Kemi Badenoch and Suella Braverman ‘fight’ for Tory leadership | Joe Mayes

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  • čas přidán 9. 07. 2024
  • “The battle for the soul of the Conservative Party has already begun.”
    Kemi Badenoch and Suella Braverman already begin “attacking” former prime minister Rishi Sunak as they “fight” for the Tory leadership, says Bloomberg’s Joe Mayes.
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Komentáře • 128

  • @chrimbus71
    @chrimbus71 Před 25 dny +9

    Does the times realise labour are in power?

    • @BrokenHill56
      @BrokenHill56 Před 25 dny +1

      Put simply, no. They are stuck with the old narrative and don't know how to react. Poor show.

  • @hindey2000
    @hindey2000 Před 25 dny +18

    Just when you thought they'd reached their lowest point...

    • @dilekavan5796
      @dilekavan5796 Před 25 dny

      Well Stated. You can see their greed and anger and unable to see the awful bitter truth.
      Karma is GOOD 😊

  • @jayr9952
    @jayr9952 Před 25 dny +28

    Kemi Badenock could argue in an empty room.

    • @englanduk6131
      @englanduk6131 Před 25 dny +3

      @jay9952...She's more honest than any labour MP who's ever lived!!!

    • @ArjunGhag-ix7te
      @ArjunGhag-ix7te Před 25 dny +1

      Kemi knifed Brexit in
      1 - Vote of No Confidence against Boris (who is still 2nd most beloved by #Brexiteers after Nice Nigel)
      2 - She backed disgraceful showtrail of Boris
      3 - Voted against to block Brexit Truss 4 PM
      4 - Backed Decision to rob members of their right to pick next Boss after Truss
      5 - Kemi selected Sunak as PM without election.
      6 - Kemi was castigated by Brexit Bull Dog Sir Bill Cash in commons for betraying Brexit

    • @sylviabaxter265
      @sylviabaxter265 Před 25 dny

      ⁠@@englanduk6131 Is that right I have checked this mp background, her real name is interesting go look😢

    • @jayr9952
      @jayr9952 Před 25 dny +4

      @@englanduk6131 I'm not defending Labour I despise Starmer.
      Kemi will do and say anything to get the opportunity to become the leader of the Conservatives.

    • @englanduk6131
      @englanduk6131 Před 25 dny

      @@jayr9952 agreed but I believe she would be a great leader for the conservatives going forward!

  • @davecross4493
    @davecross4493 Před 25 dny +11

    I dont know who edits your videos but that snippet at the beginning is totally pointless.

    • @monged4life442
      @monged4life442 Před 25 dny

      It's basically a TLDR, watch that and the rest of the video is redundant

    • @davecross4493
      @davecross4493 Před 25 dny

      @@monged4life442 You wouldn't be watching the video if you needed a TLDR.

  • @colinscott7478
    @colinscott7478 Před 25 dny +3

    scraping the bottom with bottom feeders they should get some back benchers in and start fresh without the stench of the last lot of cabinet members

  • @garynorcott6409
    @garynorcott6409 Před 25 dny +2

    With the main contenders for a new Conservative leader being Badenoch, Braverman and Cleverley (please God NO!) the long grass is going to be occupied for a long time yet.

  • @lordcustard-smythe-smith9153

    This country is crying out for 'boring' politicians who actually get things done. We need more houses, less immigration, more training, more staff in dysfunctional government departments that have been rendered not fit for purpose by austerity, more green energy, and a plan. Labour clearly is going in this direction, the Tories are still a bunch of toddlers squabbling over the crayons.

    • @vvwalker7261
      @vvwalker7261 Před 25 dny +5

      What are you talking about? Start the back slapping when they have actually accomplished something

    • @chrimbus71
      @chrimbus71 Před 25 dny +1

      Like starmer! "You all must spend more on military, we arent committing anything yet"

    • @vincentvangogh8092
      @vincentvangogh8092 Před 25 dny +6

      @@chrimbus71 It is clear the tories didnt want to make this country better nothing they did has improved anything, Starmer is engaging with all parts of the union the tories constantly trolled Wales Scotland and Northern ireland we are engaging with our European neighbours love or hate Starmer he is looking the part in fact he is allready making the Tories look worse than they allready looked any shine on labour just shows the tories to be more awful

    • @trytellingthetruth.2068
      @trytellingthetruth.2068 Před 25 dny +1

      The native population is falling, and we need more housing.

