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We are asking, frankly, what the cake looked like, what type of icing sugar was used on a cake that may or may not have been given to the first and second laws of the treasury when they were working in number 10 downing street. we are dealing with a crisis in relation to russia, we have a cost of living crisis, we have a prime minister who let us through the pandemic and got all the big decisions right. we are not talking about cake, mr rees—mogg, neither are people in the public. mr rees—mogg, neither what they are talking about is whether the government sticks to the laws it sets, whethe...

Of the house, it was reported that you asked your staff to avoid certain words and phrases. now, are there new words and phrases that are banned? i don't know if it is in your hearing or even documents you are given? there are some dreadfuljargon words that get reeled out. i particularly dislike people talking about doing things "at pace". why can't they just do them "quickly"? you must hear this when you are interviewing people but, every so often, some word or phrase starts being used by everybody and it gets very tiresome and one wants to drop those from both written and spoken language. wh...

There are some dreadfuljargon words that get reeled out. i particularly dislike people talking about doing things at pace. why can't theyjust do them quickly? you must hear this, when you are interviewing people. but every so often, some word or phrase starts being used by everybody, and it gets very tiresome and one wants to drop those from both written and spoken language. meaningless phrases like levelling up, then? 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 ...

What, meaningless phrases like "levelling up", then? do they get banned? "levelling up" is a brilliant phrase, one of my favourites. crosstalk. 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'...

Being named individual one in sdny for the criminal campaign finance case that sent michael cohen to jail. you can choose a future where the president's corrupt and unqualified son-in-law and daughter don't run the country. do you think there's any enthusiasm behind passing nepotism laws or curbs to a president's power? >> thanks for that question. this is something we wanted to make clear throughout the series. reforming and restraining future presidents ought to be a bipartisan cause. this isn't a partisan issue. corruption doesn't know a single party. the next trump might be a democrat. obv...