Speaker 1: Hi, guys, this is Andy and this is a five
Speaker 1: minute and I've got the story in a second. But
Speaker 1: I've made this late secure Starmer breaking news Stammer resignss
Speaker 1: well the stories about that when he hasn't resided. It's
Speaker 1: not a clickbait at all. I just thought it would
Speaker 1: be fun to have a bit of fun because a
Speaker 1: lot of people have predicted that Stamber would leave by
Speaker 1: the end of the year, but he's only now gotten
Speaker 1: to the end of today. Anyway, just y to clear
Speaker 1: that up. It's not clickbait. I don't make any money
Speaker 1: out of this. I just share the knowledge. God bless
Speaker 1: her a nice happy twenty twenty six. Yeah, good morning,
Speaker 1: it's Wednesday. It's New Year's Eve. I hope you have
Speaker 1: a wonderful first season and a happy twenty twenty six.
Speaker 1: From Andy and the five minute rant on the Daily
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Speaker 1: do we have here? Then? Yeah, it's fun. It's inevitable.
Speaker 1: Boss of Labour's biggest trade union, Unite Donor warns rudderless
Speaker 1: Kissma will resign now. Hope someone's telling me the truth.
Speaker 1: Unite chief said Labor must stop being embarrassed to be
Speaker 1: the voice of workers. The boss of Labour's biggest trade
Speaker 1: union donor in twenty twenty five, has said it is inevitable.
Speaker 1: That's a guess Sama will be replaced as prime minister. Yes, please,
Speaker 1: and then let's go for the rest and trying to
Speaker 1: labor out. Sharon Graham, the General Secretary of UNATE, describe
Speaker 1: Labour's agenda as rutherless. You know, I guess it's that ship,
Speaker 1: that boat going down the river and with no wordy
Speaker 1: it can't steer. Prop that's coming all over the place,
Speaker 1: and austerity late, adding that the party's feigning leadership has
Speaker 1: cost him dearly. She's us one of the government risks
Speaker 1: sowing the seeds of its own destruction if the Prime
Speaker 1: Minister's successors does not depart from its current path. But
Speaker 1: miss graham peace written in the Times is clear. If
Speaker 1: a change at the top is made, then noted must
Speaker 1: be different. Advise. It's simply pointless. It cannot just be
Speaker 1: a question of changing the leader when improving the sales pitch.
Speaker 1: You wrote. There is much agnizing right now about whether
Speaker 1: when who should replace the Prime minister. That is inevitable,
Speaker 1: she says, Wow, so that's an amazing thing. I mean,
Speaker 1: what do you actually think, well, things change with labor goes.
Speaker 1: If kiss Tama goes, who will replace Is it Nigel Faraj?
Speaker 1: Is it reform? What is it? A good friend Rupert
Speaker 1: we put low? He was basically what do you call it?
Speaker 1: He was reform and now he's not reform at all.
Speaker 1: Any posts we put low posts what he has been,
Speaker 1: I've not known one like it, personally and professionally. I
Speaker 1: went to twenty twenty five was a reform MP, support
Speaker 1: the party and to trying to drive patriotic a gender
Speaker 1: in parliament. Just two months later the reform leadership tried
Speaker 1: to put me I've just lost my training for it now.
Speaker 1: Basically he was trying to drive a patriot agenda in
Speaker 1: the parliament just him. As later the leadership tried to
Speaker 1: put him in prison on false allegations of verbal threats.
Speaker 1: So the leadership obviously would be Nigel Farage and Richard Place,
Speaker 1: resulting in in a late ny armed police trade and
Speaker 1: his family and the fires dropped on investigations. Of course
Speaker 1: there would because there was nothing at the time wrong.
Speaker 1: If I were to Yusuf had their way, I'd be
Speaker 1: spending the Christmas in prison, talking away with my family
Speaker 1: and my grandchildren and my friend's family wife, et cetera.
Speaker 1: It was ever words they'd never said. They tried to
Speaker 1: take that way from him, and yeah, so he said,
Speaker 1: what do I do? Feel sorry for myself? Retire or
Speaker 1: just carry on and fight like mad? So I think
Speaker 1: he's coming back, fighting like mad. And as he says,
Speaker 1: but in is in deep shit. This is we're put low.
Speaker 1: But in his in deep shit, really really deep shit,
Speaker 1: the worst of he's ever known. And I'm certain that
Speaker 1: if we allow it to write infest them until twenty
Speaker 1: twenty nine election, extracting Britain from this will be impossible
Speaker 1: to change. Yeah, I think we need to do something now,
Speaker 1: an early election. Maybe there's always more Conservatives, more Corbyn's. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it doesn't bear thinking about. And of course, remember the
Speaker 1: Labor wants to delay the local elections so they can
Speaker 1: get mayors in. We've heard all about that, haven't we.
Speaker 1: There'll be a song after this about delaying elections, and
Speaker 1: a couple of more clips, probably from YouTube, about the situation,
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Speaker 2: Now I run the country with the bossy tone for
Speaker 2: a man who knows best. I prefer the throne. Now
Speaker 2: it's so rue that just suits me. Do as you're told,
Speaker 2: and don't ask me. If you could see how things
Speaker 2: should be. When I cancel elections, I point to say
Speaker 2: what you must do, what you think is wrong. I'll
Speaker 2: think for you.
Speaker 1: Funny how your.
Speaker 2: Choices disappear when I cancel elections. In my profession, I
Speaker 2: come in la banda.
Speaker 1: Good grid, ensue the past and all my bad decisions.
Speaker 1: I ain't ever looking back.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying good