about labour's record in government. so that was— about labour's record in government. so that was a — about labour's record in government. so that was a big signal again. also, — so that was a big signal again. also, the _ so that was a big signal again. also, the conference hall loved it. ithink— also, the conference hall loved it. i think the — also, the conference hall loved it. i think the conference and the party membersm — i think the conference and the party members... not i think the conference and the party members - -— i think the conference and the party members. . ._ not - members... not everyone. not everyone. — members... not everyone. not everyone. but— members... not everyone. not everyone. but a _ members... not everyone. not everyone, but a lot _ members... not everyone. not everyone, but a lot of - members... not everyone. not| everyone, but a lot of members members... not everyone. not- everyone, but a lot of members do want _ everyone, but a lot of members do want to— everyone, but a lot of members do want to remember that labour did do some _ want to remember that labour did do some good _ want to remember that labour did do some good in government because they want labour— some good in government because they want labour to get back into government. on the booing, ithink it actually— government. on the booing, ithink it actually helped keir starmer. the speech— it actually helped keir starmer. the speech was quite long and i think that booing and heckling hadn't happened, we wouldn't have had that -reat happened, we wouldn't have had that great moment of theatre when keir stanner— great moment of theatre when keir starmer said, oy, i'm not having it. he had _ starmer said, oy, i'm not having it. he had a _ starmer said, oy, i'm not having it. he had a good but downline which wasr _ he had a good but downline which was, normally i get heckled on wednesday by the tories. it was a brilliant _ wednesday by the tories. it was a brilliant but downline and a real moment— brilliant but downline and a real moment for him. so his team would be pleased _ moment for him. so his team would be pleased with _ moment for him. so his team would be pleased with that. it will lead the news _ pleased with that. it will lead the news bulletins and it will make him look strong in terms of facing down those _ look strong in terms of facing down those people. but he has got a mountain— those people. but he has got a mountain to climb if he does want to win the _ mountain to climb if he does want to win the hext— mountain to climb if he does want to win the next general election. he needs— win the next general election. he needs to — win the next general election. he needs to get a bigger swing than tony— needs to get a bigger swing than tony blair did in 1997, and the party— tony blair did in 1997, and the party has _ tony blair did in 1997, and the party has to stop talking about itself _ party has to stop talking about itself and he has to connect with the public —