"More LUNATIC SOCIALIST Left-Wing Clowns!" | Keir Starmer Leadership Threatened By Andy Burnham

Nick H is also on a voice note. Can a

new leader save Labor?

>> Morning Mark. It's Nick from Lua. The

only thing that can save Labor is a

coalition packed with the Green Party,

which is why it's so absolutely

imperative that the the right now unite

to prevent such a spectre from becoming

reality. Have a good weekend, Mark.

>> Nick, thank you for a great voice note.

I'm delighted to say with me live in the

studio, one of the most experienced and

respected journalists in the country,

the former executive editor of the News

of the World, Neil Wallace. And down the

line, a legend of talk, former Met

Detective Peter Blexley. Gentlemen,

welcome to the show. And Peter, good to

see you this morning. Can a new leader

save Labor?

>> Well, here we are. It's Select Socialist

Saturday.

Will it be Burnon? Will it be Raina?

Will it be streeting? Or as you've

pointed out, will Stalmer try and cling

on? Either way, we should actually

rename it, lose Labor Saturday, cuz

that's what the nation desperately

needs, having been swept to power with

such a huge majority on essentially what

was a protest vote just to get the tries

out. Once again, socialists have proven

continually that they are utterly unfit,

inappropriate, and incapable of running

the country effectively.

>> It's a great job if you can get it

though, isn't it, Peter? Because

Starmmer's replacement, if it happens,

will have up to three years and a

healthy majority. So, it's a prize that

will be fought over.

>> Yes. And that's all the more reason why

Stalmer is in this very already

undignified fashion going to cling on.

It's clear that he adores the trappings

of power. He seems drunk on power to me

and he will cling on. No, no matter

shamelessly it looks no matter how

damaging it is to his party and of

course in more broader terms to the

nation. He will have to be dragged out

of number 10, kicking and screaming all

the way. Although, if anybody ever

remembers watching him on a punch bag

some years ago, Stara kicking and

screaming really wouldn't be too much of

a challenge for a fouryear-old.

>> I'd rather the punch bag was running

Britain. It makes more sense. It's more

compelling. What about that, Neil

Wallace? You are the king of the

headline from Peter Blexley. We've just

heard the adjectives regarding Karma.

Shameless. damaging drunk on power.

>> Yeah.

>> Go figure.

>> Go figure.

>> And in other news.

>> Yes. So, what's new?

>> The Pope goes to church every Sunday.

>> That's right.

You're spot on, Peter. Of course. In

particular, particularly your

interpretation that Stalmar will cling

on. Uh I mean, don't forget there's not

many places you can get as many foreign

trips as he likes to get. you know, the

he he's not really too interested in

what happens back here in Great Britain,

but he does love a foreign trip, doesn't

he? He, you know, uh the big perk of the

job for him, I think, is his air miles.

But the problem is while he's doing

that, nothing is being resolved back

here. Have you noticed incidentally how

Rachel Reeves has essentially been put

in a box and she's not allowed out to

wander around make spouting her um her

her nonsense about the the enormous

amounts of growth she's generating etc

etc

>> she's been benched hasn't she

>> has totally totally the only time you

see her is at prime minister's questions

when she has to sit next behind star and

that's to make

>> and her main job is not to cry by the

way Yes. I'm sorry. You going to say

that's to make sure that

>> Well, she the real reason is uh to make

sure that she's forever branded with

him, but also she has to be make sure

that she doesn't laugh at the wrong

moments. Uh because that's rather

important with some of the things that

he comes out with how funny it would be

if she actually burst out laughing at at

his nonsense. But there's a serious

point here, isn't there? That you know,

we're having this conversation. Um,

again, as Peter pointed out, at at a

time of only two years into a five-year

parliament with a government that's got

400 MPs and it's chaos, you know, I I

one of the great things about this show,

I think, are those voice notes you get.

Yeah. And you hear ordinary people

coming in and giving their views from

Luborough, from Newcastle, from down

here in London, and they're ordinary

working people who just can't believe

what they're witnessing. And um I I'm

sure Peter probably like me agrees for

the idea that I do think we're stuck

with Star.

>> Wow. Well, that's a great question,

Peter. What do you think? Will Starmmer

cling on, undignified as it may be?

>> Well, let's rewind to the general

election campaign of 2024. And people

quite rightly use the analogy that

Starmer was carrying a Ming vase across

an ice rink. Um, as long as he didn't

drop it, he was going to get elected

into power. And of course, that's

exactly what happened. He wasn't elected

into Downing Street because he was seen

as a wonderful leader or that because he

had such a manifesto that chimed with

the public. He got into number 10 purely

and simply because millions of people

were sick to death of the Tory party of

their lamentable efforts at government

when they actually showed themselves to

be left-wing liberal flaky pathetic

progressives to be perfectly honest with

you. So he got in. He had a huge

majority. And what has been astonishing

is just how inept he is at politics. I

have never known a prime minister in my

living years who is so bad at the

dayto-day politicking. He gets it wrong

time and time again, which is why we've

had so many U-turns, which is why his

name is so derogatorily chanted at dance

matches, football matches, and many

other locations around the country, and

why there is a desperate need for people

to see him gone. But if he's gone

without a general election, we need to

be very very cautious because as you've

pointed out, what could come next?

Burnham, Raina, streeting, more of these

lunatic left-wing socialist clowns who

know that they are only ever good at

spending other people's money. And when

that's all run out, where is the

country? It's bankrupt. Well, that's the

problem. As Neil brilliantly pointed

out, Peter, our viewers and listeners

live in the real world. They work hard

and they get it. They can see that this

Labor project is not working. And to

replace the leader is the territory of

deck tears on the Titanic, isn't it?

>> Oh, it definitely is. And of course,

there will be media outlets and

commentators and writers and columnists

absolutely desperate to see Star go. So

they've got something to write and

comment about. But it could be an even

more dangerous thing for the nation

because if we get an even more left-wing

rampant socialist clown into number 10

Downing Street because there's not a

general election, then all they're going

to do is raise more taxes, spend more of

our money, waste more of our money, not

stop the illegal migration nonsense, and

and things will simply get worse and not

better.

>> That's the problem. Are we in a scenario

now, Neil Wallace, in which Sakir

Stalmer for his innumerable failings is

the least worst option.

>> Well, that's essentially what Peter is

pointing out there, isn't it? And it's

what frankly I've been going on about in

the studio for some months because I

don't believe