Coco Kahn
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1,632 appearances
19 recordings
2 series
first heard Sep 2024
last heard 12 Jun
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Here you go. Here's some current loony party policies. London Marathon is free to anyone wearing clown shoes. There you go. Great, great policy. terrorists will be made to wear bells and horns so we know where they are. You know what I mean? They normally bring me such joy. But sadly, that has been taken from me this week with this story.
She's the centre of every storm, babe. Come on, keep up, keep up, Nick.
Yeah. He says with a gun to his head.
Don't take the tickets. Come on. If you have knowledge that that has happened, it might look bad for you to suddenly have free tickets.
Because it would seem like, as a thank you for sorting this out, I'm now going to award you with free tickets, right? That's how it looks. Yeah, yeah, yeah. If the two things are unrelated.
Just don't take them.
I wonder what would happen if you just, as an experiment for the podcast, just sent a load of Labour MPs tickets to your tour. Just to see. Just to see what would happen. Maybe you should do that. What could possibly go wrong?
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Hi, this is Pod Save the UK and I'm Coco Kahn.
And later, we promise there will be some hope as Labour MP Nadia Whittam joins us to tell us about what she's working on, the things we can look forward to now that Parliament is finally back in action.
That's Rishi Sunak, former prime minister and leader of the opposition, shooting at an open goal.
The hand mole man of politics.
That is so bananas. Such a large majority, arguably squandered. So what is going on here? Well, there's obviously no one single reason, but there's been a story that has been leading the Westminster press that may cast some sort of light on it.
So Sue Gray has now been replaced by someone called Morgan McSweeney. He was formerly the executive director of Labour Together, and that's the Labour-aligned think tank that has kind of been credited for bringing Labour to power. It's also been credited with the shift more to the right.
Labour Together was created following Ed Miliband's defeat in 2015 and is generally considered to be centre-right in the Labour Party.
See, this is my concern, right? It's that we all know that just because it's leading the Westminster pages doesn't mean it actually is the biggest issue in politics. We know that. We call it the bubble, don't we? For a reason. Who's in? Who's out? Who's up? Who's down? It's all a bit gossipy. And so there is a part of me that feels like, are we sure we're just not using Sue Gray as a scapegoat?
This idea that like, the reason the polling is so bad is because Sue Gray didn't send out press releases about the good stuff that Labour's doing. Doesn't that make it seem like, oh, Labour's been doing loads of great stuff that we don't hear about and it's Sue Gray's fault? Are we sure that's the case? I don't know how I feel about this story.
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