Every Friday morning, Mike Hosking takes you through the big ticket items of the week and lets you know what he makes of it all.

The All Blacks.

4/10.

"The redeeming feature, it was a loss to a much better team.

So no scandal, no drama, just the pain of defeat."

England.

9/10.

"It was the game rugby fans wanted. It was a rare encounter.

And from their point of view a display of absolute excellence and disciplined perfection."

Julie Anne Genter.

0/10.

"She's lucky Boshier came to her rescue. But as predicted, that only made it worse.

There was no letter, there was a letter, they won't release the letter, they release part of the letter. How big a spade? How big a hole?

Can we say open, honest, and transparent without laughing?"

Boris Johnson.

8/10.

"Got there in the end.

He has shown fortitude and consistency, has defended democracy, the peoples wishes, and as a result deserves a thumping election victory."

Ministry of Education.

3/10.

"Banning chips and sausages at early childhood centres because of choking risks, is everything that is wrong with Wellington.

It's everything that is wrong, clipboards, and bored egotists who have too much time on their hands."

Barack Obama.

7/10.

"Calling out the woke, he said sitting all day online whinging is not activism.

He got it in one, let's hope its heard."

New Zealand.

8/10.

"A reminder of what a stellar place this is .

Norfolk Island wants to break away from Australia and join us, and Australians say if they couldn’t live in Australia, they would live here."

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