Jon Stewart

You know, it's so interesting because you talk about Blair.

I thought Blair and Bush seemed like peers, that there was a relationship of, I don't want to say equals, because I think the arrogance of the United States wouldn't allow, wouldn't allow for equals.

Starmer, bless his heart, who came in on such a rush and whose popularity is now somewhere between Liz Truss and Liz Truss's lettuce.

you know, he doesn't seem to be on that same level.

And so is the relationship changed?

And maybe that's because nobody can be with Trump because he won't allow it.

He considers himself a pharaoh.

So it's impossible to have that kind of relationship.

It was so bad.

Okay.

It felt so obsequious when he said, this has never happened before.

And when he pulled it out, I thought, oh, my God, it's a Target gift card.

What is that that he's got in his pocket?

It's a letter from the king.

A letter from the king.

Well, do you think that's because, you know, in some respects he gets in on this huge movement towards labor and then he decides my best strategy is what if we governed like a sort of Thatcherism-like, like we go with austerity and we go, and everybody was like, wait, I mean, it really has fueled

The more extremes, I think, in England, the way that he's gone about it has- Britain.

Britain, sorry.

I meant UK.

I meant Britain.