that was gillian duffy. do you >> she's a bigoted woman. that was gillian duffy .was gillian duffy. do you know what she did to be so bigoted? she had the audacity to talk about things like uncontrolled immigration and reference the changes to her local area . then changes to her local area. then do you remember this one, emily thornberry? this one? of course. this was when she was out campaigning. she had . well, she campaigning. she had. well, she took a picture of a white van and the england flag, the saint george flag, and she did, basically the scenes here, which if you took my interpretation of it and many other people, it was some form of absolute mocking, i can tell you that, we mentioned this piece at the start of the programme. sadiq khan listen to what he, was referring to. >> what i find unacceptable, though, is some of those who've got legitimate objections joining hands with some of those outside who are part of a far right group, who are let's call, let's call a spade a spade. some of those outside are part of the far right summer. some are covid den

gordon brown, gillian duffy that sort of thing.re are always problems in elections those leaders have to navigate. you had nick clegg unexpectedly performing well in that tv debate. that is what number ten will hope, that there is a moment i can exploit. will hope, that there is a moment i can exnloit-— can exploit. the idea of the liberal democrats — can exploit. the idea of the liberal democrats and _ can exploit. the idea of the liberal democrats and the _ can exploit. the idea of the liberal democrats and the labour - can exploit. the idea of the liberal democrats and the labour party i can exploit. the idea of the liberall democrats and the labour party are not 100% ruling out any kind of deal coalition. forthe not 100% ruling out any kind of deal coalition. for the liberal democrats at the moment it doesn't make sense for them to say they would enter some kind of deal because realistically there is still time to go and it does look like labour will probably get a majority. the labour party want to wipe out all of the seats th

. >> gillian duffy and gillian duffy, who can be referred to as a bigoted woman for bringing up migrationbsolutely, she was absolutely the star of it. and that kind of that set the tone of the 2010 campaign. but i think just in terms of the opfics think just in terms of the optics it used to be my job to make sure that the leader of the party didn't stand too close to the wall, but he did have his flags in him. i have to say, i think that the, the, the getting wet outside downing street isn't actually a trivial thing. i think it's going to go down in, in 1 in 101 on political communications for decades to come, as an example of how not to launch an election campaign because it literally looked beleaguered, it looked half baked. and i think that's going to set the tone for this election campaign. >> you used to make these decisions for senior politicians. what would you have said to rishi sunak? the whole country was waiting on bated breath for some sort of announcement. we knew there was announcement. we knew there was a cabinet meeting at 415. there were all sorts of rumours of an announc

you think of gordon brown, gillian duffy, the hot mic that caught out the prime minister then.ate. those are the game changing moments the tories will be hoping happens. your reflections on that and also what are you looking out for in these coming weeks in terms of areas and fights?- terms of areas and fights? well, first thing to _ terms of areas and fights? well, first thing to say _ terms of areas and fights? well, first thing to say is _ terms of areas and fights? well, first thing to say is that - terms of areas and fights? well, first thing to say is that neither i first thing to say is that neither the gordon brown episode or indeed nick clegg's rise in the polls in the wake of his performance debates, in the end didn't make much difference to the final result, the liberal democrats rose and then fell away again. the campaign in which the campaigning recently did make a difference is 2017 when theresa may come a relatively inept campaigning famous quip in the wake of an apparent about turn in the party's manifesto policy and social care, she said, "nothing has changed".

it's good that the likes of gillian duffy confront a prime minister and say, actually, i don't thinkon immigration. this was a working class woman in a labour constituency saying things that gordon brown probably doesn't get, didn't get said. >> but he called her a bigot, though, didn't he, when he had his hot mic on exactly the mask slips from time to time, but having the ability as a voter, most voters will never experience it. >> but having the ability as a voter to buttonhole politicians and to say, these are my priorities is i think it's really important, especially as we said before , because many of we said before, because many of them do live in the sw1 bubble. politicians. so we don't want to be wrapping them up in cotton wool before the end of the programme. >> i do want to ask you about an idea from rishi sunak, which is if you're in social housing, you've got three strikes for antisocial behaviour. should you be given the boot, i would argue why wait until it gets to three? anyone that's lived near anyone that conducts themselves in an antisocial way will know that you ha

that was gillian duffy, that woman.said, that she was, a bigot, peter says , and matthew, you've peter says, and matthew, you've both come up with the same ones. can we, remember the maybot when she danced at theresa may, danced onto the stage that was, there that was, the letters were falling off the wall behind her, it was. and then do you remember? yeah. didn't someone p0p up remember? yeah. didn't someone pop up and hand a p45 or something to her? yeah. that's right, peter says i wish you'd taken it when she came. >> when she came on to that stage . it's a good job we stage. it's a good job we haven't got the video because you kind of turn away from it. do you remember she was dancing to it? >> of course it was. it was abba dancing queen, wasn't it. and someone is saying like, it was like she was walking the plank to her. her her own political pubuc to her. her her own political public death. >> oh, that's a bit a bit strong, isn't it, the john prescott one. >> do you remember that one? have we got that john jaguars