'Keir Starmer is propping up billionaires' | Jeremy Corbyn interview
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- Jeremy Corbyn is a former leader of the Labour party and founder of the Peace & Justice Project.
The Islington North MP sat down with Oli Dugmore at The World Transformed festival in Brighton to discuss the Afghan refugee crisis, Keir Starmer's leadership of the Labour party, and the history of humanity.
Reporter: Oli Dugmore
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The only MP I can actually listen to........ nice to hear Jeremy Corbyn.
@@jake751 He might be (debatable) but he is electoral dead weight. Centrists will win you power, Starmer has a real shot now. The 'proper' left have to decide what they want... To stay true to their beliefs (aka Corbyn) or making the necessary compromises that will win you power (Starmer). You know how to win (Blair's approach) but refuse to do it which means with have 12 years of Tory rule. Thanks for that BTW...
The establishment and the press poisoned his campaign. The best PM this country never had.
Yet again public money was stolen by government approved contractors who took all our money did fuck all for the people in these country's. While they made massive profits. When there was no more profit to be made they left these poor people to get on with it and pulled out.
@@cjh0751 Not all will agree but I still think he is the most genuine one..
He's that frightening man, an honest and thoughtful politician. My favourite man to get arrested with. 😐
Just saying I'm 61 and watch Politics Joe. Young people have been well and truly screwed by this government and what impacts young people and the many impacts how I vote.
I wish more thought the way you did.
Well I'm 61 as well. I was too young to vote in the 1979 general election by a few days and the public voting Thatcher into power has proven to be a disaster. All the essentials in life Shelter ,food and warmth have now become unaffordable. Yet all so many can talk about is 'illegals'.
What have the government done? We live in a free market & have so many opportunities.
Since England failed to elect this man in 2019, things have been going to shit at warp speed.
England deserves everything they voted for.
@@TheSuperPsychoKiller we didn’t all vote the same way you know
@@TheSuperPsychoKiller not everyone voted the same you plonker. The people who are to blame are those who manipulated and lied to get the result they wanted from the public.
@Jo Sm he speaks a damn sight more sense than any politician that's held and position in government in the last 30 years.
@Jo Sm Boris is bumbaclart. Simple. Don't care if the majority of people think he's alright. They're wrong. People voted for nazis and listen to Coldplay. People can't be trusted.
I love what Jeremy Corbyn said. "Nobody owns the Labour Party". Thank heavens for his wisdom.
Nah, but the wannabe revolutionaries want to.
Perhaps he needs to remind his cheerleaders in Momentum of that.
@@gentleman4232 More like Mandelson
Oh yeah, the bloke who won THREE elections for Blair.
@@paulmolloy689 No, I was simply pointing out facts, and facts don’t care about your feelings.
The world is a better place for authentic caring people like Jeremy Corbyn.
It's just so sad a lot more people didn't realise that and vote him into power in 2015. At least we would have retionalised energy and water etc by now. I imagine we wouldn't be facing such hardship now, not having our energy bills rising by 40% or more now. And a lot less covid deaths
He'll never get power the way they went after him when he was labour leader.
@@cosmicdiasporapoems2916 he said a few things which appeared anti-British or, as if he would not defend the country if we were being attacked etc. these things did not make him look good, as well as party's position on Brexit etc.
besides these things he is a very, very interesting and insightful person
@@zcharged8294 I don't agree with you and everybody on the planet is anti British especially after the arrogant comments from Johnson regarding AUKUS.
@@cosmicdiasporapoems2916 so you dont agree that not decisively saying that u would attack another country in an act of self defence if it was plainly obvious that they were going to nuke us, could be perceived as not strong enough in character?
or what about the comments on IRA?
We’ve created a market for people traffickers - very well said.
Same for drug dealers.
I hope he runs again because he lost two elections
@@andrewbrackin7375 Theresa May voted for Iraq - Jeremy Corbyn were a few 1,000 votes SHORT the knives of knights in his back were LONG
i think from any british government perspective ,that letting illegal migration occur will undermine thousands of legal migrants who can spend years getting citizenship ,,why bother if all you have to do is clamber on a boat,flush your passport and claim asylum. i,m not knocking Jeremys point but free movement of legal europeans caused the Uks version of a revolution in the Brexit vote ,,theres no way brexit would have happened even a few years before imo
@@marcperrett662 Labour's hated mass immigration policy's wrecking community cohesion lead to Brexit and that's the truth.
"not teaching facts but inspiring students to find out facts"
Top work Jeremy
I just love to hear him speak. So refreshing.
He's absolutely awful
so good to hear Jeremy Corbyn - a Human Being in politics
I agree that Corbyn is a decent human being but running a country requires more than seeming like a decent bloke. I know many decent blokes who are great to have a pint and a chat with but many of them can't run their own lives they rely on other people to buy them drinks because they're good company despite always being on the ear hole
When u speak the truth u seperate yourself from the dumb masses.
Agree!👏👏👏
@@stuckinthepattayabubble9319 He speaks *for* the masses, he only separates himself from the self-centred and profit-hungry politicians. It's a shame he was falsely voted out of the Labour Party.
