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So, yet again, the opinion pull were wrong. And this time, the people ask voters if they intended backing Trump really should have know the answers might not be accurate. Because Donald himself clearly believes, NO does not necessarily mean NO.

How time has changed, 13 years on from outing Saddam Hussein, now it's America been run by a man in the gold palace who's ministers are mostly his family.

Happy Black Friday, that wonderful day which units consumerism and violence, bring people together to punch each other in department stores. It's kind of a seasonal thing.

The news is the same story, week after week after week, news is start to feel like endless series of boxset dramas. No sooner you get to the series finale of Trump versus Hillary than you watch the first episode of Trump appoints cabinet, while the same time you're trying to keep up the new episode of Brexit means Brexit.

#Brexit Court argument

~Glad to see this momentous year draws to close, pretty interest to look at Oxford dictionary's choice of Words of the year, because it provide amazing snapshot of an era, they did go out of date so quickly. If you look at the list for 2009, for example, one of the most popular words was Unfriend,

~I'm sorry, sorry, there has been a bit mistake, the winner is Moon Lights.

~Hello, Mr, Raman, we finished, we put a panel on the bath, and we planted the toilet directly to the shower, so every morning, you'll get a reminder of what we think of you.

~Once in a generation, perhaps, once in a life time, opportunity, was only three years ago, although Scotland life expectancy is slightly shorter, but not by that much.

~The truth is we're just getting on with it.

~Article 50 itself is very short, although nobody agrees how short it is. 262 words, 250 words, 259 words...

~Although sound long and hard on their front page...

~So these gentlemen will escort you from premises, if you don't mind. It will be re-accommodated at Gardner's question time, if the rest of you can stop film, please.