Ken Livingston on Jeremy Corbyn

The transcript discusses the support for Jeremy Corbyn within the Labour Party, contrasting it with past policies under Blair. It speculates on a potential snap election and Jeremy's chances of success. The text highlights issues with candidate selection and the party's alignment, emphasizing the need for unity and criticizing media diversions. It warns against a potential Labour Party split, drawing parallels with past events that led to Tory victories.

What is the main reason for the surge in support for Jeremy Corbyn?

• Support for a genuine Labour government

• Interest in a new conservative approach

• Desire to return to Blair's policies

• Focus on international relations

What was a major issue with candidate selection under Blair and Brown?

• Candidates were selected randomly

• Candidates were selected from an approved list

• Candidates were chosen by public vote

• Candidates were chosen based on popularity

What is the stance of the Labour Party in Parliament compared to its members?

• It is more right-leaning

• It is more left-leaning

• It is neutral

• It is undecided

What historical event is referenced as a warning against splitting the Labour Party?

• The rise of the Green Party

• The formation of the SDP

• The creation of the Liberal Democrats

• The establishment of the UKIP

What could be a consequence of a split within the Labour Party?

• A new political alliance

• A stronger Labour Party

• More Tory victories

• Increased unity