    • @east-saxon
      @east-saxon Před 25 dny +1

      🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯

  • @ipohtennischannel5482
    @ipohtennischannel5482 Před 25 dny +6

    Wow! Eight minutes to say nothing at all. Well done! 😅

  • @31Blaize
    @31Blaize Před 25 dny +12

    Where were these army chiefs when the Tories cut all the funding? Amazing how they've suddenly just now found their voices.

    • @samuelfawell9159
      @samuelfawell9159 Před 25 dny

      Like the media suddenly being ultra critical of Labour, 14 years we had with the Tories ruining everything and only NOW do any of them get their teeth back.
      14 years of the chiefs being silent and only now do they start complaining, hypocrites the whole lot of them,

    • @SlowhandGreg
      @SlowhandGreg Před 25 dny

      Tories listen to no one
      We've had enough of experts was Gove's line

    • @31Blaize
      @31Blaize Před 25 dny +1

      @@SlowhandGreg I all honesty, I suspect it's a combination of your comment and the media sitting on it until now.

    • @zoeyreynolds9679
      @zoeyreynolds9679 Před 25 dny

      The military has been warning us for years. It was the Tories who ignored them.

    • @dennisfraser6896
      @dennisfraser6896 Před 25 dny

      Darent resign in protest or they would forgo some of there cushy pensions.

  • @rehanashah9247
    @rehanashah9247 Před 25 dny +5

    What a disaster the country would be under her. God save us all.

  • @TheOilyRag1
    @TheOilyRag1 Před 25 dny +3

    Braverman is 6th favourite on the exchanges at about 30/1 probably higher if you tried to get a better price... why is the Times continually sticking her face on their postings.. clickbait?

  • @rohanharridge5579
    @rohanharridge5579 Před 25 dny +9

    Who hollowed out the military?

  • @Dude-etiquette
    @Dude-etiquette Před 25 dny +2

    If either of these women win, or Pretti, it will represent a move to the far right

    • @dominicc3107
      @dominicc3107 Před 25 dny

      I’m not sure women of colour, no matter how right wing, will ever appeal to reform voters.

    • @Dude-etiquette
      @Dude-etiquette Před 25 dny

      @@dominicc3107 They will try, they got the benefits, but they don't want others to

  • @Chris-xv2gm
    @Chris-xv2gm Před 25 dny +1

    Neither. No blacks calling the shots here. They should both go and work for Farrage. The tory party is done. Labour is a dead man walking.

  • @mobsiesixsixsix9785
    @mobsiesixsixsix9785 Před 25 dny +5

    Dogs fighting over a meatless bone.

  • @mikepost8965
    @mikepost8965 Před 25 dny +1

    Why would Starmer spend money before a rewiew of what's actually needed. It's not like the generals have made good spending calls to date.

  • @ColinMill1
    @ColinMill1 Před 25 dny +4

    Fighting over the captaincy of the Titanic after it sank? What would be the point.

  • @rockydopeydoge6730
    @rockydopeydoge6730 Před 25 dny +4

    Either of them would be more than capable of burying the party for good.

  • @broadcast-east
    @broadcast-east Před 25 dny +6

    We really really don't care

  • @Gramsci
    @Gramsci Před 25 dny +4

    Completely irrelevant. Neither will be leader of the opposition in four and a half years

  • @muslimworld.0055
    @muslimworld.0055 Před 25 dny +1

    Better suella join the reform Uk which suits her ideology

  • @RaoulDuke333
    @RaoulDuke333 Před 25 dny

    I wouldn’t trust a politician with bad in their name

  • @MrNaKillshots
    @MrNaKillshots Před 25 dny +1

    Suella Would make a better pm than Sunak, but I'm never voting Tory again, so it doesn't matter to me.

  • @yvonnemccalla7282
    @yvonnemccalla7282 Před 25 dny +5

    Im here for it. Two of the most disgusting Tory MPs. I say this as a black woman.

