are arguing with the red wall and with traditional tory voters there is this fine balance when it comes to policy that the tory party has not had to deal with before the election where the red wall felt to them. , ., ._ , election where the red wall felt to them. , ., ., , ., them. there is always a tension when an -a them. there is always a tension when any party is — them. there is always a tension when any party is able _ them. there is always a tension when any party is able to — them. there is always a tension when any party is able to build _ them. there is always a tension when any party is able to build such - any party is able to build such a broad _ any party is able to build such a broad coalition and then the question— broad coalition and then the question is what happens to the traditional base was met you see very obsolete with the liberal party over the _ very obsolete with the liberal party over the last year's with the switch there _ over the last year's with the switch there and — over the last year's with the switch there and it — over the last year's with the switch there and it will be quite the challenge for boris johnson to hold this together because there is a real housing shortage in problems diagnosing again and again and i suppose — diagnosing again and again and i suppose in this regard, we talk about— suppose in this regard, we talk about delivery before, the appointment of michael gove as a secretary— appointment of michael gove as a secretary of state with responsibility for this, secretary of state with responsibility forthis, he secretary of state with responsibility for this, he is the person— responsibility for this, he is the person who is seen in government as being _ person who is seen in government as being the _ person who is seen in government as being the doer of this government.