Waheed Alli, a once-relatively unknown Labour peer, has become a focal point in discussions about political influence and financial dealings within the Labour Party. Ailbhe Rea, an associate editor at Bloomberg, joins to unpack the complexities of his influence, including the ethical challenges related to his donations and roles in party dynamics. They delve into Alli's rise from the Tony Blair era to his current significance, spotlighting the tension between political ethics and the influence of money, raising critical questions about transparency in governance.
