queues tells jeremy corbin he's trying to turn britain to defend his way of life all the more going over budget of going underground. is just. another post the center of. all. so. you. just. have to leave. the barbecue out that i. was i don't know that made. for the cell phone with a cell phone. but the investigate police officers behave here as well. i'll take drugs and web. presence here. only people as you please. welcome back it didn't take too long for the ad homonym attacks on jeremy corbin to start at this week's prime minister's questions the first since the british general election is the prime minister aware of the current crisis in venezuela and is this an example of how an experiment in socialist revolution can go horribly wrong no mention of attempted cia backed coups a washington death squads that. i'm i have to say smile to friends that i think he's made an extremely important point and i have the need to feel position has kind of forces had to say indeed i have to say sometimes when we're talking about trade deals in the future i think of the leader of the opposition and

if we look at what happened in the uk, jeremy corbin was fought at every single turn. he won the leadership and then was sabotaged and freight engine faced an internal crew and he held on. now, after the election results that were so surprising where he won 32 seats when he was supposed to have been wiped out, people are having to admit that this is actually the way to win elections. we will see whether the democratic party will learn from the, but i don't think it will come easily. i think it will be a fight. there are some people who think it's not even worth fighting within the democratic party and we will see. >> it's tough because there are so many other examples in europe where it hasn't been transformation from within traditional parties, it's actually been new parties that have crept up that have captured the public imagination and one tremendous victory, whether it was in spain or greece or the progressive parties in france or import portugal so who knows how ago. the hard thing in the u.s. is we have a winner take all system that makes it so difficult. >> tha

there are voters and i came back in the uk, and spent some time with jeremy corbin and people around came out of the election cycle where they did not win the election but they won historic number of defeat and they did much better than expected. the whole idea of calling the snap election of the uk was wipe out corbin. putting forward a manifesto that did that and that put workers front and center and major investments in the universal public of a healthcare system that's been starved and better wages and taking climate change seriously and ending wars and really a transform tive agenda. you do need a trusted messenger and not anybody is carrying that. >> again, this is not about bernie per se. how is democrats now with the same leadership, how do they make the same pivot? >> well, i don't know if they will. this is what is so heartbreaking and i think it is interesting that corbin had to fight a fierce battle in his own party including resisting and overthrowing him as leader. people fight to protect his model. this brings us to campaign finance and one of the reasons why democrats

would potentially be enough for a majority to slip away and party funded opposition labor leader jeremy corbin claimed the deal was not in the national interest but rather in may's interest in a voiced concern about where the money for the agreement was coming from and the fact that there was no investment for the rest of the. we discussed this with various analysts g.'s it managed to get this group b. little coalition together but the do you pretty hold ten see she's still a minority government i think she's going to have real problems lasting i certainly think they'll be the election by toba i think she'll find it very very difficult to hold this government together because don't forget she's got to be pleased to see you please she's also got a police divided party on the conservative party is still massively divided over the major issue at the moment which is brics it and the e.u. so it might make you a little bit was more secure for a few days but this is no one so i think it bites that obviously makes position more secure because with the d. you play they have a working majority of thirte

i'm action or towns here we're going underground on our five hundred addition is jeremy corbin's m.p.'s of the republican mention in newcastle upon tyne in the north east of england call for the abolition of the british monarchy coming up in the show fake news donald trump's reported pick for. ted mamet gives us the lowdown on putin collusion a g twenty let alone trump tower collusion thanks to trump jr and the bankers husband jared and his briton legalizes dres amazed the fact of killing wounding or displacing of tens of millions in the arab world nobel peace prize nominee and founder of code pink today have been german on u.k. complicity plus we'll ask the newly appointed president of the and us representing seven million students across the u.k. why two thirds of those students will never pay off their debt and to raise them a goes a wall at this week's private this is question all the some more coming up in today's going underground but first the british army is offering visas to africans in an attempt to recruit twelve thousand soldiers if you're watching this in a sub-saharan co

opposition leader jeremy corbin claim the deal was not in the national interest but rather in may's own interest you voiced concerns about where the money was coming from and why no other parts of the u.k. are receiving extra funding but i asked the radio host out of politics professor for their views. geez it managed to get this group the little coalition together but the do you pretty hotel and see she's still a minority government i think she's going to have real problems lasting i certainly think they'll be an election by toba i think she'll find it very very difficult to hold this government together because don't forget she's got simply was the seizure of three c. she's also got a. divided party on the conservative party a strong massively over the major issue at the moment which is breaks it out even more so it might make her a little bit was more secure for a few days but this is no answer i think it bites that obviously makes position more secure because with the do you play they have a working majority of thirteen of course they don't know your ploys to confidence and supply m

