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>> she's john prescott? >> she's john prescott? >> john >> i don't want to upset john prescott way because he's prescott in any way because he's got a mean right hook, there got a mean right hook, so there are some real issues here, but i think one of the biggest issues is hypocrisy of angela is the rank hypocrisy of angela raynen is the rank hypocrisy of angela rayner, who called for pretty much single tory to be much every single tory to be sacked, resign or lose their job demanding information. so you can't have it all ways . you can't have it all ways. you can't have it all ways. you can't demand that everybody else does it. but you can keep schtum. she's not schtum. and she's not been around the media some around on the media for some considerable time . i considerable period of time. i think sir keir starmer really now needs to put out kind now needs to put out some kind of action, of statement, make some action, do , because at the do something, because at the moment he just looks like he's hiding behind angela rayner, who i
>> she's john prescott? >> she's john prescott? >> john >> i don't want to upset john prescott way because he's prescott in any way because he's got a mean right hook, there got a mean right hook, so there are some real issues here, but i think one of the biggest issues is hypocrisy of angela is the rank hypocrisy of angela raynen is the rank hypocrisy of angela rayner, who called for pretty much single tory to be much every single tory to be sacked, resign or lose their...
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john prescott is what? the john prescott is the what? the really famous lee anderson really famous one. lee anderson and lee anderson and tony blair put prescott in there, arguably for the reason that greta was saying, because tony blair was kind of ish and he appealed kind of posh ish and he appealed to, you know, your sort of hedge fund managers. and yet, john prescott, we're seeing the footage here, the famous footage of him, which really played into that stereotype that he was a thug like, you know, dragged up from streets. he was there from the streets. he was there to offset the blair public school cabinet, which was huge . school cabinet, which was huge. >> well, working class politicians are so noticeable in this country because there are so few of them. and if you look at what's happened in the house of over the last 30, 40 of commons over the last 30, 40 years, the data on mps, the years, from the data on mps, the share of mps from working class backgrounds has collapsed to a historic low. i believe there's only 7% of mps, are
john prescott is what? the john prescott is the what? the really famous lee anderson really famous one. lee anderson and lee anderson and tony blair put prescott in there, arguably for the reason that greta was saying, because tony blair was kind of ish and he appealed kind of posh ish and he appealed to, you know, your sort of hedge fund managers. and yet, john prescott, we're seeing the footage here, the famous footage of him, which really played into that stereotype that he was a thug like,...
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but like john prescott , she's got to like john prescott, she's got to be prepared to be subjected to this. it's horrid when the media gets going on you, but i'm afraid , as i know and you know, afraid, as i know and you know, that's the way it is. and i by the way, you said earlier in the programme, once a journalist, always a journalist. i was a journalist for ten years as esther rantzen's, editor of that's life . and the journalists that's life. and the journalists here are doing job. here are doing theirjob. i don't think really this is about, attacking a working class woman. this is attacking somebody who might be the deputy prime minister and who believes that standards in public life matter. angela, i'm sure you are innocent. clear it up. >> clear it up. thank you very much indeed for your time. this morning. shaun woodward. wise words, to the wannabe words, i think, to the wannabe deputy prime minister. up next, the author, angus hanton, is going to be talking to us about the influence america the influence of america welcome back to the camilla tominey show on gb news news, w
but like john prescott , she's got to like john prescott, she's got to be prepared to be subjected to this. it's horrid when the media gets going on you, but i'm afraid , as i know and you know, afraid, as i know and you know, that's the way it is. and i by the way, you said earlier in the programme, once a journalist, always a journalist. i was a journalist for ten years as esther rantzen's, editor of that's life . and the journalists that's life. and the journalists here are doing job. here...
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john prescott voting different way from tony blair and gordon brown. nonetheless i still think this is a sizeable number of people who voted against this, but a big majority nonetheless across the house of commons in favour of bringing in this smoking ban which is to say would affect anyone born on the 1st of january would affect anyone born on the 1st ofjanuary 2009 or later would would affect anyone born on the 1st of january 2009 or later would never be able to smoke legally in the united kingdom. aha, be able to smoke legally in the united kingdom.— be able to smoke legally in the united kinudom. �* ., ,, . ., united kingdom. a massive cultural change. thank _ united kingdom. a massive cultural change, thank you _ united kingdom. a massive cultural change, thank you very _ united kingdom. a massive cultural change, thank you very much i united kingdom. a massive cultural change, thank you very much for i change, thank you very much for bringing us up to date without breaking story that has just happened a few moments ago in westminster. shortly
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but there john prescott was. but there is something prescott something of the john prescott who, who always who, you know, who was always conscious background . and conscious of his background. and actually, i think people will take angela seriously and are very there as a very glad she's there as a voice. so she doesn't need to be worried that shouldn't worried that she shouldn't have that she that place at the table. she most certainly should. >> john >> it was because of john prescott's background. >> he was there because blair needed working >> he was there because blair needed help working >> he was there because blair needed help get vorking class to help him get his reforms party reforms of the labour party through party. reforms of the labour party thr(whereas party. reforms of the labour party thr(whereas of rty. reforms of the labour party thr(whereas of course, a >> whereas of course, keir has a more working class background, massively class massively more working class background stupidly a knighthood
but there john prescott was. but there is something prescott something of the john prescott who, who always who, you know, who was always conscious background . and conscious of his background. and actually, i think people will take angela seriously and are very there as a very glad she's there as a voice. so she doesn't need to be worried that shouldn't worried that she shouldn't have that she that place at the table. she most certainly should. >> john >> it was because of john...
