one labour peer, lord glasman, has called him the absolute archetype of an arrogant, progressive foolwe are serious about protecting our borders, we need to make sure we appoint people who believe in our country and everything we stand for. it is not clear the attorney general does. the government is now recruiting a new chief inspector of borders, who lives in finland and wants to work from home. this is not serious. why should the british pubuc serious. why should the british public put up with this. >> prime minister? >> prime minister? >> the individual in question was appointed in 2019 by the last government to a senior position

lord hermer is going to say we have to do? i'll just reiterate what labour peer maurice glasman said today. he has got to go.bsolute archetype of an arrogant, progressive fool who thinks the law is a replacement for politics. i mean, there is a cohort of people in british society who think they are more intelligent than the rest of us for supporting things like reparations. now, lord hermer will say that he was just doing his job, and he was acting in the best interests of his clients. fair enough that he was abiding by the cab rank rule, and he simply took whatever cases came across his desk. and the government has said that he has declared all previous roles will recuse himself from any cases where he is conflicted and has ceased all private practice work. now, i accept that, but there seems to be a pattern in there seems to be a pattern in the cases that he once took. that to me would suggest something about his mindset. he strikes me as the type of guy that might have a little bit of a chip on his shoulder about, look, i don't know. i don't know, maybe not going to oxbridge anyway. when you weigh all of