. >> jeremy corbin. >> a check with reality on this. [shouting] >> one in eight workers in the united kingdom, 3.8 million people in work, living in poverty. 55% of people in poverty in working households. the prime minister's lack of touch with reality goes like this. low pay in britain is holding people back at a time of rising housing costs, rising food prices and rising transport costs. it threatens people, living standard and consumer debt and falling saving, why doesn't the prime minister understand low pay is a threat to an already weakening economy? >> the best route out of poverty is through work and what we now see is -- >> order! order! order! a question has been asked, the prime mister's mass -- however long it takes, it will be heard. >> the best route out of poverty is through work. that is why it is so important over the last seven years we have seen 3 million more jobs in the economy. we see many thousands of people in households with work rather than workless households. more children brought up in a household where the

opposition labor leader jeremy corbin you claimed the deal was not so in the national interest but rather in may's own interests and he voiced concern about where the money for the agreement was coming from on the fact there was no investment for the rest of the country coming up off the break we'll be going live to some pictures but those confederations cup final is underway. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president interim. somebody wanted. to go right. this is what. three of the more people. interested always in the water. there should. be. in case you're new to the game this is how it works now the economy is built around quite. preparations from washington washington the media the media. voters elected businessmen to run this country business because. you must it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. right. welcome back well it's the last day of the confederations cup twenty seventeen and the final between chile and germany is now underway neil harvey and stan collymore

missed this essential issue maybe theresa may forgot that it's prime minister's questions not jeremy corbin's questions i think i can help the prime minister with this issue when you cut low growth or to expenditure by forty two you end up with fewer building control inspectors. it's pretty bad when people shout for somebody to be sitting right by the speaker's chair and shouting displays let's say a lack of wisdom tories will now screaming shame shame at corbin but he continued i was simply making the point which seems you've upset a lot of members opposite that when you cut local authority budgets by forty percent we all buy a price in public so you are inspectors if you are building controlled inspectors if you are planning inspectors we all pay a price those cuts the fire service have meant there are eleven thousand fewer firefighters. the public sector pay is heating recruitment and retention right across the public sector what the tragedy of brutal towers expose is the disastrous effects of a stereotype but as well as preparing for the mud doctor says you're not to vote down modest pay

party for three the most popular platform in the country and they don't want nothing to do with it jeremy corbin just proved that the establishment news media smearing a progressive politician at some point has a backlash effect so the more the establishment attacks bernie right now the better it is for bernie the lower popular he becomes you know he's only eight percent of the democratic party have a strong dislike for bernie sanders so when you hear these people on twitter or in the news media or on m.s.n. b c and they're smearing bernie sanders or progressives are saying they're violet or other sexist or they're bernie bros just remember that is a tiny tiny tiny minority inside the democratic party those are eight percent of the democratic party or as johnny calls them the hate percent. i want to ask you in this in this system we now have this kleptocracy rule by thieves obviously money in politics is a huge huge problem a huge impetus for it but do you feel that the money you know gets into politics and corrupt system or does capitalism inevitably allow the state to be envelop by the money i

hundred additional jeremy corbin's m.p.'s of the republican mention in newcastle upon tyne in the north east of england call for the abolition of the british monarchy coming up in the show fake news donald trump's reported pick for bass a tad manic gives us the lowdown on putin collusion a g twenty let alone trump tower collusion thanks to trump jr and event there's also been jarrett bush and his briton legalizes dres amaze defacto killing wounding or displacing of tens of millions in the arab world nobel peace prize nominee and founder of code pink today have been german on u.k. complicity plus we'll ask the newly appointed president of the and us representing seven million students across the u.k. why two thirds of those students will never pay off their debts and to raise them a goes a wall at this week's probably this is a question all this and more coming up in today's going underground but first the british army is offering visas to africans in an attempt to recruit twelve thousand soldiers if you're watching this in a

