in their lives. when you were on the front bench under ed miliband he said things that would appeal to those sort of voters but got you into trouble, as i recall? you said you didn t want labour to be the party of the unemployed. the ruestion party of the unemployed. the question that party of the unemployed. the: question that was put to me, is that what labour is? is thatjust what labour is? they have got to be broader than that, we are the party of working people, labour created the working state welfare state to offer a safety net for people when they are out of work. share to offer a safety net for people when they are out of work. are you t in: to when they are out of work. are you trying to say when they are out of work. are you trying to say there when they are out of work. are you trying to say there is when they are out of work. are you trying to say there is a when they are out of work. are you trying to say there is a danger - when they are out of work. are you
trouble. you said at one point that you didn t want labour to be the party of the unemployed.- you didn t want labour to be the party of the unemployed. there was a ruestion party of the unemployed. there was a question that party of the unemployed. there was a question that was party of the unemployed. there was a question that was put party of the unemployed. there was a question that was put to party of the unemployed. there was a question that was put to me - - question that was put to me is that what labour is. they ve got to be much broader than that with a party of working people. we created the welfare state to offer a safety net and support people when they are out of work. ~ , ., net and support people when they are out of work- out of work. were you trying to say there s a danger out of work. were you trying to say there s a danger that out of work. were you trying to say there s a danger that you out of work. were you trying to say there s a danger that you
give working class people those things they didn t have before. what s interesting, talking to you about these things when you are on the front bench under ed miliband is arguably, widejeremy corbyn left you on the back benches. there were people at that time who called you a red tory, suggesting you weren t welcome in the labour party. i red tory, suggesting you weren t welcome in the labour party. hind welcome in the labour party. i find that very difficult. welcome in the labour party. i find that very difficult. i welcome in the labour party. i find that very difficult. i find welcome in the labour party. i find that very difficult. i find it - welcome in the labour party. i find that very difficult. i find it very i that very difficult. i find it very difficult because ijoined the labour party when i was 17. i ve beenin labour party when i was 17. i ve been in the labour party for 25 years now. i love the party and its history, and when people said that to me, it s like, it
labour appeared veryjudgemental. labour appeared very judgemental. whether it s labour appeared veryjudgemental. whether it s on benefits, they appearjudgemental. it was a sense on brexit that labour did not like many people they needed to vote for them. ,, ., ., ., , them. and keir starmer totally recognises them. and keir starmer totally recognises this, them. and keir starmer totally recognises this, and them. and keir starmer totally recognises this, and that s i them. and keir starmer totally recognises this, and that s why them. and keir starmer totally i recognises this, and that s why he spent this summer going the length and breadth of the country meeting people who haven t voted for us. in some occasions for many years, and in some, the last election was the first time ever that they hadn t voted labour. we ve got to listen and take on board what they re saying and to change because of the labour party is a party that was formed by working people to give a voice to wo
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