like "levelling up", then? do they get banned? "levelling up" is a brilliant phrase, one of my favourites. it is actually important because it underlines something that is happening across the country. it means redistributing wealth, does it, mr rees—mogg? no, it doesn't, it means giving people opportunity. it is nothing to do with redistributing wealth. we'll get you back for a third time on political thinking, to explain. you're too kind. my least favourite is "going forwards" so we won't say that we look forward to you joining us "going forward" we'lljust say "in the future." "going forward" is on my banned list as well. jacob rees—mogg, thank you very much indeed forjoining me on political thinking. thank you. it's a pleasure. well, there you have it. it is only if people buy jacob rees—mogg's argument that the row about parties has got all out of proportion, that many of the people pushing it are doing it because they are enemies of borisjohnson, the conservatives, and indeed brexit, that he and johnson really believe that there isn't one rule for them and another for everyone else —