if you are jeremy corbin, the labor leader, you think this is a way you can get into government, if you sent the government by drawing rebels over with the amendments you are planning to add to the bill. it is a litmus test to push legislation through. ♪ >> welcome back to bloomberg best. a pickup in the economy has investors wondering when and how the ecb will change its stimulus settings. in member of the blacks governing council discussed with bloomberg television. here is the bank of france governor speaking with us. >> our target is midterm inflation. self-sustained, of around 2%, close to 2%. we will implement the recommended policy. what we have to do, what we started to do is to adapt the intensity to the progress owards our inflation target, owards recovery in europe. hat we did last march, when we produce qe from 80 to 60, we announced one month ago that clearly we wouldn't reduce interest rates. n the future, this will be our decision, we will go one adapting monetary policy. >> do you think the discussion hould move quicker though? do you think the markets are expecting them

progressive ideas are surging in popularity is and we are seeing the candidacies like bernie or jeremy corbin are doing better than the entire expert class predicted. it's also the case that the far right ideas are also more popular than they've been at any point in my lifetime. so i see this as a kind of race against time because where there is this vacuum where the consensus used to be and as it collapses there are a lot of things shifting. >> another contradiction that i see is the progressive movement is way ahead of the democratic party for example. you see a fight in baltimore where the people had won through pushinone throughpushing the cil together with a right to the 15-dollar an hour minimum wage and the democratic mayor of baltimore so i wonder what you think about how to move the democratic party that is supposed to be more progressive and get doesn't seem to have caught up to the popular sentiment and a lot of these issues. >> the energy is huge out there with more and more deep progressives committed to taking power and seeing that it is possible. i think in a campaign with bern

people forget the problem with jeremy corbin is he was very ambiguo ambiguous. >> last one.hamburg and g20. is he really talking to merkel or if president trump gets hit with a wave of pro putin stories. what does putin do at the gathering? >> he will talk to both. what he will try to do with president trump is and with angela merkel. merkel knows the game better. to separate the united states from the european union more and more. that is the russian interest. i expect you see putin throwing a bone to trump that will be like a trojan horse. the aleppo deal with the obama administration. and maybe something with ukraine, actually. the germans are skeptical more so than president trump. it is interesting. by far, the most interesting g20. >> who lasts longer? may or tillerson? >> i think tillerson. >> i think may. >> thank you both. thomas rogan and nicky woolf. thank you for the great conversation. i'll be right back. ♪ this is a story about mail and packages. and it's also a story about people. people who rely on us every day to deliver their dreams they're handing us more

david, just very quickly, the leader of your former parties jeremy corbin -- >> it's still my party. you will make front page news if you're not careful with that. >> he said stepping away from this questioning, would it be a mistake to get rid of the monarchy? >> the remarkable thing about the queen, i think, is how she has become this extraordinary figure of respect across every conceivable spectrum of british life. so i would be amazed if anyone -- >> it reminds me of when i was getting briefed to present my credentials to the queen. this nice gentleman was telling me what would happen when and i was sitting there with my wife brook. he said, we'd like to tell all republicans. i must have sat up funny, kind of the way you reacted when you referred to the former member of labor. he said i don't mean that kind of republican, i mean you people from republics. ( laughter ) >> as future heads of state, you spoke of michelle obama, if she chose to run would you help her? >> i have no inside knowledge of this. i think she has ruled it out and so has her wonderful husband but i will add m

the flip side is the corbin story. -- jeremy corbyn story. talking about all kinds of things to do.her than necessarily what he should be talking about. going back to the anniversary of theresa may. the gzo's anniversary of theresa may. the g20's summit falls at an interesting time. a lot of the pictures we are seeing in the paper summing up what has happened in that year. she seemed quite marginal. absolutely, game that he body language and posture. a lot of the pictures standing there with philip, really a sideshow for the time being. rather than putin in trump. the thing we jeremy corbyn, a poll saying labour isa jeremy corbyn, a poll saying labour is a point in front. paradoxically, that may help theresa may to cling ona that may help theresa may to cling on a bit longer than might otherwise have been the case. they have a leadership election, does not mean there has to be a general election, but you get back to the same thing, a leader without a mandate from the public. the destabilisation that would cause. quite a few people in the conservative party not keen on going down tha