People Used Anything To Attack Me | Aaron Meets Jeremy Corbyn

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  • Опубліковано 26 вер 2022
  • Jeremy Corbyn talks to Aaron Bastani about the mainstream media, the antisemitism crisis, Alistair Campbell and King Charles III.
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  • @robertwinslade3104
    @robertwinslade3104 Рік тому +1594

    Corbyn was the person who actually inspired me to take more interest in politics, because it was the first time in my life it seemed like a prominent politician actually cared

    • @MaryamofShomal
      @MaryamofShomal Рік тому +101

      THIS. As an American in her late 30s, Corbyn was the first British politician I’ve seen who actually seemed like he CARES about helping the British people.

    • @kerryfry1857
      @kerryfry1857 Рік тому +67

      @@MaryamofShomal Bernie Sanders, is same. I'm British.

    • @ProfNDKai
      @ProfNDKai Рік тому +7

      Facts

    • @MsHan71
      @MsHan71 Рік тому +65

      @@rnanerd6505 it's not all about him, but its really quite difficult to support a party who have treated its own members with such hatred and distain - as seen in conversation with Apsana Begum, in the The Labour Files. for those attitudes and occurances to go without reproach or apology from the Labour leadership makes it incredibly difficult to be supportive of them. Despite the poorest and most vulnerable in the UK desperately needing the Labour party to be in power to give them a little more of what they really need. of course a Labour govt is better than Tory - always has been, but the lawnessness with which many in the labour machinery have acted in order to secure there brand of labour politics is so low - they have covered themselves in shit.

    • @truthseeker7612
      @truthseeker7612 Рік тому +24

      @@MsHan71 Great response. Thank you.

  • @benstevinson764
    @benstevinson764 7 місяців тому +18

    Jeremy Corbyn is the best Labour 🌹 Prime Minister The UK 🇬🇧 Never Had!!!

  • @sailyousuf
    @sailyousuf Рік тому +288

    Jeremy Corbyn is a great man who was betrayed by his party.

    • @Pacman398
      @Pacman398 Рік тому +9

      "Betrayed" by his party after leading them to the worst defeat in decades. Results matter. As do facts.

    • @sailyousuf
      @sailyousuf Рік тому

      @@Pacman398 The facts are many in the parliamentary party conspired against Jeremy Corbyn , remember leaked phone call of Jon Ashworth to his Tory mate lambasting Corbyn a day before elections was designed to harm Labour chances anyway because of Brexit furore Labour would've lost that election regardless who was leading the party.

    • @legopenguin9
      @legopenguin9 Рік тому +21

      @@Pacman398 you appear to have missed everything that happened before the 2019 election, I'm not sure if you're aware but things did happen before then!

    • @Pacman398
      @Pacman398 Рік тому

      @@legopenguin9 and you seem unaware that Theresa May caused more votes for Labour in 2017 than anything Corbin did. Most voters voted labour in 2017 despite him not because of him.

    • @DaveBAWZ
      @DaveBAWZ Рік тому +3

      The thing is, Corbyn also betrayed his party. Right off the bat, the interview proves why Corbyn is an ineffective leader -- he's utterly weak, refuses to even say anything bad about the Queen's character.

  • @hg82met
    @hg82met Рік тому +899

    A thoroughly decent man who's put his heart and soul into public service for decades, who was relentlessly attacked by the right-wing media bosses and barons day in, day out for years because he represented a threat to their very existence.

    • @martytrain
      @martytrain Рік тому +36

      @@rnanerd6505 Yet he wanted a customs union which would have solved allot of problems for small business.

    • @ebflegg
      @ebflegg Рік тому +20

      @@rnanerd6505 This is stupid. Labour got trashed in 2019 partly because Starmer forced a prevarication on whether Labour would respect the referendum result

    • @jake751
      @jake751 Рік тому

      @@rnanerd6505 he offered a good decent Brexit keeping on the common market and the single market. Unfortunately the brainwashed listened to the right wing media.

    • @georgeboag9614
      @georgeboag9614 Рік тому +8

      @@rnanerd6505 Keir Starmer was in charge of Labour's policy on Brexit in 2019. It was his idea to have another referendum - an idea that was laughed at during the televised debate before the election. between Jeremy and Boris Johnson.

    • @ebflegg
      @ebflegg Рік тому +12

      @@rnanerd6505 If you think the Labour Party is a democratic organisation, you need to watch the Aljazeera documentary series, now on UA-cam

  • @huwprice787
    @huwprice787 Рік тому +840

    What really angers and depresses me is that so many ordinary people, for years, have complained about politician being dishonest and unprincipled and not having any vision and many complained there was very little difference between the main parties. But when a politician arrived who, even with all his faults, was honest, held to has principles which were open and clear and presented a different vision to all other parties. You didn't have to agree with him or even vote for him but the fact that yet again so many fell for the personal attacks the abuse and the smears which were deliberately designed to not only undermine him as a politician but more contemptibly to undermine him as a person!

    • @ince55ant
      @ince55ant Рік тому

      our information systems are entirely compromised to ensure the perseverance of the status quo.
      Newspapers, schools, social media have all been subsumed by capitalist ideology

    • @SingularityMedia
      @SingularityMedia Рік тому

      Corbyn was an anomaly, and the establishment hammered that nail back down.
      It was sad, and look at the utter immorality, corruption and lies we have had since.
      When he got demolished, that whole fiasco made me realise that we were fucked, they will not let us get the boot off of our necks. And now here we are, and the other boot is coming......

    • @rodneycooperLMSCoach
      @rodneycooperLMSCoach Рік тому

      I always believed that his demise was Tory inspired and the daft Blairites fell for it hook line and sinker. He is the only one that could repair this country now.

    • @riyadougla539
      @riyadougla539 Рік тому

      People don't like to face reality. They want to indulge in fantasy and buffoonery.

    • @remotefaith
      @remotefaith Рік тому +16

      Problem is that he is a terrible communicator and comes across as unlikeable. Doesn’t matter how honest or principled you are if you suffer from this

  • @mojosabien
    @mojosabien Рік тому +589

    I’m forced to imagine how much of the shit we’ve had to endure over the past 5 years, would’ve been avoided by having this man as Prime Minister? Imagine if the Labour Party had moved together for the 2017 election, there’s no way they would’ve lost

    • @misterbonzoid5623
      @misterbonzoid5623 Рік тому

      Yes: Emilie O and the others cheated us all of a radical Labour Government. Traitors to the nation.

    • @TheVerticalDave
      @TheVerticalDave Рік тому

      He'd probably have died of stress or murder by some nutter due to the vilification he would have received from the press. It was horrific what they did to him when he was party leader. Imagine how much worse it would have gotten if he'd won that election. As much as we needed him he likely dodged a bullet

    • @bulletproofblouse
      @bulletproofblouse Рік тому +13

      I often think that if Miliband had won in 2015 there wouldn't have been an amazing amount of progression but at least we wouldn't be dealing with Brexit, but on the other hand we wouldn't have seen Corbyn as leader. Imagine having a time machine and dealing with that divergence.