@@Jeremy_Y the masses are mainly working class state educated people who he considers ignorant bigoted oiks
It just goes to show just how dumbed down and in some quarters, rotten , our country has become with the fact that they voted Johnson over this man. Simply unbelievable. Depressing as it is enraging.
Absolutely 💯%
Watch The Great NHS Heist.
It made me sick and very angry with what has and is going.
Lol noob
Propoganda is too powerful unfortunately
Neo Marxist Vs Corporate Johnson.
I'd choose Corporations over marxism any day, apparently almost everyone agrees
The papers, dark ads and the FPTP are to blame they only need to scare 1/6th of the populations
This is the level of empathy we should come to expect from our leaders.
We needed a bastard who would smash the right because they sure are doing it to the left.
@@julianshepherd2038 but would a bastard make our society fairer for all and help the poor and lower payed. Would such a person care about the ordinary working people of this country and care enough about our public services
He has no empathy to jews though does he ? Hypocrite
@@stephenlaw9886 dumb comment based on misinformation
@@KarakuraNinja rubbish.
How I wish this man was still in charge of the Labour party
That’s like a Tory saying I wish William Hague return as a Tory leader! 😂
Once you’ve run for the top job and LOST and actually lost BIG, doesn’t leave you much wiggle room, does it? But like asking to get hammered in the polls again: there’s no going back
I don't . I wish someone who has his ideas of utilising the grassroots to bypass mainstream media actually succeeds unlike Keir Starmer.
Why,his record is a disaster
@@stephenlaw9886 Corbyn very nearly beat May into a shock defeat. And, when the press (Murdoch) realised that Corbyn could actually be Prime Minister at the next election, he launched an unprecedented personal attack - with help from the BBC - which had the sole intention of smearing him and derailing any possibility of his walking into number 10. In that, they were successful and it has led to the abomination of New Labour 2.
@@cliffhughes6010 rubbish.The bbc are more far left than the Labour party.Labour lost because their ideas were pie in the sky,and corbyn disagreed with the public vote on brexit
The thing that struck me about this interview was the breadth & depth of Jeremy Corbyn's knowledge of international struggles and his clear focus on the importance of justice in the lives of the exploitated & the oppressed.
he's fake
@@MegaUluwatu you're fake tory bot......
@@junglie Bot? Please explain what this is
Maybe he should do a George Galloway, retire as an MP and go and help out
@@adama-k2710 Go and fight with Hamas
I hate to say it, but he's right, the blue labour party won't allow this
He took laboit to the hard left, out of touch with ordinary people, he apoeared not to like the uk, too critical and cosied up to hostile regimes.. His economic policies were awful
@@PoldarkGodzilla I love it how people think that these policies are out of touch with the people they are supporting. It’s the mainstream media which conditions you all to think like this. Which economic policies were off?
@@PoldarkGodzilla and what we have now? Hardly representative of the people. And their cosying up to the regimes in Saudi Arabia and Israel, 2 countries that despise us.
@@PoldarkGodzilla Indeed, lucky we've had Sunak and Johnson to save our economy, right?
@@PoldarkGodzilla Define 'hard Left'?!
Expecting the ultra rich, and Corporations to pay their taxes?
Putting the NHS back in public ownership?
Ending PFI?
Rejecting illegal wars?
Out of touch with the people?
Have you seen the videos of his visits to various towns, the length and breadth of the country. Tens of thousands of people turned up just to see the man!
Hostile regimes? What utter guff!
Which countries have engaged in illegal wars lately?
the UK, the USA, Saudi Arabia. What hostile regimes exist are invariably those
that London is allied to. Read more widely!
I miss him. He should have stood up for himself more. A good man whose name was dragged through the mud by awful people. We'd be in a better place with him.
He should have stood up more more the EU, that's where he should have stood up
@@runklestiltskin_2407 Nah, that was over 24th June 2016. Remainers should've realised that.
Do you ever wish that he'd been abit stronger when he was in charge? My main issue with Corbyn was that I don't feel he was ever forceful enough after the 2017 election. Everything about him in all of 2019 just felt a little frail. I'm sure JC would do things differently if he had his go again, but I dunno, was very sad by the end.
@@tro1239 Yeah, he didn't strike while the iron was hot and by the end it was a bit tired sadly. Ideally he would have stepped down in 2019 before an election
When I met him I told him to be more aggressive he said " we don't do aggressive" the first person to call him an antisemite should have been the first person in court even if he'd have had to spend the next 10 years in court fighting these claims it would have been a double edged sword as anyone challenged could say "its an on going court case so I can't comment" and second those wishing to smear him might have thought twice about doing it if they'd have found themselves in court but he didn't
Thank you Jeremy. A sane being in an insane world.
Delusional 😂😂😂
@IIWII terrorist enabler corbyn
@@jamieA7Xfan90 says the one who listens to the elite media to form your opinion
@@dts7824 😂😂😂
He's so relaxed and looks so much healthier. I'm happy to see that but miss him as leader very much.
Good riddance to the old tyrannical fool
@@grtcara8386 How dare you describe the old prick like that.
