'How different was it to Sunak's?' Starmer's pre-election pitch analysed | LBC
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- "Child poverty isn't even mentioned in the six pledges and a lot of people are wondering to themselves how much real social conscience a Labour government will have."
00:00 Andrew Marr's initial reaction.
03:00 Input from Gordon Brown and Chris Packham on poverty and sewage.
05:08 LBC's Political Editor Natasha Clark's analysis.
07:32 The view from inside Labour with Alison McGovern.
Keir Starmer has unveiled six pledges to voters for changes he will make if he is elected as the Labour Prime Minister at the next general election.
Speaking at an event in Essex on Thursday, the Labour leader promised to deliver economic security, cut NHS waiting times, create a new border security command, set up a nationalised energy company, crack down on anti social behaviour, and recruit 6,500 new teachers.
They will be the first things the party will do if Labour wins the keys to power at the upcoming election.
Starmer said in a speech that Labour wants to show voters that "decline is not inevitable" and that "politics can make a difference".
He told Labour activists: "One card, six steps, in your hand - a plan to change the country. This is a message to take to every doorstep in the country."
Asked by LBC's Natasha Clark if his six pledges were similar to Rishi Sunak's five pledges, he said they were "fundamentally different" and that he brought a "seriousness" to politics, in contrast with the Conservatives.
He added: "I'm not prepared to do gimmicks - I'm only prepared to do the hard yards of serious change, with a serious plan for five or ten years of change in this country."
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This is the FIRST STEPS! You rejected Corbyn for promising too much and voted for Boris' Lies. Get a grip people!
We just need the tories out.
Corbyn is a terrible political operator. He only pleased his followers and ignored everybody else. If Labour had a competent leader that time, Johnson would not have won.
Corbyn was a loser.
Corbyn could barely decide what pair of socks to put on in the morning. Let's not pretend like he was a real missed opportunity
Corbyn had unnecessary BT policies. BT is mostly broadband. WiFi for "free" so making open reach have public infrastructure yet broadband is OK. Water isn't. We needed a water infrastructure company more... again Labour haven't spoken about It
All these complaints and comments about Starmer/Labour not going far enough. Corbyn promised the world in 2019 and none of you moaning misanthropes voted for him!
His manifesto was fantastic and fully costed. People fall for the media spin.
No. Corbyn was actively targeted by the right wing of the party. His policies were sensible, fully costed, and viable. But they challenged an established order that doesn’t want to change things for the better.
The 2019 election was engineered by the Parliamentary Labour Party. They just wanted to get rid of Corbyn at any cost. Instead, they have lost over 200,000 members and a lot more votes will go to the Greens than they think.
@@Andyreally im not sure how big a part that played. the press did a character assassination on him which i think was the biggest problem. even the centrist papers painted him as evil. that includes the likes of James O'Brien.
@Gullyman23 death by media, people believed the lies.
I miss Gordon Brown, I don't think he got enough credit.
Nope - he lost because his smile was worse the Blairs - he would have been an excellent Prime Minister if given the chance
He took over from Blairs mess so was doomed from the start.
He was pulling us through the Bankers Global financial crisis.Unfortunately people believed the right wing media and the Tory lies and blamed Labour.
@@ibrstellar1080 Blair didn't leave a mess - he is objectively the best modern Prime Minister.
@@henryburton6529 i agree, he was a great pm. i miss the positivity and feeling we were achieving something!
One highly significant difference between the Labour and Tory manifestos: there is no possible reason to believe that the Tories would even bother to try delivering theirs.
Actions speak louder than words. And the actions of the government have been atrocious.
Just remembering when Starmer made 10 promises 🤣🤣🤣
Given that Starmer has reached the third or fourth set of promises now, I've no reason to assume he will stick to these. When the Tories lie, we call them out for it. When Starmer lies, you call him cunning and intelligent. This incessant thirst for power is evil, no matter what form it takes.
@@jrobs1133 Just remembering when the Tories tanked the economy via corruption and incompetence, making any sorts of promises by the opposition unfulfillable due to the massive change in the economic landscape.
Do us all a favour and either spend a couple minutes thinking about what you're saying or don't say anything at all.
@@lcg8220 Do me a favour and try not to assume that I support the Tories.