    • @eileenemmins5875
      @eileenemmins5875 Před 25 dny

      KHAN is teaching her how she can steal money of everyone

    • @dilekavan5796
      @dilekavan5796 Před 25 dny +1

      I am A European British woman I couldn't Agree More💯💯💯💯💯

    • @Shabs2456
      @Shabs2456 Před 25 dny

      Their agenda is divide and rule!! Nasty women, and I say this as a woman.

  • @MarkInOxford
    @MarkInOxford Před 25 dny +4

    Just wait until Pritler throws her name in to the conversation too!

  • @dalecrocker3213
    @dalecrocker3213 Před 25 dny +1

    Dream scenario: Braverman to win and Badenoch to join Farage at Reform.

    • @SlowhandGreg
      @SlowhandGreg Před 25 dny

      What would that do bar stop Reform looking like a sad haven for 60+ year old clueless angry white men?

  • @joels5150
    @joels5150 Před 25 dny +1

    So your party JUST got trounced and your potential plan is to put Cruella DeBraverman in the top spot going forward?
    Seems like you must want to stay in the minority long term 🤷‍♀️

    • @vincentvangogh8092
      @vincentvangogh8092 Před 25 dny

      just competing with Reform for who is the craziest gang is not going to beat Labour in the future

  • @francisravenscroft-dw6gi

    Point: If Trunp becomes president, he has said that he would move quickly to conclude the Ukraine war- so it would notmake sense to extend financing until that election is concluded.

  • @alanrobinson2559
    @alanrobinson2559 Před 25 dny +1

    Bring back Liz Truss or Nadine Dorries as leader

    • @dilekavan5796
      @dilekavan5796 Před 25 dny +1

      as a Joke or as A Nightmare or As a suicidal attempt or Self Harm .😂😂😂

  • @BrokenHill56
    @BrokenHill56 Před 25 dny

    Starmer's priority is to fix broken Britain. A Britain the Tories broke over 14 wasted years.

  • @johnhoulihan2322
    @johnhoulihan2322 Před 25 dny

    All you will get with Starmer is the boring bit i'm afraid.

  • @nevillespence6101
    @nevillespence6101 Před 23 dny

    Come on Suella, join us , join REFORM UK

  • @monkeyboy8424
    @monkeyboy8424 Před 25 dny +3

    The tiny Tory party is practically extinct.

  • @joprocter4573
    @joprocter4573 Před 25 dny

    Instead of rushi thought these two ladies would have been pm.both excellent if got right team behind.

  • @nosaadil3803
    @nosaadil3803 Před 25 dny

    Really tories going voting to this women no lessons learnt

  • @humanitech
    @humanitech Před 25 dny

    Really scraping the barrel now!

  • @ExiledGypsy
    @ExiledGypsy Před 25 dny +3

    If I were Kier Starmer and was going to Washington, I would get Biden to invest in UK's defense industrial complex that is tiny but really part of that of the U.S.
    The American private equity funds recently bought a huge number of commercial properties in the UK and limited their exposure by barrowing from UK banks (i.e. Bank of England), quite cheeky and dangerous if you ask me. The conservatives let it go through for a number of reasons, not all possibly quite Kosher.
    The Bidens main legislation has injected massive amounts of subsidy into the market about which European are not happy.
    US's military budget is huge and controversial in many ways.
    Given all the above, I think Americans should feel obliged to help the UK military to go back to the standards that used to be. So, there is an argument for Biden to help with the necessary budget that can be built into one of numerous American acquisition protocols.
    Starmer's government needs money above what can be borrowed on the market. The Americans could return the all the favors the U.K. has done by being what Gore Vidal called a U.S. stationary carrier off the cost of Europe. So, in that sense they are really helping themselves and the U.K. has the know-how and manpower to get in and start supporting NATO.
    So in terms of budgetary issues, I don't see a problem here, especially for once Brexit could be of some use because the EU can't object to U.K. subsidising its industrial sector.
    Maybe, I am missing something, but I just see no problem when it comes to sorting our the military sooner than later.
    Please tell me if anyone sees things differently.
    It is so obvious that I wonder why conservative didn't try. It could be that Biden was not too happy with them when they went against U.S.'s advice and Boris Johnson attacking Obama in that vile fashion and endangering the peace in Northern Island.
    But all this is history now and Biden bringing up the special relationship for once first instead of forcing the junior partner pointing it out as usual is a sign that Biden too is happy to see the back of Trump like mess that was Boris Johnson.
    I think Biden is open to suggestion. You can add to it the U.K. not making too much noise by NOT making forceful statements on the Gaza issue which is what Biden could do without at least until after the election.
    I think, all this adds up to a rare serendipitous opportunity that a clever politician should not let it get away.
    Am I wrong?

