Melissa Benn: Jeremy Corbyn, his life and what's next?

[@andymorgan5009]

What a brilliant, honest, witty hard working man he is! Shame on the Tories, The Media and Starmer for making a good man seem like a monster! Forever Corbyn!

[@Voices__Media]

Absolutely. We know different though and will make films for him whenever he needs one.

[@californiadreamin8423]

I don’t think he’s honest. Why did he collude with the Tories to take away my freedom of movement ? That’s called betrayal.

[@progpuss]

​@@californiadreamin8423 he didn't, he had his problems with the EU but he would go along with the majority which was remain in the party .

[@californiadreamin8423]

@@progpuss Oh yes he did. He betrayed Labour Party policy , and in particular younger Labour members who pushed him to be leader, and he imposed a 3 line whip to support a minority Tory government get Article 50 through parliament. He could have stopped Brexit in its tracks , didn’t even challenge it, but supported it in parliament….where it counts.

[@michaelharrison3602]

He made himself look like a monster:claiming that the 3000 victims of 9/11 got what they deserved. He called off duty soldier Lee Rigby's murder a Victory he claimed that the Rogrooming gang done nothing wrong. He cheered the bombing of Manchester arena He first came to public notice when as Labour leader when he attended a memorial service for those who died during the battle Britain he sat there like a petulant teenager who's not been allowed to where his baseball cap tl a funeral sneering and generally mocking the other people there for singing hymns and the national anthem..he refused to cross the Thames to attend a memorial for Lee Rigby but he had no problem crossing a continent to join celebrations of the 2973 Munich massacre. Flashing gang signs with zHezbola and Al Queda.Flashing gang signs? He's not some 16 year old ghetto kid.Hes a white 74 year old upper middle class millionaire MP

[@potterbean]

Beautiful content - how different this country could be if this fantastic chap had been given the time and space to articulate his views and character as he has been in this interview! Bravo to the team, this was a delight to watch and learn from 🎉

[@Voices__Media]

It's a shame he has never had the chance fully.

[@user-rk3oi8bi4u]

Incredible interview. I always have time for Mr Corbyn, his passion for people radiates whenever he speaks

[@kingchamed]

A good man, smeared for going against the establishment in trying to make people's lives better. Still fighting despite the hatred. Keep going Jezza

[@californiadreamin8423]

Why did he collude with the Tories to take away my freedom of movement ?

[@adriftinaboat3452]

@@californiadreamin8423 Because people using food banks, the poor the exploited and the disenfranchised are really bothered about freedom of movement

[@californiadreamin8423]

@@adriftinaboat3452 Poor people existed before Corbyn hitched a ride on the Labour Party. Corbyn has some conceited socialist vision in his own image which in 40 years has done nothing for working people. He’s caused more harm than good…..you quite simply have been hypnotised by him. With freedom of movement, poor people have all of Europe to earn a living and put bread on the table, instead of this prison island. Didn’t you know ?

[@willraven2302]

More like still fighting despite loosing the biggest amount of seats since the thirties for labour and given a deranged tori government a big majority to wreak havoc on the country.

[@TheRockbird1]

Great stuff. Jeremy is always on the side of good. An inspiration, much vilified by the Establishment. Speaks volumes...

[@bourdieufan7433]

always lovely to hear the great fella

[@Voices__Media]

Some unheard personal stories!

[@bourdieufan7433]

@@Voices__Media can’t wait

[@biffa1234100]

excellent conversation , my favourite living MP , talking with the daughter of my favourite all time MP about him and other relevant and local topics. (both of my sons were born in the whittington hospital circa late 80s/90s, their mum was actually manager of the maternity/womens health dept at the time) Always knew we had a hard working and conscientious local MP . A real man of integrity and honour , a working class hero. Thanks for the memories , a lovely discussion

[@dontplayitlikethatplayitli4558]

What a wonderful guy. She wants to talk about him and he wants to talk about the many people he has come across in his work.