The Labour pledges are very similar to the Sunak ones. Difference is Sunak has no intention of delivering them but Labour do
Oh that is the joke of the day 😂
Starmer has never kept any of his pledges and when he gets into power nothing will change with him.
Starmer's 10 promises? You have to laugh
He explains why he u-turned in his speech
They are nothing like sunaks ffs
I only now realise that my spinal surgery happened at the end of the labour govt beginning of the coalition before the NHS was ruined. If my injury happened 10 years later I'd probably still be on benefits and being hounded by the DWP for being a scrounger instead of being fixed up and able to work again
If there is overlap it's because Starmer is after the middle ground voter.
Starmer is after the tory voter. Hence his grovelling acceptance of a rabid right wing ex tory mp! Make no mistake, Starmer is out for himself!
Correct. Like myself who is closer to Blue Labour now than ever Tory.
The only thing that Sunak has a track record of delivering is failure. Even in the city he was a failure. So the country has a choice of guaranteed Tory failure or something else and despite what everyone says about Starmer, he is a smart, decant and seemingly honest person.
I agree. Starmer however must focus also on thr state of water and public bodies the state of them. Of trading standards and fraud.
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The
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Out out out out out out
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yes, TORI£S OUT OUT OUT AND OUT FOREVER. Or they'll finish US OFF!
I really enjoyed the speeches. I love that they actually have a plan to tackle the issues the Tories have created.
Snap. I agree at last they each spoke in turn not just him in charge^ starmer speaks roo much and Steve Reed was missing water is needed as a pledge I'm amazed this was missing a water infrastructure supply company. Basically the firms merger all the water supply into one company then it's run arms length but the sales retail of water stays private with shares.
After listening to Hunt’s pathetic speech today, Starmer’s campaign kick off absolutely smashed this excuse of a chancellor out of the park!
I know who I’ll be voting for ✊🏻🚩
Sir Kid Starver?..
@@Freedom4Palestine3672Conservatives voted whether or not to feed hungry children in our own country and then voted no!
Labour haven't been in power for 14 years, you can't hold them accountable for what they haven't done!
@@Jonnyonthespot123 I'm talking about his stance on Gaza, where he stated collective punishment of innocents including children and babies doled out by Israel was ok and completely acceptable. You should know this.
Hunt is like Damian Green my mp bumbling shambles. I loathe Cons.
@@Freedom4Palestine3672he said it to wind people up!!! He didn't do anything it was talk
There has to be a process for the public to force a general election.
Petition that gets x signatures, FORCES a (shortish notice) referendum. "Have a general election asap, yes or no".
I'd the public votes yes, the government is LEGALLY REQUIRED, to call a general election withing x weeks.
the Tories are above the law and treat us with disdain, so i doubt it will work
Yep. What sort of democracy is it where the ruling party can change leaders 2 times in one term with no election. And even worse, when they're destroying the country but they get to decide the timing of the vote. It's a farce.
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That is an absolutely awful idea.
@@seesidesummerhouse6112 He doesn’t understand why which is so funny 🤣
Tactical voting ABC
Anyone
But
Conservative
Absolutely. That means the electorate need to vote tactically 😊
No ABT anyone but Tory
@@Under-ShepherdI'm going Lab want rid of Damian Green who sent us in Ashford this weird newsletter he's desperate when he should've followed Theresa and announced his resignation he's over 60 and talks like starmer. CAN TORIES PLEASE STOP BEING BORING AND WEIRD
It's not about the promises. It's about keeping them.
Yet who predicted when covid and wars would start?
I think Labour are right to explain their first steps, in addition to their five government missions which are tangible in the context of the broader range of policies and motivations that underpin the left of centre movement.
This is a communication campaign that leads up to the full election campaign and I don't think it's "too early"!
What a pathetic and cringe entity Britain and it's media is. I'm sick to my teeth of having to endure this circus.
Thats all it is. 2 private members clubs fleecing the country for decades. Im voting independent.
Thatcher....it's down to you. Privstisation, especially in the case of water, stinks and it was never going to be otherwise!
Don't think his attempts at appeasing the deplorables is going to change any minds, but Starmer seems like at least a decent and competent man.
After the catastrophe of Johnson, Truss and Sunak that is a very welcome balm.
