Bev Turner

And just like Donald Trump as well, Nigel is very, very divisive.

Now, as we sit here, just less than kind of three or four days after the election, Keir Starmer as the prime minister is clinging on to power, John.

With the most desperate look in his eyes, because it's actually embarrassing now.

The country's crying out for an election.

But there's a process we have to go through to get rid of him.

And nobody seems to want to trigger that.

There is one backbench MP that no one has ever heard of called Catherine West, who said that she's going to trigger this leadership campaign.

And guess what?

She's Australian.

So it's taken an Aussie within the British Parliament.

We love Australians here.

I love Australians, too.

I genuinely have never met an Australian I didn't like.

But it's taken somebody with the backbone of an Australian to come out and say, guys, enough.

We have to start to kick him off his perch.

But he doesn't look like he wants to go anywhere at the moment.

Yeah, absolutely.

And, you know, the Greens issue is so interesting because you've got a lot of councils now which have many Muslim councillors.

So they have control of huge budgets in these towns.

Some of these councillors who are very pro-Muslim, pro-Palestine, have said some horrendously anti-Semitic things in their campaigning.