Polling Shows Colossal Dissatisfaction With Sunak AND Starmer |

[@Misiu223]

Sunak is the disaster that's been, Starmer the misery to come

[@brianvictorkeys3107]

Great comment.

[@ArtyFactual_Intelligence]

You should maybe start a Nihilist Party.

[@djdrogs]

@@ArtyFactual_Intelligence We have Labour..

[@queenvagabond8787]

...and Farage is the horror we face if we forget about the dangers of fascism...

[@jonjuliecat]

I said all along that Labour were going to fail to lose.

[@Elxroid]

odds on a dontation against electoral reform influenced keir?

[@Perry-qy6ey]

I want to say how much I enjoy your channel although our views differ in some ways and some are similar I find your reporting very fair and balanced so it's a great watch to hear other points of view through great journalism

[@davidcwitkin6729]

Bolivia is a landlocked country. How does it have a Navy??

[@queenvagabond8787]

They share Lake Titicaca- the largest lake in South America - with Peru, meaning they must still maintain a freshwater navy. Also, they had a coastline until 1903, when they lost it to Chile, so its likely there is still a remnant naval tradition in the structure of their armed forces.

[@mrfriendlyguy]

They had a navy while they still had a coastline before they lost it to Chile. I remember reading they still kept a navy in the hope one day they will regain the territory.

[@Evan490BC]

Mess with Bolivia's formidable Navy at your own peril! 🙄

[@SuzanneJones-qy3zh]

Get sunak and his henchmen out

[@douglaspearch3813]

First past the post is a clear choice between the Ideology of capitalism or socialism. Proportional representation is setting the debate within the confines of Bourgeois liberalism. This election may be between two Turkeys but the population is clearly moving left.

[@NickG-x6t]

If you think Starmeroid Labour has anything to do with socialism, I've an option on Tower Bridge you might like to buy.

[@leehighland5435]

The country is left leaning, 75-80%. I am voting reform, but they can never win. We are going to end up with some form of tyranny. A person in wales has already been investigated for putting up a reform sign, and the left will see no problem with that. Democracy is dead.

[@douglaspearch3813]

​@@NickG-x6t It’s not what the Labour Party is (born out of the bowls of the trade union bureaucracy) It’s what it represents to workers.

[@nickinman6025]

No one's excited about anything. We've had the joy and future beaten out of us for 14 years

[@jamietherooster]

27 years

[@ChrispyNut]

40 years!

[@CarlGerhardt1]

Try voting Reform.

[@judithmatthews8460]

Labour supporters so blinkered in their desire to push the Tories out, have totally missed what’s happening in their own backyard. Now too late to rein in the faceless wonder and his colourless well right of centre direction. But the public aren’t blind. They want Tories out but they don’t respect or like Starmer they see him as a cold fish. They don’t believe he will be a big change.

[@real_wakawaka]

Keir is a wolf in sheep clothing

[@snipelite94]

Electoral reform MUST mean the press barons are not allowed to be kingmakers and bacon-sandwich executioners ever again.

[@clementattlee6984]

Nobody should be allowed to own more than 1% of any media outlet and should be banned from conglomerating shares i.e. if you own shares in a newspaper you cannot own shares in tv, radio or other publication/broadcasting outlets.

[@geofhughes9359]

Vote for Andrew Feinstein. Get Starmer out!

[@leehighland5435]

And Angela Rayner becomes PM, nice one.

[@HelenaMikas]

@@leehighland5435 not if she loses her seat...

[@lesleylamy]

Rubbish starmer will be great his calm and will bring the people together because he will work for the people of this great country, that’s why we cannot have the likes of sunac and farage anywhere’s near Westminster they are only init for themselves.

[@csharpe5787]

@@lesleylamy what about the Israeli lobby? I can’t see Starmer standing up to them.

[@leehighland5435]

@@HelenaMikas We can only hope, her and most of Labour party lose their seats.

[@sarahjaneross2918]

Would be seismic if the useless pair lost their seats 😅

[@real_wakawaka]

A dream come true!!!!!

