Keir Starmer answers question about ‘Call Keir’ public meetings and his leadership ratings

The transcript discusses the importance of listening to voters to rebuild trust in the Labour Party after losing support in the last election. The speaker has been conducting virtual sessions to gather feedback from local people about their concerns, particularly regarding the coronavirus crisis. The feedback includes issues with leadership, Brexit, and the centralization of politics in London. The speaker emphasizes the need for the Labour Party to be a constructive opposition, supporting the government when necessary but also challenging them on issues like testing and protective equipment. The focus is on addressing problems rather than political ratings.

Why does the speaker believe it's important to listen to the public?

• To gain popularity

• To rebuild trust in the Labour Party

• To criticize the government

• To avoid public gatherings

What method did the speaker use to gather public opinions?

• Television interviews

• Virtual sessions

• Online surveys

• Physical rallies

What were some of the issues raised by the public during the feedback sessions?

• Healthcare reforms

• Environmental concerns

• Leadership and Brexit

• Economic policies

How does the speaker view the role of the Labour Party during the current crisis?

• As a passive observer

• As a constructive opposition

• As a critic of all government actions

• As a supportive ally to the government

What challenge does the Labour Party face according to the speaker?

• Low media coverage

• High government approval ratings

• Lack of funding

• Internal party conflicts