    • @michelleneeds4165
      @michelleneeds4165 Před 25 dny +1

      Looks good on paper mate, I'm wondering if Lammy/Starmer will want to favour US interest too much as they are trying to garner closer ties with the continent. If it's likely to put the EUs nose out of joint just as we're mending things. I think Labour is trying to prioritise Europe over America for the time being, also of Trump does get into power next year/do we want to hand leverage over to him/would he even commit to previous agreements made by Biden knowing how he feels about Nato. God I hope Biden wins...

  • @user-oz3sz6vx5v
    @user-oz3sz6vx5v Před 25 dny

    I wouldn't waste my time voting for them. Pass the sick bag

  • @drmohammedali1768
    @drmohammedali1768 Před 25 dny

    What are the other conservative MPs doing surely any man and his dog can do a better job than cruella desilly and kemi narcissist?

  • @nl4064
    @nl4064 Před 24 dny

    Kemi is marking her territory now and setting the bar she is abrasive but we need thi9s in a leader not the self absorbed bravermana nd pitell etc,

  • @markrhoden68
    @markrhoden68 Před 25 dny

    Just need the third one now. Standing around the Tory cauldron fighting over who will hold the spoon.....great cartoon

  • @OO-Enterprises
    @OO-Enterprises Před 25 dny +5

    Badenoch and Braverman, these are the options Tories have for leader? Shows just how far they have fallen.

    • @Yui-ip7cd
      @Yui-ip7cd Před 25 dny +1

      Must be BLIND for choosing Braverman.

    • @sylviabaxter265
      @sylviabaxter265 Před 25 dny

      I was very sorry to see Penny Mordant lose her seat, I think she would have won the leadership contest

    • @OO-Enterprises
      @OO-Enterprises Před 25 dny +1

      @@sylviabaxter265 I wasn't, though I do believe that she would have, at least, been a better leader than these two.

  • @millyarscott8656
    @millyarscott8656 Před 25 dny

    God she should join Netan.........
    They have a lot in common.