[@juliewake4585]

I’ve just made the same comment but you beat me to it!

[@fabrob2363]

Why do we care about gamble gate when not a single question has been asked with regard to our military support to a genocide? Seems even Navara have gone quiet on this front

[@DrJayPlays]

They literally questioned this multiple times after the Nottingham debate as to how Palastine wasn't mentioned at all and criticised it harshly. Have they been quiet, or have you not paid attention and/or watched enough?

[@effinjamieTT]

As a lifelong labour, voter and former Labour party member, I should be excited and filled with hope at the prospect of a labour government. I’m just not!

[@AliceWatts-d3v]

Does Starmer forget that the Labour Party has a subgroup for a right to Proportional Representational Voting 🗳️ if We lend them our Vote!!!! Well here we go again, ANOTHER LIE!!!! Wise-up people 🙄🤨

[@chriswhite82]

Do you forget that there was a failed referendum on PR during the Coalition years? Farage seems to forget that too, and we know how he feels about re-running referendums....

[@JelMain]

@@chriswhite82 It still validates the Representative Democracy con, where some snake-oil peddler promises one thing and then does as they like. We need direct democracy, by replacing Royal Assent by a ratification referendum, perhaps weekly, listing the Bills which have completed the Parliamentary process and are ready for ratification. Do you, the electorate, actually want this as Law, yes/no?

[@ChrispyNut]

@@chriswhite82 You mean AV referndum, which the government campaigned against? Reality is hugely different to your portrayal!

[@Alex-pk1iy]

@@chriswhite82you mean the AV referendum that the government deliberately made out to be overly complex

[@kellymckeever.6]

Vote Green 💚, lets rid ourselves of the ...two cheeks of the same arse

[@Noel-ji8nm]

Vote Workers Party.

[@harryroadman1089]

Why aren't they going in up in the polls tho hopefully more people vote for em than expected

[@stevenhattersley6110]

Already voted them by post 👍🏻

[@howareyou857]

No thanks

[@leehighland5435]

GREEN PARTY, LABOUR PARTY, TORY PARTY, SNP, PLAID, LIB DEMS = GLOBALIST CONTROLLED. Go on vote for the elite, they really care about you.

[@edsiebert5986]

I mean when the heads of the main 3 political parties are two Knights and a billionairre I can completely understand why the populace don't feel that they have a connection with any of them!

[@chriswhite82]

You hold it against someone for being knighted?

[@JelMain]

@@chriswhite82 Yes. It's feudal. Is this a democracy or not?

[@FutureKnut]

​@@chriswhite82 Being knighted tells you they're part of the elite so you can predictably expect the same old same old policies when people are desperate for change. And being a billionaire doesn't really need any explanation

[@chriswhite82]

@@FutureKnut Well you're certainly entitled to your opinion, even if it is utter claptrap. Starmer was knighted before he was elected as an MP. Do you discredit his public service before 2015, whatever you think of him since then as an MP?

[@stevenwilliamson6236]

You can do both.​@@chriswhite82

[@Sherkriek]

It's embarrassing how badly they have handled the junior doctor strike action. Complete failure both economically and logistically on all accounts. All to appease some Daily Mail readers under the guise of "looking tough".

[@antoniaf1886]

Haven’t they spent more than they would’ve had to restore in pay for the NHS strikes? It’s just disgusting how ideology drives the Tories to waste our money. Similar with Rwanda. All politicians have to do is a proper job but it seems they’d rather we suffer

[@johnclarke9041]

Just a quick F Y I - doctors in NZ are NOT valued and are suffering as well. Australia takes ours doctors as well and also actively recruits our police!!

[@real_wakawaka]

If that's the case than they are underpaid

[@allancurrie9472]

Tŕy and find support for the kid starver in Scotland ,as your best friend Galloway said , too cheeks of the same arse,Scotland needs independence asap

[@ArtyFactual_Intelligence]

Labour has reclaimed ground lost to the SNP.

