hold and held in these elections, we will give an indication you both agree you can't say categorically one way or the other. {lit agree you can't say categorically one way or the other.— agree you can't say categorically one way or the other. of course not. richt. one way or the other. of course not. riht. i one way or the other. of course not. right- i would _ one way or the other. of course not. right. i would say... _ one way or the other. of course not. right. i would say... you _ one way or the other. of course not. right. i would say... you are - right. i would say... you are accepting — right. i would say... you are accepting labour— right. i would say... you are accepting labour is - right. i would say... you are accepting labour is largest i right. i would say... you are i accepting labour is largest party on those _ accepting labour is largest party on those numbers. not an overall nraiority— those numbers. not an overall majority necessarily but it's a rejection _ majority necessarily but it's a rejection of the conservative party. i am rejection of the conservative party. i am not _ rejection of the conservative party. i am not the — rejection of the conservative party. i am not the one who came tout say on these results labour is heading for an overall majority in parliament for an overall ma'ority in parliament �* . , for an overall ma'ority in parliamen. �* ., , for an overall ma'ority in parliamen �* ., , ., ., parliament but you are being asked a different question. _ parliament but you are being asked a different question. you _ parliament but you are being asked a different question. you know - parliament but you are being asked a different question. you know on i different question. you know on basis, different question. you know on basis. 49! _ different question. you know on basis, 4% swing, _ different question. you know on basis, 4% swing, it _ different question. you know on basis, 496 swing, it could - different question. you know on basis, 496 swing, it could be. i different question. you know on | basis, 496 swing, it could be. but different question. you know on i basis, 496 swing, it could be. but in basis, 4% swing, it could be. but in 2019. _ basis, 4% swing, it could be. but in 2019. our— basis, 4% swing, it could be. but in 2019, our projected vote shares for the two _ 2019, our projected vote shares for the two national parties the looking across— the two national parties the looking across all— the two national parties the looking across all the elections was 289, 28 for labour. — across all the elections was 289, 28 for labour, they were nothing like the results — for labour, they were nothing like the results. | for labour, they were nothing like the results— for labour, they were nothing like the results. i am coming to sarah, she hasn't — the results. i am coming to sarah, she hasn't had _ the results. i am coming to sarah, she hasn't had a _ the results. i am coming to sarah, she hasn't had a chance. _ the results. i am coming to sarah, she hasn't had a chance. the i she hasn't had a chance. the conservative _ she hasn't had a chance. the conservative party _ she hasn't had a chance. the conservative party is - she hasn't had a chance. tie: conservative party is so she hasn't had a chance. tte: conservative party is so out she hasn't had a chance. tt9: conservative party is so out of touch they don't know when they have lost an election. flan touch they don't know when they have lost an election.— lost an election. can i say liam kee-ain lost an election. can i say liam keeping going _ lost an election. can i say liam keeping going on _ lost an election. can i say liam keeping going on about - lost an election. can i say liam keeping going on about vote i lost an election. can i say liam i keeping going on about vote share but he knows it comes down seats,