    • @mojosabien
      @mojosabien Рік тому +16

      Unfortunately it would take more than a time machine to make Ed Milliband appeal to the electorate

    • @JB27888
      @JB27888 Рік тому

      @@jake751 Big government is the establishment. Both parties don't give two fucks about fixing any of these issues. The sad truth is that the policies Corbyn wanted, lockdowns and money printing are what caused this massive wealth inequality.

  • @alicecourtney5816
    @alicecourtney5816 Рік тому +174

    Best prime minister we never had 😢

    • @mariasteele-kendrick1605
      @mariasteele-kendrick1605 Рік тому +5

      Still time, I hope - remember Churchill.

    • @britishproudvanman3082
      @britishproudvanman3082 Рік тому +2

      Just as well for you he didn’t become PM then because if he had you wouldn’t be able to say that tired old worn out cliche.

    • @UKLeonie
      @UKLeonie Рік тому +1

      👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

    • @djscoah8037
      @djscoah8037 Місяць тому +1

      You have to be joking

  • @carlboardman8301
    @carlboardman8301 Рік тому +169

    A true gentleman . Liverpool is very fond of you Mr Corbyn

    • @proudofyourroots9575
      @proudofyourroots9575 Рік тому

      Fact is though, you cant be 100% mr nice guy as a prime minister. Imagine he had been in charge at the start of the Ukraine conflict, Ukraine would of been left high and dry by him and you know it. As soon as he answered the way he did about the nuclear option, he killed his chances of being PM. Part of being pm is protecting the public, and we didnt see that ability in him.
      And the anti Semitism that rose under his leadership of the party showed he stood with the muslims and therefore couldnt be trusted on issues such as terrorism.

    • @londonman8688
      @londonman8688 3 місяці тому

      of course communist liverpool likes him

  • @ac4486
    @ac4486 Рік тому +329

    Bumped into Jeremy who was with his wife Laura and some others in Liverpool yesterday. I couldn't find the words to describe how much I'd have his back, how much he'd inspired me and how strong a character he must be in the face of everything. I shook his hand, gave him a hug and wished him all the very best. History will reflect on him as a political giant. In person he is so humble. What a man.

    • @daphneparkin6869
      @daphneparkin6869 Рік тому

      @T-Bone Lawson There must be other "political giants" who have never held "high office" (whatever that means); eg Tony Benn.

    • @ac4486
      @ac4486 Рік тому +11

      @T-Bone Lawson big brain take that one buddy

    • @ajp8025
      @ajp8025 Рік тому +25

      @T-Bone Lawson remind me what high office was held by MLK

    • @reefatbakht
      @reefatbakht Рік тому +4

      @T-Bone Lawson He awoke a political desire and belief in revolution among millions of people in the UK. Those people will be essential to getting rid of the Tories AND holding the Labour government of the future to the correct standard. He was successful because he's impacted the voters that strongly and Labour will have to build on that.

    • @zippymufo9765
      @zippymufo9765 Рік тому

      @@reefatbakht If that's true, then why is the Left totally purged from Labour and sitting around whining on the Internet? Your crowd has no game plan. You're just sitting around hoping the Tories bury themselves.

  • @MikeNMags
    @MikeNMags Рік тому +587

    I have long admired Jeremy Corbyn for his honesty and bravery, despite every lie told about him, he would only ever talk about the great issues of the day.

    • @susanmunro3028
      @susanmunro3028 Рік тому +4

      Me too

    • @UdumbaraMusic
      @UdumbaraMusic Рік тому +2

      @@rnanerd6505 To be fair what could he have done to stop it in his position? Even if he did he'd be hounded until death for it.

    • @elaineedgar2913
      @elaineedgar2913 Рік тому +4

      Have any of you watched Al Jazeera programmes “Labour Lives” two parter. It says it all.

    • @UdumbaraMusic
      @UdumbaraMusic Рік тому

      @@rnanerd6505 I'm pretty sure it wasn't Corbyn's decision to call an election, nor the smear campaign against him. If apparently everyone could see it, why did they still vote for it? I mean the outcome would have been the same regardless of when the election was considering the pro-Brexit lies in the media. I guess he is guilty of having too much faith in people's ability to see Jonson for who he was, but I don't see how he had any involvement in losing - that's on the populace's head.

    • @elaineedgar2913
      @elaineedgar2913 Рік тому +3

      I meant to say ‘Labour FILES’ it shocked me to the core.

  • @bexiboo1981
    @bexiboo1981 Рік тому +216

    Oh man, this actually makes me feel so depressed. I try not to wonder how things might be different today if JC had made it. He was the first politician that actually gave me hope for the future.

    • @rolandhawken6628
      @rolandhawken6628 Рік тому

      This is his usual persona ,play the victim he knows Brits are suckers for the under dog.
      I am never surprised how many fall for his act

    • @karate4348
      @karate4348 Рік тому +2

      I agree

    • @DrMontague
      @DrMontague 11 місяців тому +1

      Something the majority of the working class didn't want, they only wantedBREXIIIIIIIIIIIITTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT

  • @alis4252
    @alis4252 Рік тому +83

    As a German I am very positively impressed by Corbyn.I did never listen to him so extensively and I wish we had somebody like him in the German left.

    • @sewnsew6770
      @sewnsew6770 6 місяців тому +1

      I was so shocked by how German politicians allowed the destruction of their economy not a squeak not a single complaint. More lashes please

    • @rickyb725
      @rickyb725 6 місяців тому +1

      Just don’t mention the war…..

    • @annikamyren3026
      @annikamyren3026 5 місяців тому

      ​@@rickyb725😂😂

    • @kallivino8346
      @kallivino8346 3 місяці тому

      But in Germany we have Gisi!

    • @londonman8688
      @londonman8688 3 місяці тому

      you have had national socialism in the past, corbyn wants the same result

  • @maltesetony9030
    @maltesetony9030 Рік тому +116

    Top guy. Best PM the UK never had.

    • @britishproudvanman3082
      @britishproudvanman3082 Рік тому +1

      It’s just as well for you that he didn’t become PM then because if he did you wouldn’t be able to use the lazy assumption that he’s the best PM this country ever had.

    • @franklingoodwin
      @franklingoodwin Рік тому +1

      Maybe. Some would say John Smith

    • @maltesetony9030
      @maltesetony9030 Рік тому +4

      @@britishproudvanman3082 Wow! Are you confused. . .

    • @bryansmith1920
      @bryansmith1920 Рік тому +1

      May be not yet but so far who knows

  • @r133abdulkarim5
    @r133abdulkarim5 8 місяців тому +11

    Jaremy Was for the people. The Prime minister we never had

  • @kallivino8346
    @kallivino8346 Рік тому +94

    He and Tony Benn ,the best Primeministers we never had..