Yep. He does need to grasp the water issue
Labour really look like the government in waiting, wanting to give everyone a chance in life and not just for the 1% of the richest people here.
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Give me a break
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I agree with you don’t listen to these clowns. they probably like reform uk no that’s funny .
"Steps to Where?", you ask. They're steps towards the 5 Missions that Labour has been talking about for more than a year.
No. My FIRST steps. Not his his metaphor for the beginning of a journey of leadership to start policies that will be easier to start. Housing takes too long and is still being worked on. Social housing needs budgeting for. Water would cost more to fix yet mergein the water supply companies would work. The private operators are keeping competition they don't have to mow we exited.
Sometimes you astound me Mr Marr. You’re an intelligent man but you are often so BLINKERED. Labour has to somehow somewhere begin the journey of 1000 steps by taking the FIRST one. The road is going to be so hard and long BECAUSE TORIES BROKE EVERY PART OF THE FOUNDATION of it‼️ YOU know this but you can’t CREDIT THE MAN with his vision of what to do. Stop undermining him for eating the elephant one piece at a time‼️
Similar pledges...but no mention of the tories constant failure to deliver over the last 14 years
Who would be better?? My left toe would be better than the current batch.
Politics is the art of the possible. Expressing quiet rage helps nobody. You want policies that are emotionally grounded? Expect them to fail. This guy is supposed to be an intelligent political commentator, yet he wants Keir Starmer to express 'the anger that voters feel'. I can hear that in any public house. I think I'll go to one. It will be better than listening to Mr Marr.
Britain was put into deeper austerity because of the banking system which was allowed to run a casino its employees doing ridiculous deals with their Wall Street counterparts .
Yes and the Competition doesn't work
Such a shame that the political editor focused on look and feel rather than facts and content. This is where the MSM gets it so wrong. This is not a stage show to be critiqued. Give us fat that we can hold them too. Criticise those facts too.
Watch hunt on today terrible . Ignoring questions,on the actually tax burden still going up especially for lower payed and pensioners, with threshold frozen. Excuses were ,well they use the nhs more so only right to pay more 🥺😢🤮
ready for government ? in comparison to what we have now !!??
2 child policy should be reduced to 1 child policy
Andrew, this aged well 🤣 no election any time soon? Love the program! ❤️
Painfully silent on the environment. Labour scares me on the lack of environmental focus given how much of the message is built around development.
The tories have no intention of mentioning the environment.
This is 6 initial pledges, you get the manifesto when a general election is called
@@maneshipocrates2264 the tories have implemented a generational change in environmental policy. It’s the one policy area where I trust them more than labour as low as that bar is
The water system was missing
@@maneshipocrates2264they scrapped the bin for soft plastic waste
Tory waiting lists, junior doctor walkouts and strikes, comme si comme sa.
Labor will win, not because Starmer is smart or honest as he is not, but people are fed up with the Tories and the chaos they have made across the board over the past 14 years of their rule.
Hunt, the See You Next Tuesday specialist, telling it like it never was.... over and over again.
He's useless
I'm not okay with the two child policy. I have to accept it because we need to end the tories, but I don't like it. What I do like is that Alison McGovern felt free to agree with me and say she hates it, rather than robotically repeat what she's been told to say by an overpaid and overprivileged 'advisor', as a tory MP would have done.
That's a big difference to the tories for a start.
Britain cannot really change as long as the financial sector’s grip is taken on and ruled . To do this we have to get the American thumb from our backside .
"5 or 6 months early" that aged well 😅
No mention in the pledges about defence and housing - simply astonishing - vote Reform!
The housing policy is manifesto. Because Rayners not just on some throw away gimmick. Her policies are serious and it's stuck in the courts.
You must admit that the UK not having fixed terms for the Parliament but open ones keeps the medias well occupied, both the official medias, the professional journalists and the individuals who create contents based on politics.
Starmer's not the same as Sunak - Sunak has moved left to try and not get wiped out at the next election - thankfully its too late for Sunak, the damage was done by his abominable predecessors.
If Sunak had moved ‘right’ the Tories would be returned to government. Wrong move - the left will destroy everything you hold dear.
Yes. He's different more charismatic. Sunak is Blair more than starmer
@@jaywilliams8147no sunak is left. He studied in california in a lefty area...why study in a part where drugs and guns are legal?
