UK General Election - Appeal of Labour in Hull

The transcript discusses differing political views, focusing on Jeremy Corbyn's anti-establishment stance and its impact on business and employment. It highlights the political divide between partners, with one leaning towards conservative views and the other questioning Corbyn's effectiveness for the working class. The discussion also covers voter sentiment in Hull, the importance of businesses for the economy, and the issue of big corporations not paying enough taxes. The conversation concludes with a reflection on political leanings and the necessity for the Labour Party to resonate with voters.

What are the implications of Jeremy Corbyn's anti-establishment message on the labor vote?

How does the speaker perceive the relationship between businesses and the community?

What factors might influence the labor vote in Hull according to the speaker?

What concerns does the speaker express regarding big businesses and their tax contributions?

What does the speaker believe is necessary for the Labour Party to maintain support in places like Hull?