Jim Power

It's quite significant.

Chris, can I just ask you about, I'm always fascinated by the Labour Party and its anti-Semitic views and particularly the Corbynistas.

Presumably that all goes back to the fact that Jewish people tend to be more successful in business.

They tend to control a lot of the wealth traditionally, throughout history actually.

Is it just resentment that

Yeah, indeed, indeed.

I mean, I have to say I've always had a really simplistic view on racism.

I really genuinely could never understand how anybody could look down on somebody else because of the colour of their skin, where they come from, whatever.

I mean, my own very simplistic approach to life is racism.

It is, I guess, going back to what you quoted me on about doing to others, you would have wanted others to do unto you.

I judge people by how they behave, how they treat me, how they behave generally.

That's how I would judge somebody.

But it's amazing.

And I hear it increasingly in this country as well.

A lot of what I would regard as sensible people pass these comments about, oh, we have way too many foreigners in the country.

Etc.

And I suppose one justification for that is the fact that what's happening in the housing market and that, you know, there is a view that foreigners have taken our houses, they're taking our jobs, whatever.

But I just do not understand racism, actually.

Full stop.

Chris, moving on to the interview that Tucker Carlson did with the New York Times, a long interview.