel nelson. also on the way. fergie_ brooks, and nigel nelson. also on the way. fergie has made a teddy— on the way. fergie has made a tttaty vetted— on the way. fergie has made a thinly veiled dig— on the way. fergie has made a thinly veiled dig at the sussexes for- thinly veiled dig at the sussexes for demanding pest-teta— sussexes for demanding post—royal relevant . don't post—royal relevant. don't expect— post—royal relevant. don't expect ease— post—royal relevant. don't expect once you can't have it tatt— expect once you can't have it tats ways. — expect once you can't have it both ways. you— expect once you can't have it both ways. 4:3. it?" c expect once you can't have it both ways. /t:::t. tit?" . t: t:::t”ti.t:i;t: both ways. you can't be divorced and then say, i want this. you got to hold, you're in or you're out . yes. jane. yeah but as out. yes.

i'm joined by suzanne evans , adam joined by suzanne evans, adam treats— joined by suzanne evans, adambrooks, and nigel nelson. also on brooks, and nigel nelson. also en te— brooks, and nigel nelson. also at the way.— brooks, and nigel nelson. also on the way. fergie_ brooks, and nigel nelson. also on the way. fergie has made a teddy— on the way. fergie has made a tttaty vetted— on the way. fergie has made a thinly veiled dig— on the way. fergie has made a thinly veiled dig at the sussexes for- thinly veiled dig at the sussexes for demanding pest-teta— sussexes for demanding post—royal relevant . don't post—royal relevant. don't expect— post—royal relevant. don't expect ease— post—royal relevant. don't expect once you can't have it tatt— expect once you can't have it tats ways. — expect once you can't have it both ways. you— expect once you can't have it both ways. 4:3. it?" c expect once you can't have it both ways. /t:::t. tit?" . t: t:::t”ti.t:i;t: both ways. you can't be divorced and then say, i want this. you got to hold, you're in or you're out . yes. jane. yeah but as out. yes.

suzanne evans look at tne— i mean. suzanne evans look at tne way— i mean.t ask about the finances, sne salt.— don't ask about the finances, she said, don't— don't ask about the finances, she said, don't ask about the ttne— she said, don't ask about the ttne . — she said, don't ask about the ttne . l— she said, don't ask about the ttne . l wa— she said, don't ask about the fine . i was maybe- she said, don't ask about the fine . fine. i was maybe more people should been asking about should have been asking about the finances. maybe they party wouldn't state. i wouldn't be in this state. i mean, wondered mean, i always wondered about the mean, i always wondered about tne—teoause- mean, i always wondered about| the—because there the snp finances because there we—tnel we had nicola sturgeon, the ntgnest— we had nicola sturgeon, the ntgnest patt— we had nicola sturgeon, the highest paid politician in nntatn— highest paid politician in nnttatn .— highest paid politician in nnttatn . l— highest paid politician in britain. i think by highest paid politician in brit

suzanne evans look at tne— i mean. suzanne evans look at tne way— i mean.bout the finances, she said, don't— don't ask about the finances, she said, don't ask about the ttne— she said, don't ask about the ttne . — she said, don't ask about the ttne . l— she said, don't ask about the ttne . l wa— she said, don't ask about the fine . i was maybe- she said, don't ask about the fine . fine. i was maybe more people should asking about should have been asking about the they the finances. maybe they party wouldn't state. i wouldn't be in this state. i mean, wondered mean, i always wondered about the mean, i always wondered about tne—teoause- mean, i always wondered about| the—because there the snp finances because there we—tnel we had nicola sturgeon, the ntgnest— we had nicola sturgeon, the ntgnest patt— we had nicola sturgeon, the highest paid politician in nntatn— highest paid politician in nnttatn .— highest paid politician in nnttatn . l— highest paid politician in britain. i think by highest paid politician in britain . i think by the highest paid politician

commentator suzanne evans are here to lock nerne— suzanne evans are here to lock nerne en— suzanne evans weekend. and first of all, would like new— and first of all, would like den of— and first of all, would like den of wow— and first of all, would like both of your thoughts on the nrgranr— both of your thoughts on the nrgranr darge. — both of your thoughts on the migrant barge. suzanne, i'm going— migrant barge. suzanne, i'm gerng re— migrant barge. suzanne, i'm gerng re cone— migrant barge. suzanne, i'm going to come to you first. i den-r— going to come to you first. i den-r knew— going to come to you first. i don't know if— going to come to you first. i don't know if you- going to come to you first. i don't know if you heard the last eegnenr— don't know if you heard the last eegnenr rnere— don't know if you heard the last segment there with ivan sampson, the immigration— segment there with ivan sampson, the immigration lawyer , talking the immigration lawyer, talking adenr— the immigration lawyer, talking adenr rne— the immigration lawyer, talking about the dorset— the immigration la

