Sir Keir Starmer could be running the "last ever Labour Government" after a "disastrous" first year in power, Editor of the Sunday Telegraph Allister Heath told GB News.Speaking to the People's Channel, Heath claimed that the Prime Minister has had the "worst first year ever" for a Government.FULL STORY HERE.
00:01I think it's been an absolutely disastrous year for the Labour government.
00:05In fact, it's the worst ever first year for any government, I think.
00:08We think Margaret Thatcher didn't have a great start, did she?
00:10Well, no, she didn't have a great start, but frankly, she pushed through massive reforms as soon as she was elected in 1979.
00:15The first budget was wonderful. You know, there was a lot of change.
00:18Labour are failing disastrously, right? They are unravelling completely.
00:22They have no agenda. They are collapsing the polls.
00:24And now you suddenly have the emergence of this new left-wing party, which I think is going to change politics forever in this country.
00:31How do you think it is going to, how much do you think it is going to damage Labour?
00:34I think massively, because for the first time ever, there's going to be a party to the left of Labour.
00:38And we live in very febrile times. There's quite a large constituency in this country, maybe 15, maybe 20 percent of the public who are very left-wing.
00:45You know, there's this fusion of extreme environmentalism, of support for Gaza, of support for much higher taxes, you know, socialism,
00:53socialism, environmentalism, it all comes together.
00:56We have had Jeremy Corbyn before leading the party, and he wasn't popular, didn't work, so he was got rid of.
01:01So do you think things have changed?
01:03Well, no, because you see, there's no market for Jeremy Corbyn leading a major censor left party on 40 percent of the vote trying to win an election.
01:11I think there's a big market for a 15 percent, 20 percent of the public hard-left party that's not trying to win, that's just trying to mop up MPs, that's a protest party, that's a very pure ideological party.
01:25You know, we live in a world where many people, you know, where for them politics has become a new religion, a substitute to religion, and that party will mop up a lot of these people.
01:34You said during the break just now that you think this could finish Labour off.
01:38Yes, I think this could potentially, possibly, you know, be the last Labour government because everything's changing, right?
01:45You've got reform, which is currently leading in the polls, which would easily be the largest party at the moment.
01:49The Conservative Party are in crisis because they now have a party to their right.
01:54But you see, the mirror parallel image is obvious here.
01:57Labour for the first time have a party to their left, and that is how things are changing.
02:01We're moving to a European-style political system latched on to the first party.
02:05So potentially both main parties could be finished, we could...