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blair wanted prescott that tony blair wanted john they didn't john prescott there. they didn't always to eye to eye, always see eye to eye to eye, but was very important as the but he was very important as the connection labour connection with the labour party. for angela, the party. same goes for angela, the gobby bit. gobby working class bit. >> yeah. think that >> yeah. and i think that actually starmer needs rayner much rayner needs much more than rayner needs starmer. that's really starmer. and that's a really dangerous position to be for a leader, okay. >> well labour have given us a statement on this one and they say angela and her husband mutually maintain mutually decided to maintain their residences to their existing residences to reflect families reflect their families circumstances, and they shared childcare . angela childcare responsibly. angela has always made clear she also spent time at her husband's property when they had children and got married , as she was and got married, as she was perfectly entitled to do so. oh right . okay, well, for all the
blair wanted prescott that tony blair wanted john they didn't john prescott there. they didn't always to eye to eye, always see eye to eye to eye, but was very important as the but he was very important as the connection labour connection with the labour party. for angela, the party. same goes for angela, the gobby bit. gobby working class bit. >> yeah. think that >> yeah. and i think that actually starmer needs rayner much rayner needs much more than rayner needs starmer. that's...
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. >> and the funny, one of the funniest things i ever saw was john prescott on a train. when they brought in those , the ones they brought in those, the ones with the sliding doors, and prescott was desperate to go and he couldn't work out which button to press to open it . and button to press to open it. and someone had to tell him, it was deputy prime minister at the time, and he couldn't operate an electric door, i have frequent nightmares about train toilets, you know, the ones. >> and you have to wait for the doon >> and you have to wait for the door. it has to slide. that's the one. you have to wait for it to go. >> oh two jags was absolutely hit them scratching his head. >> and i always think about george michael when i think about public toilets as well which is not how about john gielgud . very good image. no, gielgud. very good image. no, i actually don't spend toilets in hampstead . hampstead. >> a lovely actually, i don't spend much time thinking about pubuc spend much time thinking about public toilets, i must confess. >> but many people are getting such.it
. >> and the funny, one of the funniest things i ever saw was john prescott on a train. when they brought in those , the ones they brought in those, the ones with the sliding doors, and prescott was desperate to go and he couldn't work out which button to press to open it . and button to press to open it. and someone had to tell him, it was deputy prime minister at the time, and he couldn't operate an electric door, i have frequent nightmares about train toilets, you know, the ones....
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on the john reid the left, people like john reid and and john and tessa jowell and john prescott voted against restricting ability to restricting people's ability to make these decisions for themselves. in part, they did it because working man's because the working man's freedom after day go freedom after a hard day to go out pint or a smoke out and have a pint or a smoke shouldn't be restricted. and in part because there part they did it because there was cross—party consensus part they did it because there wa liberalism. ;s—party consensus part they did it because there wa liberalism. wouldy consensus part they did it because there wa liberalism. would that1sensus part they did it because there wa liberalism. would that return; on liberalism. would that return 7 on liberalism. would that return .7 would it? >> will we ever be a more liberal? well, i suppose i meant would that it would that we could have it back would be lovely. >> but will, will that return in the labour party because the strongest debate in this within the party, some the conservative party, some saying it's rig
on the john reid the left, people like john reid and and john and tessa jowell and john prescott voted against restricting ability to restricting people's ability to make these decisions for themselves. in part, they did it because working man's because the working man's freedom after day go freedom after a hard day to go out pint or a smoke out and have a pint or a smoke shouldn't be restricted. and in part because there part they did it because there was cross—party consensus part they did...
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and then you had john prescott there , who could john prescott there, who could be the voice of the north of the working class. and that's very much the role that angela rayner fits. it's and it's a fits. and it's and it's a formula know, formula that, you know, proved to got labour to work. you've got new labour into think that that into power. so i think that that keir starmer understands why he needs angela rayner there. because she communicate in because she can communicate in ways perhaps members ways which perhaps other members of cabinet and keir of the shadow cabinet and keir starmer so there starmer himself can't. so there is a thing about, you know, there's a slight sort of roy keane element to this, that you love like on your love a person like this on your team, now and then you team, but every now and then you accept they're going pick accept they're going to pick up accept they're going to pick up a yeah. well a yellow card or two. yeah. well perhaps , well perhaps keir perhaps, well perhaps keir starmer should have out starmer should have come out with a, angela will be ang
and then you had john prescott there , who could john prescott there, who could be the voice of the north of the working class. and that's very much the role that angela rayner fits. it's and it's a fits. and it's and it's a formula know, formula that, you know, proved to got labour to work. you've got new labour into think that that into power. so i think that that keir starmer understands why he needs angela rayner there. because she communicate in because she can communicate in ways perhaps...