[@anna5833]

Such a well- crafted interview. Thoughtful, intelligent, measured and humane - a pleasure to watch . Highlights the current failings both in the mainstream media and Parliament.

[@denisegeake2112]

What an amazing interview! I admire this man so much and want to thank him for all the very many times he has stood up and been the voice for working class people. If there are people like Jeremy in the world then there is hope. ❤

[@ashleygraham8781]

'voice for the working class' - get lost. This bloke would have claimed dole rather than work in a factory, if he wasn't lucky enough to have been brought up in a manor house by comfortably well-off parents.

[@babymonalisa]

💯

[@elaineedgar2913]

But we need many more and because he is still fighting for us, we should encourage others to listen and engage with his views and his integrity. Thank you so much JC for everything.

[@jamesjohnson2394]

@@ashleygraham8781 But he fought for the working class. He was a class traitor yes, as in he was born into wealth however he was interested in helping those that sell their labour power i.e all the majority

[@martineporret5431]

I suppose you must love Sunak or starmer you peabrain@@ashleygraham8781

[@catherinewalks1207]

Such a pleasure to listen to Jeremy Corbyn talk without the fear of some misrepresentation or sabotage intruding.

[@Voices__Media]

That's what we are here for!

[@californiadreamin8423]

Did he explain why he colluded with the Tories to take away our freedom of movement ?

[@catherinewalks1207]

@@californiadreamin8423 I spoke too soon. The sentiment "Jeremy Corbyn caused my Brexit" may be understandable, but is in no way a reality take.

[@californiadreamin8423]

@@catherinewalks1207 Have I lost my freedom of movement ? Yes. That’s my reality take. Did Corbyn impose à 3 Line Whip to support a minority Tory government get Article 50 through parliament ? Yes. That’s my reality take. Over to you because that’s not misrepresentation but the truth.

[@timwilton-davies8077]

@@californiadreamin8423 Why did Labour collude with 17.4 million voters? The answer is called democracy.

[@MostafaTamer89]

Wonderful interview with a wonderful honorable man by an amazing interviewer who happens to be the daughter of an incredible man 😊 Cheers from Italy.

[@georgepeel1484]

Wonderful interview! I hope this is the first of a series, of interviews with Jeremy Corbyn! He has so much to tell us about the history, and the struggles, of the Working Class. So much that 'the other side' are happy to forget, and to be forgotten. This interview is only an appetiser. I want more! Solidarity! ✊

[@Voices__Media]

Watch this space!

[@beckyboop3517]

​@@Voices__Media Subscribed

[@cazwalden1497]

Such a wonderful man. A shame there are not many more like him in the world of politics. Could you imagine the world we would have and the future our children would inherit

[@KimSenior]

A lot better than the corrupt world we live in now!

[@gillk6783]

I love this man

[@kazms]

Melissa Benn makes interviewing look effortless! Maybe because it's not so much an interview as two wise friends having a thoughtful chat. I love this. Thank you very much for doing this Voices Media - in a fairer world this conversation (and your work) would be on national TV. New Beacon Bookshop - love it - what a wonderful place to have a chat.

[@Voices__Media]

Thank you Kaz! Melissa is great and definitely makes it look easy.

[@camillaconstance6526]

I absolutely loved this conversation. What an incredible life Jeremy Corbyn has had. I find his ability to quietly & unwaveringly stick to his truth incredible & inspirational. A beautiful, beautiful human being.

[@ashleygraham8781]

Anyone would have the 'incredible' life he's had, if they could afford to fail due to having wealthy parents picking up the bill.

[@MrBurtonshaw]

@@ashleygraham8781 or they could get greedy and agree with all the other shitty troughers and make even more money aye?

[@paulinegibson7010]

Great interview of great man ! Thank you !

[@BgzyG]

The People’s Champion ✊🏽

[@andyhearn3518]

as long as the people are refugees

[@ashleygraham8781]

Turns out, Boris was. By an 80 seat margin.