    • @joshkirby2372
      @joshkirby2372 Рік тому +1

      @Shiri Rast You know that just be being an MP, your income is automatically in the top 50%?

    • @Linz0440
      @Linz0440 Рік тому

      Shame what Benn did to Scotland.

    • @RAGSTAluvsDA90z
      @RAGSTAluvsDA90z Рік тому

      Gerald Kaufman was good

    • @seanmcgarrigan3942
      @seanmcgarrigan3942 Рік тому

      Totally agree with you 👍

    • @mr.christopheralancurd1349
      @mr.christopheralancurd1349 9 місяців тому

      I'm not sure of all the facts, but please don't forget Comrade Michael Foot!

  • @SunOfCinder
    @SunOfCinder Рік тому +105

    Met Jeremy on the leadership campaign trail back in the day absolute Gent,
    Best PM we never had.

  • @cookiehale1445
    @cookiehale1445 Рік тому +414

    Jeremy is a good man

    • @leadfarmer9396
      @leadfarmer9396 Рік тому +31

      Fact

    • @Loner-Wolf
      @Loner-Wolf Рік тому +1

      You are wrong Jeremy Corbyn isn't a good man he is a truly good man and tje only one who actually gives a shit about working class people and the poor.

    • @silversurfermusicco5263
      @silversurfermusicco5263 Рік тому +16

      Agree a solid man

    • @kerryfry1857
      @kerryfry1857 Рік тому +8

      Correct!

    • @rook_wood
      @rook_wood Рік тому +3

      Such a sweet old man. Like my grandad

  • @monkeymox2544
    @monkeymox2544 Рік тому +65

    He's more intelligent and well-informed than any PM or member of the Cabinet has been for a couple of decades. He's actually thought about the policies he endorses, he hasn't just had them printed out and handed to him by a think-tank. What a waste, to have him off the Labour front bench.

    • @oight
      @oight Рік тому +8

      exactly! he is well educated, he knows the statistics, the economics from a socialist perspective, is well versed in critically analysing the UK's foreign policy in it's relation to our economy (imperialistic wars for exploiting other countries' resources instead of mutual trade, obviously not being viable along with completely immoral). it's not just buzz words and PR techniques to try and co-opt leftist language to promote capitalist policies and imperialistic foreign policy.
      you can tell that since boris especially, how much these leaders in the tory and labour party are basically only speaking to the top 0.01% of people who are wealthy/shareholders/executives etc. they're clearly only trying to compete with each other to these CEOs of massive corporations, on who is more likely to benefit these big companies and help them guard their wealth & interests.

  • @ProblematicBitch
    @ProblematicBitch Рік тому +34

    the media and establishment has never hated a man as much as him, that is how you know he really was for the people

    • @TheBillaro
      @TheBillaro Місяць тому

      and that is why..... the media and gov are there to pacify us whilst they build wealth

  • @user-qw2kr8xz7z
    @user-qw2kr8xz7z Рік тому +418

    Jeremy you're my hero. Seeing you in politics changed my life

    • @intraum
      @intraum Рік тому +8

      hear hear. i cannot begin to estimate the amount of young people now revitalised from political apathy by the actions, rhetoric, and overall kindness of this man (and many heroic others who supported him despite the ire of the labour right and the frankly unabashed smearing from the other side of the aisle)

    • @emmacohen3926
      @emmacohen3926 Рік тому

      Thankfully Corbyn doesn’t matter in politics anymore,,,we Tories wish he’d come back,,,he won we Tories 50 seats in the last election 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂🤣

    • @intraum
      @intraum Рік тому

      @@emmacohen3926 yeah and i hope conte stays at spurs forever. get your head out of your arse, this is politics not entertainment

    • @tybes99
      @tybes99 Рік тому

      @@emmacohen3926 no he didn't. Mass manipulation and constant lying won conservatives 50 seats. But the same man who told those lies and manipulated so many also lost the party just as many supporters as they gained. Try again.

    • @proudofyourroots9575
      @proudofyourroots9575 Рік тому

      Hero that just admitted he would of tried to negotiate with russia instead of sending weapons, leaving the Ukrainians to be taken over. Great morals smdh. So anti military he wont protect anyone using it. Which is EXACTLY why he should never be pm

  • @rochstan123
    @rochstan123 Рік тому +147

    I too was disgusted how they used every possible tool to discredit Jeremy. Jeremy was for the people and had our best interests at heart; unfortunately, they will never allow someone like that to ever become PM.

    • @doghouseriley4732
      @doghouseriley4732 Рік тому

      "Jeremy was for the people........................................" - some people, but nowhere near enough people. Just look in the ballot box. Totally unelectable.

    • @Pacman398
      @Pacman398 Рік тому +2

      Tell me this: was Corbyn for or against Brexit? That's all that mattered in 2019.
      Jo Swinson had a very bad election as well and was almost a a big of a disaster as Corbyn but at least she had the courage to be absolutely clear in her position on Brexit. So, between these two failed leaders, I will give Swinson the edge for at least staking a position in a one issue campaign.

    • @letsdiscussitoversometea8479
      @letsdiscussitoversometea8479 Рік тому +6

      @@Pacman398 oh COME ON...
      Is what you're suggesting - in *three years* - is that it never once occurred to you, _why_ he wouldn't go out of his way, to disclose that?
      If not, would you care to give that question serious consideration *now,* before replying back to me??
      I'm honestly on the brink of embarrassing you for the depth of thinking you demonstrated, for even asking that.

    • @proudofyourroots9575
      @proudofyourroots9575 Рік тому

      Fact is though, you cant be 100% mr nice guy as a prime minister. Imagine he had been in charge at the start of the Ukraine conflict, Ukraine would of been left high and dry by him and you know it. As soon as he answered the way he did about the nuclear option, he killed his chances of being PM. Part of being pm is protecting the public, and we didnt see that ability in him.
      And the anti Semitism that rose under his leadership of the party showed he stood with the muslims and therefore couldnt be trusted on issues such as terrorism.

  • @joea9750
    @joea9750 Рік тому +272

    Jeremy corbyn is one of the most honorable politicians of our time.

    • @proudofyourroots9575
      @proudofyourroots9575 Рік тому

      Fact is though, you cant be 100% mr nice guy as a prime minister. Imagine he had been in charge at the start of the Ukraine conflict, Ukraine would of been left high and dry by him and you know it. As soon as he answered the way he did about the nuclear option, he killed his chances of being PM. Part of being pm is protecting the public, and we didnt see that ability in him.
      And the anti Semitism that rose under his leadership of the party showed he stood with the muslims and therefore couldnt be trusted on issues such as terrorism.

    • @williamOwen1990
      @williamOwen1990 Рік тому +1

      😂😂😂

    • @grahamo22
      @grahamo22 Рік тому

      he voted against his own party over 500 times, and supported terrorist organisations.