[@PeppermintPatties]

If Starmer is giving off an air of the Roman emperor, remember that the Praetorian Guard murdered Caligula! Starmer could easily be finished off by his own people, as Corbyn was before him.

[@harryroadman1089]

My nans a lifelong tory but she's voting independent in chingford this year

[@Coops5361]

For Faiza?

[@harryroadman1089]

@@Coops5361 indeed

[@Coops5361]

I may have missed it but have Novara been covering where & how Independent Socialist candidates, including the Workers Party are faring during this GE campaign? I haven't seen it.

[@clementattlee6984]

They've done their hit piece on Galloway so I don't think they want to acknowledge he exists anymore.

[@real_wakawaka]

​@@clementattlee6984it's funny how anti they are

[@MattCooperKay]

Can you please bring back chapters

[@marinadiaz4995]

He is turning out to be the British trump with MAGA followers. Have fun with the Labour Party.

[@CarlGerhardt1]

Rishi Sunak is like Trump?!! In what universe?

[@ulfsoderberg2581]

GB is going down.

[@SuperMadman41]

down in smokey flames......

[@JelMain]

Not necessarily, just clearing out the rubbish.

[@sugoruyo]

Labour's massive majority is pretty much guaranteed. My best advice to anyone not keen on voting the centre-right Labour policy agenda is to vote your conscience. We won't flip seats this way but we can strengthen the signal of where we want policy to go.

[@snipelite94]

Starmer should insert a line of thanks in his "victory" speech to Lettuce Liz for helping him into clowning street 🤡

[@Leszek.Rzepecki]

The only positive trait that loathsome toad Starmer has is he isn't Sunak. They are both out to further their own fortunes.

[@wiiigz]

MULLET REPRESENTATION 🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@drasticplasticaustin]

Having to choose a least worst doesn't exactly present itself as being a huge thrill.

[@JelMain]

That's a refinement on my Direct Democracy suggestion above. Add a second column to the ballot paper, and head them "For" and "Against". All part of transparency, so we stop MPs claiming support which is only 1 in 6 of the electorate and maybe less, deduct one from t'other so we can see we've actually elected the least disliked candidate.

[@drasticplasticaustin]

@@JelMain I get where You're coming from but I won't be affording the oxygen of My support with My vote to what isn't up to scratch. I'll sleep a whole lot better knowing I won't have helped perpetuate the very things I end up moaning about.

[@JelMain]

​@@drasticplasticaustin You should read my other posts, I agree in the short term, but in the long term we need something viable which cuts out the egomania only too obvious in the PMQs Chimps Tea Party. Sure, it's clickbait, but it doesn't mean we don't need some adults in charge. The question is, how to identify what is up to scratch. I probably was, at least as the inspiration for Dominic Cummings weirdos and misfits, with a serious track record, but now my interest is more in the direction of creating another generation. The US has a program, we don't, we just destroy them, as seen in the Andrew Sabisky instance.

[@ArtyFactual_Intelligence]

It's what voting is ALWAYS about.

[@JelMain]

@@ArtyFactual_Intelligence Only in a rigged entitlement system. Stop playing their game.

[@Caitlin7142]

Why are there no chapters anymore

[@ytr1um]

Sadly Jeremy Corbyn's 2017 IPSOS rating was an all time high, around the 2019 election it was -60

[@supadizzle84]

Wasn't that after continuous media bashing. On the other hand the media has held up Keir by not overly pressing him but him just tripping himself up

[@davidalderson4980]

​@@supadizzle84Also worth mentioning that the 2017 rating came after years of sabotage from Labour MPs. It's quite remarkable he did so well.

[@ytr1um]

@@supadizzle84 yeah I agree, I'm a Corbyn fan but the comparing the 2017 number doesn't give the full picture

[@ArtyFactual_Intelligence]

The power of the media.

[@pauljorgensen1654]

Power of Aipac

[@JimmyOibruv-dv8jc]

Michael Walker will be gutted not to be hosting with David Adler guesting. (It’s ok, Michael. I would too; and I’m not even gay)

[@hrodvithit]

The fact that Starmer can actually get hit in debate by sunak is just embarassing.