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she's she's his john prescott to tony blair. she provides the balance of that traditional labour heartlands, the routes that give a certain sense of legitimacy to keir starmer. i think he wants to keep her in situ. i saw that, dual written op ed that they had last week. i was wondering, you know, when they changed the pen over as they're both writing it and a lovely press conference they had. so he obviously wants her to hold her close, to help him, seal the deal with labour voters as much as the rest of the country. so i think sir keir starmer needs angela rayner, which is another reason why he won't see her. her legal won't ask to see her. her legal advice , john's not happy on advice, john's not happy on email. rayner is not honest and should be sacked. she hounded bofis should be sacked. she hounded boris out of office and has called all of tory supporters scum. okay, i'll get to. i'll get to more of your emails, many of which are almost as harshly worded as as some of the comments previously made by rayner herself . i'll g
she's she's his john prescott to tony blair. she provides the balance of that traditional labour heartlands, the routes that give a certain sense of legitimacy to keir starmer. i think he wants to keep her in situ. i saw that, dual written op ed that they had last week. i was wondering, you know, when they changed the pen over as they're both writing it and a lovely press conference they had. so he obviously wants her to hold her close, to help him, seal the deal with labour voters as much as...
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prescott. blair was the, the slick former lawyer. and prescott, of course , lawyer. and prescott, of course, the more authentic, working class voice that balancing act really worked for new labour in the late 1990s. is there a risk now that that same sort of leader, deputy leader situation could be undermined by this scandal? i i think there is a risk and i think the reason there's a risk is because he's abundantly clear that angela rayner can speak to a whole group of voters, that keir starmer can't speak to. >> actually, when you present them to voters in a focus group as a package, they're actually much more positive about either of them individually. much more positive about either of them individually . and she of them individually. and she does give keir starmer something else. we know that people say about keir starmer. you know, he's a bit lawyerly . i'm not he's a bit lawyerly. i'm not sure how in touch he is, he's not perhaps that exciting. and actually angela rayner brings something
prescott. blair was the, the slick former lawyer. and prescott, of course , lawyer. and prescott, of course, the more authentic, working class voice that balancing act really worked for new labour in the late 1990s. is there a risk now that that same sort of leader, deputy leader situation could be undermined by this scandal? i i think there is a risk and i think the reason there's a risk is because he's abundantly clear that angela rayner can speak to a whole group of voters, that keir starmer...
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where prescott my interest and the other aspect between tre, the oil didn't just trade. and the other forms of other freedom of movement does that get it involved as well? it would seem that during the time of the day when there was bread at the ease, there was a tremendous increase in terms of investments, trade, and even doris arrivals from china. we hardly have any police arrival from china now, and the mazda, obtain these investments independent beans compared to their investments and governors like that, families and indonesia is really the best. so i was, i a, that the car in the thought about how it is because of the problem. is that a problem or the of course it is a problem now. um we need um for an investments the wow um promotes economic progress. and we also know that china now is probably the last largest investor in southeast asap, if not in the old world. so why would you and cyber dies? the biggest source of the topic though, right now, is that what we're doing your time? you said that was always piece and then there's always a state as close peace betwee
where prescott my interest and the other aspect between tre, the oil didn't just trade. and the other forms of other freedom of movement does that get it involved as well? it would seem that during the time of the day when there was bread at the ease, there was a tremendous increase in terms of investments, trade, and even doris arrivals from china. we hardly have any police arrival from china now, and the mazda, obtain these investments independent beans compared to their investments and...
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and indeed in that, in that vote, john prescott, who was then the deputy prime minister, voted against, tony blair. and, you know, heard his government know, i heard his government went survive for a little went on to survive for a little while. so think this is a while. so i think this is a pretty well—established precedent free vote. precedent for a free vote. >> mordaunt, though, >> penny mordaunt, though, abstained. imagine >> penny mordaunt, though, abstagiven imagine >> penny mordaunt, though, abstagiven her imagine >> penny mordaunt, though, abstagiven her moderateigine >> penny mordaunt, though, abstagiven her moderate views, that, given her moderate views, she would probably agreed she would probably have agreed with legislation . there's with this legislation. there's more than free more to this than just a free vote. cynically, you could say that ambitions to lead that she has ambitions to lead the the future, and all the party in the future, and all of these voting, whether they abstained voted against, is abstained or voted against, is an indicator of problems. rishi sun
and indeed in that, in that vote, john prescott, who was then the deputy prime minister, voted against, tony blair. and, you know, heard his government know, i heard his government went survive for a little went on to survive for a little while. so think this is a while. so i think this is a pretty well—established precedent free vote. precedent for a free vote. >> mordaunt, though, >> penny mordaunt, though, abstained. imagine >> penny mordaunt, though, abstagiven imagine...