Jeremy Corbyn Interview RE Labour Leadership

The transcript discusses the high fees imposed by the Labour Party, which may exclude students and young people from participating in elections. It highlights the growth of the Labour Party, emphasizing the need to recognize financial challenges faced by many. The speaker calls for unity against the Conservative government's policies, focusing on inequality and austerity. Leadership changes and the appointment of a new shadow cabinet are addressed, with a call for parliamentary members to fulfill their duty in opposing government actions.

What is the main concern expressed by the speaker regarding the party's fee?

• It excludes people who cannot afford it.

• It is not being collected efficiently.

• It is too low to cover expenses.

• It is not being used for the right purposes.

What does the speaker hope for the Labour Party after the debate?

• To increase the membership fee.

• To support the Conservative government.

• To reduce the number of members.

• To emerge stronger and united.

What unexpected event does the speaker mention after the referendum?

• A decrease in party membership.

• A change in the party's leadership.

• A sudden increase in party fees.

• Resignations of several colleagues.

How does the speaker describe the new shadow cabinet members?

• Inexperienced and ineffective.

• Reluctant to take on new roles.

• Opposed to the party's policies.

• Doing a fantastic job.

What does the speaker believe is the duty of all colleagues in Parliament?

• To support the Conservative government.

• To work together against the government's actions.

• To increase the party's membership fee.

• To focus on individual political goals.