Jeremy Corbyn Launches Labour Brexit Proposals

The Labour leader has relaunched with a focus on political populism, introducing a controversial initiative to cap high pay, including for footballers and top executives. This move is seen as an anti-elite policy, drawing lessons from Brexit and Trump. The policy evolved into a firm stance on government contractors, with potential implications for the private sector. Public reactions are mixed, with some seeing it as a populist move akin to Trump. Critics argue the policy is unworkable, but it aims to capture attention in marginal seats. The strategy is seen as chaotic by some, but it has succeeded in gaining notice.

In what way does the speaker suggest Jeremy Corbyn is trying to appeal to voters?

What challenges does the speaker anticipate regarding the maximum wage law?