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Hello, Chris and I are today making podcasting, nay broadcasting history, aren't we?
We are, yeah,
because we are going to and are reporting from a spot where in 20 plus years of reporting on Westminster,
I reckon barely a couple of months has gone by without me referring to where we are,
but without ever... having stepped through the door or multiple doors.
And where we are is the cabinet office briefing rooms in Whitehall where ministers and officials gather when there's a crisis.
And we always call it COBRA in the media, but we've been told by all the cabinet officials,
there's no such thing as COBRA, just call it the cabinet office briefing room.
So that's where we are.
So we're in, yeah, just explain the facility we're in.
So we are in right now, aren't we, what effectively feels like a boardroom.
And I'm sitting at the head of a rectangular table with a semicircular end.
And it turns out, I've discovered, I am sitting in the chair's seat.
Which is quite often the prime minister.
So the prime minister or a senior minister or whoever it might be.
And then we've got what?
We've got three flat screens down one side of the room and a couple down the other.
Massive video wall at the end.
A red microphone sign that looks like the sort of thing you'd see outside one of our...