    • @janewright2800
      @janewright2800 Рік тому +3

      Sadly that was probably his downfall. Decent caring and honest politicians dont make it in the dirty world of politics. Hearing his policies meant he had to go beacause it would benefit the people and not just the rich elites!

  • @dealwithit207
    @dealwithit207 Рік тому +154

    Pushed out because he spoke for the Palestinian people....unlike the current Labour leadership ... he was also laughed at because of his 'extravagant spending plans and desire to nationalise ...his ideas are popular

    • @Anhorish
      @Anhorish Рік тому

      God is in the real estate business and Bronze Age stories are title deeds and if you notice this and the settlers colonial horrors that follow, you are called racist. Corbyn is a good man, but weak.

    • @oldishandwoke-ish1181
      @oldishandwoke-ish1181 Рік тому

      Pushed out because he threatened to tax the rich. That's the bottom line. His defence of the Palestinians was used as a stick to beat him with.

    • @doghouseriley4732
      @doghouseriley4732 Рік тому

      Suspended from the party because he is a racist. Quite interesting, as a party that claims to be anti-racist, the Labour Party seems to harbour racists left, right and centre. Just look what happened to Luciana Berger. Racist witchunt on an epic scale.

    • @williamOwen1990
      @williamOwen1990 Рік тому +3

      Pushed out because he was anti semitic...

    • @stormhawk3319
      @stormhawk3319 Рік тому

      As a Labour voter I want my Labour Leader to speak for the British working classes. That’s who the Labour Party was founded for.
      Since when did it become the British political wing for Palestine?

  • @nickfiggis6396
    @nickfiggis6396 Рік тому +137

    Jeremy inspired me to get into activism with both feet. He keeps inspiring me to do more. Such a good, thoughtful, caring and intelligent man.

    • @tzaph67
      @tzaph67 Рік тому +3

      @Shiri Rast sad person

    • @DoobiusPiff
      @DoobiusPiff Рік тому

      @@jake751 truth hurts... i bet nick figgis walked in a BLM protest and thinks hes an out there activist... aand what did they achieve? nothing....

    • @frasersutherland6837
      @frasersutherland6837 Рік тому

      Why does Corbyn hate people who have been successful! He's such a bitter little man!

    • @Andyreally
      @Andyreally Рік тому +2

      @@frasersutherland6837 bitter? Crikey, you’re absolutely no judge of character if you actually really think this.

    • @frasersutherland6837
      @frasersutherland6837 Рік тому

      @@Andyreally It's absolutely true! 💯

  • @KarlHamilton
    @KarlHamilton Рік тому +82

    We were utterly robbed of a JC government. Don't think I'll ever get over it :(

    • @bexiboo1981
      @bexiboo1981 Рік тому +13

      Me neither 😢

    • @ii-iz2xf
      @ii-iz2xf Рік тому +7

      Same :(

    • @tzaph67
      @tzaph67 Рік тому +4

      No me neither. It feels like the biggest political tragedy of my lifetime. I’m heartened by the Enough is Enough campaign though. We mustn’t give up. It’s possible to grieve for the past but still work for the future.

    • @doghouseriley4732
      @doghouseriley4732 Рік тому

      The election was not a robbery, it was a slaughter. The Tories must have been rubbing their hands. Corbyn with Momentum's hand up his arse? He was never going to be elected. He made no attempt to bring the middle ground with him and because of that it was a landslide. And don't forget the widespread racism too, ironic really from a party that claims to be anti-racist.

    • @queeniebee237
      @queeniebee237 Рік тому +1

      Me either

  • @addictedtocraic
    @addictedtocraic Рік тому +37

    I saw JC speak at Queen's University in Belfast. He received a standing ovation before he had spoken a word. Such a pity people in Northern Ireland don't get to vote for Prime Minister as none of the "national" parties stand here.

  • @rosewoodsam
    @rosewoodsam Рік тому +51

    imagine a world in which we spent all those trillions on people who need it rather than war.

  • @jamie69murphy
    @jamie69murphy Рік тому +77

    Great interview. Such a shame more people aren’t prepared to listen to what this man has to say, and would rather listen to what others have to say about him.

    • @proudofyourroots9575
      @proudofyourroots9575 Рік тому

      i listened and was appalled by his stance on ukraine. It reaffirmed my not voting for him. You cant be 100% mr nice guy as a prime minister. Ukraine would of been left high and dry by him and you know it.
      Also as soon as he answered the way he did about the nuclear option, he killed his chances of being PM. Part of being pm is protecting the public, and we didnt see that ability in him.
      And the anti Semitism that rose under his leadership of the party showed he stood with the muslims and therefore couldnt be trusted on issues such as terrorism.

    • @Tyronepeader
      @Tyronepeader Рік тому +8

      @@proudofyourroots9575 you have uncritically read rather too much of the Fleet Street product and other similar media.

  • @kerryfry1857
    @kerryfry1857 Рік тому +51

    I'm compelled to write. Thank you Jeremy Corbyn. You moved us forward. You didn't win the election. But... You won. YOU pushed society. YOU made change possible. YOU will always be remembered. A CHAMPION! For us all. Joe Hill is proud! Like he, YOU will never die.

    • @doghouseriley4732
      @doghouseriley4732 Рік тому +1

      He made not the slightest impact on politics other than illustrate that there were significant elements within the Labour Party that were fundamnetally racist and fail on an epic scale at the ballot box. Handing the country over to a lying chancer who the electorate believed was better suited to running the country. That says all you need to know about the chances of this man ever being elected as PM by the public.

    • @RouXRenard
      @RouXRenard Рік тому +4

      @@doghouseriley4732 People reading shit like that and speaking shit like that were the problem.

    • @proudofyourroots9575
      @proudofyourroots9575 Рік тому

      Fact is though, you cant be 100% mr nice guy as a prime minister. Imagine he had been in charge at the start of the Ukraine conflict, Ukraine would of been left high and dry by him and you know it.He just said he wouldnt of sent weapons but instead tried to negotiate with Russia. He is so naive.
      As soon as he answered the way he did about the nuclear option, he killed his chances of being PM. Part of being pm is protecting the public, and we didnt see that ability in him.
      And the anti Semitism that rose under his leadership of the party showed he stood with the muslims and therefore couldnt be trusted on issues such as terrorism.

    • @jacpratt8608
      @jacpratt8608 Рік тому

      I was about to say he's only lucky he wasn't assassinated. Like the 2nd UN attorney general, the one they said they'd never let one like that happen again.

    • @Tyronepeader
      @Tyronepeader Рік тому

      Hear hear!

  • @corirenata6541
    @corirenata6541 Рік тому +220

    Jeremy Corbyn is an example of how MPs should be to represent British people as they deserve with honesty, respect and accountability. He is the best PM we never had. Oh Jeremy CORBYN

    • @stephenlaw9886
      @stephenlaw9886 Рік тому

      I recall his last defeat was the biggest in history

    • @101dannybhoy
      @101dannybhoy Рік тому +1

      @@stephenlaw9886 ...you recall incorrectly.