@@matthewking5612 😂
@@grtcara8386 and no we've got foreign born Boris Johnson who despises the white working class man. A man with no moral fibre, no family values and no solidarity with the people.
@@LoudaroundLincoln working class love him though you forget they want to go for a drink with him
The biggest mystery to me is how anyone having actually listened to this man speak could have disliked him. Even if you disagree with him you have to appreciate his arguments are reasonable. The truth is this man would have been a great prime minister.
If we ignore his lying, his support for terrorists, his tolerance of anti-semitism, his terrible judgement and his very poor leadership.
@MrNewVeg4s Who is Keith?
@@archiebald4717 that's just it. All that is a caracature drawn by the media. Have you ever seen him say anything like that?
The world has tried socialism and it ended with disastrous outcomes
@@sengamine1442 Yes, I have.
Remember when Joe had a Labour supporter talk to a Conservative support and they both teamed up criticizing Corbyn, it was one of the worst thing i've seen politically.
absolutely no need to apologise for lengthy answers.. such a modest man.. best PM we never had
No. That was John Smith.
He was rejected twice, massively so second time around. He should keep his mouth shut & let someone else have a turn.
@@MrSensible2 'let someone else have a turn' lmao.. yeah cos it's a game innit..
@@bazza5699 In a way yes. It's a game of binary choice. A game that Labour has now lost four times in a row & if you want to see just how damaging that has been, just look out of the window...
@@MrSensible2 i can't really be bothered to argue, i don't believe labour are to blame for those losses.. look towards the media and the tory lies.. that's my view. take care :)
He was a good man at the helm of a major political party. I doubt this will happen again in a lifetime.
He was not a good man.
@@MrVice101 Rubbish. The smears were utter lies, fabrications.
If you look into this, finding credible sources - you will see that many of the first people ejected from the Party were Jewish. It was not JC that ejected them - it was the Party machinery, itself in the hands of the Right. This marks the utter charade that the
A S claims were. i.e. These people were 'the wrong sort of Jew'.
JC has been a loud voice against all forms of racism, and protesting against war for over 40 years!
He's also one of only 2 MPs that voluntarily publish their annual accounts.
He and John aren't legally obliged to do this, they do it because it is the right thing to do!
Before you take what you hear as the truth, take some time to look into matters, and take in a range of sources. Perhaps then you won't be so easily fooled.
I think Gordon Brown was a good man but he made a shit prime minister .there are lots of 'Good men ' down my local but I doubt if any of them are capable of running the country. As the saying goes nobody can please all the people all of the time
@@kwakkers68 Corbyn never misses a chance to denigrate the Jews When he was once on TV talking about the prince Andrew scandal he couldn't mention Jeffrey Epstein without mentioning the fact that he was Jewish every time he mentioned his name he pronounced it Epshtein in a pantomime yiddisher accent
@@michaelharrison3602 We both know this is total rubbish.
Poverty exists not because we cannot help the poor, but because we cannot satisfy the rich.
Who came up with that? Not you I bet Labour have always loved parroting witty quotes that they didn't think of
@Pat M What do you mean "real democracy" and why would a republic be better? Is there any evidence to justify these claims or is it just a rant?
the tories are doing nothing but helping the rich!
The only thing wrong with this calm and informative interview is that it is on TH-cam and not on national TV. We need a leader like Jeremy Corbyn, for the Labour Party and for the country. Labour is now in the hands of career politicians who believe in allowing focus groups to determine their policy, whether or not those policies have anything to do with promoting social justice. Labour should be led by socialists.
Labour should be led by Social Democrats, not Socialists , especially if it wants to remain electable.
@@SOak145 That's Labour's problem: so many advisors telling it what it has to do to be electable that it has forgotten what it is supposed to stand for. If it sells out its ideals, it sells out its soul. It should be guided by what the country needs and not by what focus groups tell its leaders the voters want to hear. That's the road that leads to people like Boris.
@@stephensmith2601 It can be both electable and stick to as many of its ideals as possible. If some ideals need be discarded in order to facilitate electability/election , then so be it. Well yes , but you have to be pragmatic and take into consideration the electability aspect - otherwise what's the point.
@@SOak145 Your route has been tried before and it failed. Remember the SDP? Labour rebels who rebranded as Social Democrats, a party which then allied with the Liberals, then joined them, and when that all came to nothing, ended up endorsing Conservative PM John Major. It is a Labour Party that abandons socialism that has no point.
I'm sorry, but you must be working for the conservative parties campaign... Because nobody serious could advocate for Jeremy Corbyns view of the world... With Diane Abbott at his side? And a few times in his bed... Bleuugghhhhh, just vomited my Coco pops up
This is the best comment section full of true humans surprised.
Lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
You mean full of ignorant naive idiots who all shit rainbows and unicorns? Corbyn's disciples aren't the sharpest tools in the shed, they're just a bunch of tools.....
Mass genocidal Communist human manure.
