on the mainstream jails liberals is there that one of the people that helped you through this was tony benn the late tony be don't tell me a bit about that about what gerry penn told you about break well tony benn was always anti you and. he i always say he's the nearest thing i had to a political mentor because i could sit down with him for hours and he would talk to me about things i was trying to work out and he was always very open he was always a disses the way i see it you may see it in the hallway and i remember him telling me about the and he always felt that it was distant undemocratic but awful. and this is something i feel a revolutionary. if i want to go and get my politicians i can get them not very far from here but the ones in europe a very far away and discovered you know some of them in a bus or some of them in frankfurt the monument in paris in a. soul deep down in my instinct was to kind of follow tony benn's example and to want to leave before if you like left wing reasons. the sad thing was that just wasn't part of the debate and then when i saw the people i was getting

so deep down my instinct was to kind of follow tony benn's example and to want to leave for if you like left wing reasons the sad thing was that just wasn't part of the debate when when i saw the people i was getting in bed with and the reasons why vi were leaving they just didn't correspond with the reasons why i want to leave so you know i made it clear i voted to remain i mean the birth of a royal baby oh now you're not going to tell me that media seriously called you up to comment on the worth of oil where we're in jersey which identity politics raises imperialism in a context just some wind when the baby was a day old well this is a very important moment in our history. no providing look i'm just not interested in revolutionary minds don't give a damn when a baby in the palace is born i'm really not interested about what you think is going through the minds of the kinds of journalists that immediately think it could be a black baby uncle benjamin's of i don't i it's very difficult to get into the mind of somebody think that there's some some journalist some media people who think t

there was an era, particular when the late tony benn was around, when he used to talk about how politicss. he was to get rather irritated by the media focusing on personality. absolutely. but politics nowadays is all about personality, isn't it? it is about the way trump behaves, the way he tweets. borisjohnson is a big personality as well. and this is affecting the way politics is carried out. the world issues seems to be pushed aside full stop. trump a's freelance, shoot from the hip approach, it appeals to his base, has huge dangers. already the cost to the american consumer is estimated to be about $800 per household because of this rising tariff war in the us. the estimate is that if the new set of tariffs on another $300 billion go through, they will raise that cost to $1500. if you understand the fragility of the american household, there are huge numbers of people, as in the uk and europe, living on the margins, barely staying afloat. the idea of $1500 extra on their household bills is really crippling. that is where boosterism comes to the end of its usefulness. it will hit the

there was an era, particular when the late tony benn was around, when he used to talk about how politicss. he was to get rather irritated by the media focusing on personality. absolutely. but politics nowadays is all about personality, isn't it? it is about the way trump behaves, the way he tweets. borisjohnson is a big personality as well. and this is affecting the way politics is carried out. the world issues seems to be pushed aside full stop. trump a's freelance, shoot from the hip approach, it appeals to his base, has huge dangers. already the cost to the american consumer is estimated to be about $800 per household because of this rising a tariff war in the us. the estimate is that if the new set of tariffs on another $300 billion go through, they will raise that cost to $1500. if you understand the fragility of the american household, there are huge numbers of people, as in the uk and europe, living on the margins, barely staying afloat. the idea of $1500 extra on their household bills is really crippling. that is where boosterism comes to the end of its usefulness. it will hit th