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apparently because they champion jeremy corbyn— because they champion jeremy corbyn oni— because theyus to travel by donkey oni ibo noxi— exhorting us to travel by donkey and the next moment bruce springsioon— and the next moment bruce springsteen is— and the next moment bruce springsteen is being thanked by boui— springsteen is being thanked by paul mccartney— springsteen is being thanked by paul mccartney for flying in iirsi— paul mccartney for flying in iirsi oioss— paul mccartney for flying in first class from _ paul mccartney for flying in first class from california . and first class from california. and iboro-s— first class from california. and iboro-s o— first class from california. and there's a diesel— first class from california. and there's a diesel generator on ovory— there's a diesel generator on every corner powering the fairy iigbis. — every corner powering the fairy iigbis. ii-s— every corner powering the fairy lights. it's ridiculous. an obsoiuio— lights. it's ridiculous. an absolute charade. but the biggosi— absolute charade. but the biggest hypocrisy is that people

jeremy—were three jeremy corbyn. there were three nnatn— jeremy corbyn. to tas—tns- be drilling down in over the course-this— be drilling down in over the course this show. gtit t; course of this show. i'm going to throw over now to paul to throw you over now to paul hawkins, who's national hawkins, who's our national reporter issue reporter who on this issue talking who's the party of talking about who's the party of the about the working class, talking about where areas like this where people in areas like this are to put the cross in are going to put the cross in the box at the next general election, which party do they think to really stand think is going to really stand up and their up for them and their workers rights suppose? well rights? i suppose? really? well paups rights? i suppose? really? well paul's got a package for you now on exactly this . i'm meeting on exactly this. i'm meeting protect dunsfold, a local group formed in 2019 to fight drilling by ukoog , that's uk oil and gas. by ukoog, that's uk oil and gas. talk us through very simply w

he was less popular but more popular than jeremy corbyn which gave him a strong position at the time.e jeremy corbyn left the scene, his popularity once brexit was done, and once covid left us he was in a situation where his personal ratings began to fall and fall fast. by the time he left office he was as unpopular as theresa may had been and margaret thatcher had been during the poll tax. >> he was an advisor to theresa may. let me turn to you, justine for a moment. were you surprised by the length of the suspension if in fact he still in office? >> yes, i was actually. i think it was clear from his reaction last friday to resign from parliament which of course is one of the reasons why the suspension is being made. actually, that was contempt and licking the report before it was at. i think despite that she was always able to get out and of any tricky situation he was in. he's going to somehow get a suspension but it will be less than the 10 days. clearly, 90 days shows they did a very thorough job. since friday last week has penalty in this action. >> let me go back to you, claire

so a large portion of inac— corbyn. so a large portion of inav vcve— corbyn.iggest disaster that— brexit has been the biggest disaster that this country has indicted— disaster that this country has iniiicied an— disaster that this country has inflicted on itself . ”it; inflicted on itself. so where's the evidence that brexit is a disaster? you ask any person, are disaster? you ask any person, inev— disaster? you ask any person, are they better— disaster? you ask any person, are they better off?- v: ”7’ you ask any person, are they better off? can they get— are they better off? can they dev an — are they better off? can they get an appointment? are they better off? can they get an appointment ? ce" sig? get an appointment? can they? vici— get an appointment? can they? vieii. nina.— get an appointment? can they? well, nina, nina, let's have your ukip. let's have a look at well, nina, nina, let's have you eurozone t's have a look at well, nina, nina, let's have you eurozone .s have a look at well, nina, nina, let's have you eurozone . theve a look at well, nina,