Sadly you dont have to dig very deep to find the Boris-Bummers, those who when looking round this country right now will trot out the usual lines of "Well it would have been much worse under Labour" (of course it wouldnt) and "Boris is doing his best in very difficult circumstances" (he is NOT a four year old at sports day)
@@neilmccarty944 *"Sadly you dont have to dig very deep to find the Boris-Bummers"* That's about the shoddy standard of reasoning I'd expect from a Corbynite. I'd bet there's very few people with a positive view of Boris, and yet he'll win the next election in a heartbeat.
What does that say about Labour right now? *They're utterly unelectable* and it's your man Corbyn who is responsible for this.
*"Well it would have been much worse under Labour" (of course it wouldnt)"* Having a lifelong socialist (and a perpetual gap year student) at the helm would've sent us back decades. But then, I wouldn't expect politically ignorant people who voted for the most unpopular opposition leader since polls began to understand.....
& the British press say he’s evil. We need a revolution.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭😭😭
@Jo Sm he's just a nothing, who are you ? What have you done? Answer NOTHING !!!
He isnt evil, just a bloke who has no relevance to the World we live in.
@@stephencopping9953Clearly Clearly not true, everyone has done something. Corbyn and Miliband dragged the Labour Party into being totally unelectable. I guess that is something.
My home country had a "socialist" revolution around 100 years ago. You all know the consequences.
Jezza a true one🥺❤️
Thanks George 👍
If you condone child rape then JC is a legend
@@karlosthejackel69 wtf!! Jezza is a honest decent human being you sound like the opposite how much better my life and my family would be if was pm and not that narcissistic corrupt murdering lieng criminal psychopath doris trump johnson
@Pat M wtf does Israel have to do with every problem? It seems like a veiled form of anti semitism. I am sympathetic to some Labour ideas but your beating up of Israel I cannot tolerate. I know all you Lefties seem to love Palestine and just forget history and frankly piss on the 6M Jews who were killed by denigrating the country created for the diaspora. You cannot really care about the Jews if you think in any way it is ok to launch a campaign of hate against a country whose existence most Jews - yes the majority of Jews in the world - live in. All this anti Israel is not anti Semitic is bs. Why? Because any anti Israel policy affects millions of Jews. The two go hand in hand. It’s like saying you don’t like the Tory government and then decide let’s boycott trade with the UK which impacts everyone in our country. How is deciding to boycott entire trade with a country a fair and proportionate response. It isn’t.
Keir Stamer will have a shock in his system. People can see through him.
Totally - blue all the way through
he wont... they'll still be blaming this guy for the next 60 years
@@Ma55ey 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Starmer, albeit with numerous faults, is taking the Labour Party in the right direction, IMO.
@@proo560 I hope you are right.
I can listen to this man all day. Hope people can still be inspired to carry on his example.
This is what we could have had 😢😢😢😢
I'm happy with the cash, the prizes and the tankards Jim!!!
I'd rather have a Labour government.
He blew his chance with Brexit, before he was leader he was Pro Brexit, then he flipped and angered all labour voters who voted Brexit in the last election, also the London Branch of the party have pissed the working class off, with their champagne socialism, and the way most labour MP's tried to stop Brexit, now this evil bastard Johnson in charge, This is why I hate 95% of all MP's who's behavior over the last 6 yrs as been shit.
@@madman2028 not a lot I can argue with really, of course it was Brexit the fault of which lies at Starmers door, although JC should have been more authoritative, it was his down fall in all honesty the same weakness allowed the right wing champagne socialists as you say to undermine with lies and deceit. He never stood up for himself, same with Antisemitism he looked weak. The chance of a socialist government is gone for decades and people like Johnson and Starmer will rule and bring this once great country to its knees. The rich will continue to get richer and the poor haven’t seen anything yet.
@@mariogmajner6549 there’s nothing in your comment I can argue with, I feel and think exactly the same way, unfortunately
Great to hear from a real leader, instead of a programmed droid.
Don't great leaders win? Isn't that what a great leader does? They literally lead their followers to victory and prosperity... LOL 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Some labour supporters just seem to pretend the last elections and Labours massive failings didnt exist. And so you are doomed to failure until you learn, enjoy
@@weeblywinkleman6410 winning an election doesn’t make you a great leader in the slightest. People can and have lied begged and manipulated their way to becoming elected, doesn’t mean they’re any good at leading.
@@att6484
Would you say the same if Jeremy Corbyn had actually won an election? (instead of literally making Labour the least popular it has ever been)
@@weeblywinkleman6410 yes if he’d have led the country badly.
@@att6484 but not if he'd made labour the least electable it has been whilst being surrounded by angry feminists, race baiters and pushers of woke theory
Nationalise the pharmaceutical corporations.
Absolutely. Or at least provide a level playing field instead of mass profit for the few (very few).
No, private is better
They'd still be corrupt. All large organisations/collectives have to have a hierarchy of decision making. Humans with the power want to protect their power and have like-minded friends to help them achieve that.
Nationalisation discourages innovation as there's no competition - instead complacency sets in.
That's not a political statement that's just how nature/evolution works - competition.
Keir Starmer, clearly bounced into the Labour leadership after the undoubted vibrancy of Jeremy Corbyn who was nudged out by the machinations of 'the fright brigade', has to be pitied in a way for his pathetic inability to enthuse us as Jeremy did so well to raise us up during his tenure as UK Labour leader.
