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Hello and welcome to another Remainyax emergency podcast with a working title.

It's beginning to feel a lot like a constitutional crisis.

The fallout from Provegation Week continues to descend, not least on Nadine Doris MP,

who from her tweets apparently thought it was something to do with the religious

traditional Polish dumpling, the Piaroshi. So we've reconvened today look at the latest developments.

I'm Rosteila and I'm joined by the mighty Alex Sandreu, who was enormously upbeat about the

consequences of Provegation on Wednesday's podcast. Hello Alex. Hello, I wasn't that upbeat.

I was just not as apoplectic as everyone else. But are you still very optimistic this is a good thing

for stopping New Deal? Well yeah, because I mean look at what's happening around the country at

the moment. It seems to have completely fired up the Remain side, which was really quite

disappointed in losing hope. So I think it's a huge own goal. Do you think the street protests

have encouraged anti-no-deal MPs? Is it threatening to shut down bridges and streets,

count productive if we got to win over middle England or is it a good thing? There's a balance,

isn't there? There's a balance between the disruption you cause to everyday life and

keeping the thought that there is another side to this and they feel strongly about it.

Also on the forefront of people's mind. The footage of the conservative MP being confronted

outside his surgery for instance, I thought was bang on the money. He seemed genuinely surprised

to see a crowd of people gather and saying, you can't fucking do this. Genuinely taken

back. So I think that kind of action is very useful. It's an emergency constitution cast,

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