look at louise hague , look at rachel reeves. hague, look at rachel reeves.u know they're making mistakes. the whole entire time. they don't look like they know what they're doing. and for me, keir starmer i'm afraid is very different being prime minister and governing and to me he looks amateur. he looks scared, you know, and it's just not working. he should have stayed with his father in the tall business. i don't think it's working well. >> what about the reboot? he had a little reboot earlier this week. did you know? and you know, this was supposed to sort of reset everything, wasn't it? >> but. >> but. >> but. >> but nana how many times are you going to reset? change? do what? he didn't even put any depth or any detail into that. he didn't even mention about migration or anything that people are really worried about. >> it's a bit early for a reset. he's five minutes into his party, into his premiership. i mean, you talk about reset near the next election , really. i the next election, really. i mean, you know, i don't wish him ill or anything else, but

louise hague, the this week.ise hague, the transport or should i say ex transport secretary, has been forced out by downing street because of her prior fraud convictions. now she's claimed that she's told keir starmer all about these prior convictions. the conviction itself is that she had a phone stolen during a mugging and that then she then found the phone and failed to declare it. hence the former conviction. she's told starmer that about this conviction before , but starmer's team are before, but starmer's team are now saying that she didn't. so who's the labour liar now? of course, labour are now suffering from the same low bar that they set for resignations, with tory ministers. louise hague is a prime example of this. she sent multiple tweets out saying that bofis multiple tweets out saying that boris johnson and others should resign simply in some cases because she didn't like them. but let's get back to the topic at hand here. if dishonesty gets you sacked , why is rachel reeves you sacked, why is rachel

i'm going to be asking him about the departure of transport secretary louise hague.m also going to be speaking to shadow environment secretary victoria atkins. she'll be live with me. i'll ask her about why she supported the assisted dying bill. former home secretary alan johnson will be with me to talk about his new book on harold wilson and of course, i'll also be talking to him about what's been a tricky first few months for labour in power. the pollster, scarlett mccgwire will join me in the studio to reflect on the latest ipsos poll that's found that nigel farage is the most popular politician in the uk today . i'm most popular politician in the uk today. i'm joined now by the chancellor of the duchy of lancaster , pat mcfadden. mr lancaster, pat mcfadden. mr mcfadden, i just want to play you a quote from keir starmer that comes from may 2022. this was the midst of the partygate scandal. just have a listen . scandal. just have a listen. >> the value symbolised by the door of number 10 must be restored. the game is up. you cannot be a law maker and a law breaker.

we recently had louise hague, the former transport secretary, resigning after it emerged she had committedd, which was fine as long as only keir knew about it, but was a resigning offence once the information was public and all of this has culminated not just in labour slipping behind the tories in the opinion polls, but behind the reform party too. so far, under starmer's labour, we have had six national policy forum priorities. keir's ten leadership pledges, labour's five initial missions, labour's six first steps and today three foundations, five missions, six milestones, three calling birds, two french hens and a partridge in a pear tree, none of which has anything to say about immigration. but his latest reset, which we're not allowed to call it, proves he has no ideas, no originality and no inspiration. but at least he has his amazing charisma . his amazing charisma. >> three. two. one. >> he worked nervous moment there . there. >> is there a more boring way of pronouncing the word three? well, if there is, you must tell sir keir starmer. as ever, let me know your views. mail gb news

i'm going to be asking him about the departure of transport secretary louise hague. i'm also going to be speaking to shadow environment secretary victoria atkins. she'll be live with me. i'll ask her about why she supported the assisted dying bill. former home secretary alan johnson will be with me to talk about his new book on harold wilson . and of book on harold wilson. and of course, i'll also be talking to him about what's been a tricky first few months for labour in power. the pollster scarlett mccgwire will join me in the studio to reflect on the latest ipsos poll. that's found that nigel farage is the most popular politician in the uk today. nigel farage is the most popular politician in the uk today . and politician in the uk today. and earlier on this week, i sat down with sir jacob earlier on this week, i sat down with sirjacob and lady rees—mogg ahead of their new reality programme, meet the mogs, being released tomorrow. once again, we've got 90 minutes of punchy british politics ahead, so do not even think of going anywhere . going anywhere. but before