Lmao
But he lost two general elections in a row so the only question worth asking is are you happy for the Labour Party to act as a pressure group rather than a governing party? Labour has had no impact on national politics since 2010 and it is time that it came back into power for the good of all the people not the chosen few.
@@anthonyrybicki1000 I'd rather Labour was an effective pressure group than govern like Blair did so obsequiously to Murdoch and lead us into illegal wars as a Tory-lite party.
Imagine if Jeremy Corbyn was PM at the moment and the country was in the mess it is under Johnson the BBC and news media would tear him apart. How does Johnson get away with it?
KEV, they get away with it because the MSM are owned by billionaires. You will never hear the whole truth from them
Because they think Johnson is a "proper lad", the type you'd drink a beer with. Also Rupert Murdoch's influence and media bias. (From a certain point of view, Corbyn losing the election means that he dodged a bullet because he never had to deal with COVID like Johnson did.
He's got a Jaaaaaaaag.
The BBC and the press will tear any PM apart when things aren't going right that's part of their job
Haven't you noticed that's exactly what the media are doing but if Corbyn had been in there would have been no lockdowns no social distancing no wearing of face masks and no vaccinations in case it upset anyone.just look at his brother running around at rallies unmasked and unvaccinated breathing all over people because that's his right a pair of spoilt privileged twats
In December 2019, the Labour Party left me! England chose brexit and Boris the buffoon in mass numbers. Now the labour party has a leader who is as convincing as a wet weekend in Macclesfield! There is no one left in British politics that deserves my vote!
@AOC's Dentist remind me who came up with the disastrous second referendum policy that trashed the party in 2019. Starmer is a Tory plant.
Yes and having lived 15 miles from macclesfield nothing except Starmer could be worse the plonker Is hopeless a total disaster on two legs pathetic creepy and that FAKE non existent personality Mr Insincere .Hopeless at least Jeremy believed in what he was saying. This one is Justin” Reading out his brief.” A load of meaningless lies.
@AOC's Dentist yes it is full of tory shills! so yoù are right on that point!
@AOC's Dentist we blame the people at fault! we use facts to show who is a fault and it is your job to lie as much as possible as you do not have any facts! but you are ether a shill/troll/bot! get a life.
@AOC's Dentist Labour are middle class SJW woke globalists now there not for the working class anymore, they should not exist.
It makes me so happy to hear him talk but then really sad that he isn’t our P.M
How did we get into this crazy situation where Boris Johnson is Prime Minister and not Jerermy Corbyn. I completely dispair with how my country has ended up. Corbyn is clearly a committed Humanist (I voted Labout in 2019 because of him) and we need more people like him in politics.
It saddened me how he was extremely badly treated by the media as well. Jerermy you are an honest and decent person.
Love for JC, love for Zarah. Keep the faith.
The most humble, decent, open-minded and intelligent Labour leader in a generation.
It is a national tragedy that we didn't elect him for Prime Minister.
You’d be eating out of bins now if he won
@@karlosthejackel69 agreed. All our money would be pissed away to other countries because this idiot thinks of everyone, but us the british people.
@@Jstar-jm7fh But you’ve still got your privilege
@@Jstar-jm7fh not like the tories care. helping other countries doesnt mean leaving us brits out on the rocks with no lighthouse.
😂😂😂
At least Corbyn pays his taxes. Hope all Labour MPs do too.
Not true…… didn’t declare his pension so avoided paying tax on it
@@markhickman4414 Link please.
@@markhickman4414 The state pension is taxable income, but you receive it gross. This means no tax is deducted at source (that is, before it is paid to you) from the state pension.
@@markhickman4414 Oh yes it is, I have a list.
@@pseudonayme7717 And remember, Jeremy Corbyn is above retirement age now.
I would love one party, any party, to pay significant attention to the homeless. People in this sector of society have lip service paid to them.
New Labour all but ended homelessness
What an absolute legend!
In or out of power, he's a decent human being and those who can't see that are fools of the highest order.
Fucking beautiful….
…80 seat majority.
@@sprogella So awesome he personally covered for over 1 million child rapes
He’s right it’s Tony Blair’s party
Not sure most people would agree.
Lets have this man as prime minister, someone who actually deserves it to make real change.
If you can empower one person they can do great things for themselves and others I think. Best leader in recent times we never had✌
We need Jeremy to form a new socialist party immediately. You’ll get the members and the money
That would split the vote
Better the autentic..corbyn forever!
Definitely, that cant come soon enough, it needs Corbyn & McDonnell to gather up all those still sympathetic to the cause, all those who still believe in his manifesto and start a new Progressive Socialist Party. Even if they so split the vote, if it stops the Tories having a majority it will force people to work together. A new party that is not carrying the huge millstones of the 3 day week, the winter of discontent, Tony Blair and everything else that gets hurled at anyone on the left attempting to debate policy.
@Weed Heals420. What we need is a party that puts British poor and working class people first, and helps better fund social care and schools. THAT’S WHAT WE NEED. The education system needs a massive overhaul, and we needs to put more funds in social care and help the helpless who are struggling with mental health problems and or neurological diseases.