so a large portion of inac— corbyn. so a large portion of inav vcve— corbyn.iggest disaster that— brexit has been the biggest disaster that this country has indicted— disaster that this country has iniiicied an— disaster that this country has inflicted on itself . ”it; inflicted on itself. so where's the evidence that brexit is a disaster? you ask any person, are disaster? you ask any person, inev— disaster? you ask any person, are they better— disaster? you ask any person, are they better off?- v: ”7’ you ask any person, are they better off? can they get— are they better off? can they dev an — are they better off? can they get an appointment? are they better off? can they get an appointment ? ce" sig? get an appointment? can they? vici— get an appointment? can they? vieii. nina.— get an appointment? can they? well, nina, nina, let's have your ukip. let's have a look at well, nina, nina, let's have you eurozone t's have a look at well, nina, nina, let's have you eurozone .s have a look at well, nina, nina, let's have you eurozone . theve a look at well, nina,

jeremy corbyn-of-10. jeremy corbyn out of number 10. bheard what you just told until what's what's your view looking bheard what you just told mel i heard what you just told me that he said about child abuse, which had no idea about. to be which i had no idea about. to be fair, he was. he's a hero of- fair, he was. he's a hero of ine— fair, he was. he's a hero of nine-liewe— fair, he was. he's a hero of mine.ilove him.- fair, he was. he's a hero of mine.ilove him. i- fair, he was. he's a hero of mine. love him. i think he's mine. i love him. i think he's green— mine. i love him. i think he's gieei. we— mine. i love him. i think he's great. he delivered on what neieiw— great. he delivered on what nobody eiee— great. he delivered on what nobody else could deliver with brewin— nobody else could deliver with benin-ne— nobody else could deliver with brexit, - he - got - nobody else could deliver with brexit, - he - got to i brexit, and he was we got to remember, he— brexit, and he was we got to remember, he delivered on eeneining— remember,

so surely blair never did to jeremy- corbyn. so _surely that corbyn.pped all in enie— week. suddenly get dropped all in this desperate— week. suddenly get dropped all in this desperate desire to hold on no— in this desperate desire to hold on no power— in this desperate desire to hold on to power and— in this desperate desire to hold on to power and to win next year . sn— on to power and to win next year . so in.— on to power and to win next year . so in. yon— on to power and to win next year . so but, you know,— on to power and to win next year . so but, you know, definitely going for rishi over kyiv here as being the most ruthless . i as being the most ruthless. i have no doubt. i mean, the man nae— have no doubt. i mean, the man nae eeovn— have no doubt. i mean, the man has removed two— have no doubt. i mean, the man has removed two prime- »2»2»2. i mean, the man has removed two prime ministers. so has removed two prime ministers. so yon— has removed two prime ministers. so yon nnon— has removed two prime ministers. so yon inon. ine— has removed two

jeremy corbyn-of-10. jeremy corbyn out of number 10. bheard what you just told until what's what's your view looking bheard what you just told mel i heard what you just told me that he said about child abuse, which had no idea about. to be which i had no idea about. to be fair, he was. he's a hero of- fair, he was. he's a hero of ine— fair, he was. he's a hero of nine-liewe— fair, he was. he's a hero of mine.ilove him.- fair, he was. he's a hero of mine.ilove him. i- fair, he was. he's a hero of mine. love him. i think he's mine. i love him. i think he's green— mine. i love him. i think he's gieei. we— mine. i love him. i think he's great. he delivered on what neieiw— great. he delivered on what nobody eiee— great. he delivered on what nobody else could deliver with brewin— nobody else could deliver with benin-ne— nobody else could deliver with brexit, - he - got - nobody else could deliver with brexit, - he - got to i brexit, and he was we got to remember, he— brexit, and he was we got to remember, he delivered on eeneining— remember,

i am also hearing momentum, the campaign group under jeremy corbyn and jeremy corbyn supporters, never led the labour party to its worst defeat since 1935, in 2019, and keir starmer wants to show the electorate that era is over. wants to show the electorate that era is over-— era is over. thank you very much clinic, era is over. thank you very much clinic. thank— era is over. thank you very much clinic, thank you. _ and jamie driscoll is here now. so too is paul richards, a labour commentator and former special adviser. welcome to you both. jamie driscoll, first of all, i want to read this quote to you from mike catt, chair of the jewish labour quote to you from mike catt, chair of thejewish labour movement, and this is what he said of you. quite how anyone, let alone the most senior regional leader in the north east, camping it is ok to organise an event with someone with these disgraceful views and track record is beyond us —— can think it is ok. there is no ignorance here, mr loach's views are known and therefore it is a choice. mr loach is not here, but that is a quote from mike ca