[@patcampton7163]

I hope to see the people who have tried to bring him.down apologise for their treatment of him but I'm.not holding my breath. Great interview. Great man.

[@patm6704]

The successful media demonising and toppling of Corbyn was led by state broadcaster BBC. Only a rightwing-led Labour Party, party like Blair's New Labour, is allowed to govern. The UK is, in effect, a one-party state. Tony Benn pointed out this system was engineered to prevent the possibility of a government for the many not the few. The energies of the many good people working for a fair and just society should be directed at fighting for a republic, no matter how long or how hard. It's the only realistic option - other than a bloody revolution - to effect the necessary radical change. Anything less will always end in bitter disappointment.

[@kennethhorne4775]

Oh Jeremy Corbyn, Is Simply The BEST!

[@AndyArmstrong88]

The PM we never had. 🌹

[@patm6704]

The UK is increasingly authoritarian, in goosestep with the US, EU etc. That's why Establishment will ensure stormtrooper Starmer is the next PM because he's more authoritarian than many Tories. During the Covid-19 lockdowns, Starmer was demanding more stringent restrictions than the Tories were imposing. Out of 650 MP’s, Starmer was the only one invited to become a member of the US rightwing neo-con's Trilateral Commission. An organisation that believes, we, the people, have too much freedom, too much democracy. Like the corporate-controlled US, the UK is fake democracy fraudulently disguised as real democracy. Tory or Labour governments are chosen by the Establishment dependent on which best benefits the agenda of the Establishment, war industry etc. Propped up and enabled by mainstream media owned and controlled by rightwing billionaires. Plus, state broadcaster BBC, the propaganda-wing of the UK Establishment, war industry etc.

[@krisburgess2857]

To hell with the red rose 🌹 it reminds me of new labor I like the red flag 🚩 that is the real labor party symbol

[@annesaunders3851]

Love this man, as do many, many, many more of us.

[@selfpreservationsociety]

Not the white working class

[@ashleygraham8781]

Many, many more appeared to love Boris. What does that say about this berk?

[@annesaunders3851]

@@JupiterThunder where to start? Mainstream opposition promoting lies and smears and Johnson's lying promises to GET BREXIT done! Starmer's 2nd ref policy lost red wall seats. Where were you?

[@LunaPaul77]

Great interview, bless this guy!

[@Sotangy247]

That was brilliant . Such an amazing man

[@Tony-gg3nd]

My biggest disappointment in life is that I’ll never see a true socialist government in my country.

[@GlennLeinster]

Jeremy still the Man;-)

[@DJWESG1]

My brother was one of the 6k ppl kidnapped onto IPP by the cameron regime, after spending almost decade in prison over tarriff he was eventually released, when i went to meet him at the train Station who do i bump into?? Only Jeremy Corbyn.. I had to shake his hand, and as i did he asked 'how do you think the campaign is going', i replied 'great, just keep doing what you are doing' , and that was that.

[@mikeharvey9811]

Celebrate his 40yrs working for the people and against apartheid, injustice and war….best PM we never had….shame on starmer and the blairites. Barb

[@ftumschk]

7:04 _"You could go into a newsagent shop, look at the cards and [move into a bedsit] that same day"_ - I well remember those times when I lived in North London many moons ago. Ah, nostalgia!

[@biffa1234100]

me too bro!.

[@khatijaundre7803]

My respect for Jeremy he is a super politician he could have been a briliant prime minister for uk❤

[@sick9990101]

the most decent and honest politician in the UK, no doubt however based on how the UK is Jeremy was too gentle for the rotten establishment and therefore could not succeed.

[@biffa1234100]

Alas, I'd have to agree with that and it is such a shame that it is thus

[@babymonalisa]

That's an indictment on us as a society. We didnt deserve him!

[@ChrisPatrick-q6k]

I'm thankful he's now gone.

[@AK-np4rp]

Lovely interview. You can tell that Jeremy had a lot of affection and respect for Tony Benn.