commentator suzanne evans are here to lock horne— suzanne evans are here to lock tone on— suzanne evanst— looking ahead to the weekend. and first of all,— looking ahead to the weekend. and first of all, would like toth— and first of all, would like toth ot— and first of all, would like toth oh wow— and first of all, would like both of your thoughts on the ntgrant— both of your thoughts on the ntgrant targe. — both of your thoughts on the migrant barge. suzanne, i'm going— migrant barge. suzanne, i'm gotng to— migrant barge. suzanne, i'm gotng to tone— migrant barge. suzanne, i'm going to come to you first. i ton-t— going to come to you first. i ton-t know— going to come to you first. i don't know if— going to come to you first. i don't know if you- going to come to you first. i don't know if you heard the last eegnent— don't know if you heard the last eegnent there— don't know if you heard the last segment there with ivan sampson, the immigration— segment there with ivan sampson, the immigration lawyer , talking the immigration lawyer, talking atout— the immigration lawyer, talking atou

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suzanne thank— commentator suzanne evans. p for their own rights. and i'm sure we can all recall pictures of the picket lines outside hospitals , which lines outside hospitals, which don't so much say, you know , don't so much say, you know, fair pay for a fair day's work. but sit down with the tories . but sit down with the tories. wrre.— but sit down with the tories. wrre. veer.— but sit down with the tories. wrre. veer. r— but sit down with the tories. mhm. yeah. i suppose- but sit down with the tories. mhm. yeah. i suppose it- but sit down with the tories. mhm. yeah. i suppose it is that implication isn't it. there's political motivation when it comes to all of this. suzanne, thank you very, very much. great to have you on the show. oh, wait, no, actually, i've to have you on the show. oh, wainou, actually, i've to have you on the show. oh, wainou, actuai'm i've to have you on the show. oh, wainou, actuai'm getting ve got you, sorry, i'm getting something ear now in light something in my ear now in light of the sad news of

well, joining us now is political commentator suzanne evans. suzanne. good morning to you.at would like to do presumably at the moment, i mean, nobody ever wants people to position . what to be in this position. what kind conversations we kind of conversations do we think having in number think they are having in number 10 number 11 downing 10 and the number 11 downing street people with their street to help people with their bills the because bills at the moment? because i think is stephen said earlier in the program, we do to have an absolute political storm at the moment of everything coming at once. moment of everything coming at once . yeah i mean like everyone once. yeah i mean like everyone else i'm facing bills going up and i'm sure you are too. and it's a really difficult situation be in. and we just wonder i think where it's all going to stop. but you ask the question of conversations, question kind of conversations, are well, that's are they having? well, that's a very because who very interesting because who knows ? you've got knows really? you've got employees,

, good to- evans, who joins us now. suzanne, good to see- evans, who joins us now. ly . all right, suzanne, if that's the case, if that's the worst he's done because it's all about perception, if that's the worst he's done, why has he gone? i mean, let's be clear. it didn't really resign, did he? he's been told he had to resign, one would imagine, from number 10. but why have insisted he's gone if have they insisted he's gone if actually reality is most of actually the reality is most of us would at that go, us would look at that and go, well, not really bullying well, that's not really bullying in a sense. i think he made a bit in a sense. i think he made a ttt et— in a sense. i think he made a ttt et e— in a sense. i think he made a ttt et e ret— in a sense. i think he made a bit of a rod for— in a sense. i think he made a bit of a rod for his— i i think he made a bit of a rod for his own back by eeyttg— bit of a rod for his own back by eeyttg ttet— bit of a rod for his own back by eeyttg ttet tt— bit of a rod for his own back by saying that if the _ bit of a rod f

-well, i'm- labourlist and also suzanne evans. well, i'm going to evans.ion where civil servants are very important, people government remember people in government remember there are something like 3500 laws are passed under the laws that are passed under the radar without any kind of scrutiny from from the houses of either house, the houses of parliament, statutory instrument and civil servants just pushing these through. and we're losing a heck of a lot of scrutiny. well let me get peter edwards on on that one. what do you think, tetete— on that one. what do you think, peter? there's— on that one. what do you think, peter? there's no— on that one. what do you think, peter? there's no case- 0“ what do you think, peter? there's no case for tewwe— peter? there's no case for having political appointees teete— having political appointees these nature— having political appointees these nature . _ having political appointees these nature . 2 having political appointees these nature. 2 g these nature. steve pound put it brilliantly of the brilliantly in. one of