corbyn.day— corbyn. i wouldn't probably be sat here today as— corbyn. i wouldn't probably be sat here today as a conservative mp sat here today as a conservative the tee— sat here today as a conservative mp for ashfield, _ sat here today as a conservative mp for ashfield, but i say the weh— mp for ashfield, but i say the were ttette— mp for ashfield, but i say the very fickle these _ mp for ashfield, but i say the very fickle these organisations thew— very fickle these organisations thew wttt— very fickle these organisations are, they will they be singing? no are, they will they be singing? we sttppew— are, they will they be singing? no slippery starmer over the weetehte— no slippery starmer over the weetehte t— no slippery starmer over the weekend? i don't know. �*tftttigc weekend? i don't know. well, eppwehttw— weekend? i don't know. well, eppwehttw tte— weekend? i don't know. well, apparently it's ed miliband who's star turn. but let me who's the star turn. but let me tell anyone gets exci

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corbyn.oday— corbyn. i wouldn't probably be sat here today as— corbyn. i wouldn't probably be sat here today as a conservative mp sat here today as a conservative the tee— sat here today as a conservative mp for ashfield, _ sat here today as a conservative mp for ashfield, but i say the weet— mp for ashfield, but i say the weew ttette— mp for ashfield, but i say the very fickle these _ mp for ashfield, but i say the very fickle these organisations thew— very fickle these organisations thew wttt— very fickle these organisations are, they will they be singing? no are, they will they be singing? we sttppew— are, they will they be singing? no slippery starmer over the weetehte— no slippery starmer over the weetehte t— no slippery starmer over the weekend? i don't know. �*tftttigc weekend? i don't know. well, eppeewttw— weekend? i don't know. well, eppeewttw ttte— weekend? i don't know. well, apparently it's ed miliband who's star turn. but let me who's the star turn. but let me tell anyone gets e

i'll quote you what corbyn said the idea that only a few talented or lucky people deserve to escape the born into. leaving a place in the social hierarchy in which millions are consigned to the scrapheap, results in the talents of millions of children being squandered. in other words, it's no use having a system that relies on picking out one or two people who deserve to do better. i don't want a system that picks winners. i want a system that helps young people in particular to figure out what they're capable of and then encourages them to go and explore it, what their interests are. anita roddick was the first individual outside of my family that saw something in me i didn't see. and helped me explore it. sussex university, once i got in, was the first institution that saw something in me that i didn't know i had when i was shadow schools something in me that i didn't know i had. when i was shadow schools minister a couple of summers ago. there was a story because we were coming out of covid, there was a story of private schools that were ringing universities saying that they had one

mike saws— corbyn feels more at home. mike says i— corbyn feels more at home. , after based on your opinion, after nearing— based on your opinion, after nearing inis— based on your opinion, after hearing this story of yours , it hearing this story of yours, it ounis— hearing this story of yours, it ounis iike— hearing this story of yours, it sounds like something the ccp wouici— sounds like something the ccp wouici io— sounds like something the ccp wouici no in— sounds like something the ccp would do in china— sounds like something the ccp would do in china. i hope sounds like something the ccp would do in china . i hope your would do in china. i hope your money— would do in china. i hope your money is— would do in china. i hope your money is safe.— would do in china. i hope your money is safe. my— would do in china. i hope your money is safe. my friend. what? i money is safe. my friend. what? i ion-i— money is safe. my friend. what? i ion-i inink— money is safe. my friend. what? i don't think there's any prospeci— i don't think there's any prospeci oi— i don't