  • @benedictcowell6547
    @benedictcowell6547 Před 25 dny

    'I'm free'
    I don't like to boast, but Communist as I am, I would be a better leader of the Tory Party than any of the touted candidates And I shall explain why! First of all, although I am of German-Jewish and Irish descent I possess a greater real affection for the English than Farage or Badenoch, of Priti Patel or Michael Gove. And I have affection for its culture, and even silly things such as afternoon tea, and the English Breakfast, and even its whimsy and incongruities. I love its landscapes, and its weather, and I love its institutions such as the MCC, and Wimbledon, and its natural life. I do not like hunting, but I can think of arguments in favour of it, better ones than Cameron has produced, and I love its diversity, and I love its literature and its language, one of the richest languages I know. ,
    I have never heard a recent Tory Party politician mention any of that, just ideology of reaction. I love its traditions and I find that I have more in common with Methodist North of England, and the Chapel Traditions of Wales, and I have not a little sympathy with Ireland, and Scotland, which have been badly let down by Unionism. I have a love affair with the UK, and it is built on things you do not hear mentioned. The many different dialects, the interesting ways and expressions that are part of my experience, despite being away from it often, and loving France, and Germany and Italy. You only have to read some of the books which are so British, so totally and ineffably rooted in the experience of all of us.
    I could honour British Rail more than to sell it off, and the British Police, it is not that any of these are without faults but none the less they have generally a disposition to serve the public, and I admire the fact that they don't have guns. I love the British service uniforms, they are so totally without pomp, I admire its history, although I am not impressed by slavery or colonies. There are memories, I love the BBC, before it was subverted by Murdoch, the TUC, the eccentricity of this people, but you do not here about that.
    It is not that I would want no change, no reform, I would strengthen the Privy Council, I would want a Royal Family of the style of Princess Anne, who I adore. As for the incongruities, well if you have been in Science, then you get to know some people of all classes, and actually when you have something in common, there are no classes. The secretary of a Natural History Trust who was a Weaver, and the president who is a duke, and you would not know because their passion is Warblers, or you meet a former foreign secretary, and although we were initially expected to disagree, actually we shared a passion for opera, and cricket, and we forgot the accents, and we forgot the ideology and by the end of the week-end we were friends, and if I were meet him again, I know what I want to say to him. Something I forgot to mention.
    I recall driving on the Foss way on one of those summer days that English weather produces, and I recalled Ken Russell's film on Elgar and as the sound of Elgar's Introduction and Allegro for Strings recaptured the exhilaration of the English landscape a tractor came out of a farm driven by a Sikh, in a Turban, and true to the English nature I did not want to drive him away, I was just exhilarated by the contrasts, this diversity, that David Starkey denies, but it is there, and I want to conserve it, to cherish it, and that is what united those of us that Love England, as part of the UK, not as an enclave of nastiness and resentment and grievance but our all round eccentricity. But I do not hear that from these pretenders, these frauds, that ingratiate themselves with the worst. So if the Conservatives want a leader that can restore their fortunes, old as I am I think I could help, and I offer myself, as a candidate. They won't have to worry about my age, or my Yorkshire accent, they won't have to worry if I prefer Beethoven to Delius, or prefer Thomas Mann to Patience Strong,.
    I took a German woman, one of the many that small men adore, as goddess, because they are blonde, and have taste in dress, and... well never mind that is our business; but she said that no orchestra she knew could perform a program of Bizet, Haydn and Tchaikovski in one night and do justice to them all, as a British Orchestra, and she was delighted with Even-song in an English Cathedral. I took a Russian Colleague to the Barbican to see Turganev's 'A Month in the Country' and he said he had not seen a better production in any language as that. We are good ,actors, good musicians; a Lancashire girl was toast of Europe in the Post war years, but you don't hear of any that from the modern reactionaries, masquerading as Conservatives. The conserved nothing, they dismantled, eviscerated, it was not the immigrants, it was a an alien reactionary ideology that has damn near wrecked the country and almost destroyed the best of England and to all appearances, wrecked our Morale . So just call if you want a leader instead of a posture, and empty rhetoric and Ideology, grievance, resentment and recrimination. As they said in the Television Program. 'I'm free.'

  • @elizabethpointing
    @elizabethpointing Před 23 dny

    Both needs to be cancelled to stand for conservatives leader

  • @elizabethanderson2968
    @elizabethanderson2968 Před 24 dny

    Braverman is a dog in every context... named after a character from Dallas ...

  • @anthonymarch-ti1fq
    @anthonymarch-ti1fq Před 23 dny

    Suella should join Reform, if the Tory party keeps attacking her, as they will just vote in another lame Duck who won't stop what most people want stopped.

  • @maurahalsallhalsall7401

    Both unfit.

  • @blacksnow129
    @blacksnow129 Před 24 dny

    Anything interesting? or just gossip, waste of time!

  • @RopekingRopethemall
    @RopekingRopethemall Před 25 dny +2

    REFORM

  • @Oscar20157
    @Oscar20157 Před 25 dny

    Suella propaganda evil , still trying her best but never gonna achieve what she look for

  • @ScruffyTubbles
    @ScruffyTubbles Před 25 dny

    I wonder about the prospect of cat-fighting to be honest. To be serious though if anyone has seen women fighting it's not an attractive sight though - pulling hair and everything. Grim.

  • @randyschwaggins
    @randyschwaggins Před 25 dny

    Ng v Pk 😂😂😂

  • @saminatharbastiampillai8234

    Both are useless. Power greedy.

  • @LiamJKelly-gu7nu
    @LiamJKelly-gu7nu Před 25 dny

    The last malteser was booted out rather nicely.