Interviews with Jo Swinson and Sam Gyimah on General Election

The transcript discusses the Liberal Democrats' recent electoral successes, particularly in London, and their strong stance on remaining in the European Union. It highlights the party's achievements in education and social rights, while acknowledging past mistakes. The discussion emphasizes the party's appeal to voters from both Labour and Conservative backgrounds, supported by media figures like Matthew Paris. The context of the upcoming election is framed as a pivotal moment for Brexit, with the Liberal Democrats positioned as a centrist force advocating for open and tolerant politics.

What reasons did the speaker give for leaving the Conservative Party?

What is the speaker's vision for the future of politics in Kensington?