mike eewe— corbyn feels more at home. mike eewe r— corbyn feels more at home. on your opinion, after heerhe fhfe— based on your opinion, after hearing this story of yours , it hearing this story of yours, it eewree— hearing this story of yours, it eewhee fhe— hearing this story of yours, it sounds like something the ccp wewfe— sounds like something the ccp wewfe ee— sounds like something the ccp wewfe he he— sounds like something the ccp would do in china— sounds like something the ccp would do in china. i hope sounds like something the ccp would do in china . i hope your would do in china. i hope your rhehew— would do in china. i hope your rhehew fe— would do in china. i hope your money he eefe— would do in china. i hope your money is safe. my— would do in china. i hope your money is safe. my friend. what? i money is safe. my friend. what? r eeh-f— money is safe. my friend. what? r eeh-f fhhh— money is safe. my friend. what? i don't think there's any ereeeeef— i don't think there's any ereeeeef ef— i don't think there's any prospect of the bank stealing my rhe

they had a feature on £5,000 a night glarjeremy corbyn giving they had jeremy corbyn giving a sboosb— it. anti—semitic, they still showed ib. bomo— anti—semitic, they still showed it. some random— anti—semitic, they still showed it. some random groups showed it it. sotne random groups showed it and it. some random groups showed it oniliooboi— it. some random groups showed it andllooked like— it. some random groups showed it andllooked like a— it. some random groups showed it and looked like a little care and it looked like a little care bomo—bo- and it looked like a little care home—50 people. home with about 50 people bobbing.— home with about 50 people watching. - know, - home with about 50 people watching. know, i really watching. you know, i really ion-b— watching. you know, i really ion-b bbinb— watching. you know, i really don't think it's— watching. you know, i really don't think it's something to get-up— don't think it's something to gob-ob obosb— don't think it's something to get up about, you know, get het up about, you know, somobbing— get het up about, you know, something

ah and board member um corbyn, nova corba nova sitting in for board member herrera present.h two board members present. we do have a quorum. we also have john givner here today from the city attorney's office. thanks for being here. um. now we'll move forward with the land acknowledgment. we acknowledge that we're on the unseated ancestral homeland of the rama touche aloni, who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula? as the indigenous

government has now put itself in the wrong direction of history with this bill, by leaving jeremy corbyn, a well-known supporter of the palestinian people, and the former leader of the british labor party, now both major parties in this country are against it. the embargo on israeli goods has been smoothed out for more support for the zionist regime in the british government and parliament . mojtabi ghasemzadeh of the london sed and sima news agency. factors have caused the british government to think of applying these restrictions . i would like to say hello and politely to you, dear viewers of the program, that this epidemic in different countries, including the word meaning to wipe out the lack of investment and the boycott of the zionist regime of the city council in england. from according to your report, the cities that prohibit foreign investment in occupied towns and territories, as well as prohibiting the purchase of imported products from there , have been in place for a few months now, and it is proposed that the bill will be passed in the english parliament on monday next wee

and by the way, corbyn, he would have voted rewr— way, corbyn, he would have voted break for— way, corbynad one of those and we haven't had yeah and it's not, had a brexit. yeah and it's not, us— had a brexit. yeah and it's not, rr-sla— had a brexit. yeah and it's not, rr-sla rerreer— had a brexit. yeah and it's not, it's-a perfect fault- had a brexit. yeah and it's not, it's a perfect fault line. it's not a perfect fault line. my— it's not a perfect fault line. rry wire:— it's not a perfect fault line. my thing, louis. _ it's not a perfect fault line. my thing, louis. but it is koser— my thing, louis. but it is ekoser-yow- my thing, louis. but it is- closer-you-because closer than you think because the closer than you think because are-rares- the two main parties now, the rates— the two main parties now, the tories-labour— the two main parties now, the tories labour very, very tories and labour are very, very arose— tories and labour are very, very close, so that's— tories and labour are very, very close, so that's not— tories and labour are very, very close, so that's not workingi ayoes

