John McDonnell speech to Labour supporters

The speaker reflects on their connection to their city, emphasizing pride and love for its people. They discuss the significance of an upcoming election, describing it as a generational decision critical for the city and the northwest. The speaker compares Theresa May to Margaret Thatcher, warning of potential negative impacts on Liverpool and the north if the Tories return to power.

What does the speaker express about their connection to the city?

What does the speaker mean by a 'generational decision' in the context of the upcoming election?

How does the speaker compare Theresa May to Margaret Thatcher?

What impact did Margaret Thatcher's policies have on the city and the northwest according to the speaker?

What concerns does the speaker raise about the potential future under a Tory government?