journalist and commentator benedict spence, anarchist and academic lisa mckenzie, and the journalist tator diana moran. good evening to you all. thank you for joining moran. good evening to you all. thank you forjoining me. lisa, thank you for joining me. lisa, let's start with you. this is exactly the kind of thing labour were banging on about over recent years that the tories were apparently doing. yes. >> yeah, well, the tories have done it. in fact they this is what politics does it, it finds its friends and it brings them in close and that's what it does. but the labour party has always done this . those of us always done this. those of us who live in the red wall areas in the north of the country, we know that labour has done this for 100 years. they've parachute in their mates into safe labour seats , and that's been happening seats, and that's been happening for a long time. >> do you agree? they're massive hypocrites. then, of course, they've lied to the electorate. >> of course i'm, you know, i'm an anarchist. i despise all of them. bring it all down. >> tear it all down. ye

and anarchist lisa mckenzie. that's anarchist lisa mckenzie. that's a mouthful, isn't it ?especially at 10:10. lisa mckenzie benedict. my concern with this is, i know brendan. people like brendan are saying, look, i don't want to be a snowflake. this happens all the time. but my concern is that if you're considering becoming a politician or an mp or getting involved in public life, and you look at the kind of abuse politicians get, you're potentially going to get high grade people, high operators from big companies who just think the money's not that great, the abuse isn't worth it. what's the point? i'm not going to bother. >> well, i think that that's another key thing, actually, is the money for the amount of work that you have to do. and a lot of people will look at an mp salary and they say that that's quite a lot of money, but actually it is really is a 24 hour a day job. it's very unrewarding. you have to be between two different places at any one time. you don't really get that much time off relatively. it's also increasingly very unrewarding, actually. i think life

well, joining me now to discuss this is the academic doctor , lisa mckenzie. academic doctor, lisa mckenzieshow, lisa. always a pleasure. i greatly value your opinion on many, many things. let's kick off on this. you are a resident of ashfield. that's lee anderson's patch, a place i know well. i stood as a candidate in the election in 2019. my mum has lived there for 30 years. it's a microcosm of everything we're talking about here. is it fair to say that the opportunity doesn't exist to these demographics? they are left behind. they seem to be thrown on the scrap heap and as a consequence, their frustrations. they boil over and culminated in the ugly scenes of the past two weeks. are these things connected , things connected, >> i would say they are connected , this is something connected, this is something that i've been researching and writing about for 20 years. the first time i ever spoke about this publicly on, on television was on sky news 15 years ago. so these things have been bubbling up for a long time, and you've got to think about where the sort of place where i live now and wh

good luck. >> very good luck to you, lisa mckenzie.essing, isn't it? i don't think you were talking about the giveaway. i think you're more talking about the state of the country. >> depressing for us, because we're not going to get the giveaway that somebody else is having. yeah. yeah, right. >> coming up, i'll have all of tomorrow's front pages hot off the press imminently. and next. dear king, set the right tone in his message on the riots. royal and showbiz reporter kinsey schofield joins me next to discuss that and more after the break. this is ben elliott on gb news. come back ina tick. hello. welcome back. this is ben leo tonight only on gb news now in the uk. king charles called for quote community spirit and compassion following the disorder we've seen on the streets in recent weeks. the king's also thanked the police for their efforts to restore peace, as well as the communities who came out to counter the violence. meanwhile, though, in the us this evening, ceune though, in the us this evening, celine dion's team, the pop st

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