and by the way, corbyn, he would have voted rewr— way, corbyn, he would have voted break for— way, corbyn- had one of those and we haven't had yeah and it's not, had a brexit. yeah and it's not, us— had a brexit. yeah and it's not, rr-sla— had a brexit. yeah and it's not, rr-sla rerreer— had a brexit. yeah and it's not, it's-a perfect fault- had a brexit. yeah and it's not, it's a perfect fault line. it's not a perfect fault line. my— it's not a perfect fault line. rry wire:— it's not a perfect fault line. my thing, louis. _ it's not a perfect fault line. my thing, louis. but it is koser— my thing, louis. but it is ekoser-yow- my thing, louis. but it is- closer-you-because closer than you think because the closer than you think because are-rares- the two main parties now, the rates— the two main parties now, the tories-labour— the two main parties now, the tories labour very, very tories and labour are very, very arose— tories and labour are very, very close, so that's— tories and labour are very, very close, so that's not— tories and labour are very, very close, so that's not workingi ay

it was boris johnson versusjeremy corbyn and nobody wanted jeremy corbyn.e of civil war within the tory party and nor will the party, the party has done well for the last 200 years by not having terrible splits, as labour and the liberals have from time to time, so this row, although a very intense one and arousing very strong feelings amongst the listeners, it well, i think, feelings amongst the listeners, it well, ithink, especially feelings amongst the listeners, it well, i think, especially of rishi sunak is a stitch about this and doesn't try to drive boris johnson out of darkness and allows them to stand in henley, if that is what he local party one, i think this row can be, there are enormous incentives on both sides to end the row, actually. it incentives on both sides to end the row. actually-— row, actually. it seems to be personal— row, actually. it seems to be personal between _ row, actually. it seems to be personal between him - row, actually. it seems to be personal between him and i row, actually. it seems to be i personal between him and ri

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this evening, they will be back in times square at the theater for a show hosted by corbyn bleu . >>vides a scholarship to all of these students. we are going to see them here on broadway at some point soon. ♪ ama: the jimmy awards show will stream live on the jimmy awards youtube channel and facebook page. it starts in just a few minutes at 4:30 p.m. larry: good news for the drug performance of golden girls live, the producers are announcing miss coco peru will replace dorothy. a long resume of cabaret and live theater performances. she is replacing heklina who died in london last april. she had been an icon in the lgbtq committee. it's performed in san francisco since 2006 and re-creates christmas episodes of the tv show. ama: american icons just in time for the fourth of july. a look at their favorite places that make us look at a call california home. larry: and couples working together. the prize for the husband and wife duo who complete the course the fastest. i work out whenever i can. but with my moderate- to-severe eczema, it can be tough. my skin was so uncomfortable. the i

now put itself in the wrong direction of history with this bill by leaving out the famous jeremy corbyn. the supporter of the palestinian people and the former leader of the british labor party, now both major parties in this country are against the boycott of israeli goods, and the way for more support for the zionist regime in the british government and parliament has become smoother. mr mohammadi sani has been established to ask more details about this issue, mr. mohammad esfahani . hello, what factors have caused the british government to think of applying these restrictions? the meaning of erasing the non-investment and sanctioning of the zionist regime of the city council in england , i also have the report of this coming and competitions, which prohibits any foreign investment in the occupied settlements and the occupied land, and also prohibits the purchase of products and the import of products from there. konem, who is the minister, we have had for a few months now, and he is proposing that hair layers will be proposed in the english parliament next week, and this bill will ac

oh, jeremy corbyn, the big- jeremy corbyn. oh, jeremy corbyn, the big lie.at the moment. barclays and i— is voluntary at the moment. barclays and i believe- is voluntary at the moment. barclays and i believe hsbc have signed up for this and obviously there'll on others there'll be pressure on others to suit . but it there'll be pressure on others to suit. but it is there'll be pressure on others to suit . but it is a to follow suit. but it is a pretty good thing though. rhyme if on a chunky if you're if you're on a chunky repayment a couple of repayment mortgage, a couple of grand month interest grand a month goes to interest only. no penalty, no credit rating affected. you could be saving thousands, £1,000 or more. so that's a good thing. but i have i have a caveat. all people saving that money are going to splurge on other things and drive inflation up anyway . and drive inflation up anyway. well, that is exactly the question— well, that is exactly the question that- well, that is exactly the question that jeremy hunt would nove— question that jeremy hunt

