First in the family to go to university? That’s an achievement in itself, but to head up public and crown prosecution, and become knighted goes far far beyond expectation. Wherever he ends up politically, that’s an inspirational story.

@archvaldor

Жыл бұрын

No it isn't. He spent most of his adult life crawling to the establishment and actively worked against ordinary people in his capacity as director of public prosecutions. He's a really horrible person that has actively damaged this country, the equivalent of any tory minister. Stop swallowing puff pieces of crass media eliciting narratives for the simple-minded and research these things properly.

@andrewwalsh2755

Жыл бұрын

Kier Starmer is an admirer of alleged war criminal Tony Blair... maybe they'll end up sharing a cell together?...

@jamescagney2713

Жыл бұрын

University is open to all. Not rocket science. His qualifications are no higher than mine I think, or even a road sweeper. Could he cut a tree down and get it to land in the right spot? Could he change a spark plug in your car or dress a wound? Wiki says he can play a recorder so he may have some talent, but Markle is pretty smart as well right ? As for the knighthood, Saville managed that as well so no big deal.

@destro1989

Жыл бұрын

Kinda random comment to reduce his achievements to nothing. Clearly he has down well.

@sunseeker9581

Жыл бұрын

@@jamescagney2713 some things are harder to learn than others. It doesn't mean he's better or worse but a distinguished career should be applauded especially if not handed to you on a plate like those with rich parents

when you watch interviews like this you realise that keir starmer really isnt the boring stuffy man alot of the media portray him to be, i just wish more of the general public would take a little time to watch things like this and see that he is quite a charming and interesting man

After UK labour shaftes Corbyn I had almost given up on them but I've really warmed up to Starmer. He seems competent and caring and the Tories are an absolute disaster.

@destro1989

Жыл бұрын

He's also pragmatic, which is what we need. He's not promising the world that the extreme left want, he's taking a more centre left approach.

@jamesgocmez8079

Жыл бұрын

I'm a corbynite. And I think the way they've treated him is awful. And while I don't agree with alot of what starmer doesn't want to bring in Im.definetly warning to him

@sunseeker9581

Жыл бұрын

His war with the left has destroyed the membership. We're just going back to the Blair years. Wheres his policies? Why does he keep parachuting in right wing candidates. Its just tory lite.

@jamesgocmez8079

Жыл бұрын

@@sunseeker9581 yeah. I definetly hear that and I'm not saying I love the guy it's just I originally thought he was another Blair (but he is slightly to the left of him cuase he's going to nationalise the railways) and he's not as heartless as the guy

@charlie3729

Жыл бұрын

labour shafted Corbyn by letting him run for PM, twice

Seems a thoroughly decent guy.

@jananilcolonoscopu4034

Жыл бұрын

That's precisely the reaction he was going for. Among the gullible majority of the public, that is.

I always thought that if Starmer were elected it would be in spite of his personality, but he's really coming across well here and is improving in PMQs every week too. I think the next election is going to be decided by a lot more serious factors than personality, but interviews like this can't hurt his chances.

@kanedNunable

Жыл бұрын

cos rishi has such an amazing personality? :P

@JoshWiniberg

Жыл бұрын

@@kanedNunable not at all. I campaigned for our CLP to nominate Starmer for leader. He's always seemed like a decent guy and Labour's best bet after the disastrous 2019 election. But in those early days, I had serious doubts about his ability to perform outside of the commons. I've never met him personally but friends who have say he's very personable. During the campaign that never really came across though, and I wasn't convinced it ever would. I'm glad he's loosening up though, he seems to have found his voice when it comes to media appearances.

@drhibas

Жыл бұрын

He seems genuine, like he cares about people more than power. Refreshing

@sunseeker9581

Жыл бұрын

@@JoshWiniberg shame he's ripped apart his manifesto commitments/pledges. I hate the tories but I'll struggle to vote for him unless he sets out some decent policies.

@JoshWiniberg

Жыл бұрын

@@sunseeker9581 I think he's playing his cards very close to his chest, and that's probably a good strategy for the moment, but it won't work long term and I'm sure he knows that. I suspect we'll see some firm commitments in the run up to the election - one or two standout radical policies, with the promise of more in a second term, arguing that it's not possible to do it all at once in the current climate.

Great to have a long form interview where it shows what a decent and intelligent guy he is. More journos should watch this as it shows the character behind the mere public face. UK journos should look at how their colleagues in Australia totally underestimated the new Labor PM before he was elected. Kerr seems to be equally under-estimated by commentators.