[@sandracrawford9813]

Just wish he was Prime Minister now. The endless benefits, nationalisation, jobs homes, no pushing for the Ukraine escalation. Bliss.

[@Voices__Media]

Remember when Liz Truss threw 64 billion down the drain? What would Jeremy have done with that? Probably not a failed attempt to give the rich tax cuts then bail out the bond market to save pensions!

[@ashleygraham8781]

​@@Voices__Media Probably would have donated it to his friends in Hamas👍

[@MrBurtonshaw]

@@ashleygraham8781 better than donating your brain.. but, whatever knocks you out...

[@martineporret5431]

Grow up, stop listening to back stabbing war mongers@@ashleygraham8781

[@annenunney9907]

What this man has been through bless him ❤

[@michaelharrison3602]

What the fuck has he "been though "? Private school. 880 odd grand a year, free travel, subsided meals, exp8,allowances perks privilege, interview fees lobbying fees bungs and bank handers. My heart bleeds

[@michaelharrison3602]

He's never actually done anything that could be defined as a day's labour

[@annenunney9907]

@@michaelharrison3602 you know that do you

[@annenunney9907]

@@michaelharrison3602 you sound like you are Jealous

[@ashleygraham8781]

​@@annenunney9907 Look up his 'work history'. Never done a day's graft in his life.

[@annenunney9907]

Really enjoyable thank you

[@Voices__Media]

You are welcome. We have a few more things on the way you might enjoy. One is a little surprise planned for this Friday.

[@richardwilliams8953]

Are there any other MPs like him? I've never seen one.....there must be......surely?? What a legend he is and he clearly unsettles them at Westminster because he stands for everything they do not......

[@neilcolley25]

very good show

[@mattiethemongoose3rd]

Having dealt a lot with my local council, I can really relate to Jeremy Corbyn talking about elected councillors being overly influenced by the officials around them. I've seen it a lot in my local council, it's almost like they can't do anything without the say so of the council bureaucrats.

[@pietropanetta3329]

Wonderful interview: two great people talking who have unwittingly fortified my political sympathies.

[@babymonalisa]

Thank you Melissa, for this brilliant interview. You've gained a subscriber.

[@hilaryporter7841]

Such people of the stalwart calibre of Jeremy Corbyn come along but fleetingly in historical terms. A man totally realistic of the flawed human traits of his detractors but willing to stand up and be counted. He is undoubtedly a national treasure. I know he will be counted in historical terms but his messages need to be acted on NOW whilst so many are suffering, be it in poor housing, unhoused, a refugee from countries where there have been wars for profit, or those that have struggled with the debts of tertiary education, or those who have suffered from deliberate running down of our NHS to make the for profit sector more likely to get their way. I am not the only one who recognises wisdom and I can see that this man has much more to give our nation. Blair and Starmer have no hinterlands from which their morality and integrity was formed, they are swayed by the neoliberal bum rash which infects the world currently but which has clearly failed and is burning itself out naturally because it is so unfair to the majority of all populations.

[@mirmajidmojabi1446]

Thanks for this interview, Jeremy Corbyn very decent man and came to know Melissa , Tony Benn's daughter, Tony Benn, truly a great man.

[@patcampton7163]

It sounds like Corbyn can get more done locally than he could have done as PM, where he would have been constrained by centrists and right wingers in Parliament. He has a record he can be very proud of.

[@babymonalisa]

I disagree. I think he has inspired a generation (myself included) and for all that he did, I'm grateful. I never would have known he existed had he not been Labour leader. Now, that would have been a waste of a great life.

[@georgepeel1484]

Benn? Benn? Now, where have I heard that name before? 😊 👍

[@tiggtiggs]

Any platform that gives J.C, a 2x peace prize winning humanitarian & gentleman of The People, a proper airing is commendable, in a post truth world controlled by greedy & psychopathic elitists. Subscribed! ✌💖

[@willraven2302]

it'd be good if he did anything but loose

[@tiggtiggs]

@@willraven2302 No psychopathic & imperialist country is going to allow common sense & empathy too govern, The People until, The People value empathy & recognize common sense, when they hear it.