[@Newsopathy-gf2ug]

Junior doctors get £32,000 - that's 3 times what I, a middle aged man, am on. Wes Streeting gets a bung/'donation' of £170.000 - that's sixteen times what I'm on. A curse on all these people. None of this is real to me. I got the qualifications, but got shoved into the job I'm in through serious long-term illness. Everything will always be the same under these two rotten parties because neither of them have done anything truly different with the NHS, and aren't going to. Lack of imagination.

[@mohamedbelbehri3686]

I empathise with your situation m8 and I'm not a doctor but they do train for a very long time and are left with student loans of 40,000 or more to pay at the end

[@real_wakawaka]

​@mohamedbelbehri3686 lol shows your age. Debt is in 100k+ now unfortunately. These fees are all thanks to Tony Blair

[@djdrogs]

If the NHS wins fair pay, we all win

[@mohamedbelbehri3686]

@@real_wakawaka oops 🤣I didn't know it's gone up that high - my daughter told me she's still got 38000 left to pay . Its a real burden as it goes up with the interest. The young folk invest very heavily in their careers and deserve a decent wage otherwise they'll just leave for where they're more appreciated. Not good for the public

[@mohamedbelbehri3686]

@@djdrogs hear hear 👏

[@andy1way]

Sir Kneel Alot is a perfect tool!

[@1aatlas]

The best tool his daddy ever made.

[@nemosays6337]

I've seen them say Lib Dem, Green and even Reform not yet seen one say Labour and I have been paying attention to your vox pops

[@biffski01]

Which flesh eating Zombie Virus would you choose?

[@j.s.t.6515]

I'm not voting for any of the flesh eating viruses parties, I'm a smart like that. I'm voting for the face eating leopards party.

[@biffski01]

@@j.s.t.6515 If you vote Green you will be voting for the liver eating Eagle Party, again and again and again...

[@cameronfleming2224]

On electoral reform, ironically the british parliament decided to reform fptp in 1911 but the lords and commons couldnt agree on what system would replace fptp and it stayed. Looking at the long duree of our electoral history really puts things in perspective.

[@allanmckeown8417]

"The goat" Hahaha....Ash is the best goat.

[@limeyjoe1632]

Here's a radical thought. don't vote for either Conservatives or Labour. There are other parties.

[@jonc67uk]

Vote Feinstein & stick it to the traditional stitch up of candidates. Make Mandy cry lol.

[@damaristighe3227]

There's no reason to vote for either of them. Not the Harlem Globetrotters or the Washington Generals. # Zero Seats.

[@shaunmiller7370]

The reason mainstream media given Starmer a pass at the moment is because they don’t want to offend the Labour Party, because when it comes to being called into press conferences and meetings, they all want to be there, so they’re not going to offend Keir Starmer at the moment or make any type of trouble

[@djdrogs]

Slimy Starmour is a worse liar than Boris

[@susanmason6476]

DELUDED OR WHAT . NO HE HASNT HE IS A BILLIONAIRE .

[@richardfox2865]

I love your analysis. You are fair to all sides. I definitely had a WTF moment... definitely a double take... then thought what's stuck on the screen... but no... on further investigation, it really really was a MULLET!!!!😅

[@hendrixinfinity3992]

I think altogether its best to vote for whichever party is most likely to win against either tories or Labour. Where I am that's Green but even if its Reform that also diversifies our political system and all the small parties have electoral reform high on their agenda, for obvious reasons.

[@Redf322]

Dont vote for fascists they are worse version of the Tories. Reform is just a name for Farage private company.

[@komninosm]

​​@@Redf322 exactly. Reform is worse than Tories.

[@pcliff9473]

The Clayton story could be the favours for the positive / less negative stories from the right wing press. They want their jester Farage in, selling papers weekly

[@jeanmyers1787]

My neighbour needed a hip operation due to arthritis, this was over a year ago. She was told she would be on a waiting list for over a year, in considérable pain and immobile she had to spend pensioner’s savings of £14,500 to be treated privately. She said only benefit was that she had MRI scan on NHS.