@archvaldor

Жыл бұрын

"Great to have a long form interview where it shows what a decent and intelligent guy he is" Have you ever actually looked at what he did as head of the DPP? It is not good. He is certainly not decent, or for that matter especially intelligent.

@paulsawtell3991

Жыл бұрын

Not so intelligent; six times he refused to investigate Jimmy Savile.

@joeh1239

Жыл бұрын

@@paulsawtell3991If you have to lie to make your point about him, maybe your point is not a very good one?

Really resonates with me - Keir gets it completely - I went to uni, no-one else in my family did but I hate the lack of respect some people have for skilled (and unskilled, to that) manual workers. I worked in factories for a while and there were funnier and sharper people on the shop floor than many people I met at uni or in 'middle class' jobs I've had since. So proud to have him as leader of my party.

@sidevans1

Жыл бұрын

@@paulsawtell3991 there'll be more 'change' than the labour party anaged under corbyn or miliband though eh! they'll actually win.

@enemywithin1295

Жыл бұрын

@@paulsawtell3991 Tories want to get rid of the House of Lords, do they? And have nationalised energy? Must have missed that.

@Avengetheeandnaime

Жыл бұрын

@@enemywithin1295 Toris cant wait to add VAT to private schools

@jananilcolonoscopu4034

Жыл бұрын

@@enemywithin1295 Labour hasn't committed to nationalize energy at all, despite the misleading title of their vague policy.

Best interview Starmer has done. I actually learned a lot about how he felt his his background and family experiences drove him towards Labour (eg his mum's illness and the soft elitism against his dad)

Incredible interview and so heart felt. This is what honest politics looks like and Kier’s analytical approach to problem solving is exactly what this country needs, and has needed for quite some time, to destroy the culture wars being waged by both the far left and far right. Refreshing. Whilst I do believe that governing parties work best with a strong opposition, I’m just not sure where that opposition lies. It’s definitely not the current Tory party that is so divided. Perhaps it will be from the LibDems, SNP and Plaid? Conjecture, but I’m so looking forward to Sir Kier being our next Prime Minister, notwithstanding that the Tories might magic another one up in the next few months.

I was actually surpised he had such a modest, and actually very difficult background. Definitely gives him some extremely valuable insight compared with the tories

As a leftie, I wish Starmer wasn't so willing to give ground on issues that matter to me like immigration and benefits (also his total silence on the internal party reports about the Corbyn years). But he's a genuinely decent human being, and I wish more people watched these sorts of interviews. He's had to be utterly ruthless to get our party into shape. But I remember the crushing feeling of that day in 2019. And I remember when he won the leadership, and I thought 'you know what? He might not be half-bad. And if he can get half of these policies over the line, that's more than we've done in 12 years.' And people forget just how bad things were in 2019. There were journalists and newspaper articles about whether Labour could even survive as a party. Three years ago. And now it's just obvious that they're going to get a majority in parliament, and the only question is how much.

How can anyone think he looks like anything other than just a decent bloke?

@kevinbailey3384

Жыл бұрын

Well, he did nothing as head of the CPS to prosecute grooming gangs...and he supported Corbyn....and cannot define what a woman is. In my view, he is a plank. Not to mention that he is a Marxist at heart

@SamOliverYT

Жыл бұрын

@@kevinbailey3384 it's funny that you call him a Marxist, whereas actual Marxists call him right wing. To me this just proves that he's in the middle.

@kevinbailey3384

Жыл бұрын

@@SamOliverYT He himself admits he was a marxist at University, it is an on the record fact. His politics are very much left wing, nobody can think he is centre right., The Conservative party are not even centre right at present.

@SamOliverYT

Жыл бұрын

@@kevinbailey3384 university? Right so how long ago was that? Can you honestly say that people can change their mind as they get older?

@kevinbailey3384

Жыл бұрын

@@SamOliverYT You have agreed with me, by suffering from an unfortunate autocorrect

Best interview I've see with Keir Starmer. He comes over really well here.

@chilldude30

Жыл бұрын

@@paulsawtell3991 I see you have commented this 19 times on this video...

@tiggtiggs

Жыл бұрын

@@chilldude30 as opposed to the RW, who actively protect paedophiles by ignoring inconvenient truths.

@johnfernleigh1352

4 ай бұрын

@@paulsawtell3991 no, he was the one heading an organisation where others decided there was insufficient evidence to mount a successful prosecution, which is the same reason no newspaper or television programme reported until after Savile's none to soon death.