FUCK climate change because it’s nothing but a scam, and FUCK racial and identity politics that divide people.
Freed from the responsibilities of leadership and on fine form.
Well said again Jeremy;-).....2 faced Starmer will not be getting my vote
Mind neither
Nor mine.
Why hasn't he left the Labour Party and started his own party?
Corbyn is a pleasure to watch.. brings some sanity amongst utter chaos all around.. support from out here in India
Probably the greatest Prime Minister we'll never have.
People always complain about how 'politicians are all the same' - here we had someone who was actually different... unfortunately enough voters believed the MSM & powers that be who were terrified Jeremy would actually fight to create a more equal society, so they had to destroy him any way they could. Anyone who took the time to look at Jeremy's voting record for example could've seen he would've changed society at large for the better. Unfortunately, people like ' Doom & Gloom' (apt name there) were manipulated into voting for those who wish to continuosly drag society down... v sad.
So democracy means nothing to you? This narcissist was rejected by historic margins TWICE in two years, for different reasons each time. And the media treated him no worse than Blair, Johnson, May, Brown, and CERTAINLY not Miliband. Your comment is utterly absurd.
@@evertonwood Everton, if you TRUELY believe the media treated those politicians worse (I'm guessing you are too young to remember the 1997 election and how tightly Blair and Murdoch worked together) then you've gotta wake up and learn your political history
Him or John Smith, certainly.
@@Did6661 I'm arguing they were all treated similarly bad. JC was abnormally vulnerable because of his statements about the IRA, Brexit, anti-Semitism, and just generally looking shifty and naive on foreign policy. He is just a very unpolished politician.
As usual everything he says is spot on, fancy being vilified for wanting a a fairer and more unjust society. What a different country we would have had with him in charge.
JC is right, Starmer's Labour is now the Tory party.
Yes - they are all now corporate, globalist neocons filling their pockets from the public tax pot.
Delusional 😂😂😂
The man who should be our prime minister.
#JC4PM!! I wish it could still be!
Looks like we might have to settle for Angela Rayner...
Sadly enough, he would have been sabotaged from inside his own party even if he had won
@@andrewrode3339 You may well be correct, alas.
@@andrewrode3339 and crucified even more by the media.
not allowed System computer said noooooooo, too much humanity in his blood.
if he had stuck up for himself and his friends who were persecuted by the media and the right of his own party things would have been better
I suspect he knew what he was up against. Even if he'd managed to survive the coups,
and the media character assassination, and by some miracle made it to PM (he got very close, in spite of the extent of the machination against him), he must have known the Right of the party - the majority sadly - who should really be wearing a Blue rosette, would all work against him, and side with the Tories to make government impossible - with obvious headlines the result... ' another failed Socialist govt. ...'.
If any good has come out of this time - it has revealed what our political foes are really like,
what depths they will sink to, and who they are really working for. So in that sense, Jeremy's fate was not wasted. We've all learned a valuable lesson, if a deeply tragic one.
The best Prime Minister we never had. Could have been have so, so different.
But he wasnt, he gave the tories a majority on a silver platter
That goes to John Smith.
Absolutely nonsensical comment that.
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But he got more votes from the public than any other Labour leader since Tony Blair's 1997 landslide election and that was when most of his MPs and party officials were actively working against him!
What gave the tories a majority on a silver platter was our outdated and undemocratic electoral system, didn't you know that?
@@benrowbottom4682 You are 100% correct. Sadly many Labour voters seem to prefer to be in opposition rather than do what is necessary to win power. If I had the strength to read through the comments ( and I don't) I am sure I will read how brilliant a leader Cornyn was and how crap Starmer is.
Can we have Corbyn back as Labour leader, as he's still the true leader of the opposition?
paul Adams Corbyn had his time Labour would always be in opposition with him as leader .
Labour is finished the sooner the unions pull out and back something new the better
Corbyn killed the party mate. Working class doesn't care for radical far left policies, especially in Europe after the events of the 20th Century. Nothing left but wealthy middle class students larping as coal miners and labourers having never lifted a finger in their lives.
Delusional 😂😂😂
@@nxxynx5039 well said
He's one of very very few politicians that I've ever felt meant what he said
He should start his own party and comeback with a fury and vengeance against all these liars
Only if he could get union backing? 🤔
That would be good. Not being held back by Neo-Blairites would be a start. Getting funding would be the main challenge as would getting media coverage. Then again, if Nigel Farage could break way from the Conservatives and form his own party, then Corbyn could do the same with Labour.
( Jill Murphy )how does this man keep so optimistic ? ! He is wonderful ❤️🌹❤️
I like what he mentions about history books. We need to be wanting to find facts and not learn.
History and English were my two worst subjects at school. My two main hobbies are now reading and history, go figure. Looking at the history of the British empire is utterly fascinating. Find what appears to be the twomain viewpoints in this country "the empire was great, we built the west" or "we must feel personal shame for our forebears " rather lacking in nuance or willingness to learn lessons.
