in a way the question is the same about donald trump. does donald trump actually is to deliver on the promise of reviving manufacturing in the united states, for example? it s such a great question, katty. i think, you know, what you ve already seen is the prime minister come out this morning and talk about doing how humble he is that labor voters in the north and midlands voted for the conservatives. he has very much talked about trying to do things for those parts of britain, those parts of britain that that field left behind. and what you re going to sear conservative party politicians in the house of commons, lawmakers who don t many of them don t look like the kinds of conservatives that you ve seen in the past. they were very much from the south of england, many from the southeast and from london. there s going to be a whole sway of conservatives representing traditionally labor labor
those traditional supporters are heading toward the tories in some ways in deep labor territory. and we ve seen some of these traditional labor voters go for different far right parties. different right wing parties and so on. what this election will show, this is of course another opportunity for the british people to weigh in on this. two years after teresa may s gross miscalculation where she lost the party majority. we will find out later today and tomorrow is whether jeremy corbin s cal chags to be ambiguous around brexit and to appeal to those labor members that want to leave the european union was itself a gross miscalculation or whether it will be rewarded at the ballot box. the issues around britain, that the likelihood is that these voters will not go toward him. the one party that has been talking about this has been boris johnson. and the likelihood is that he will be rewarded at the ballot
election. phil black has our report. reporter: round two for jeremy corbyn, the labor leader who in 2017 defied his unelectable reputation by losing. just by a smaller margin than most predicted. his hugely passionate supporters hope he can do better this time. but he s shedding fans too in places like this. the so-called red wall, labor s traditional working-class heartland. parts of the country that overwhelmingly voted for brexit. here the verdict from lifelong labor voters can be scathing. it s not so much labor is what s the bloke s name? c corbyn, is it? he s an idiot. don t like him? i don t like him at all. labor don t have a chance
i m trying to bring economic growth of the country and democrats are more interested in trying to hurt me politically and that is what s going on. it was faithless electors, eliminating the electoral college, russia, collusion, obstruction, if it s not ukraine at something else. clearly the whole game is trying to hurt president trump politically. melissa: i think we are talking about the argument each side will make. one thing that s clear, they ve been sitting there ready to go for a while and that s something that would help a lot of different people. nancy pelosi and the democrats get the blame for that right n now. katie: nancy pelosi and chuck schumer are on the record saying we need a replacement to help out the labor voters we claim to be supporting so that s on them. but i want to get back to the house judiciary committee hearing they ve announced and the substance of that, jerry nadler in his letter said they
about the prospect of losing all private coverage. that s where things get sticky for senator war when talking about medicare for all. and especially because bernie sanders is the leader on this issue until she s found it in her lap. and this is now her defining issue. there is a way i think she can tie it into the corruption that she talks about or at least the institution that s are not serving all america in the way that she thinks they should be serving them. it is a tricky thing. this will lead to more opposition research from every other campaign. it will lead to more attack ads from president trump and force her to stay on the topic which will otherwise take her off course from talking about the other things she wants to talk about. the i will say though in the plan she refers to it as a long term goal. that gives her wiggle room to avoid saying i m going get this done on day one and we re going to change. this it gives her the same wi wiggle room she told labor union leaders