It was interesting to hear his story. He needs a chance to make Britain a better country to live and work in. I can see the passion in his eyes.

@mariogmajner6549

Жыл бұрын

He's a liar

@marklasy6209

Жыл бұрын

He’s a liar I prefer Rishi

Cannot wait to see you as PM!

So cool to hear Keir mentioning the importance of art and music for kids growing up and in general

@markjohnston7869

9 ай бұрын

Shame they will be too poor to take advantage of any art or music they may not even be able to eat after Starmer forces them to remain in poverty which is a personal choice of his.

Never quite got the 'he's dull and boring' arguments. Week in, week out, he exposes whoever decides to be Prime Minister for the day for what they really are. He summed up integrity by offering to resign if he was found guilty of breaking Covid rules, and he has shown his party is quick to act if anyone breaks rules and norms. We're done with charisma, soundbites and PR exercises. Bring back boring politics when the economy actually grew and people's livelihoods were in much better shape. Keir for PM.

He gets my vote definitely.

@johnathon304

4 ай бұрын

Mine too 🇬🇧

He comes across as a likeable guy with charisma to me, I don't understand why everyone says the opposite.

@bereal6590

5 ай бұрын

It's because they're trying to smear him. The right wing media plus the trolls and bots do this deliberately because they've nothing else on the guy. Misinformation is being pumped out on a continuous basis because they don't want labour to win. Starmer is a likeable person and the comparison to Boris truss sunak farage and Tice, starmer shines through and that scares the pants off them. Expect more propoganda closer we get to the election ✌

@ehnowthen

29 күн бұрын

Because he isn't likeable, he's a lying charlatan who is the definition of a red tory

Best interview for Keir Starmer. I'd like to see them try and get Rishi to say anything remotely emotional.

As a moderate on the centre left good to see Keir Starmer doing so well, confidently taking Labour away from the Corbyn (far too left) era.

Your a good man Keir and I really do think you will do many good things for us. We've been waiting for someone like you for a very very long time. NICE ONE KEIR MY FRIEND. 👍

Totally charming interview

Talk about having another referendum on Brexit. This has been a disaster for the country.

@Obiter3

Жыл бұрын

A referendum won't have the effect of "now we're back in the EU." Chances are it would be a decade or more before that would even be considered.

Looking forward to finally having a normal human being like Keir as Prime Minister. Fantastic and insightful interview.

@catfishfortesque-smythe437

Жыл бұрын

PMSL... that's a "special needs" kind of comment... 🤡🤡🤡

@billyburgess3912

Жыл бұрын

There’s nothing normal about him, don’t vote for Labour or tory

What a pleasure to listen to.

Keir your dad worked in a factory that is something to be very proud of. A lot of incredible things are made in factories and without factories there would be absolutely nothing at all what so ever. And I am VERY VERY PROUD of your mom and dad they made an EXTREMELY FANTASTIC GOOD JOB of everything they did. And I know you would make an EXTREMELY FANTASTIC PM. KEIR YOU HAVE DEFINITELY GOT MY VOTE AND THAT COMES WITH A 1000,000% GUARANTEE 🍺 CHEERS KEIR MY FRIEND. 🍻 🤝

Great guy, but as he is my MP I know that. First admired Keir when he did Free Legal Work for the MacDonald Two but heard more about this & his Pro Bono Work for Miners for Unions et al from a Genius Lawyer Neighbour--used to advise the UN on Legal & Medical matters--working in Keir's Chambers where he grew to admire Keir's abilities and ethics. Unfortunately he's moved away.

Wow everyone should watch this...^A fine man.

@paulsawtell3991

Жыл бұрын

You're easily impressed then

at least he understands how poor people feel unlike rishi

As an American, this interview is so interesting to me. I could not imagine anyone in our government other than a few progressives agreeing to an interview like this. ‘Mad props’ to Starmer doing this.

@jananilcolonoscopu4034

Жыл бұрын

You should have the humility to learn a bit more about British politics before you get all "roo-rah" in support of this ham-faced faux-progressive professional liar. This person makes both Biden and Trump look like honest men.

I was a custody officer at Luton crown court and and at the magistrates ,best job I ever had, so interesting!

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ come on Labor bring the contry back to the British people

He seems compassionate for others. Complete opposite of Rishi Sunak, when I see and hear Rishi Sunak, I have a feeling he is happy for how poor British people are struggling

Campaign talk n would be interested to hear what his policies are n how he intends to achieve this. Could be a great manager but doesn't mean a good policy man or a man of new ideas.