[@Nomoreanons]

62% of people in yougov poll today support the doctors' strike. This definitely should be an election issue.

[@selfpityingslogan]

Starmer is the embarrassing PMC nightmare we always expected him to be

[@juliewake4585]

You’re right Aaron: people can’t get enough of Ash.

[@pit_stop77]

I'm definitely not enthusiastic about starmer, but I'm less enthusiastic about the tories

[@stephen_pfrimmer]

Thank you Ash. Thank you Aaron.

[@RadiationSound]

Big up for the mullet guy

[@crumplepunch312]

Wishing best health to Ash's sister.

[@thepm3972]

Surprised. Not i

[@keithpp1]

This is what i find. People want Tories out, hate Starmer a mb dvhis sycophants.

[@mohamedbelbehri3686]

Workers party❤

[@Bobby0505]

Andrew feinstein

[@idio-syncrasy]

Starmer isn't even popular amongst socialists.

[@Evan490BC]

Starmer is not a socialist; he's a social democrat. Big difference!

[@supadizzle84]

I think IDS was speaking on elections he has experienced which is fair. If it was a more long form interview he may have discussed more historical elections. BTW I am disillusioned Labour voter

[@markrymanowski719]

Starmer is like Tommy Cooper without the humour.

[@sarahjaneross2918]

😂

[@mohamedbelbehri3686]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@mohamedbelbehri3686]

Irony at its best Nigel Farages great grandparents were penniless German immigrants to England in the 19th century obviously on a boat And here he is spreading hate against foreigners yet he's of German origin 😂

[@lisaglaze250]

With a German passport

[@mohamedbelbehri3686]

@@lisaglaze250 Exactly lol

[@towersofasia]

The comparison with Corbyn I think is missing the point. Perhaps people want to vote for the party, NOT the leader? Last time I checked we were a parliamentary democracy, not a presidential one.

[@lisaglaze250]

Also press support vastly different

[@AliceWatts-d3v]

Bravo 🙌 thank you 🙌🗳️🇵🇸🙏💚

[@AntiChris84]

“And just looking like a fucking bozo” “The M in BAME stands for mullet” Ash on fire today

[@oldbeadbird]

How about we choose the leaders of the parties

[@Perry-qy6ey]

I would rather fight the establishment together as left and right. I think this is where we should be redirecting our energy until there is real change. It won't change under labour they have just moved all the financial backers from conservative to labour.

[@colinbrigham8253]

I have just been discha. Discharge d after had a stroke 😊 I am ok thanks to many cares on minimum wagers the ,the system is broken vote green don't vote Tony 😊 , imum

[@m.rebman7221]

A good podcast would include a close analysis of Starmer, his origins, education, experience and ideological inclinations (clearly not social democracy).

[@Hession0Drasha]

They need to have a list of average pay of health professionals, in all the g7 countries. Just saying it's higher in australia, doesn't get across the scale of the problem.

[@patcampton7163]

I admit i got 'on the property ladder' because I wanted to live in an older house even though it needed a lot of work and 40 years later it still does. Also there was already a shortage of places to rent. We deal with the circumstances we have at the time. We need rent controls and affordable housing.

[@ethelmini]

10:05

[@littlepickle824]

I really like A&A they glean across the pond.

[@Liebilllll]

The mullet 💀💀💀 LOL

[@JelMain]

One point - if you have nobody to vote for, spoil your ballot, so there's no doubt that you would have voted if there were anyone to vote for.

[@ArtyFactual_Intelligence]

The other conclusion is lack of civic understanding on how to NOT spoil a ballot.

[@JelMain]

@@ArtyFactual_Intelligence Civic understanding bullshit. The cat's before the horse, they're supposed to be public servants, but behave as feudal masters.

[@komninosm]

​@@JelMain then vote workers party or some other highly progressive one. Are there areas where there's none?