@@fromthedumpstertothegrave3689 As with the Media, the best work is often to be found at the periphery.
Try the work of Michael Parenti, Tariq Ali, David Harvey (Naomi Klein's Shock Doctrine
is a similar work to Harvey's Neoliberalism, but Harvey's expertise is in a different league). 'Secret Affairs' by mark curtis is an eye-opener!
For less Western bias, there's often merit in searching out authors/academics from other parts of the world.
On economics - Steve Keen, Michael Hudson, richard wolff.
When I was around 11 or 12 years old my history teacher told me to always question everything.. I asked if I should question what he taught me and he confirmed that I definitely should.
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Teachers should be teaching students HOW to think, not WHAT to think
JC is so underrated as a politician.
Are you having a laugh? Great policies but he was a completely inept leader. According to the post-mortems he switched his phone off and couldn’t be contacted when important party decisions had to be made.
@@DonQuickZote really? political novice! 🙄
@@DonQuickZote lies
So much common sense from beautiful minded man.
He's very idiotic
@@MegaUluwatu Like you Rob
@@lamueldagon7618 i'm stunned to the core by your witty reply
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Love jeremy corbyn wish he was pm the country would be in a much better place
I think Jeremy Corbyn is probably one of the only MPs in the country who I would direct someone to for help if they were struggling and would feel assured not only would they be able to access him but also get the right support!!
what an absolutely brilliant man. thank you so much for this interview and thank you so much jeremy for helping so many
I agree
But he is not making policies
He was destroyed and nobody wants to replace him.
Just because you believe Corbyn is finished doesn't mean people can't still be grateful without expectation... He planted a seed and if the fools in power don't manage to kill all life on this planet then socialism is the only way if not we will become barbaric
Jeremy is basically saying that it doesn't matter who you vote for the government still get in. We need more MEN like him and to bring the puppets to accountability.
Jeremy & the other MP's like him need to leave the Labour party because labour is over & build a brand new party A People's party that stands for the people & get the public behind them.
As the trade unionist Jimmy Reid said, I didn't leave Labour, Labour left me. On joining the SNP.
We need more people like Jeremy x
Yes we do - but they are never allowed to rise. They use every means possible to destroy.
A message for Jeremy corbyn I voted for you because I like the policies but I could not vote for starmer he's Blair's double the party has gone back to the right thanks to the UK media and right of labour Ken loach his dead right about starmer 🇬🇧😡
Yo kids… your parents did you reeeeeal dirty by not voting this man in. Remind them of that. Daily.
They owe you a future.
You'll have an opportunity to turn them in to the Ministry of Love later.
The only decent politician out there.
He’s that decent he was soundly rejected by the public 😂
@@TheKkkl123 no he wasn’t he was a victim of backstabbing from members of his own party.
@@umarhanif6413 oh, so having one of the worst defeats in history was down to his own mps and nothing at all to do with the public thinking he was insane 🙄
@@TheKkkl123 powerful right wing media run by billionaires who don’t even live in this country ran vendettas against him and every opportunity they got they destroyed him. He brought so many people to labour especially the younger generation.
@@TheKkkl123 because the public are modern day peasants being controlled by MSM that is owned by the billionaires like Murdoch. Interestingly, all the countries where he has influence are governed by... the hard Right! Try looking at Finland or possibly Denmark. New Zealand too for real leadership that cares about fairness and education. Finland has invested heavily in digital literacy to combat the effects of the other billionaires who are controlling the people - Facebook and social media.
Go Jeremy Corbyn!!
Jeremy Corbyn has a level of integrity that we all should aspire to
Have you taken the 30 seconds needed to Google his history prior to dropping the Labour party so low that it is now barely a relevant party? Integrity is not a word anyone who has would use. Opportunistic hypocrite with a penchant for any group that wants to kill or oppress the British working class is more accurate. He's not even a good socialist, and that bar is *very* low.
@@nxxynx5039 no mate. I formed an opinion out of thin air
That man is to blame for an 80 seat majority whereby the Tories can do whatever they please: charlatan!
@@proo560 absolutely nothing to do with the hatchet job he received from pretty much every media outlet in the country. That's a simple Google search too. Depends which side you butter your bread I guess
@@BillyHayes79Music Of course the right wing media is horrific; my point is that you don’t put someone up of whom is so unelectable. Unfortunately, politics is a popularity contest - and Corbyn gave the tories an open goal!
Hey Jeremy, some older (a lot older!) people are pretty angry about these things too!
Starmer appears to be a lying Tory (like all tories)
Crank alert!
Never forget what the media did to Jeremy, or the lies that they had to make up in order to slander him. This man is the greatest leader we never had, and a Labour Party without him in it is a Labour Party that will not be getting my vote.
Similar to what happened to trump?
@@karlosthejackel69 In pretty much no way whatsoever, no.
@@HowDeepIsYourJesus You think the media was biased against you and justified against him???
@@karlosthejackel69 I think that Jeremy Corbyn and Donald Trump are completely different animals and were facing completely different media circuses. Plus I don't think Corbyn ever expressed a desire to sleep with his own daughter, admitted to sexual assault on a hot mic, called for the execution of innocent black men, or tried to get an entire group of people banned from his country. Trump deserved pretty much every bit of criticism that he received, Corbyn didn't.