A very impressive interview. Why? Because he has emotional intelligence. This has been so absent qt the top since ?Major frankly. Brown had it, but such superimposition. Take the insight of Sir Keir, on display here, vs a Cameron or Truss.

His party daily, works in councils all over Scotland with the Tories, against the desires of their constituents.

Wish I lived in Britain so I could vote for this guy.

@Spike123.98

Жыл бұрын

Lol 😂 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@t.s8089

Жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂

Definitely someone likeable and capable unlike the 3 clowns we have had recently. You could have a decent chat with this guy and he is well qualified to lead

Starmer for PM

He comes across well here.

The thumbnail with the serious picture of Starmer alongside the “yes I have kissed a Tory” is the cringiest thing I’ve ever seen

The more I see and hear from him the more I dont think I can vote labour. I dont trust this man nor his chanceller. Who do I vote for...is it reform???

Imagine, we could have such an interview with Rishi Sunak and the likes here on YT.

@destro1989

Жыл бұрын

Rishi is not relatable, the guy is so rich he cant even tell you the price of bread.

If he gets in we are finished.

Trouble is he won’t ever be Prime Minister, don’t matter how bad the Conservative party is. Votes will be spilt between Labour and the Liberals and you won’t get enough votes to win that the problem.

I'm almost scared to say this but I actually think keir is a good man a genuine person who has a good heart. maybe that is why we have struggled to think he could make primeminister I'm still unsure and unsure more to do with labour as a party than the man himself I've enjoyed this interview though he does seem like a good person i choke when I see him have to double think his words and answers though I picked up on a couple of times when. He was just about to say a word and then he felt like he must change it knowing that if he said the word he was going to it would be deemed as weak or incompetent or both its sad really we need real real people real answers but the scrutiny a single word can get is ridiculous these days it holds us vack

is this really the best we have.

I watch kier Starmer every week and kier Starmer seems brilliant at what he does I will be a great prime minister!

The more I see of this man the more I like him. Perfectly happy to vote for him to be Prime Minister

@billyburgess3912

Жыл бұрын

Oh man can’t you see through him ,

All he can do blame the other party that's Labour for you

and that goes for Rayner too

Sir Keir Starmer seems to be a balanced person with the willing to put things straight. I believe he is driven more of his personal principles on how things should be rather than a party type ideology and doctrine. And most important he seems to have a great deal of common sense in regards to huge issues that plagues the society in Britain nowadays. He will definitely be a prime minister who will seek to bring healing into a society divided and an economy mortally wounded by reckless Tory and ERG ideology.

@proselytizingorthodoxpente8304

Жыл бұрын

So, supporting Jeremy Corbyn in his bid to become pm was one of his principles, was it?

@lightningleaf23

Жыл бұрын

Did Sunak not support Johnson and all his lies ? Now he’s saying he’s going to clean things up because integrity is important. Didn’t seem to mind when he backed Johnson though did he ​@@proselytizingorthodoxpente8304

@DecMurphy

Жыл бұрын

@proselytizingorthodoxpente8304 What's your beef man? Corbyn would have been a great prime minister but the tories whipped up hate like they do and so he lost. Now Starmer has recognised what is necessary which is the strategy Blair adopted of starting with the centre ground. Do you think the tories would be better?

@proselytizingorthodoxpente8304

Жыл бұрын

​@@lightningleaf23 I also remember Jeremy Corbyn's lies. In fact, saying politicians lie is nothing new. Look at what people say about Blair. Or any similar successful politician.

@proselytizingorthodoxpente8304

Жыл бұрын

@@DecMurphy A man who spent his entire career supporting terrorists, hate preachers, and antisemites would not have made a great prime minister. Evidently, Starmer thought different.

he isn't even ready to be leader of the Labour Party...

@chewbaccassecretlovechild2607

Жыл бұрын

I want to hear your reasoning behind your views

Last time I heard the story about your college. You lost party confidence If you are real come in front of me with family . I am here .

What a fabulous interview. It shows how much honesty, intelligence, integrity and empathy this man has. A breath of fresh air from the deceitful and knifing Tory MP's. I would choose this man to be PM!

The University suppose to be for free or just a little small amount like in Australia all asusies people have a very simple and easy access to education definitely opposit than in UK

@ryancarter6922

Жыл бұрын

Are Brits able to study in Australia?

He's the man the country needs

@johnathon304

4 ай бұрын

Agreed 🇬🇧

@ronniedobson

3 ай бұрын

Your deluded

Accelerate it.