[@JelMain]

@@komninosm No, you're just offering one radical after another. The middle ground are being treated as ballot fodder, with no real voice. But if you step back, it's the system itself that's at fault, the electorate have no control whatsoever over the outcome other than to flip from one bunch of raving nutcases to another, after the damage has been done. At the very least, give the people some say over legislation, a basic direct democracy being to swap Royal Assent out and replace it with a ratification referendum.

[@sarelvanderwalt5219]

Resurgence of the Whig’s????

[@sveinkikals7876]

For both Canada and the UK, majority Governments rarely benefit the people.

[@Oh.MyJosh]

Adrian Ramsey feels less Mario and more Luigi to me, personally

[@_Mike.85]

the mullet was the first thing i noticed too 😂

[@graceb697]

More David Adler!!!

[@patcampton7163]

Labour is no longed a 19:02 democratic party for the first time in its history.

[@SamUploads420]

What do we want? Pay restoration! When do we want it? Well we are willing to engage with the government on a multi year pay deal and right now we want a commitment to engage

[@jeongbun2386]

Mullet for PM

[@jdillayoyo1539]

Its cause he isnt a threat

[@neiluk1470]

why does Bastani enunciate like this?

[@lisaglaze250]

And why do you do you?

[@rogerhudson9732]

Aaron, there have been far worse leaders of the Tories than IDS. I can count 8.

[@rogerhudson9732]

IDS is concentrating on Chingford, good luck. I once spoke to Macmillan, I've seen a lot worse.

[@LimeyRedneck]

🤠❤️💚

[@marcused8317]

is aaron married

[@bernardkrarup6774]

G'waan,Aaron!

[@stevenwilliamson6236]

Was he still a socialist at that point?

[@chrisward9422]

Great show. But it's Farage as in Garage. No emphasis needed (or deserved)

[@Evan490BC]

Farage as in garbage.

[@rogerhigman7568]

Starmer may well have lower national approval ratings than Jeremy Corbyn, but his likely victory isn't only because the Tories are collapsing. Starmer appeals to the C2 swing voters that labour needs in marginal constituenies, whereas much of Corbyn's appeal was in metropolitan areas which labour will win anyway.

[@hylens5111]

Ash Sarkar!!

[@hylens5111]

(And Aaron.)

[@ChrispyNut]

0:26 - Oh dear, Aaron making clear he's not been practising the art of "know thyself", if he did, he'd know this statement was incorrect.

[@pebblepod30]

Starmer supports mass immigration & will definitely pander to unfettered illegal immigration which makes housing crisis much worse, even promises if new housing would not cover it, if they were even built. Farrage is more willing to run a country for all its citizens, rather than crackpot lofty ideals to make the society a doormat to masses of outsiders. Non citizens can vote in the UK! Muslim nations acknowledge that outsiders are incompatible with their culture and religion, and they respect that. Yet the Manipulative Media claims the exact same thing is "far right" when (only) a western country does it. It's not about race, but being realistic about religion and long term peace. Being realistic & putting UK citizens before outsiders doesn't mean it is necessary or justified to treat current integrated muslim citizens like they dont belong there. It's the exact opposite: it means they integrate with native population, rather than the other way around. It means a person's country still feels more like home - unless there was democratic consent otherwise (which there hasn't been, it is forced onto us, esp illegal immigration).

[@Shane756]

"Farrage is more willing to run a country for all its citizens" lmao

[@evif9377]

Farage is an EU immigrant too, with EU citizenship, passport and pension. He's pulling your leg mate 😂

[@pebblepod30]

@evif9377 I am an EU citizen too. There is no contradiction between that and being realistic about both legal and illegal immigration, and refusing to be a doormat.

[@pebblepod30]

@@Shane756 Because of what he has done in the past, even though it looked hopeless and didn't further his political career or get him money. So you believe Starmer cares more about the country than about outsiders, more than Farage. Why on earth would you believe that?

[@Thelma7361]

Except Muslims, asylum seekers, trans people, queer people, anyone on the left, young people, anyone concerned about climate change. What a unifying figure he is.