00:00Big nose, massive eyebrows, and his, again, very perfect sort of hair, like that, big
00:09Mr. Potato Head ears. There we go. Richie.
00:17I mean, the Tory party, how many more ways can I think of to draw somebody in a hole,
00:23or somebody in trouble, with the poles going terribly. It's been a gift of different images
00:31of somebody doing very, very badly. You know, I wasn't judging, it's just they did it to
00:36themselves, so I just drew what they did wrong.
00:40Big chin, and then the famous hair, here we go, which is perfectly, perfectly combed.
00:50When a new person comes on the scene, if they're sort of quite good looking, or unremarkable,
00:56they find it very difficult to begin with. Starmer is a very unremarkable face. Having
01:01said that, after a while you get to realise he's a little bit porky, he's got a big chin,
01:06he's got very small eyes, his hair is perfectly quaffed there, so you get to know these sort
01:12of things. So he's fine to do now, isn't he? I've had practice for a couple of years on him.
01:20Nigel Farage, again, what a face, the teeth, the frog eyes and everything, he's great fun to do,
01:30really good fun to do. The other thing about Farage is he loves cartoons of himself, so he
01:36always says, can I have that cartoon, which not every politician does, he loves it. In the old
01:41days, things like Budget Day, all newspapers, all papers would have a cartoon of the Chancellor
01:47on the cover, now they don't, they have photographs, I don't know why, it's the
01:51editor's decision, and if the editor wants my cartoons on the front page, absolutely, it's
01:58great. You know, it's a great showcase for me, especially The Standard, which is sort of
02:04racked up on the streets of London, where everyone can see them, rather than in a newsagent.
02:08It's brilliant, yeah, it's great.
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