@@veggie42 Do you not understand what I said? I agree that Sunak moved left. I said that he made the wrong move and should have moved right then the Tories would win the next election.
Is this what passes for political analysis these days?
My pet dog was a tool maker.
Wow what a powerful sentence 🙄
@catherinemartin6258 Him being working class at Any point of his is really uninteresting. People want concepts and plans. Not self-adgridisation, which will lead to him implementing 30 year old politics in a very different climate.
smarter than you then , toolmaking is quite difficult and technically can be complex
@stevecoppin6396 This went over your head didn't it? Ironic.
@@mrelba9176 possibly , but i've seen young people mock tool making without knowing what it entails. so not ironic ,just cross purposes
I am sceptical because you accepted Elphicke and that adds to the tone that they are all the same. Why not have the Commons having a proper system? If you get a majority that is an easy win. Call it cleaning up politics.
But she's not staying there as an mp just a member. Ex conservatives etc have joined or left its up to people.
Tories and Labour both have a vision for all jobs in the UK to pay minimum wage.
Pat the GCSE dropout cleaner now earns the same salary as Steve the 4 year degree educated lab technician.
The future of the UK is everyone working in Aldi because there's no financial reward to learn skills.
Yes. My cousin with AS levels is doing shop work how pathetic she chose to dump a degree for retail...
Natasha Clark is so beautiful
Yawn
@@garlicbreath7259 lol
Tories out, Tories out, Tories out out out!!!
Christ. You lot would think the mmaster of the workhouse was the second coming if all he did was guve Oliver a second helping. Think bigger ffs!
What about social housing?
It's coming
@veggie42 until Labour make a public commitment to build social housing, its just rhetoric.
Sir Kid Starver is nothing but the leader of a Tory tribute act.
I would vote for Labour, to keep the tories mouth shut
Starmer is a tory
Judge him when he is in power.
@@jake751This country has proven time and time again it won't vote anyone other than a Tory into power. We've done this to ourselves.
Speak for yourself. I've never voted for the Tories.
@@hohohohehehe6910 all respect tho each to their own
peace
No bias here
When Starmer took power in the Labour party he had ten pledge's most of which have been dropped.
Why would you believe Starmers latest pledges will be implemented in the future.
They have not. He didn't pledge any money just said if you look climate justice^ that's for a manifesto and later. He said stuff to fight RLB because she was around Rayner^ the workers rights thing she's been given because she refused health and sc job.
Starmer talking about his working class background while watering down workers rights and keeping the two child benefit cap.
Working class south and working class north are different. Workers rights he allowed to expose what they think of Rayners class^
I was shocked at the Gaza policy part of Keir's speech when he unzipped his costume and revealed he was Sunak, and then when he unzipped that one and revealed he was Joe Biden. Crazy world eh.
Could we maybe have a general election that focuses on the state of our own country?
@@RampantFireflyWhat could be more relevant to the "state of our own country" than our moral integrity as a nation? British politicians from both major parties are enabling, supporting and arming a genocidal, terroristic, failed state and trashing our international reputation in the process.
Then he unzipped that one to reveal a ravenous, screaming lizard, with hungry, clawing talons and a wildly thrashing tail.
Natasha Clark is a client journalist. Wittering on here about shirts and rolled up sleeves, propagating the same line as the BBCs Chris Mason. Get serious.
Why’s she using emotive language? “Powerful” this, “emotional” that. It’s partial journalism from someone with short odds of being inculcated into the incoming Labour government as a media officer.
It's nothing like Blair
Being of working class background does not make you more compatible with Labour's values. Starmer acts like the simple fact that his parents were from a working class background legitimates his position as a leader of the Labour party.
This is not a valid argument to build his campaign on. The people need more than words and relatable facts to go on at this point. We need the Tories out , a strong NHS, affordable housing, no more privatisation of our water/gas/electricity and no more cost of living crisis.
Once Starmer will get that, he will be legitimised as a leader.
Labour will be more or less the same as Conservatives people need a third option!
That's exactly what I would brainwash the country into thinking if I was a Conservative!
It wint be in attitudes. The policies are the caution
No Corbyn, No Vote.
Under these Tories, safe drinking water will become a privilege.