ah and board member um corbyn, nova corba nova sitting in for board member herrera present.two board members present. we do have a quorum. we also have john givner here today from the city attorney's office. thanks for being here. um. now we'll move forward with the land acknowledgment. we acknowledge that we're on the unseated ancestral homeland of the rama touche aloni, who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula? as the indigenous stewards of this land and in accordance with their traditions. the rahmatullah aloni have never seated loss nor forgotten their responsibilities as the caretakers of this place as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. as guests. we recognize that we benefit from living and working on their traditional homeland. we wish to pay our respects by acknowledging the ancestors, elders and relatives of the rama tuesday community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. them. the next item is item to hear, uh, opportunity for public comment on any matters within the board's jurisdiction tha

jeremy corbyn, for example, the left of the labour party, the leader, as you said, in 2019, led labour's been told he cannot fight his constituency. and people who support him in the party, are it seems, being either rooted out or being told they cannot stand for significant position. do you worry about a witch—hunt being led by starmer and his loyalists? i worry that things become too factional between left and right of the party, and i have often felt in my political career that i have lived in the middle of those two groups. i came into politics as somebody who was, if you like, a loyal labour background and arrived in parliament and was a little surprised at times at the ferocity of the to—ing and fro—ing between, if you like, factions on both side of the party. and i think the risk in this moment is that the party becomes trapped in that kind of situation and misses people in the middle who want to focus on what it is we need to do to answer the concerns that people here in greater manchester and beyond have. i think the focus needs to stop being internal and become relentlessly e

than theresa may but was more popular thanjeremy than theresa may but was more popular than jeremy corbyn time. but whilstjeremy corbyn left the scene, his popularity once brexit was done and once the immediate aftermath of covid left us, he was in a situation where his personal ratings began to fall and fall fast for some of the time he left office, he was as unpopular as theresa may had been there in the collapse of her brexit dipped and margaret thatcher during the poll tax. dipped and margaret thatcher during the oll tax. , . , dipped and margaret thatcher during the oll tax. , . _ ., ,., dipped and margaret thatcher during the oll tax. , . _ ., h, ., the poll tax. james johnson who i was mentioning _ the poll tax. james johnson who i was mentioning there _ the poll tax. james johnson who i was mentioning there was - the poll tax. james johnson who i was mentioning there was an - the poll tax. james johnson who i i was mentioning there was an adviser to theresa may but let me turn to you, justine, for a moment. were you surprised by the length of the suspension if in fact he were stil

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he saw off jeremy corbyn. he got brexfb— saw off jeremy corbyn.nds to happen with prime ministers is that they erst-beee— prime ministers is that they ebteeee bee— prime ministers is that they misjudge the public, misjudged the misjudge the public, misjudged bee bebbe— misjudge the public, misjudged the public mood. 3“ the public mood. so in boris's case, partygate really did play badly with the public. and that's where everything starts. and if you go through prime ministers from margaret thatcher, she got the poll tax wrong, thinking that people would love it . john major is the would love it. john major is the exception that i don't i don't think he got anything hugely wrong but it was 18 years of tory rule time to move on and then when you worked you worked on tony blair. it was the iraq war. gordon brown then calls and doesn't call an election early enough. theresa may calls one too early, but it's the three i'm looking at. it's thatcher, bfefr— i'm looking at. it's thatcher, bfefr eee— i'm looking at. it's thatcher, blair and boris— “g it's

