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Theres not a lot behind them but the shadow chancellor did well as well. certainly, i think the tories would prefer to have jeremy corbyn there than keir starmer at the moment with all this going on. polly, there is a big question for labour which starmer addressed. he listed the faults of the tories as he sees it, then said, "ok, if they are so bad, why did they beat us so roundly?" and that is still the question, as you said, because the tories are ahead in the polls, borisjohnson has a huge m...

Well as well. certainly i think the tories would prefer to have jeremy corbyn there than keir starmer at the moment with all this going on. polly, there is a big question for labour which starmer addressed, he listed the faults of the tories as he sees it, then said, "ok, if they are so bad, why did they beat us so roundly?" that is still the question because the tories are ahead in the polls, borisjohnson and obviously it has a huge majority. we are some time away from election. borisjohnson is...

Borisjohnson is a great campaigner. and thats very different i to running a government. borisjohnson runs a government i as if he was still campaigning. i he approaches every issue not as a problem to be solved - in the real world - but how will this play? they have more focus groups, i they have more opinion polling according to pollsters - than any other number ten downing street has ever had. they are obsessed with this. so they are constantly in that mode. in the end, reality does catch up. ...

He listed the faults of the tories as he sees it, then said, "ok, if they are so bad, why did they be us so roundly?" that is still the question because the tories are ahead in the polls, borisjohnson and obviously it has a huge majority. we are some time away from election. borisjohnson is a great campaigner. and thats very different i to running a government. borisjohnson runs a government i as if he was still campaigning. i he approaches every issue not as a problem to be solved - in the real...

The state department. what inspired you to write that piece? >> i think for me, in the wake of george floyd, there were a ton of focus groups and task forces that were started to deal with these issues of race and discrimination at the state department. and i thought that there wasnt any historical context to what was going on. i thought that people needed to know and understand what exactly was going on at the state department and know that history of what was going on for a lot of people, what...

Party a little back towards the centre, a little bit back towards reality. a little bit back towards competence. theres not a lot behind them about the shadow chancellor did well as well. certainly i think the tories would prefer to havejeremy corbyn they are then keir starmer at the moment with all this going on. polly, there is a big question for labour which starmer addressed, he listed defaults of the tories as he seesit listed defaults of the tories as he sees it then said ok, if they are s...

From a doctor or something. his thirst for a rematch with president biden is evident in nearly every rally he holds. the big question is whether even republican voters are ready for a return of trump on a presidential ticket. a new poll found 30% wanted trump to run 0 unopposed for the nomination and 22 pistons wouldth e her not run at all. my next guest conducted hours of focus groups and sat down with the most coveted portion, swing state voters that switched from trump in 2016 to biden in 202...

There is a depth of anxiety- on the tory backbenches and, you know, there is a build—up of frustration with johnson i and a bit on sunak, less - on sunak, because he is hiding at the moment, but there i is a build—up of anxiety, some of it in what you described as the red wall seats, i there is a bit of anger as well and i thinkjohnson will have | to move on some of these issues. i now, john, you talked about that keir starmer has to get angrier at the government so they will change position...

As a vision. so, john, do you actually know, though, that this pamphlet has been put together with the help of focus groups? it is a great line, but do you actually know that or are you assuming that from having read it? i have no idea, but now that deborah matheson is head of strategy,... prominent pollster, yes. yes, she is the focus group queen from the blair days, | if you remember, so i am sure that there has been a fair- amount of involvement, you know, fair enough, i it is a technique to ...