With sleeves rolled up, both leaders have interchangeable heads and their policies are not much different, just more neoliberal, Thatcherism. Tbh I’ve voted Labour for fifty years but I never noticed and despite the song, Things “Getting Better.”
It might surprise you but Labour haven't been in power for over 10 years
All promises no action and no result. As an ex physics teacher offer me 45k min and I might be interested. Lol
Anything this man said i don't believe it
I hoped for better. It’s easy to set objectives…but not so easy to create practical plans to achieve them. That’s why we are sick of the Tories. Endless objectives which they never achieve.
It's bullet points for activists when there door knocking and canvassing
The manifesto will have detail, given the shalacking Tories have gotten since the last election there's not many tory activists left
Unfortunately the Labour Party has to play well to the Home counties, middle England, and they don’t care about poverty, only about house prices.
Indeed. They inherit wealth more and pay too little c tax. The C Tax needs to GO, Bedroom tax worse in the north when children and parents die leaving empty rooms and costs benefits.
Nobody ever thought that the stuff the tories promised wasn't attractive - it's why they got elected after all. But they never delivered any of it did they? Of course Labour's pledges sound similar to tory ones. Nothing remains to be offered to voters that hasn't already been offered and reneged on in a broken tory promise - so Labour has to win on credibility/honesty - and convince it will deliver.
They haven't promised 40 new hospitals which take years.
Makes you wish we voted for Gordon. He made a few miscalculations that were fkin nothing compared to the 14 years of Tory Austerity.
Gordon didn't accept people have to help themselves and he was in denial about immigration and that poverty was about education
Time to rejoin the EU.
No it didn't work. The EU didn't make our water cleaner the uk.was fined in 2009
Starmer is a liar! Vote Green
No their candiste for ashford bullied me
Starmer will do what the WEF tell him to do,he certainly won't do anything for the country or you, only himself.
Are you having a laugh
Yet sunak hasn't he's not doing anything about soft plastic waste
It’s a pretty similar manifesto - but he has the big advantage of actually being able to credibly deliver on it. Sunak is not a promise keeper.
Not really.
Starmer scarpped his Leadership pledges before the ink was dry, he was a Remainer, but switched to be a Hard Brexiteer. All the integrity of a of wet paperbag.
Yet we will realign with the EU under his leadership he has already said as much to remove as many barriers as possible
No matter what Starmer does or wants, there will be no way to Join the EU in the next two parliaments. And I said join because we can all forget about rejoining on the old terms.
Lol, Starmer is a hard brexiteer? You aren't paying attention
@@SlowhandGreg You are surely missing the point - it doesn't matter what Starmer has "said", he cannot be trusted to keep his word. No integrity, no honesty, no chance that he will ever even one degree from the Tory neoliberalist agenda.
Explain how Starmer is a hard Brexiteer.
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No. Thats embarrassing
Red Tories. How inspiring.
Red Tories and Blue Labour, its pathetic
Why? I prefer Blue Labour to hard left
@@veggie42 not a huge fan and plunging 250k kids into poverty but that’s just me.
@@david030491 not sure what that means. How would the Tories be better?
Looks like a prime minister
More than Sunak who looks a chikd
If Labour thinks these pledges will fix anything, then they are deluded...😂😂..
Worth a shot, we know what we get with the tories and that’s chaos and corruption… time to move on
Not as deluded as anyone who thinks the Tories will deliver anything that benefits the average citizen.
@@jdolanout none of them will
@@songscoops4205 So why not gamble on the ones who haven't proven they won't for almost one and a half decades? 🤷🏼
@@jdolanout not a chance...
Maybe if English Labour became Socialist again it might help.
No it is.
The policies are socialist. Jeremy Corbyns were mental.
If he bows to the pressure and gets rid of Angela, I'm out
There is no difference between tory and Starmer's tory reds,both are establishment and are ultimately serving the interests of the rich and big corps,us working class need to understand this truth.
He needs water policy
Both as bad. Betrayed since 1945
The railways were shut down
Except labour actually govern while the Tories just sell stuff off and don't do much else
Come on Labour, we're ready. ❤
Starmer cool & calm?
Did she mean wooden?
He seemed better than before
Sounded very much like Piggy boy Dave back in 2010.
If you haven't got anything to say worth hearing then don't waste your breath.