You are ready but thr people are not ready 😀

He is a tory

The thing that really comes through here is emotional intelligence.....entirely absent in Johnson

Can we get a completely cast-iron, solemn promise, hope to die "pledge" from him not to repeal any Tory stuff at all ?

Wow, honestly enjoyed this. As with anything starmer I’d hold my nose and listen but this was thoroughly enjoyable and shed a new way I see this man. Also very good questions asked by the presenters

At present - will be voting for Starmer at the next general election (Tory Voter)

& what about Zara Sultana? and of course Apsana Begum? I’m so saddened 😢 Where is the support for her? ..I’m a retired Cellist (Royal Academy) & would like to think you had more empathy 💕

A very warm welcome PM Starmer.

but the UK is not ready for him to be leader ?????

I wish they’d asked him about picketing and the labour unions

At last a politician that has integrity! Cannot wait for kier to be pm. I have never voted labour in my life until now! Kier for pm 🔥

There’s something about him that’s off putting. No one can match JC

You can't come by car . Come with public transport sothat people trust you. Then you will be succeed .

This mans got an opinion on everything.

@billypribbo9668

5 ай бұрын

Good

No thank you Kier.

Starmer kissed a Tory, but did he like it?

What trainers was he wearing

Starmer just like a Tory , He is going to bed with Rupert Murdock, more than ever we need policies that he promised when he ran for labour leader .

He’s it.

Brittain just gets sadder and sadder. Cant complain, we went from am orange turd to a dementia patient who works 4hr days.

Wont say his daughters name in public to protect but will broadcast where in his house her bedroom is…

@thebigquestionpodcast4958

Жыл бұрын

True but still better than name or something like that

Obviously Keir will be prime minister, but this interview still doesn't make any sense if he's really a good prime minister. When you're around the same dogs and simply change their collars, you'll still have rotten leaders running this country. @Times Radio, this is such a fantastic production!

The next Prime Minister

@123brownjames

Жыл бұрын

@@paulsawtell3991 the uk obviously

He sounds like a truly decent person. My country could do with more people like him for sure.

Can't trust this Guy.

Labour gone back on wot he. says in first place to get into power do not let him get away with that he led on about other party wot about him going back on his word

He kissed himself?

Shame no one else wants him to be prime minister

He's competent and honest enough; let's just get rid of the Conservatives, they've been truly woeful.

@andrewwalsh2755

Жыл бұрын

Don't forget Integrity and Patriotism... He said on TV that he had Honesty, Integrity and Patriotism... What a guy!

@andrewwalsh2755

Жыл бұрын

Who cares if he broke every pledge he made to get elected Labour Leader?...

For someone who claims to be 'not tribal' he's very funny to those supposed to be in his own gang......

Latest labor leaders are intelligent, great communicators, and heavy on the emotional connections but Rishi Sunak might also have emotional connections but not this guy's communical skills like Tony Blair.

He is honest, he is friendly and he has a Head on him...compare him to slimy rishi rich

@ehnowthen

29 күн бұрын

He's a lying red tory tyrant.

God help us 🙏

@MichaelBrueckner

Жыл бұрын

... Labour win the next GE, I assume.

@andrewwalsh2755

Жыл бұрын

Yes... make the Green Party 2,000:1 against winning next election... We can bring integrity back into UK politics... And take down Tony Blairs 2005 Gambling Act backers at the same time!

@stephennoble

Жыл бұрын

@@andrewwalsh2755 Green party 🥳 you having a laugh 😃, all sat there thinking they are green 🤔

Is he gay ? Yes I think so.

Sometimes it's like he's trying to out-Tory the Tories

@DecMurphy

Жыл бұрын

Explain?

@destro1989

Жыл бұрын

How so? He's quite clear on his policies, just because he's not super left wing doesn't mean he won't be useful.

@archvaldor

Жыл бұрын

@@destro1989 Yeah, he favours tory policies. Those which ruined this country. You are politically illiterate if you think he is a centrist or something.

@destro1989

Жыл бұрын

Tell me one policy that is right wing?

Starmer came across as a decent guy. I worry though about the Labour parliamentary party and also its instincts of more and more statism and taxation. We are suffering from an overdose of both.

Starmer - possibly. Rayner - nope.

@adamalgin4154

Жыл бұрын

Neither of them. Sinn Fein yes

Starmers a red tory

Yes, so are the Palestinians.

Just another Tory stooge

Single Market as a minimum please #KeirStarmer