And I'm seriously thinking I will vote for whichever egg wins.

Saves him.

You don't deserve to vote.

People died for us to vote.

But not for you, mate.

If that's how you're judging it, Tim would have gone straight for the Snickers.

Now, two weeks ago, we planted a whole bunch of exit and we put CREss in it and we thought maybe it would predict the way the election is going over a five week period.

I would say at the moment the greens have probably got the most amount of growth.

Of course, Boris is doing quite well.

I mean, Farraj Brexit party labors hanging in there played comely.

Not so much SNP doing very well.

The D U p not so much feeling.

Maybe the green isn't green isn't the deep way.

Do have an orange man growing in the garden.

It is going great guns.

You do have to question whether with God, God is on the d'you pay side Looking out, I'm all right.

Before we kick off everything about the election.

I want to tell you too interesting facts.

There's nothing funny about these, but I just wanted to you these facts.

Firstly, Boris Johnson reckons he needs to win nine more seats to win a majority and get Brexit done.

That's the first fact is the second fact.

There are 11 seats in this country that were decided by less than 100 votes in 2017.

One of those seats was decided by two votes.

Yes, Alex.

Strong use of the word interesting.

Ugo waiting to see if they were campaigning.

Surely Don't complain too much.

Just go to their houses.

Just not gonna Don't go what you want next?

Notes Tender music, then I mean general, genuinely, this whole election could come down to, like about 600 votes.

It is that type my point being it doesn't matter who you support.

These facts alone should inspire you to get out and vote in a few weeks time.

Now, Ross said, Is it okay that Jeremy Corbyn and Labor want to give free broadband to everyone in Britain?

That was the biggest year, and I love that it was revealed a 10 o'clock last night.

They just put out this statement that this is what's gonna happen tomorrow.

Labor promised that they are gonna provide free Internet to everyone in Britain by taking control of BT's broadband service.

Which raises the question.

Do we want the government in control of our broadband?

I really don't want to look in that way.

I know what you know how annoying it is when only one person in the house has the password when that one person is the prime minister.

What if Jeremy Corbyn leaves the parental settings on?

Brooke is gonna have to phone up the prime minister of Labour Wanted to lower the voting age to 16.

Didn't know yet.

No wonder if I wanted to really out free Internet.

I'll tell you they were gonna rain for the year.

11 schoolboy boys dumped one king to men.

There are a lot of concerns at the moment about how much do you want the government in control off various service is, but in particular the Internet.

You know how they're gonna run the Internet the way they used to run the railways.

You're gonna get up first thing in the morning and find out there's a good service on YouTube.

But the severe delays to Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

God, you know what e mails like?

Nothing for 15 minutes and then three come along like I think is what they want to do is a transit to help people.

And I give everyone kind of access toe broadband and then hope that it will kind of increase productivity.

Yeah, board are gonna do is introduced YouTube to a load of people who've never properly seen it before.

So you're gonna have his alot.

More people work going.

If you've seen this video anyway, there's no bullet.

Charlie Thio Sports Johnson called the promise a crazed communist scheme.

But then But then in 2015 Notorious described it'll Ed Miliband plan to put a cap on energy bills as Marxist and then adopted it themselves two years later.

So there's every chance they'll have their own Internet server in two years.

Time called.

We've always been asking genes.

It's the only government policy.

It just sounds like the kind of thing a company would do to get you to join like Freebo, but he might as well go.

Our new policy is 600 free minutes or like our new policy is we're bringing back orange Wednesdays.

It doesn't feel like a policy.

So it feels like Jeremy Corbyn is having an argument with Virgin Media and they've gone your thing.

You can get a better deal.

Lingo.

Yeah, I'm gonna fucking nationalize.