say it this is lbc from global leading britain's conversation with james o'brien good morning

it's four minutes after ten and you are indeed listening to lbc my name is james o'brien and today

i'd like you to talk to me about Jeremy Corbyn and Brexit.

Specifically, what do you think the party will do? What do you think the party should do?

And what would you like, personally, the party to do?

It is, I think, fairly compelling evidence that the... Let's be a little bit fairer than usual, perhaps.

Some of the claims from Corbyn and John McDonald, Jeremy Corbyn and John McDonnell, is it's all about what the membership wants.

I think McDonnell said at one point, we don't believe in leaders.

Leaders should go where the masses lead.

That's absolutely terrifying.

But it would appear that when it comes to the second referendum, they're not going

to reflect the will and the view of the membership. And Dan Hodges, a political commentator

of some perspicacity, suggests probably rightly that remains supporting MPs will just have to

suck it up. I hope not. Obviously, I want a second referendum. I make no bones about that. I think everybody

should want one, because, you know, if people who claim it will be an even more resounding

victory for the Leave side are to be believed, then good, frankly. I increasingly just wish

it had been a bigger gap and that there'd

been no cheating and law-breaking by the leave campaigns and that we knew where all the money

had come from that paid for it. And we had properly scrutinised Cambridge Analytica, but we're

not going to be talking about that side of it today. We're going to be talking about, I think the

utterly reliable, I think it's utterly reliable contention that the massive majority of Labour Party members and potential Labour voters would like a second referendum. And Jeremy Corbyn would not. I do find it hard to fully believe that, even though he voted pretty much against everything

European Union flavoured from the moment he walked through the doors of Westminster right up

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