Jeremy Corbyn Campaign speech in Salford PT 1

The speaker thanks attendees and highlights the campaign's progress, emphasizing support for Becky, an MP since 2015, known for her work on workers' rights. The speech critiques the opposition's lack of understanding of working-class culture and discusses the campaign's agenda for economic equality, contrasting the wealth of the rich with the struggles of NHS workers.

What is the significance of Becky in the context of the speech?

How does the speaker describe the cultural tradition of working-class history?

What criticism does the speaker make about Theresa May and her cabinet?

What is the main agenda of the campaign mentioned in the speech?

What example does the speaker use to illustrate the disparity in wealth?