    • @stephenlaw9886
      @stephenlaw9886 Рік тому

      @@101dannybhoy no, it was the worst defeat ,fact

    • @101dannybhoy
      @101dannybhoy Рік тому +9

      @@stephenlaw9886 ...saying 'fact' means nothing. In 2019 Corbyn polled over 1 million more votes than Blair did in 2005! (Did you know that?) So enough with the Daily Mail says its a fact means nothing

    • @janewright2800
      @janewright2800 Рік тому +1

      According to a couple of twits here corbyn was too honest!? and its all his fault that the cons are here screwing us over!! Cant make it up can you? Says so much about the state of politics that a man fails because he is too honest therefore seen as weak!

  • @Totalinternalreflection
    @Totalinternalreflection Рік тому +106

    As I face this winter knowing I probably won't survive it my heart breaks knowing that things could have been so different.

    • @grid462
      @grid462 Рік тому +6

      It is the hope that hurts. The bastards do some strange things if only specifically to try to break us. This was a gold mine for them.

    • @holliswilliams8426
      @holliswilliams8426 Рік тому +1

      could you leave and go to a warmer country?

    • @deejakes1655
      @deejakes1655 Рік тому +9

      What do you need? There is help and you should vigorously pursue it. Don't give in..fight. You might be very surprised who will help once they know. 💜

    • @janewright2800
      @janewright2800 Рік тому +9

      @@holliswilliams8426 that also costs money though

    • @janewright2800
      @janewright2800 Рік тому +10

      Yes you are not alone and maybe ask Citizens advice bureau for help.
      I cannot even believe this is happening in one of the richest countries in the world in 2022! and the last 12 years its got worse and worse. How can this be allowed to happen???? The cons say to grow the economy but lives are in danger NOW! Plus mental and physical health suffering from the stress and worry of it all let alone lack of warmth and food! I cry listening to JC because everything he says is just common sense and fair but he isn't the one in power. We have regressed back to the victorian era!

  • @TheRaptorXX
    @TheRaptorXX Рік тому +55

    Sound man, very sound man. What a totally refreshing listen. Honesty, integrity and... hang on a minute, shouldn't ALL politicians be like this???

  • @nasrafarahhasle3667
    @nasrafarahhasle3667 Рік тому +45

    Dear Jeremy you are wonderfull, honestly kind and gentleman. God is with you. Keep fight for all of us. Greeting from Norway.

    • @proudofyourroots9575
      @proudofyourroots9575 Рік тому

      Kind man that just said he would of left the ukainians high and dry and tried to negotiate instead of sending weapons=ie he wanted to give dombass to the russians . Great man, not.
      Bet hed love to send troops to israel though

    • @DaBriars
      @DaBriars Рік тому +2

      @@proudofyourroots9575 Free Palestine 🇵🇸

    • @benmundin71
      @benmundin71 Рік тому +3

      @@proudofyourroots9575 maybe if Nato (the US) stopped trying to encircle Russia then there wouldn't be a war. People like Corbyn understand these things and don't just obliviously nod along to the rhetoric like people like yourself

    • @proudofyourroots9575
      @proudofyourroots9575 Рік тому

      @@benmundin71 Corbyn would of left the Ukrainians to rot, face reality you spineless s*mp

  • @saragreen1314
    @saragreen1314 Рік тому +55

    Wow, I will never forgive anyone who worked against everything this wonderful man would have done for our country. ✊ Jezza ♥️

  • @badarttangent7786
    @badarttangent7786 Рік тому +73

    I feel bad for Corbin. He got a lot of stick from the media. I think he’d have done a better job than the tories have. He seems like a genuinely nice person

    • @davidpowell9713
      @davidpowell9713 Рік тому +1

      Too nice that was his trouble

    • @jeffsimon9594
      @jeffsimon9594 7 місяців тому

      Yeah Corbin really got shafted. Corbyn though is another story

  • @MaryamofShomal
    @MaryamofShomal Рік тому +58

    Well, British cousins: look at who your Prime Minister could have been.
    Now, think of who your PM IS.
    This man could have moved Britain by leaps and bounds ahead of the free world…

  • @mickb7459
    @mickb7459 Рік тому +127

    This man was the best Labour leader we've had in years, honest, decent and he really cared about the working class, what the press, media, tory party and even some of the Labour party done to him was disgusting, I think he should come back as the leader of the Labour Party and let's get rid of the tories once and for all 👊👊👊

    • @Pacman398
      @Pacman398 Рік тому +4

      Corbyn coming back as Labour leader is the only thing that will save the Tories.

    • @doghouseriley4732
      @doghouseriley4732 Рік тому +2

      Yes, his success rate at elections was unparalleled................................................ great leaders do not fail by that magnitude.

    • @Pacman398
      @Pacman398 Рік тому +1

      Well, one of the jobs of a party leader is to NOT lead it to electoral disaster. So maybe "best" is a little hyperbolic in this case. 😆

    • @mickb7459
      @mickb7459 Рік тому

      @@Pacman398 BEST

    • @mickb7459
      @mickb7459 Рік тому

      Better than blurt and silly band

  • @mikeeroony6683
    @mikeeroony6683 Рік тому +80

    What a hero of a man

    • @Nyjawonder
      @Nyjawonder Рік тому +1

      @Shiri Rast Stepped on Prince Phillip`s foot....? Dont crucify me pls

    • @RouXRenard
      @RouXRenard Рік тому +5

      @Shiri Rast Never being bought out (anyone who thinks he was never threatened is naive). Helping in the Irish peace protest. Not backing off on his principles. Saying his first act as PM would be to recognize Palestine, then standing strong when the right wing tried to destroy him for that.

    • @manoutoftime9057
      @manoutoftime9057 Рік тому

      @Shiri Rast nothing you would be much interested in I don't imagine. He is for the many, not the few.

    • @benmundin71
      @benmundin71 Рік тому

      @Shiri Rasthow many times you gonna comment on here? Corbyn certainly lives in your head rent free 🤣 Crawl back under your rock

  • @taraskywalker453
    @taraskywalker453 Рік тому +148

    I am so glad Corbyn's never lost their voice - the resillience is inspiring
    Edit: “there” -> “their”

    • @nicholasthornton6413
      @nicholasthornton6413 Рік тому +2

      *their voice- but that wouldn't refer to Corbyn, sadly.

    • @RI_TREYAH
      @RI_TREYAH Рік тому

      Did you read that sentence before you posted it? Pronoun nonsense at its finest.

    • @Cephlin
      @Cephlin Рік тому +2

      Liked for the edit alone

    • @tabbymoonshine5986
      @tabbymoonshine5986 Рік тому +2

      Are you okay Rhia?
      Gotta jump at any excuse to bash trans people don't ya

    • @hazelwray4184
      @hazelwray4184 Рік тому

      'Corbyn's never lost their voice' - Corbyn's/their voice?

