John McDonnell interview on council in-sourcing, Boris Johnson, Gloria De Piero's resignation , Iran and Donald Trump

The transcript discusses the importance of local councils delivering services instead of private companies, highlighting community control. It addresses potential political instability under Boris Johnson, suggesting a possible election. The Labour Party's internal dynamics are explored, emphasizing teamwork and tolerance. The transcript also covers tensions with Iran, advocating for diplomatic solutions, and discusses the Labour Party's approach to US relations, regardless of the administration.

Why do local people prefer councils over private companies for service delivery?

• Private companies offer more innovative solutions.

• Councils offer more affordable services.

• Councils provide better quality and control over services.

• Private companies are more reliable.

What is the Labour Party's approach to preparing for a potential general election?

• Focusing solely on campaigning.

• Ignoring the possibility of an election.

• Preparing a new manifesto and government plans.

• Relying on past strategies.

How does the Labour Party handle internal differences in political views?

• By ignoring them.

• By avoiding discussions on differences.

• By expelling members with different views.

• By promoting teamwork and addressing intolerance.

What is the Labour Party's stance on the situation with Iran?

• They support Iran's actions.

• They believe Iran's actions are unacceptable.

• They think the US should not be involved.

• They have no opinion on the matter.

How does the Labour Party view its relationship with the US administration?

• They only work with administrations they politically agree with.

• They refuse to work with any US administration.

• They prefer to avoid any engagement with the US.

• They will work with the US administration regardless of who is in power.