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and one of the things that i used to joke was thatjeremy corbyn would always ask the question he should have asked last week, and it was quite difficult to guess what he was going to ask because he often asked them at completely the wrong moment. theresa may always had the answer her fingertips. borisjohnson would often give the answer from last year's line to take, because it was what he could remember. when you say borisjohnson, as it were, made it up as he went along and remembered something from the past, is that how you think he can explain to himself if he believes it, that he didn't lie to the house of commons? i'm not sure. you know, i'm not...i don't have a medical qualification, so i don't know what the reasons. . . he'll tell himself. but i do think that he is...that not preparing properly for these occasions was crucial. he basically didn't mind what he said, therefore didn't prepare for it properly. and you are under a lot of pressure, so you will say the things that are convenient. and did he not care, as you wrote at one stage, because his whole career was based on it not

and the sort of narrative of corbyn and the sort oi ian— narrative of corbyn and the sort oi ian-us—— interest. no one pays more tax, especially a country that especially in a country that aineaoy— especially in a country that already ridiculously high already has ridiculously high iaxes— already has ridiculously high iaxes ano— already has ridiculously high taxes and is— already has ridiculously high taxes and is failing the already has ridiculously high taxes duties failing the already has ridiculously high taxes duties like ng the already has ridiculously high taxes duties like defending basic duties like defending the ionoen. —say- border. and you might say onowioing— border. and you might say providing adequate so providing adequate housing. so who— providing adequate housing. so woo—say,— providing adequate housing. so who—say, ieii- providing adequate housing. so who—say, tell me. who is going to say, tell me wnai— who is going to say, tell me wnai-none- who is going to say, tell me what-more tax. - who is going to say, tell me what more tax. that is what i'll pay more tax. th

- because you could not stand under corbyn because of under jeremy corbyn because of the anti—semitismong we put it in this box to mark difficult too hard to fix. and i'm determined that we're going to take it out of that box and try and do something about it. of that box and try and do something about it . the month something about it. the month that i became mayor and i was 40 years old and one of my best friends from school, years old and one of my best friends from school , the most friends from school, the most talented runner of his generation. i don't think that's an exaggeration. ian. he's a somali refugee , came here when somali refugee, came here when he was nine. it's called idris ahmed, and he used to post faster times than mo farah at the same age. he won the south yorkshire cross country championships , starting in the championships, starting in the changing rooms when everybody else had already started the race. he came second in the country, not doing a day of training in his life and he died the month that i became mayor and he was one of my best friends and that is a

- because you could not stand under corbyn because of under jeremy corbyn because of the anti—semitismt in this box to mark difficult too hard to fix. and i'm determined that we're going to take it out of that box and try and do something about it. of that box and try and do something about it . the month something about it. the month that i became mayor and i was 40 years old and one of my best friends from school, years old and one of my best friends from school , the most friends from school, the most talented runner of his generation. i don't think that's an exaggeration. ian. he's a somali refugee , came here when somali refugee, came here when he was nine. it's called idris ahmed, and he used to post faster times than mo farah at the same age. he won the south yorkshire cross country championships , starting in the championships, starting in the changing rooms when everybody else had already started the race. he came second in the country, not doing a day of training in his life and he died the month that i became mayor and he was one of my best friends and that is a story that i

so boris- at the last election, jeremy corbyn. so boris was lucky, but his corbyn.if i got fired or left from and i was hanging left from here and i was hanging around, heir around, i'd expect either heir to be regarded as a bit weird or be to be turfed back out again. why they that in the why do they have that in the first your thoughts on first place? your thoughts on all when i come back. all of that when i come back. a lot coming up your way, kid. if you a children should you you made a children should you ever be allowed to walk free in society? absolutely not. society? i absolutely say not. colin pitchfork want talk society? i absolutely say not. colin ihim. ork want talk society? i absolutely say not. colin ihim. irk want talk society? i absolutely say not. colin ihim. i also /ant talk society? i absolutely say not. colin ihim. i also want talk society? i absolutely say not. colin ihim. i also want to alk society? i absolutely say not. colin ihim. i also want to talk about him. i also want to talk about him. i also want to talk about companies. should they be