  • @isis8542
    @isis8542 Рік тому +15

    Viva Jeremy C, looove this man, he is the benchmark of integrity in English politics!!!

  • @RobertCollins-fq5tw
    @RobertCollins-fq5tw 8 місяців тому +5

    We love you Jeremy.

  • @blackmac57
    @blackmac57 Рік тому +38

    The only adult in the political and humanitarian room.

  • @obibraxton2232
    @obibraxton2232 Рік тому +191

    Brillaint interview mann I get emotional sometimes when I see Jeremy speak. Life for many people like me in the UK would be so different and I do believe we’d be better off (ordinary people not the rich on 100k plus and super rich on a million).

    • @tzaph67
      @tzaph67 Рік тому +18

      I get emotional about it too. It was the best chance for our country in my lifetime and I’m 61. Watching what’s happening now, ordinary people openly being flushed down the toilet while the super rich get tax cuts - honestly I’ve wept on occasion.

  • @robskibulletmovement8998
    @robskibulletmovement8998 Рік тому +22

    The BBC and British media in general really portrayed Jeremy Badly to the UK electret.

  • @arp_909
    @arp_909 Місяць тому +4

    One of the biggest political “what ifs” in my lifetime. If he’d won an election we could be living in a very different country. The man is a legend to me

  • @petemarchetto4998
    @petemarchetto4998 Рік тому +36

    I'd change the headline here. A good, wide-ranging and informative discussion in which 'It's not fair!' was remarkably absent given all Corbyn was put through. You're underselling a good interview.

    • @dvomk
      @dvomk Рік тому +5

      Agreed. Novara have a habit of doing this on some really great interview vids (iirc the Len McCluskey one was the same) - choosing clickbait-y titles that may drive social media traction etc., but don't really encourage people across the spectrum to tune in and listen to the content as they should, with an open mind.

  • @baggiesrule22
    @baggiesrule22 Рік тому +72

    Truth is Britain doesn't deserve a man like Corbyn, we've constantly voted against our own self interest. He's not in it for himself, he seems to genuinely want what's best for people, and British people are just focused on who has the silliest hair and can make the most people laugh

    • @janewright2800
      @janewright2800 Рік тому +1

      Sadly that's true, it's beyond me that people don't want what's good for them and like sheep believe the media and all the smear campaigns without thinking about it!

    • @Tyronepeader
      @Tyronepeader Рік тому +5

      Very accurate description of sections of the British public's response to media coverage of Corbyn.

    • @pimpzmobi
      @pimpzmobi 4 місяці тому

      I don't think these types of comments are fair. British people have been brainwashed our whole lives by our msm. Most people are too busy struggling to get by to be interested in searching for anything other than the msm when it comes to "boring" politics that they know nothing about.
      The truth is most people are totally ignorant to whats actually going on (and thats how "the system" created it and want it to stay)

    • @robertdavidson8028
      @robertdavidson8028 4 місяці тому +1

      @@Tyronepeader ...as contrasted with Bojo I think. Talk about gullible.

  • @bahialynch3037
    @bahialynch3037 Рік тому +18

    Thank you Aaron for this brilliant interview. Shame on the Labour Party members who got rid of such a great and principled man.

  • @mattcast44
    @mattcast44 Рік тому +36

    Such an excellent interview. It's always a pleasure to listen to Jeremy Corbyn and Aaron is very good at these 1-on-1s.

  • @misslady0075
    @misslady0075 Рік тому +53

    This is the best interview I've heard from any potential party leader.

  • @benstevinson764
    @benstevinson764 Рік тому +10

    Jeremy Corbyn is a Man of Integrity!!! ❤️🌹

  • @DJJinxC2006
    @DJJinxC2006 Рік тому +49

    Oh Jeremy Corbyn!

  • @robynkeane1325
    @robynkeane1325 Рік тому +89

    It makes me so sad whenever I see our lad Corbyn, I always think ... Here's what we could have won!
    How people can still argue a case for toryism is wild!

    • @imperialphoenix9195
      @imperialphoenix9195 Рік тому +2

      ignoring the fact that he totaly alienated the labour base

    • @gavincampbell7690
      @gavincampbell7690 Рік тому +19

      @@imperialphoenix9195 elo, I thought he re-energised the bass, got lost of people to join the party. Now, a lot of them that joined Labour under jez, have left the party.

    • @gavincampbell7690
      @gavincampbell7690 Рік тому +4

      @@imperialphoenix9195 ahhh yeah! Now I get it. Ms Cardin said it. "The right wing labour base." Bit of an oxymoron, eh.

    • @b00ts4ndc4ts
      @b00ts4ndc4ts Рік тому +9

      @@imperialphoenix9195 go watch the Labour files mate because you are wrong

    • @Andyreally
      @Andyreally Рік тому +1

      @@imperialphoenix9195 the Labour base increased MASSIVELY because of Corbyn. But I suspect that you already know this.

  • @camelwheel8198
    @camelwheel8198 Рік тому +41

    The best PM we never had!

    • @b00ts4ndc4ts
      @b00ts4ndc4ts Рік тому +6

      He use to start PM questions off with reading a letter from a member of the public, that's what that building is for, answering questions that improves public life.

    • @b00ts4ndc4ts
      @b00ts4ndc4ts Рік тому +2

      @@yosserc go watch the Labour files mate and you will realise that you have been coned

  • @Vegannan
    @Vegannan Рік тому +36

    It’s such a shame that the media get away with supporting who they like and trashing others. I only ever heard crap about this man. Great interview!

    • @larynOneka8080
      @larynOneka8080 Рік тому

      Don't believe everything you read or see about people in the media. Do your own research. The media has their own agenda.

  • @lana1661
    @lana1661 Рік тому +21

    Thank you to Novara Media and Aaron Bastani. A brilliant interview. Total love for JC ✊

  • @geoffreynolds8835
    @geoffreynolds8835 Рік тому +12

    I joined the Labour Party because of Jeremy and when he was demonised by the party, I revoked my membership, and told them that they were conservatives wearing Red instead of Blue.
    This Man as Prime minister, we wouldn't have had the problems we have now.

  • @alanjessop5572
    @alanjessop5572 Рік тому +15

    I re-joined the Labour Party because Jeremy inspired me to do so. A true socialist trashed by not just the right wing and their media but also very sadly by some in his own party.

    • @jeffsimon9594
      @jeffsimon9594 7 місяців тому

      That simple is it? JC has NO shortcomings whatsoever?

  • @salzburg49ers4life6
    @salzburg49ers4life6 Рік тому +32

    Amazing and kind human being.