[@willraven2302]

@@tiggtiggs common sense would have been to have an consistent view on Brexit but I guess Corbyn forgot about that I guess. Also you need to stop blaming everything else but yourselves your worse than the tories.

[@Voices__Media]

Thanks!

[@Voices__Media]

80% of the 500,000 Labour members were pro remain and 2/3 Labour constituencies were pro leave. Got blame from both sides so you can understand the attempt to compromise.

[@harrisondarby1333]

20:44 I hope these are edited for privacy and published in the future. Such a social history of a London constituency over these recent decades sounds fascinating and also provides an opportunity to raise funds for the good causes Jeremy champions. Not to mention that it would also help people see how GOOD MPs actually operate and constitute something of a model for anyone who wants to see a world where there are more Corbyns and Benns in politics and fewer Blairs, Johnsons, Camerons, and Starmers.

[@Voices__Media]

Good idea. He has a million more stories as well.

[@camillaconstance6526]

I thought the same!

[@frognut]

Such a fascinating conversation. Many thanks for posting

[@Voices__Media]

You are welcome.

[@josephbarnes2310]

I hope this remarkable man independently stands, I genuinely believe he would win and my life but moreover mine and everyone else's child might have a bright hope love filled future

[@selfpreservationsociety]

Win what a gold fish, you lot the snob middle class leftie is well out of touch

[@BabelSongs]

So enjoyable to hear the old stories and memories. Are you on Spotify as a podcast?

[@Voices__Media]

Great idea but unfortunately not yet. Our intention was to make short documentaries on progressive successes and while working with Jeremy on our Co-Op one he suggested this interview. It was a ton of fun to make and a lot quicker to do than a full doc so we may do more. We will have a think about what works and maybe do a podcast if people want more of these interviews.

[@biffa1234100]

@@Voices__Media this People certainly does and thank you in anticipation from an old Islingtonian ex-pat.

[@Voices__Media]

@@biffa1234100 You are welcome Steven. Lots to think about!

[@sophiageorge-nj2oz]

I ❤ this man. When he speaks I feel empowered, inspired and motivated to make changes. We lost one of the BEST leaders EVER! I hope he starts a party, Labour as it is today, wouldn’t even poll 3rd largest in the house. Come back Corbyn we need you xxxxc RIP Tony. Another politician that given the chance, would have made a HUGE difference, and potentially changed the course of history.

[@nagaraworkshop]

A lovely interview, thank you :-)

[@clarewillison9379]

What a lot of interesting information a lovely interviewer (for a change), who actually cares about the answers, can discover. Very sad that Jeremy didn’t learn more about snake (and weasel) identification but happy his constituents still have him representing and working for them. I wish him every luck with the future, and thanks for showing us what can be achieved, given half a chance. ✊🏼❤️🕊️⚖️

[@bernadettehanley8351]

What a moving, empowering, encouraging Interview. Thank you Jeremy for all that you continue to strive for, for all of us. Sadly, I left the Labour Party for the way they set you up. Your strength and courage serves as a great sign for what this world could be. Time for a new Party? ❤❤❤

[@bereal6590]

Nice interview 👏✋👍interesting tales, you almost feel like you were there chuckling alongside. The Gorbachev one was funny 😁😁 Saw a great interview with Tony Benn as well where he illuminated very well the way the public can be conned into voting against their own interests

[@Voices__Media]

A nice relaxed one for sure. We wanted a nice relaxed interview.

[@noelhannon7996]

Great interview! I hope Jeremy will will contest the seat again.

[@beckyboop3517]

Subscribed and shared. Keep um coming ❤

[@joansudoku8283]

It is accepted in Parliament in order to progress in their careers, MPs must 'trim their views' unlike Jeremy who speaks out. Starmer's Labour need to represent where they come from when they have been given their constituents votes and not have their heads turned by those who take their positions for granted. A very interesting conversation.

