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“But I’m also like, ‘Oh my god, you were such a moron.’”

When he emerged from the ocean surf with his boogie board under his arm and aimed his 1,000-watt smile at me watching him from my towel on the sand, I mused, “Oh, yeah, these West Coast boys are all right.”

With Bannon and others, I don’t know if I would say, “Oh, people want my respect.”

So there was a sense that people were like, “Oh, well, Ross, we know he’s a Catholic reactionary, so he’s sort of beyond our anger and our pressure. We just hope he sort of drifts off into the medieval past once we establish the progressive utopia.”

"Oh, every time I see him and Lee Anderson. I mean, 'the doors always open, David', and because it's a daytime programme I won't say what I said," he told BBC Radio 5's Matt Chorley.