  • @dickmove9517
    @dickmove9517 Рік тому +35

    Everyone out there, who fell for the whole smear campaign, and failed to vote for this man, should watch this interview, along with the recent Al Jazeera series. Now the truth is out, and they can see exactly what went on, I think a lot of them, or at least the intelligent ones, will realise what a terrible injustice was played out at the last election, as we could have actually had a proper PM, for a change. We can only hope they learn the lesson and don't get fooled quite so easily next time, if we're lucky enough to get another person to vote for, who has as much integrity as Jeremy Corbyn, that is. Starmer quite obviously is not that person, so him and his neoliberal chums are going to have to go first, if there's going to be any chance of that happening. Pity Jeremy didn't get to make those reforms to the Labour Party, as it would have made that side of things a whole lot easier. Still, here's hoping we get another chance 🤞

  • @tommyburton9986
    @tommyburton9986 Рік тому +24

    So refreshing to hear from Jeremy

  • @b00ts4ndc4ts
    @b00ts4ndc4ts Рік тому +29

    He could of been the best Prime Minister that we ever had and if he was I don't think that we would be in this mess

  • @mouthpiece806
    @mouthpiece806 Рік тому +87

    this man will have my respect until the day i die. absolute gem of a human

  • @1000WinstonSmith
    @1000WinstonSmith Рік тому +12

    The best PM we never had. Great interview. Thanks. 👍

  • @stellaprogreso5360
    @stellaprogreso5360 Рік тому +22

    Thank you Novara for such a nice interview. Things would be different in the UK if Jeremy C. Would be elected primer minister rather than party man BoJo.

  • @caterthun4853
    @caterthun4853 Рік тому +8

    Please more interviews with Corbyn. First time I have listened to him without outside political pressure.. He makes sense

  • @susim4503
    @susim4503 Рік тому +20

    For one brief moment, when Jeremy and Bernie were both polling strongly, just that one magical moment, I believed things could change. Then I watched their own parties besmirch and destroy them.

    • @peacehope7365
      @peacehope7365 Рік тому +3

      Me too. I think many of us still have broken hearts. Mine broke the morning after the general election in 2019. A tragically wasted opportunity 😔

    • @howareyou857
      @howareyou857 Рік тому +1

      Yep

    • @tzaph67
      @tzaph67 Рік тому

      Me too - the UK and US led by socialists

    • @lana1661
      @lana1661 Рік тому +1

      Ditto

    • @janewright2800
      @janewright2800 Рік тому +1

      @@peacehope7365 my heart broke too and knew what was coming with the cons back in

  • @joshuamccarty999
    @joshuamccarty999 Рік тому +21

    Novara, thank you for this amazing interview with a real leader

  • @miamimo70
    @miamimo70 Рік тому +70

    Shameless coup to oust this man, he should have been PM

    • @Pacman398
      @Pacman398 Рік тому

      The 2019 general election where he lead the party to an historic defeat was a coup?🥴

  • @CliveStephensonCoUkDesigner
    @CliveStephensonCoUkDesigner Рік тому +60

    What a fabulous man...I weep when I think about what this country lost in 2019

    • @mikecook1537
      @mikecook1537 4 місяці тому

      Clearly the country didn't share your view

    • @user-dn3hu3js1b
      @user-dn3hu3js1b 3 місяці тому

      The people did not have a say , it was the Israeli lobbies screaming antisemit.Stamer destroying JC .while leader more people joined the labour party,that is a true fact . The man can not be corrupted.Unlike most politicians. And Starmer is unworthy and corrupt .

    • @londonman8688
      @londonman8688 3 місяці тому

      communism

    • @mikecook1537
      @mikecook1537 3 місяці тому

      @@londonman8688 the worst!
      Capitalism gives people so much opportunity.

    • @londonman8688
      @londonman8688 3 місяці тому

      @@mikecook1537 it certainly does

  • @iainprendergast8311
    @iainprendergast8311 Рік тому +27

    We love you Jeremy.
    The way you were treated almost feels like the way I and many of my friends were treated by supporting you it’s puzzling why people cannot see the future and choose the wrong thing to do

  • @tyler6539
    @tyler6539 Рік тому +22

    I wish Jeremy would start a regular podcast. Love him or hate him, what a fantastic man. It's such a shame to think about what could have been, I would have loved a term of a Labour government to sort out the NHS before I qualify as a junior Doctor in a couple of years.

  • @billybob-jp7eh
    @billybob-jp7eh Рік тому +20

    Things could of been so different. This is the man who could of done so much good.

  • @MrCabbagePatchKid
    @MrCabbagePatchKid Рік тому +37

    Almost every single time within this interview - when asked ‘why?’ in response to an anecdote given by Jeremy - there’s an answer that’s somehow not given. That answer being; British pedagogy has been set by historical standards upheld by the ideals of neoliberalism. Why did the right wing media attack Corbyn? He challenged neoliberalism. Why did the British public turn against Corbyn? He challenged neoliberalism. Upsetting the status quo, even for the greater good of eradicating inequalities and pushing for a fairer society, will be criticised. The systems of power oppress and subdue, leaving us weak and vulnerable and scared to push for greater societal change. Jeremy represented a new sense of optimism and hope - and hope, unfortunately, doesn’t translate to private sector profits. So of course he was going to be smeared. Of course people would be susceptible to fear mongering and erupt in moral panic. There’s too much interest in the preservation of neoliberalism, and I can’t see inequalities being tackled without a restructuring of our society, and unfortunately, that’s just too scary for most people to comprehend.

    • @Rybo4
      @Rybo4 Рік тому +9

      Well said

    • @oight
      @oight Рік тому +4

      as jean-luc godard said in his last film, that basically european people have never been sad enough to make the world a better place for good, and end the constant cycle of deepening inequality and illegal wars abroad. to end the cycle, or rather progression, of capitalism. the movements always get co-opted for settling for so much less, when it inevitably makes things even worse in the long run. we have become too despodent and it's so hard to imagine change. we are going to be tossed aside, we put everything on becoming the US's lapdog and now have nothing much else to offer. without cheap gas after the tories and new labour de-industralising the nation, things will get so much worse without massive change - and that change will not come under starmer at all. corbyn was attacked so much because he genuinely threatened the status quo. a good man.

    • @keeplovealive9882
      @keeplovealive9882 Рік тому

      @jake Hill.. Bravo!! Bravo! Well put.

  • @kevinjewitt6347
    @kevinjewitt6347 Рік тому +10

    I really enjoyed this interview it’s just a pity the Corbyn haters are unlikely to watch it.

  • @jillallan8985
    @jillallan8985 Рік тому +17

    What a great interview!!!! This country missed an amazing opportunity to have this great person as our PM. Jeremy I know you are not racist and that fact will go down in history. You were stabbed in the back by the right wing and I feel for those poor members who also suffered and were used. I will help campaign re: water. Really educational and a few funny bits.

