Absolutely right on Trump. Correct about Johnson. Correct on Honours. We do need good journalism more than ever and we haven't got it in national newspapers in this country. Gone are the days of Harold Evans. The BBC employs political editors /correspondents who mediate stories with forked tongues. The way they phrase stories are peristently antagonistic towards Labour, until Labour seems to stand on Tory territory.
who is the chap he Preferd not to revel. that presented the Cabernet with the plan to build windmills & electric car's Allister, The man with a wood gas generator as a logo . The chap that pad of labours Debt with the 3 ,pound vote The once labour member [Les Thompson] the man in the pitcher shown hear . He would like to know what happened to the River seven Project he presented to cabinet. & why wasn't it acted up on ? . !
He is right about the serious politician for serious times but Starmer is not really it. He has no passion or vision. People don't kmow what Labour stands for . Ten months ago Starmer's opponent in Government was Liz Truss - extreme incompetence. He is now trying to set up his tent on Sunak's territory. It might work to change Red Wallers, but I do not think Red Wallers think Starmer is going to do better on immigration than Sunak. The danger is the rise of the Faragists and the Lee Andersons. A failed vision for workers from Starmer and no money in times of high inflation and no social housing and high rents, leaves them entirely unrepresented. So the extreme right will step in the breach. That is the real danger. Populism. Voters will say what is the difference between Tory and Labour other than an unknown quantity? It will take a swing of 1997 proportions to win a majority of 1 in the House. What can he do with that when he brokers no deals with anyone. Anyway a vote is not for Starmer but against Tories. Perhaps Sunak will offer a tax reduction, and if he is believed, hard pressed Britain's in the Red Wall will vote for him. The fact that Campbell says he reads no newspapers is not that important, if odd. He does not scan stories of the day and pick up headlines online , and probably gets summaries of goings on from Fiona Millar his wife who was a journalist herself once.
The irony of Alastair saying get the sound right and the sound isn't exactly right in this video... there's the thing to work on guys! Otherwise great content!
How many times was Blair prosecuted for cottaging young boys in public toilets under his middle name Charles Lynton ...seriously...do you research or are you in the club?
"I didn't give a sh**t about the press." - Alistair Campbell
This is a great interview. Thank you for doing this program.
He was spot on with regards to Johnson.
What about Private Eye for investigative journalism and holding people to account?
Refreshing and absorbing uninterrupted discourse between two serious journalists and serious adults. No heat, but lots and lots of light.
Campbell was right “if this were a Labour Government”, they would be going ape shit.
Absolutely right on Trump. Correct about Johnson. Correct on Honours. We do need good journalism more than ever and we haven't got it in national newspapers in this country. Gone are the days of Harold Evans. The BBC employs political editors /correspondents who mediate stories with forked tongues. The way they phrase stories are peristently antagonistic towards Labour, until Labour seems to stand on Tory territory.
Still trying to recuperate his reputation.
the truss election reminded me of the Tamworth constituency of old.
who is the chap he Preferd not to revel. that presented the Cabernet with the plan to build windmills & electric car's Allister, The man with a wood gas generator as a logo . The chap that pad of labours Debt with the 3 ,pound vote The once labour member [Les Thompson] the man in the pitcher shown hear . He would like to know what happened to the River seven Project he presented to cabinet. & why wasn't it acted up on ? . !
Pitcher? Hear?
Fix your audio
You would trust Campbell as much as you would Blair.
He is right about the serious politician for serious times but Starmer is not really it. He has no passion or vision. People don't kmow what Labour stands for . Ten months ago Starmer's opponent in Government was Liz Truss - extreme incompetence. He is now trying to set up his tent on Sunak's territory. It might work to change Red Wallers, but I do not think Red Wallers think Starmer is going to do better on immigration than Sunak. The danger is the rise of the Faragists and the Lee Andersons. A failed vision for workers from Starmer and no money in times of high inflation and no social housing and high rents, leaves them entirely unrepresented. So the extreme right will step in the breach. That is the real danger. Populism. Voters will say what is the difference between Tory and Labour other than an unknown quantity? It will take a swing of 1997 proportions to win a majority of 1 in the House. What can he do with that when he brokers no deals with anyone. Anyway a vote is not for Starmer but against Tories. Perhaps Sunak will offer a tax reduction, and if he is believed, hard pressed Britain's in the Red Wall will vote for him. The fact that Campbell says he reads no newspapers is not that important, if odd. He does not scan stories of the day and pick up headlines online , and probably gets summaries of goings on from Fiona Millar his wife who was a journalist herself once.
He is right when sound is bad it turns people off.....bye
The irony of Alastair saying get the sound right and the sound isn't exactly right in this video... there's the thing to work on guys! Otherwise great content!
That would entail a helluva lot of bullshit those two in conversation
Sounds like canned laughter been added here.
Who did the tortoise vote for in the Tory leadership election, by the way?
James Harding said: spoiled ballot.
How many times was Blair prosecuted for cottaging young boys in public toilets under his middle name Charles Lynton ...seriously...do you research or are you in the club?
What about doing something on genocide ,mass murder, thievery and self grandisement