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‘We’re talking about crop failure by 2030. And you’re talking about the clothes I’m wearing.’

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Apr 13, 2022 · 02:27 pm
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Fantastic responses to some pretty shocking "interviewing" 👏#DontLookUp #RichardMadeley @GaryLineker #JustStopOil pic.twitter.com/HQmGkf5H0D

— Greenpeace UK (@GreenpeaceUK) April 12, 2022

Its literally the #DontLookUp ☄️ tv interview.

Only Madley is just Partridge with added fragile narcissism.

She held her ground well. Can we keep the oil in the ground to. pic.twitter.com/fBgaNE5ncY

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