Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg

Zia Yusuf, Chairman of the Reform Party and former tech entrepreneur, and Jacob Rees-Mogg, a prominent Conservative politician known for his traditionalist views, dive into the aftermath of a crucial local election. They explore why Reform is gaining traction and the possible Tory/Reform alliance to prevent political decline. The discussion also touches on Labour’s strategy and its implications for UK-EU relations, alongside rising concerns about urban antisocial behavior and the need for political unity as the landscape shifts.

Zia Yusuf, Chairman of the Reform Party, aims to reshape British politics, while Jacob Rees-Mogg, traditional Conservative politician, shares insights on the future of the Tory Party. They dive into the local election results, exploring the rise of Reform and whether a Tory/Reform alliance is the key to survival. They also discuss the implications of Brexit, economic stagnation, and the challenges facing Labour Party leadership. Expect lively debate on patriotism, community safety, and the urgent need for political reform!

Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg, a prominent Conservative politician and media figure, shares his insights on UK politics. He discusses Labour's controversial decision to cancel mayoral elections, arguing it’s a tactic to prevent Reform from winning. The possibility of a deal between Nigel Farage and Kemi Badenoch is explored, with Rees-Mogg emphasizing the need for unity on the right to counter Labour. He also critiques Labour's ongoing distrust of democracy and warns about the challenges Reform could face in governance.

Jacob Rees-Mogg, a senior MP, dives into the controversial Afghan MoD data breach that exposed sensitive information about 25,000 Afghan allies. He examines the implications of a superinjunction that shielded the government from scrutiny and discusses accountability for the leak. Rees-Mogg also shares insights on the challenges faced by Afghan partners in seeking relocation to the UK, and the intersection of political responsibility and economic crises affecting the nation. His perspective raises essential questions about government transparency and public trust.

Former Conservative MP Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg, along with journalists Fraser Nelson, Katy Balls, and Kate Andrews, discuss the reasons behind the Conservative party's election loss. They explore strategies to win back voters, Nigel Farage's influence, and Labour's first week in office.