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Roger ap Gwilliam and Amol Rajan in “73 Yards”

RARoger ap Gwilliam

Amol, I'm a Welshman; I was born in Wales. And that's what the "ap" in my name means. It's not one of those apps you used to have on your phone in the old days. It means "son of". I am a son of Wales. And the Welsh don't always like to be oppressed. And that has taught me to say "no more". And that's what I am saying: "No more". I want Great Britain to say "No more", so yes! I have pledged to defend our borders and set us up on high as one of the greatest nations in the world.

ARAmol Rajan

But we're members of NATO.

RARoger ap Gwilliam

When did NATO ever, y'know, fire a nuclear missile? Ever? 2031, the Great Russian War -- not a single rocket.

ARAmol Rajan

Excuse me, I'm sorry-- Are you saying that you actually want to fire a nuclear missile?

RARoger ap Gwilliam

We'll cut that bit out, right?

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