"We Need a Long, Hard Look At Ourselves" | Former Tory SPAD On Party's Defeat
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- Опубліковано 10 лип 2024
- Jeremy Kyle speaks to former Conservative special advisor James Price about the battering the Tories got at last week's election after a disastrous campaign. With Rishi Sunak perceived as dropping the ball time and again, the question now stands as to who will be the party's next leader to oppose the new Labour government.
The pair also discuss more of this week's news, including the triple crossbow murder carried out by Kyle Clifford, who has now been caught, the UK's ongoing migration crisis, the new Prime Minister Keir Starmer's upcoming meeting with President Joe Biden and more.
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Reform UK is what the Conservatives should be. Reform all the way!
5 manifesto pledges on immigration 5 terms of office with massive immigration they never change and wont.
You had 14 years to look at yourselves .now you've got another 25
Do you believe in flat earth?
@@run2cat4runflat earth is more believable than the Tories.
Imagine how out of touch you have to be to still be a Tory fan.
Unless you are rich and friends with a torie
Sunak has to go down as the country's worst Prime minister, absolutely incompetent and useless. This was what the country got when we had an unelected politician regardless of his background, religion or colour.
@@stephenmorley3285 they were all rubbish may Boris liss sunak but watch starmer come in n say hold my beer 🍺
Sure went well with Tories other white leaders before Rishi lol
WEF or not WEF that is the question.
@@imbonkers3629I wouldn't hold my breath if I was you 😅😅😅
@@rokketron tell me that after he triples your energy bills 🙄
next tory leader ......MR Blobby 👍👍
Tories never drop the ball since the whole point of their campaign is to help their rich mates and get richer themselves
Low tax may attract more foreign investments and low benefits can force more people to work, British colonial officers ruled Hong Kong with this policy for 156 years of British rule, it's working very well
And millionaire starmer will do excactly the same , he is already a sir , close ties with mi5 n cia through the trilateral commission , you will never get a pm who is for the people would cost the rich to much to help the people
@@imbonkers3629 the wealthy people will leave your country or transfer the investments to other countries if the tax is too high, they know how to protect their wealth very well.
Dyson has cut 1000 employees in UK and transferred part of the investment to Singapore soon after Labour is elected, because Singapore has very low tax
@@yipzoe3865 thousands have left already
@@yipzoe3865 just checked numbers Jyst in 2024 9.5k millionaires have left
Given the rapid decline of sanity , my money is on Tugendhat .
Agree...they are hell bent on self destruction. Thankfully.
Either find yourselves a grownup leader, or call it quits and join REFORM. They have the only grown up leader in British Politics.
Who cares who their leader is? If they don't want to be who they claim to be, Conservatives, they may as well have Larry the cat.
The question you need to ask the Government is... Who are you serving... The EU...or the British people!
DAVOS, Starmer has said he would back Davos before the UK!
The Tories and Labour support the EU. Both are left wing parties. Reform are the only right wing party in the UK.
If the poll is correct, Welcome to Reform, Suella!
No chance she stated in her speech that reform poses an extential threat 😂😂😂😂
@nowgrownup Wait and see!
Suella said, "Reform poses an extential threat to the Conservatives."
Not to the country!
Liebour said they would clear the backlog, they forgot to mention they would do it by granting them amnesty.
Wow, A tory questioning Reform's political strategy. What a ding bat.
The Tories ensured that Keir Stoma got his feet over the doorstep of No 10.
I dislike them more than I do Stomas ridiculous party.
Kemi 31% Suella 13% - They just don’t get it do they. They just never learn. They don’t understand the hatred people have. They don’t understand the conversations that need to be had. They might not like what Suella says but she is right and you can keep ignoring it at your peril.
Who cares?
Having watched Steve Baker speak to The Spectator yesterday, it is a huge shame that he has lost his seat . He is/was a Small Government advocate and a LEADER. Exactly what the Conservatives have been missing for most of the past 15 years. As it is, he is pleased to be leaving politics. Bottom line, is that today's Conservative & Unionist Party is neither Conservative or Unionist - and Cameron started that transition 16 years ago - he made them a LIBERAL Party - just as Labour had become 15 years before. IMO we have had 27 years of Liberal Government (rather than Labour or Tory), which implies that UK must be a very liberal nation - but the number of actual MPs masks the true thoughts of the nation - 4 million+ Votes for Reform, but only 5 MPs tells us that. Tories need to return to their roots.....but I am not sure they will.
I used to think the same about Baker, but not anymore.
@@rokketron May I ask why you say that ? Worth finding the YT The Spectator video (2 days ago) and watching it. Baker went UP in my estimation....though his comments on Farage / Reform rankled me.
@rjw4762 I'm not sure what he said, but it was something about Reform, which I didn't agree with.
I think he also backed Teresa May's Brexit trade deal, If I remember correctly.
@@rokketron It's fair to say that he sees himself as a PRAGMATIC Politcian, and he accused all 'populist' parties of having no solutions - to which I found myself thinking ; Well, What solutions have the Tories offered this past 14 years apart from higher taxes and big government ? OVERALL, I was impressed by how he spoke.....I do think that he was a bit of a lone voice.
A Conservative and not a centre left wet would be good
Who cares.???
Braverman for me and then I will vote for them. Reform for me at the moment.
they didn't listen to her when she was a cabinet minster , what makes you think they'll listen to her as leader lol
They are highly unlikely going to choose her.
@@oldshiny3012 That's why they are in a mess.
@@maccagrabme I don't trust Badenoch.
Suella will be defecting to Reform, no doubt whatsoever!
Wy tory upset about leder
The Tories will continue on their center left course, the center lefty individuals there will prevail and they will lose even more seats….🤷♂️👉
Who cares?