[@all2031]

One the few great humans of our times!

[@johnkilgallon207]

Jeremy Corbyn comes across as a very humble man who learns from other people.

[@carleenirish434]

❤❤❤

[@attackdog6824]

A lovely, beautiful, gentle and highly moral creature. God bless him!

[@ashleygraham8781]

I wonder if him and his wife pay their coffee farmers a living wage🤔

[@attackdog6824]

@@ashleygraham8781 don’t know and don’t care- it’s not like he owns a bloody coffee plantation- that’s his wife’s concern. Literally, it’s like anything troglodytes like you have to criticism him with you will use. Absolutely unbelievable. And yet you’ll seldom criticise other politicians for a fraction of what you charge him with.

[@attackdog6824]

@@ashleygraham8781 you’re the same kind of person that wouldn’t even bat an eyelid at Tory mps getting consulting jobs on the boards of huge multinationals-has Corbyn done that? No.

[@ashleygraham8781]

@@attackdog6824 How do you know Corbyn hasn't? Because 'he told you'? 👍 Still doesn't answer my question.

[@attackdog6824]

@@ashleygraham8781 does that answer your question?

[@amania9254]

A good person, someone who truly deserves to be PM. #JC4PM

[@adampowell5376]

To be successful in politics you need to be incredibly brave.

[@daijones101]

It would’ve been good to have him as prime minister

[@Voices__Media]

We agree!

[@KiaraKoala-ke6tl]

Lovely Jeremy 😊

[@Voices__Media]

❤️

[@somebody0]

Mr Corbyn...more than a good man...he is a movement that will not be crushed.

[@babymonalisa]

This!

[@richardcashley5856]

Jeremy said he learned to avoid snakes at an early age , then why did he enter into politics ?

[@ashleygraham8781]

Beats working for a living 👍

[@simonjohnson6581]

Such a shame that we didn't get this man as our prime minister........just criminal......love eternal Jeremy

[@adriftinaboat3452]

Jeremy Corbyn and the late great Tony Benn. The greatest PM’s the U.K. never had.

[@GurmitBSingh]

Excellent unbaised reporting and Replies ; factual !

[@adampowell5376]

War whips up an hysterical atmosphere. It takes a lot of courage to oppose it.

[@alangriffey8947]

He's much more relaxed here. One of the things that put people (me) off him when he was leader of the Labour Party was how in interviews he kept clearing his throat. Watch his interviews with Andrew Marr on his Sunday show circa 2018. Nerves I guess. I was just so sorry the way he got toppled.

[@bereal6590]

You can see everywhere now with the super wealthy expensive parts and the slummy poor parts. It's not what my area was like when I grew up where people didn't have masses but everyone was the same or similar. It was much better than having all the expensive shopping centres and designer shops with no decent local shops for the poorer areas. There's now no sense of community. This is why people who are angry when migration happens in their area because they don't understand the whole roots of the problem. They just see others moving in on their 'already underclass' poor areas

[@ahmd-mi9964]

Amazing human being, can't believe how vicious malicious lies about him people could even have the heart to do that to him.

[@willraven2302]

If he was so amazing why didn't he win when he needed to?

[@ahmd-mi9964]

@@willraven2302 media smears and lobbies corporate shills, bigoted people's smears.

[@marble296]

Fine man

[@JosephClayton-bb6vp]

Mr Corbyn well said, by stating there is a difference between a Migrant and a refugee . J C . 3/4/24 .

[@adampowell5376]

A Tory MP may be a gentleman but will never be a gentle man.

[@mikeharvey9811]

I’m surprised they didn’t get him for receiving gifts from Russia! Lol. Barb

[@archvaldor]

Hysterical considering he was protesting against Russian abuses in Chechnya decades ago while everyone else in UK politics was grovelling to oligarchs.

[@AKAndoh]

❤

[@MrBurtonshaw]

Lovely man. Unlike the vast majority of our reps.

