Winston Marshall

Starmer, it looks like, I don't know how he's pulled this off, because a day ago I thought that was it, he's finished.

I think he's going to last it.

And part of the reason is because there is no talent in the Labour Party to replace him.

The best option is Wes Street, frankly, you know, if he's, he doesn't have to suit that guy.

Well, the BBC are completely soaked up in the same ideology as the Uniparty, as the Labour Party, and frankly, as the Conservative Party has been for the last 15 years.

Remember with Keir Starmer, although he won with something like 35% of the vote, he actually only had 20% of the electorate.

So,

four out of five people in Britain who could vote two years ago, the 2024 election, did not vote for Keir Starmer.

Think about that.

Even Kamala Harris had something like 48%, right?

But we are living in what America would be if Kamala had won.

And we are.

Yes, you're absolutely right.

We're seeing the revolt of the people against the...

post-war elite.

You spelled it out beautifully in your book, actually, about the WEF.

Yeah.

And it's precisely that ideology that has been the big fight.

Now, in America, of course, with Trump, many of those battles are being won.

But in Europe here, it's still... It's not all to play for because I think the people are going to win eventually.