flows directly from the PM. If you've got a problem... Keith is so busy with real governmental workS2 E212:28Not selected
The O'Rourke papers are not relevant to anything we can actually action at this moment.S2 E212:38Not selected
That's slightly funny because when I played tennis with the PM, which I do, as you know,S2 E212:42Not selected
every Sunday, he was saying just how much he was looking forward to seeing that paper.S2 E212:47Not selected
He does think that your theories are interesting. He tells me that because I see him every day.S2 E212:51Not selected
I also see him on a Sunday when I see his family and I make the fucking waffles.S2 E212:57Not selected
Malcolm, historically yes, but now it's part of my remit. OK, I'll tell you what we should do.S2 E213:28Not selected
Why don't we just get our remits out, slap them on the table and see who's got the biggest fucking remit?S2 E213:34Not selected
..will be perfectly usable for not only myself... That's not an office. It is an office. It's a pantry.S2 E213:57Not selected
Whatever it is, we will refit this out as a working office and... Julius, it's a fucking pantry, look.S2 E214:02Not selected
I'm here. He's in the pantry! Here I am. They're going to ridicule you. They'll start saying...S2 E214:19Not selected
Why would they ridicule me over the fact... "Where's the bankrupt in the cupboard?"S2 E214:23Not selected
I'm supposed to polish you up, burnish you up, when get your big break and you're on fuckingS2 E214:31Not selected