CLEAN : Labour leadership contest: We need radical solutions' says Rebecca Long Bailey

The speaker discusses the importance of understanding and communicating the Labour Party's manifesto, which promises unionized jobs and green technology leadership. They emphasize the need for radical solutions to address crises in climate, productivity, and public services. The speaker contrasts real aspiration, rooted in socialism, with the superficial aspirations promoted by the Tories, advocating for a collective rise where everyone can succeed.

What does the speaker mean by 'real aspiration'?

In what way does the speaker define their kind of socialism?