  • @fluentpiffle
    @fluentpiffle Рік тому +96

    “The masses have never thirsted after truth. They turn aside from evidence that is not to their taste, preferring to deify error, if error seduce them. Whoever can supply them with illusions is easily their master; whoever attempts to destroy their illusions is always their victim. An individual in a crowd is a grain of sand amid other grains of sand, which the wind stirs up at will.“
    (Gustave Le Bon, Psychologie der Massen, 1895)

    • @SchgurmTewehr
      @SchgurmTewehr Рік тому +2

      Gutes Buch.

    • @forestsunset9617
      @forestsunset9617 Рік тому +7

      this was said before mass media, so imagine this but on acid.

    • @sbor2020
      @sbor2020 Рік тому +3

      This was written at the very beginning of social psychology, and it show more insight than the countless studies that followed/

  • @fingersflynn
    @fingersflynn Рік тому +14

    Jeremy still sounds the same and propounds his views in the same way as he did in the original leadership contest - that's the difference between him and Starmer - he's consistent and you can believe he will do what he says because he BELIEVES it.

  • @-ooooooooooo
    @-ooooooooooo Рік тому +36

    thought i'd have a wee look for 5 mins, ended up watching the whole thing. He is such a great and knowledgeable speaker. Will keep an eye out for his Truss predictions from the last few mins, I hope he's wrong but he's right about most other things

  • @DukeOfKidderminster
    @DukeOfKidderminster Рік тому +23

    The trouble was that he’s too nice; he needed someone on his team that was prepared to roll their sleeves up and give people a good hiding (metaphorically 😅). When you’re faced the opposition we had, there’s no point trying to play fair, that just won’t work- they behaved like animals, we should be prepared to play dirty.

  • @tahirmahmood6316
    @tahirmahmood6316 Рік тому +72

    I love JC 💕 but he needs to realise Starmer and his sort will not permit him back into the Party , JC needs to form his own party. Where the
    Ike's of him and his supporters can join and call home

    • @CayenneGaramonde
      @CayenneGaramonde Рік тому +13

      Agreed!

    • @progpuss
      @progpuss Рік тому

      Totally agree, starmer will only get in if he sucks up to right wing press

    • @amranaadan1112
      @amranaadan1112 Рік тому

      I would join him in a heartbeat!

    • @howler6490
      @howler6490 Рік тому +12

      And split the leftwing vote? It would be a great idea under P.R.,but not at the moment.
      The minute PR is involved, my name will be on a card...

    • @TedThomasTT
      @TedThomasTT Рік тому

      @@howler6490 no actual leftist would vote for Starmer

  • @psstblue
    @psstblue Рік тому +18

    Absolutely brilliant ❤❤❤

  • @chickennchips9183
    @chickennchips9183 Рік тому +12

    We could have had this man as our Prime Minster. What a missed opportunity. But then again, does a country such as Britain deserve a man as principled as this? The only time I have voted Labour was 2017 and 2019, if it continues in it's current form they will not get my vote again.

    • @davidpowell9713
      @davidpowell9713 Рік тому +1

      I won’t vote for the Judas Starmer, if I want Tories I’ll vote conservative

  • @LeornianCyng
    @LeornianCyng Рік тому +11

    Funny, interesting, entertaining, passionate, engaging, knowledgeable and an actual human being. We were robbed of having the greatest leader in British political history. A brilliant interview by Novara.

  • @joeallen9104
    @joeallen9104 Рік тому +9

    What a Prime Minister he would have been. What a Prime Minister we were denied.

  • @ernestoguevara8930
    @ernestoguevara8930 Рік тому +22

    The UK would, today be so much better if this man were its leader! But no, he had so many enemies on all sides and within! I gave up on UK politics after the December 2019 general election. The people of the UK deserve every ounce of misery that they are now suffering, there is no cure for stupidity because they voted for it!

  • @garrypaterson8429
    @garrypaterson8429 7 місяців тому +3

    Love that man ❤

  • @tzaph67
    @tzaph67 Рік тому +10

    Mega thanks to the legendary Jeremy Corbyn for talking with such intelligence, compassion and insight, to Aaron Bastani for a great interview and to Novara Media who are going from strength to strength. A really interesting and engaging interview - so much better than anything you get to see on the msm.

  • @nitinarvind
    @nitinarvind Рік тому +5

    It's tragic how the 'labour' part of labour got snuffed out. Respect Corbyn for his integrity. It's tragic that he might not run again

  • @wolfgangscheurer8601
    @wolfgangscheurer8601 Рік тому +7

    how unfortunate you brits are not having this noble man as PM !!

  • @NeilHippieKiller
    @NeilHippieKiller Рік тому +49

    This was a really lovely and wide-ranging interview with lots of good questions, thank you for doing it Aaron

    • @sbor2020
      @sbor2020 Рік тому +3

      Never meet your heroes!! Aaron did a great job, as always: challenging, impeccably prepared, and most imprtantly, never interupting!

  • @susanmunro3028
    @susanmunro3028 Рік тому +10

    Fabulous interview!! Great to hear the man speak again.

  • @sharpyt1
    @sharpyt1 Рік тому +11

    Watching this just after the Labour Files makes it all the more poignant - how close we came to having a genuinely honest, anti-racist, socialist leader, but for the corrupt right wing of his own party. I cannot forgive Starmer and his cronies.

  • @harveybrown37
    @harveybrown37 Рік тому +7

    If I had met Elizabeth ll I’d have asked her why it took her until the age of 66 before she was finally persuaded to pay any taxes whatsoever.

    • @StokeseyHD
      @StokeseyHD Рік тому

      She would of been quivering in her slippers if you asked her that

  • @lauramartin5579
    @lauramartin5579 Рік тому +8

    Thanks for this, Aaron and Jeremy. Best PM we never had. Take care, JC. Solidarity One Love

  • @jamilaasfu7481
    @jamilaasfu7481 Рік тому +5

    I really love you Jeremy💓 and thank you to the journalist for interviewing him🙏

  • @boota1979
    @boota1979 Рік тому +10

    I had not voted at all since the 1997 GE, as I was totally disillusioned with politics. I believed in Jeremy Corbyn and wanted him to become prime minister, it was a sad day when he was beaten by the fool Boris. The hate and smearing campaign against him was relentless and utterly abhorrent.

  • @wendypope37
    @wendypope37 Рік тому +11

    My friend met him he is absolutely the most finest person ever they said so genuine and warm hearted chatted to them for a while no way they felt he was a false person he should be running the country not the personal cash project oh sorry I mean the Tories

  • @grahamturvill9269
    @grahamturvill9269 Рік тому +7

    My god we could have had an informed, visionary , man who deeply cares about people.

  • @lindahamilton4319
    @lindahamilton4319 Рік тому +10

    I love this interview and I love you Jeremy Corbyn. This country has a long way to go to evolve enough to catch up with you. Sadly you are so ahead of your time. I hope your messages will never fade with the passage of time and will be looked back at as a righteous and true path for both governments and individuals to conduct their thoughts, words and lives not just for ourselves but for the greater good of us all! Bless you Jeremy Corbyn. Your strength and resilience are astounding!