Mark The Week: "It's what you see when the wheels have completely come off."

At the end of each week, Mike Hosking takes you through the big ticket items and lets you know what he makes of it all.   Kiri Allan: 2/10 "Not for her specifically, because we wish her the best. But for what it represents." What Kiri Allan Represents for Labour: 1/10 "It's now beyond a joke. It's Lange-esque. It's what you see when the wheels have completely come off." Labour's Wheels Coming Completely Off: 1/10 "When the caucus is leaking, especially a caucus that has never leaked, you sink. They are sunk." The Emissions Trading Scheme U-Turn: 7/10 "Because if you insist on making climate your nuclear moment, at least be honest about it. Big win for the Greens.” Our Debt Levels: 3/10 "Hope you read the Herald series this week. Debt will kill us, and debt will lead us to poverty. It's easily ignored, and we do. That’s at our peril and that’s what Grant Robertson is banking on." Auckland: 2/10 "Just this week, apart from the robberies, shootings, and general crime, we had sinkholes, bridges restrictions for 70 kilometre an hour winds, and ferries that cancelled because they had no fuel. Oh, and they spend $100,000 a day on lawyers and accountants. And they wonder why they have no money." Barbenheimer: 7/10 "Say whatever you want, especially about one of them, but a record opening is a record opening. And the movies badly needed the good news this year." The Warriors: 8/10 "Seems a while back given it was Friday, but ugly wins are good wins. You got to learn to win all the different ways if you want to win when it counts." The All Blacks: 8/10 "Two from two and done in style with every expectation that tomorrow is no different. How good must Ian Foster be feeling?"   LISTEN ABOVE FOR MIKE HOSKING'S FULL WEEK IN REVIEWSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.