who were blamed for stealing jobs, stealing money and turfed out. what sort of reception did he get when he came here? did he tell you about that? yeah. he has spoken to me about his experiences in 1960s, early 70s london, and it s fair to say our country s made huge progress. he s told me about a story when he was in the pub with his friends as a young man upon his arrival and being chased down the road by skinheads. and i can imagine the language they used. yeah, exactly. the p word. right. and he s been on the receiving end of verbal abuse. and i think about my experience growing up in london in the 1980s and onwards and not coming across anything near as aggressive, and intimidating and harassing. and so i really feel a sense of pride about race relations in the united kingdom and where we are as a nation, and how we re comfortable with that. that year that he fled kenya and came here was the year of enoch powell s rivers of blood speech. there were warnings
he had no family, no friends, and was clutching only his most valuable possession, his british passport. are you moved by that story? yeah. i m welling up just hearing you read it back to me, actually. i think about the vulnerability of that young man, my dad. and i think about the disturbance that his whole family, and the turbulence that he went through being, you know, evicted from his country, effectively. he didn t actually want to come to the united kingdom. he loves kenya. he loves africa, if you talk to him. and he came here reluctantly, but he didn t have a choice. the african asians were treated in kenya, and uganda later, as. it s not exact parallels, like thejews in europe, they were entrepreneurs who were blamed for stealing jobs, stealing money and turfed out. what sort of reception did he get when he came here? did he tell you about that?
and so they say about airing those non-obvious falsehoods, in order to remain in the basis of trump s good graces and making good money. they waged war against anyone who dared to stand in their way. on multiple occasions, both fox host and executive start to get their own colleagues fired, turfed out for not toeing the line at the big lie. in one instance, tucker carlson, went so far as to demand the company fired a reporter, some went much lower on the pecking order than he, who had the temerity to just fact check a tweet from donald trump mentioning dominion voting machines. outraged, he texted sean hannity, quote, please get her fired, seriously, what the f? i am actually shocked. in need to stop immediately, like tonight. they took those complaints to executives and by the next morning, the reporter had to retreat, by the way, which is true. and another case, fox corporation chairman, rupert
making good money. they waged war against anyone who dared to stand in their way. on multiple occasions, both fox host and executive start to get their own colleagues fired, turfed out for not toeing the line at the big lie. in one instance, tucker carlson, went so far as to demand the company fire a reporter, someone much lower on the pecking order than he, who had the temerity to just fact check a tweet from donald trump mentioning dominion voting machines. outraged, he texted sean hannity, quote, please get her fired, seriously, what the f? i am actually shocked. ialy, like tonight. they took those complaints to executives and by the next morning, the reporter had to retreat, by the way, which is true. and another case, fox corporation chairman, rupert murdoch, the guy at the top and burn this entire empire called
and i kind of get it. i mean, he gets the political reality that he s getting turfed out. got it eventually. but there wasn t any reflections on what his critics see as the colossal mistakes he s made that has transformed his premiership from being this moment of this guy who could walk on water at westminster, having crushed labour to their biggest defeat since 1935, to getting thrown out two and a bit years later. were you surprised, though, because in a way you could say, well, then he s been pretty consistent in thatjust resolute, self belief, perhaps bunker mentality of actually reading the room and what else is going on in the country and how people are actually feeling. well, i was going to say it was one last reminder, although maybe it wasn t the last. there ll be a few more still to go over the next few months before he actually finally moves out of downing street. that borisjohnson doesn t play by the rules. i mean, it s such a cliche to even say it. it s like, that was not