'Kick him OUT!' Labour MPs urged to 'grow a backbone' and BOOT 'COWARD' Keir Starmer

Joining me now is the shadow home

secretary Chris Phelp. Mr. Phelp, great

to see you this morning, but very

worrying scenes out of America. What's

your reaction to what's gone on

overnight?

>> Good morning, Camila. Yes, very worrying

indeed. Whenever democratically elected

leaders or people running for office get

attacked in the way that President Trump

was, uh, it's something that should

deeply deeply alarm all of us because it

was an attack not just on Donald Trump

as an individual, but an attack on the

entire democratic system itself.

Whenever elected politicians are

attacked in this way or are subject to

intimidation, it is undermining our

democratic system. That is why it is so

serious. I'm glad President Trump is

okay. I'm glad that they've rapidly

apprehended the person responsible and I

think the security services in America,

the Secret Service as they call it, need

to make sure the security around the

president and of course his majesty the

king who is flying out there is stepped

up.

>> How worried should we be about uh King

Charles and Queen Camila traveling out

to Washington? I thought it was

significant that in the prime minister's

statement he referenced the potential

for this being an attack on the freedom

of the press. We've got our two most

senior royals, the US president and

indeed a huge media presence all

together next week. Should we be worried

and should security be significantly

stepped up, Mr. Phil?

>> Well, I certainly think security should

be urgently reviewed to make sure there

are no loopholes. I mean, security

around the king is very high rightly

anyway, but it should be reviewed and if

necessary stepped up. We can't take any

risks at all. But I think it is

important the trip does go ahead because

we can't allow the actions of people who

commit acts of violence to stop our

political process and our diplomatic

process from going ahead. We can never

let violence prevail. And just as for

example Margaret Thatcher went ahead

with her speech uh in the 1980s after

that awful IRA bomb attack. We should

not allow these kind of attacks to

prevent or disrupt uh politics and

diplomacy continuing as usual.

Let's just move it back to domestic

matters. Mr. Phelp, the prime minister

this morning has given an interview to

the Sunday Times in which he claims he

will be around to fight the next general

election for Labor. What's your reaction

to that headline?

>> Well, I think it's laughable, frankly.

He's barely going to be around to fight

the local elections in a week and a

half, let alone the general election in

3 years time. Frankly, Kstarma should

resign straight away. Partly because he

had the misjudgment to appoint Peter

Mandlesson as US ambassador despite his

links to Russia and China and to Jeffrey

Epstein because he lied during the

general election campaign saying he

wouldn't put up taxes, but he's put up

taxes all over the place. So, frankly,

Star should resign. And if he doesn't

resign, Labour MPs and ministers should

have the backbone to get rid of him

because he is a catastrophic prime

minister who is seriously damaging our

national interest with every minute that

he remains in office.

>> Well, he's clearly not going to resign

because he's given that interview this

morning saying, "I intend to stick

around for the next general election."

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>> Look, you're the official opposition.

Have you missed a trick here? You

haven't acted quickly enough. We've now

got Parliament being peroged on

Wednesday. The jury's out as to whether

there's going to be another PMQs, which

means that the prime minister will avoid

scrutiny. Shouldn't you have tabled a

motion of confidence last week? There's

no way either of you forcing him to

appear before the privileges committee.

So, you haven't been robust enough in

your opposition, have you, Mr. Phil?

>> Well, hang on a sec. It was the

Conservatives uh in the first place that

put down the motion that forced the

disclosure of all of the Mandlesson

documents. That was a conservative

motion in Parliament. If Kristama does

try and weasle his way out of Prime

Minister's questions in three days time

on Wednesday, that would be an act of

abject cowardice by Kama. Uh and I think

the public will judge him accordingly if

he's too frightened to turn up to PMQs

on Wednesday. I think there should be a

privileges committee inquiry into

whether he misled parliament because he

said due process had been followed. That

was not true because the cabinet

secretary Simon Casease told him to get

Mandlesson vetted in advance of the

appointment and Starmmer didn't do that.

Star also said in parliament last week I

think at PMQs in answer to Kem Badnock.

He said that no pressure was put on the

foreign office about the Mandlesson

vetting but the evidence given by Ollie

Robbins directly contradicted that. In

fact, Ollie Robbins said there was daily

pressure being put by number 10 on the

foreign office. So there's two examples

of where Karma misled parliament. This

is the man by the way. Let's not forget

who cloaked himself in a mantle of

superilious moral superiority and now it

turns out he's the man that appointed

Peter Mandlesson and has been it seems

to me misleading parliament. That's why

I think uh Starmmer should resign and if

he won't resign voluntarily and as you

say probably won't then Labour MPs and

ministers should kick him out.

>> Well, Labour in opposition have managed

to force out three prime ministers.

You've not managed one even despite all

of the problems with Kama that you've

just cited. I mean, we could add to that

16 U-turns. We could add to that the

appointment of Lord Hurmer as attorney

general. Now, it's been revealed even

though he denies some of the claims

about his involvement with the Al Swedi

accusers. I mean, the list goes on. You

haven't done an effective enough job as

opposition because the prime minister is

still in post.

>> Camila, that is total nonsense. Those 16

U-turns were forced by the Conservative

opposition. Things like uh the winter

fuel U-turn, the family farm tax U-turn.

The fact the Chaos Islands have not been

handed over to Maitius is because

Conservatives in the House of Lords

managed working with others managed to

delay the passage of the bill. And in

the meantime, Donald Trump thankfully

has changed his mind. Those U-turns are

thanks to the Conservative opposition

despite the fact there are only 120 of

us in parliament. and K star had a

landslide win. His majority is 160 or