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BBC sounds music radio podcasts Prime Minister.
Welcome to the newscast studio.
Thank you for having me.
You're very welcome.
We'll talk loads about what you've been up to in some of the ups and downs in the last hundred days.
But first, I just wanted to give newscasters an insight into what it is actually like being a prime minister because not many people get to do that job.
I mean, how do you sort of convey what it's like?
It's a real privilege because you get the chance to take decisions that make a big difference to people's lives and that is hugely a privilege.
It's what I came into politics to do.
For me, it's been much tougher than anything I've done before, but much better.
I came into politics relatively late in life, having spent a lot of time as a lawyer, and that was slightly unusual because a lot of people come in earlier than me.
I came in because I decided in my own mind that I wanted to go to politics.