[@nigelsheppard625]

Don't be fooled.

[@bearsbreeches]

The road not taken. We will rue the day

[@michaelharrison3602]

He was born in a manor house with acres of land the only villagers he met probably worked for his dad.

[@mayachatterjee2336]

And yet he developed great empathy for the downtrodden and dispossessed both at home and abroad, and did what he could to help them and to make Britain a fairer and more caring country.

[@lindalong5052]

shame he couldn't avoid the snakes in the LP

[@markdyballuk]

what an utter shame he didn't become the PM. what utter dross we ended up with.

[@jamescooke6032]

The ultimate career politician

[@ChrisPatrick-q6k]

A big red nose, a red wig, a pair of jumbo circus shoes and a pair of yellow gloves.

[@ahmd-mi9964]

How people chose Theresa May and Boris over him, only because in the land of the blind the one eyed person becames the kings and Queens.

[@willraven2302]

Maybe because he was trash at appealing to the other side. And his optics were so terrible that he lost working class support.

[@JosephClayton-bb6vp]

Because these days, anyone and I mean anyone who can swim the channel are classed by the government as Migrants, not refugees . J C 3/4/24 .

[@mushroom4051]

He was too nieve and trusting,seems his voice is deeper prolly from shouting at himself in the mirror you fool,hope he makes comeback

[@paulevans3663]

I grew up in the village next to Mr Corbyn which is actually in shropshire. He lived in the local Manor or what we called the "big house" . Now worth a cool two million. He didn't go to our school but was chauffeured to the posh boys school in Shrewsbury. He came from a pretty privileged wealthy background. Not that that's an issue that he should be ashamed of, after all none of us pick our origions but interesting how he plays this down. When he first went into local politics in Telford he would call himself Jezza and would say he was from Telford😅 to play down his wealthy background. He's like all politicians smoke and mirrors laced with half truths.

[@camillaconstance6526]

Then he's a bit more like Tony Benn: men born into relative privilege who both committed their lives to fighting for social justice and equality. Very commendable.

[@jake751]

ENVY is a deadly sin.

[@paulevans3663]

​@@jake751 think you missed the point, so I'll be blunt. Like to many politicians he is guilty of selective truth telling. He gives you what he knows you'll lap up but it's not a accurate or honest.

[@babymonalisa]

​@@jake751Very well said! Envy is indeed a deadly sin! 😂👏👍

[@paulevans3663]

He's no Tony Benn. Benn was a true intellectual and couragiouse enough to be honest. Corbyn is several leagues below.

[@californiadreamin8423]

I want to vomit. He colluded with the Tories to take away my freedom of movement.

[@behappy61333]

Wonder why she didn’t discuss his antisemitism or losing 2 general elections

[@Dean_dialectic]

Because he isn't antisemitic and the loss of the elections is down to petit-bourgeois scum hammering the only slim chance we had at sone form of progressive government. Admitted his weakness is also to blame, but that just means a similar leader in the future should learn from this and clear out the Blairite dogs much more ruthlessly and replace with real working class fighters

[@babymonalisa]

The reason you are still wondering is because you refuse to engage your brain.

[@Dean_dialectic]

@@babymonalisa I'm not wondering. I've just given you the reasons for the loss

[@radubradu]

What is a woman?

[@FelonyBellend]

Wonderful interview, thank you to you both ❤✊

[@orwellsgoatatemyradishes4358]

This man will be remembered long after his detractors and haters are dust and forgotten.

[@ashleygraham8781]

Behave yourself. He was a total no-mark until he was put up for Labour leader.

[@orwellsgoatatemyradishes4358]

@@ashleygraham8781 Go back to bed,Ashley.

[@ashleygraham8781]

@@orwellsgoatatemyradishes4358 Difficulty in accepting the truth is your problem, sunshine.

[@babymonalisa]

Most definitely. Thats why they get all hot and bothered. He lives rent free in thier heads. Long may that continue! 😅