The London Labour echo chamber at LBC is always a laugh!
The propaganda continues!!
it's not even warmed up tory, it's completely vacuous, not a single measurable target
It's completely ridiculous to suggest that "measurable targets" can be explained on a something like a pledge card. Cant you make your heartfelt critique, at least, realistic.
If you aren't informed enough to know what this is then please don't make any comments. This is first round marketing, you get the manifesto when our cowardly prime minister announces a general election
@@VinceLammas why, blair had measurable targets on his
do you understand now ?
@@tedtedtedtedted What targets were on a pledge card?
@@VinceLammas look it up, I'm not your babysitter
Watching someone like Marr who has permeated encouraged and existed his whole career in the bubble of Oligarch media, putting on a pantomime to pretend this country is democratic when both major parties serve the same exclusive club of kleptocratic oligarchs that have driven the UK in this direction for years. Oligarch media analyzes oligarch parties both serving oligarchs in an oligarchy.
we shall see!
Yet ITV gets away with bias
Starmer never sticks to his proposed policies. [edited for clarification lol]
Yeh just like the Tories...
Where is the extra 350million pounds a week for the NHS and 40,000 new hospitals?
Fact is bud, manifestos change.
Firstly, politicians are politicians. You cannot change anything without being elected. They water-down manifestos to make it more appealable to a wider array of audiences. We live in a democracy and, one 'downside' of that, we often need to water-down promises to win. Something is better than nothing.
Secondly, circumstances change. Stuff happens and promises you once made, you now can't. Either because of economic, legal or practical complications.
The majority of their manifesto probably won't be enacted. And yeah, majority of his leadership promises might not either. But, at least we'll get something. Which is better than 14 years of nothing.
Starmer has never been in Government, so you have no basis for that assumption
@@TimoDyer well, Brexit cost as much as the UK has paid since we joined, and continues to cost more than 350m a week.
There is no choice available to the British public. The mono-party that can’t or won’t tackle immigration, can’t bring law and order and can’t manage a budget
Immigration is a problem around the world. People would stop coming with EU agreements which sunak won't get being nasty
Sunak/Starmer... we're being sold a pup either way
Next, we will see how many steps Starmer flip flops as the days go by.
What kn steps he already had. The school/nhs pledges he had as missions. The boats is a new one. Homes the policy for those would've had "hey you cannot fund this" so he's got things that have a return of preve native measures. Speculate to accumulate.
If the sum of all your politics is "Red team v Blue team" then this general election is perfect for you. Otherwise Labour and the Tories offer absolutely nothing different from one another.
I'm a classic tory voter and honestly impressed by Starmer
Well that’s to be expected as he is a Tory. It’s like coming home.
how have you been fooled by the tories for so long? they have always been a disaster
@@kanedNunable I love to use my own money where I see fit, instead of getting taxed high
@@user-lp7wo7og4xData actually shows that Tories are the party of high taxes since Thatcher's days
All Politicians say what they think will get them elected. They don't really care about you.
No one is offering anything better at all they get my vote
Where are water policies? Where's rhe end of ridiculous carers allowance? Where's the end of councils tax? Bedroom tax? Business rates? Removing VAT off taxi journeys and gas and electricity?
Starmer analysed 🥱😴
Your a tory
@catherinemartin6258 Actually, I'm from a family that voted for labour from the start. We voted for tories because the labour party have gone down the plughole.
@@snowyowel7961 how has voting tory worked out for you then?
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Starmer is a born liar.
And what is sunak
Soontobesacked is not even a liar, as that suggests saying one thing and doing another. Soontobesacked just says things and does absolutely nothing
@@martywestywood6004yep. He's dome nothing. Water is a state why make steve barclay environment sec? He's doing nothing
He not yet quite perfected the art of lying yet, “how did I do tony?”
Sure you are 😂😂
Labour offer absolutely nothing.
Why don’t you stand for parliament Mr Marr? You would be a great asset for the Conservative party. You’re analytical questioning would find all the flaws in the Labour party policies and convince the electorate that only the present government can be trusted..
Mr No ceasefire, Israel has a right to defend itself but ceasefire now
Labour brought forward a motion for humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza, you're literally wrong about everything
@@MurphyOCP-001no they didn't