also aron boustani is the founder of novara media . welcome founder of novara media. back everybody. lots of you getting in touch. michael says i am jewish and i want to tell your guest that he's wrong nowadays is overwhelmingly coming from the far left . want coming from the far left. want to respond to michael ? i just to respond to michael? i just i'm sorry. ijust to respond to michael? i just i'm sorry. i just disagree . to respond to michael? i just i'm sorry. ijust disagree . i'm i'm sorry. ijust disagree. i'm from some people out there. i'm from some people out there. i'm from i was born in bournemouth. and as you probably know me, has a very large jewish population. i had many jewish friends. i did years girlfriend one point years girlfriend at one point and saw firsthand and i actually saw firsthand the extent of and casual antisemitism. it at my antisemitism. i saw it at my school constantly. also, by the way, towards people who way, but towards people who weren't including myself weren't jewish, including myself . and i just think it's a i just think maybe

now novara media is on the left of the political spectrum. aron boustani was , one spectrum.as, one of its founders. so we've heard iain duncan smith, who firmly in the centre right of british policy you've heard what david lammy had to say. it pretty much was code, wasn't it , for keeping was code, wasn't it, for keeping us or making us more closely augned us or making us more closely aligned to the eu than we are today. well was very clever. it was very astute politics. it does take a little bit of reading between the lines it came across as professional slack. it fell a bit, you know , slack. it fell a bit, you know, back to the future of sort of blair and a lot of the language multilateralism and whatnot. isn't what starmer wants isn't that what starmer wants the to be? yeah, the labour party to be? yeah, yeah. think is yeah. and i think there is a subtext there, which you're right to highlight, which is about broadly aligning ourselves with european union. but with the european union. but like , touching that like i say, not touching that political potato of eu membershi

now novara media is on the left of the political spectrum. aron boustani was , one spectrum.as, one of its founders. so we've heard iain duncan smith, who firmly in the centre right of british policy you've heard what david lammy had to say. it pretty much was code, wasn't it , for keeping was code, wasn't it, for keeping us or making us more closely augned us or making us more closely aligned to the eu than we are today. well was very clever. it was very astute politics. it does take a little bit of reading between the lines it came across as professional slack. it fell a bit, you know , slack. it fell a bit, you know, back to the future of sort of blair and a lot of the language multilateralism and whatnot. isn't what starmer wants isn't that what starmer wants the to be? yeah, the labour party to be? yeah, yeah. think is yeah. and i think there is a subtext there, which you're right to highlight, which is about broadly aligning ourselves with european union. but with the european union. but like , touching that like i say, not touching that political potato of eu membershi