Bev Turner

Now, some would say we have a prime minister who is an instinct to be totalitarian.

He's very authoritative.

They are looking at the moment, as you know, in the UK to bring in digital ID, to clamp down on social media, to make it so that our law changes and the government can basically view anything on our devices at the moment.

Does he want to sit back?

Watch this chaos unfold and then say, well, the masses, you just can't be trusted.

Here I am.

You're going to have to be walking into the digital cage.

You're going to have to be surveilled.

We can't live like this.

So there is a suspicion that this whipping up of hatred, it starts to look somewhat deliberate.

Great to see you, John.

So just to explain it to predominantly, I guess, an American audience, this is a bit like our midterms.

So these aren't our MPs.

At the moment, he hasn't been voted out.

But these are our local councillors.

So they run the local area.

So these aren't the guys sat in Westminster.

But a lot of people are there because they want to be politicians.

So these elections were very important.

And they were very important to test the temperature of the nation.