Ian Dunt

That is not the approach that Burnham had.

In that constituency, he has said, we're going to knock on every single door.

And they've knocked on every single door four times.

To the point that the main Labour concern in the campaign was, are we starting to just piss people off?

Let's come to London then and piss them off as well.

So I'm very surprised that they'd be spending any resources anywhere else.

I don't know what's happening there.

It must just be the local parties thinking it's a good time to chat to people.

Maybe.

That's a bad allocation of resources.

I think you're right, by the way.

And I think that this is the main...

I don't want to be all kind of like, you know, history channel war dad, but like, you know, anything you look at about that interwar period, the thing that gets people is just like parliament's useless.

It's ineffectual squabbling.

Democracy doesn't work.

Might as well throw in with the strong man.

Like we are obviously in that world now.

And I don't think, you know, once upon a time you'd say this and people would say you're being hysterical.

You're clearly not.

You know, it's strongman after strongman after strongman.