Starmer promises to ruffle feathers with new 'missions' for Britain
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer said his plan for mission-driven government would put an end to ‘sticking plaster’ fixes to the nation’s…
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Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer said his plan for mission-driven government would put an end to ‘sticking plaster’ fixes to the nation’s…
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer said his plan for mission-driven government would put an end to ‘sticking plaster’ fixes to the nation’s…
The freedoms that made countries like the united states great are being attacked by the equity and dei folks. we eliminate the monarchy because our end game is to eliminate those institutions and impose an equity system. that's what the king is going to have to advocate for. he will have to shift from climate change to british institutions. brian: i was not aware how much britain was tearing down their own history. taking down their own statues. the pride is not there. can a king affect a prime minister and can they combine to change that. do you think charles sees it as you see it? >> i don't...
Change, too and pull back from some of his political activism. and it means strengthening the role of the monarchy in making britain and people who are lucky inheritors of those institutions proud of those institutions. what is at threat are the basic foundation of a grow and liberal society. brian: in what respect can a king or queen change that. >> at a time when the institutions were not at threat. people weren't saying democracies need to be ditched in favor of equity. she can focus on charitable works. but king charles is coming to power at a time when the very idea of political equality ...
But don't forget he's part of a family. i think william is much more informed on that than his father is. the monarchy in the british system plays the same role as our constitution does. it's a symbol of what values you embody as a people. charles is not just sort of signing papers. he's a symbol of what the founder of the economist magazine called the dignified part of the constitution. he has to focus in this reign of reminding brits how dignified and valuable that constitutional inheritance is. brian center thanks so much, bruce. meanwhile, thanks to everybody who came out in albany thursda...