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It's curtains for Star. It's game over

for Star. We all know Star's dude.

>> You are friends with the pedophile. That

should have ruled out Mandlesson

instantly. The Eagles are circling. The

Vultures going in. Someone's to make a

play for leadership.

>> Well, JJ, I've got a bit of an exclusive

for you on that.

>> Okay, James, this is another emergency

episode of the Daily Espresso. It's all

about Star. Is he going to survive?

>> Well, JJ, it's a bit on bit on a knife

edge really. He's been referred

basically there's this debate in

parliament today about whether to refer

Kier Stalmer to the privileges

committee. It's basically a sleas

inquiry into looking into his

appointment of Peter Manderson as the UK

ambassador to the US. Uh MPs have been

told well Labour MPs have been told

there's a free line whip for our viewers

are maybe not familiar with what that

means. Do you want to explain what a

freeline whip is?

>> No.

>> No.

>> I think they know. I think our viewers

are getting enough.

>> Well, they've all been told they've got

a sports star. They got a sports dharma

or what happens? They basically get

sacked. Yeah,

>> they have the they get no support from

the Labour party at next election. They

remove the Labour whip.

>> Probably news to many of their ears, I'd

say.

>> Yeah, definitely. Yeah, they got they

got to sit next to Jeremy Corbyn on the

back benches in the corner basically in

the parliamentary cuck chair

back right. Um this is this is a bit of

a moment of peril for Karma, isn't it?

Um if it goes against him today, he is

screwed. Well, look, let's go start with

M Morgan Mcweeny, right? So, he's been

in talking to the MPs, telling them um

what he did with regards to Mandlesson's

appointment. He's actually I think he's

he's become Star's human shield.

>> He he says he made a serious mistake. He

takes full blame for hiring Mandlesson.

Um is it's his full responsibility

>> and essentially he says Mandlesson lied

to him and didn't tell him the truth and

he didn't know that at the time. Now my

question would be you you knew at the

time though that he was Mandlesson was

friends with Epstein

>> and you knew that Mandlesson uh you knew

that Epstein was a pedophile.

>> So for me that would have been I don't

need a vet. I don't need to vet anymore.

It's like you were friends with a

pedophile

>> after the fact that this pedophile was

was was announced as a pedophile. That

should have been that should have ruled

out Mandlesson instantly.

>> And his nickname the prince of darkness.

Yes. I mean, just how does this guy get

through any reasonable human judgment,

let alone a betting process? Just basic

logic. The guy's friends of the world's

worst pedo and you're getting it. I

mean, it's ridiculous. Yeah. He says to

the he says to the committee today,

Morgan Mcween, this is Morgan Mcweeny

again. He said, "I left it all to the

foreign office."

>> He just says he had no part to play. Put

no pressure on. Um then he says, "I

should have asked more questions about

Mandles, his mate." You know, they used

to guy's a pali. Yes. I think after

today there's no love loss there, is

there? He says, you know, I should have

asked more questions, which I think is

essentially like saying, you know, you

job interviews, you get asked, you know,

what's your worst quality? You know, I'm

just too dedicated. I'm too trusting.

>> I've trusted the foreign office too

much. Um, then he goes on to say, he

said that Manderson was not honest

enough

>> during the voting process. So,

>> horror, the prince of darkness wasn't

honest.

>> Yeah, who would have guessed? Peter

Manderson dishonest. Um, anyway, won't

go too much on that. Um, basically,

yeah, Morgan Mr. has gone up, like you

say, tried to be a human shield for

Star.

>> Mhm.

>> Tried to throw everyone else under the

bus. Foreign office, uh, vetting

officials, Mandlesson himself. He's not

taking any responsibility of his own.

He's not put any of this at Stalmer's

door. And why? Again, we'll go back to

this vote. It's because he's facing sort

of fight for his life today. Stalmer

really is on the brink.

>> That's right. All right. So, MPs will

vote later on if there should be an

inquiry into whether Starmer misled

>> um Parliament of Melson's vetting. Um

Kam Badnock, Tory leader, um she says,

"Yeah, Star did mislead MPs many many

times. Multiple times is her um exact

wording." But let's look into this.

Let's let's say that the MPs vote and

they they say okay we do want to look

into whether Star misled Parliament and

there's investigation.

>> What's going to happen? He gets referred

to the uh standards.

>> I mean it all be very boring like so

much in parliament very processy.

>> It'll all be a bit dull but what it

means the interesting thing

>> if you're a prime minister and you're

getting referred to an inquiry for sleas

it just looks so bad. Right. on top of

everything else. And I think what I do

find a little bit frustrating about this

story is why is it always stuff like

this

>> that does prime ministers in you know

all of our stuff on his grooming gang

failures

>> doesn't make a dent ruining the economy

doesn't make a dent in Westminster

>> trying to freeze our elderly and then

you turning on it. Yeah. There's this a

plethora of things Tom has done.

>> Yeah. And at no point have Labour MPs

been like this guy's useless.

>> Yeah.

>> This guy's terrible. Should we just get

rid of him?

>> No. just we're waiting for these May

elections. So I think the interesting

part is that yeah if he loses this vote

on whether to have a sleeves inquiry

because God is so processy you know

loses the vote to have an inquiry into

if he loses that it's really it's just

reinforces that it's curtains for Star

>> it's game over for Stara but nothing's

going to happen before the local

elections

>> precisely

>> no one's going to want to take over

>> before the May local elections

>> because then it's on your door is it's

your feet that you've lost all these

councils they're going to want Star to

be charge for for the dubbing

essentially.

>> Yeah. So realistically this I I think

people who work in politics and people

in the Westminster bubble obsessed,

they're obsessed with this and they

think, "Oh, this is such big news." I

don't think the every man on the street

>> is going to change their mind about

Starmer either way. People who think

Star's ruined the country over the last

two years are still going to think that.

People who support Stara are probably

still going to support Star and they're

going to say things like that. I say,

"Better the devil we know. I don't want

to have Miller band running the country.

I don't particularly want rain running

the country. So, it's probably better we

just stick with Stararma just so that

the country can stay a little bit less

chaotic.

>> So, it's it's I don't think I don't

think this is as important to the to the

rest of the United Kingdom as people in

Westminster seem to think.

>> If you ask the average person on the

street why they don't like Starman, no