@@HowDeepIsYourJesus They both have faults although his desire as you say was taken massively out if proportion, I have seen the interview. I could pick up on corbyn obsession with a certain religion of peace or his helping to cover and millions of child rapes that has happened right here on this island, but I’m sure you will excuse that too.
Legend
I wish he would create a party called Real Labour Party, millions would flock to join as our country goes down the drain, because of the Greedy and Corrupt and the Selfish..
I admire Jeremy, his is precisely the kind of person we need in parliament, true love of humanity.
I didn’t think he would be a good PM, I thought the right would have massacred him (with their dark money and control over the media), however, now I realise he couldn’t have possible been worse than Boris Johnson, his polar opposite.
The state of this country right now makes me sick on a daily basis.
I mean, that's pretty much exactly what happened. Railroaded because of... antisemitism? _This_ guy? In _this_ day and age? Even from the most cynical, scummy outlook, who the hell is seriously wasting their life nowadays spending decades climbing the political ladder, conning people into believing they're a kind and decent soul, all for the grand nefarious purpose of seizing ultimate power to be able to _blame the *jews* for stuff_. WHO IS STUPID ENOUGH TO BOTHER DOING THAT?
Unfortunately Jeremy not only has more than 2 braincells to rub together, but a reasonable amount of faith in humanity, so he didn't take seriously the notion that people would actually believe that accusations of could be anything more than nonsense, and consequently _didn't_ waste sufficient time and resources pandering to the media/public to _prove_ that he wasn't a secret nazi sympathiser, so he wound up losing the 'great game' of politics.
So, as you say, we have Boris Johnson instead. Because even though he stands for nothing other than the wealth of himself, his friends and his relatives, he knows how to 'play the game', ie: You can't slander a clown. He doesn't have to win, he just has to not lose, and when everybody else is an actual human being with blood to shed in this political war-zone, only the make-believe clown strolling around and honking his nose is bulletproof.
Listening to Corbyn talk about Iran made me think of Nazanin. She'd probably be home now if he'd been elected.
Jeremy Corbyn and Bernie Sanders, thank you both!
An excellent video with Jeremy and he should still be listened to by Keir Starmer.
As a leader, and as a matter of political convenience, Corbyn was prepared to keep the nuclear deterrent whilst declaring publicly that he would not use it under any circumstances. Can't people see what is wrong with that? Power without responsibility. Also, over many years, Corbyn stood alongside terrorists from N. Ireland who were killing British people. Yes, he proposed peaceful means, but he was not showing that by his actions. You don't attend the funerals of terrorists then plead you did it for the good of your country. Hypocrite best describes his actions, when placed alongside his words.
If only if we had a candidate with Corbyn's principles and policies with a more palatable personality for the masses.
THIS MAN CAN RUN RINGS AROUND OTHER POLITICIANS. ESPECIALLY STARMER
I don't think I gave him much of a chance when he was around, I suppose it was due to him sitting on the fence when it came down to the EU, when it was very clear he was against it.
A good man nonetheless
Would have loved to see jeremy corbyn as our prime minister. Oh well, we've got boris johnson!
2019 has been one massive wasted occasion for the UK
Covid windfall tax is an interesting proposal. If tax is inevitable we should be trying to find the fairest sources of taxation and portioning the burden in a kind of "fairest to unfairest" way. Windfall taxes are up there. Milton Friedman also referred to land value tax (or a tax on the unimproved value of property) as the "least bad tax", which I think anyone on the economic left would agree with (as do many neoliberal and even libertarian economists). We don't have to kill profit, innovation or incentivisation to start a business in order to tax fairly and create a more equitable distribution of wealth. Not only that, but the sustainability of a capitalist economy depends on the purchasing power of the working population. So even corporations should see the value in properly funded schools (educated workers), healthcare (healthy workers) and eradicating poverty (lower crime, a more stable society and therefore workforce).
My heart both sings and sobs every time I see the wonderful JC speak. I’ve never felt Hope like I did in the 2017 election campaign. Yet again the dreams of the many destroyed by the Establishment
What an interview... Thank you and congratulations Oli & @PoliticsJOE !
A great man with a wonderful mind and a meaningful social conscience. I miss his presence.
I have a theory. Brits would prefer to be shafted by Oxbridge and Old Etonian types and have them as the overlords than have someone like themselves rule them. Why? Because there is an inferiority complex among people that sustains this belief and in turn benefits the posh).
Mr. Corbyn is a Great loss as a Leader to the Labour Party, Keir Starmer is way too Right Wing, he would be happier with the Tories.
To be fair "Joe" you did your own bit to undermine JC when you did the pre-election Clarkson piece.
We as a nation are stupid for not electing this man as PM
A sad time indeed for reasonable men of convictions
Decent person great man
Uk is looking precarious now nevermind afghanistan
one of the few genuine MPs - Corbyn that is, not Mr paid for
As usual Jeremy Corbyn making a lot of sense, thank you Jeremy