Beth Rigby, Sky News Political Editor and host of Electoral Dysfunction, discusses the potential impact of Trump's policies on UK politics, especially concerning the Labour Party and growing populism. Amira Campbell, President of the National Union of Students, shares student perspectives on rising tuition fees and financial struggles. Jo Grady, General Secretary of the University and College Union, highlights the crisis in higher education, advocating for urgent reforms. The conversation offers insight into youth disillusionment and the urgent need for change in political and educational landscapes.

Beth Rigby, Jess Phillips, and Ruth Davidson discuss key policies unveiled, speech by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, and whether the election campaign has started. Jess Phillips celebrates a win with an amendment on banning arrested MPs from Parliament. Plus, they receive a listener email about Swiss food.

Discussion on Rishi Sunak's leadership amidst rumors of a Tory coup and delays in Rwanda legislation. Speculation on outcomes of local elections for Sunak. Comparison to Irish PM Leo Varadkar's resignation timing. Politicians addressing listener question on avoiding answering questions. Chaotic atmosphere in Parliament and humorous stories of encounters with Hollywood stars shared.

Tory donor's racist comments towards Diane Abbott, Lee Anderson defecting to Reform Party, advice on engaging young people in politics, and discussions on starting a political job. Explicit language warning

Podcast discussion focuses on the recent budget announcement, analyzing tax cuts and increased burden. Insights shared on potential impact on economy and election. Details on fiscal rules, economic policy decisions, and disparities post-budget. Analysis of tax implications and party philosophies towards upcoming elections.