The Rest Is Politics 70. Braverman, Brazil, and Hancock in the jungle
Nov 2, 2022
Rory and Alastair dive into Suella Braverman's controversial return to politics, questioning the implications of security breaches. They unpack Lula's recent success in Brazil's elections and explore the impact of Rishi Sunak's new cabinet. The conversation takes an intriguing turn with Matt Hancock's reality TV stint, examining the blurry lines between politics and celebrity. They also discuss the varying global approaches to asylum seekers and the challenges faced by leaders in navigating these tumultuous political waters.
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Theresa May's Lost Voice
- Theresa May almost derailed her career by losing her voice during a crucial Brexit speech.
- This highlights the public's intolerance for politicians appearing ill, especially during important events.
Braverman's Email Scandal
- Suella Braverman's use of private email for official documents led to her resignation and quick reinstatement.
- This raises concerns about security breaches and the handling of sensitive information in government.
Public Opinion on Migration
- Suella Braverman likely appeals to a segment of the population angry about migrant crossings.
- While some are horrified by Rwanda deportations and Manston conditions, others see her as taking a tough stance on migration.