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Coffee House Shots

Isabel Hardman's Sunday Roundup - 29/09/2024

Coffee House Shots

The Spectator

Daily News, News, Politics

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🗓️ 29 September 2024

⏱️ 16 minutes

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Summary

Isabel Hardman presents highlights from Sunday morning’s political shows.

Tory leadership candidates set out their visions for the party at the Conservative Party Conference. Badenoch says ‘not call cultures are equally valid’, and congratulates Netanyahu. Jenrick suggests immigration doesn’t make the country richer, and defends a £75,000 donation from a mysterious company. Rosie Duffield resigns from Labour, attacking Starmer on the way out. And Pat McFadden defends the prime minister, saying there is no equivalence between Labour controversy and the behaviour of the Tory government.

Produced by Joe Bedell-Brill.

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Transcript

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0:00.0

Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shops, The Spectators Daily Politics Podcast.

0:13.6

I'm Isabel Hardman, and this is the Sunday roundup.

0:17.6

At the Conservative Party Conference in Birmingham this morning,

0:20.0

the Tory leadership candidates outlined their visions of the party.

0:24.0

Speaking to Laura Koonsburg about immigration,

0:26.6

Kimmy Badnock, claimed some cultures are less valid than others.

0:31.0

Now you've written this morning about immigration and you're right that we cannot

0:35.4

assume that all cultures are equally valid. So which cultures in your view are less valid than others?

0:42.0

Oh, lots., cultures that believe in child marriage, for instance, or that women don't have equal rights.

0:49.0

I actually think it's extraordinary that people think that's an unusual or controversial thing to say.

0:53.9

Of course not all cultures are equally valid.

0:56.0

I don't believe in cultural relativism.

0:58.1

I believe in Western valleys, the principles which have made this country great,

1:02.4

and I think that we need to make sure

1:04.4

that we continue to abide by those principles to keep the society that we have now.

1:08.6

So which particular cultures then would you say are less valid?

1:11.6

Because as you've said, you're aware it's not

1:13.3

mine some people think that that is a controversial thing to say so which

1:16.8

cultures would you specifically say are less valid than others so it's not

1:20.7

about labeling cultures culture includes a lot of things. I'm not talking about

1:25.2

cuisine, I'm talking about customs. And I think that cultures where women are told that they should not work.

1:32.2

I would knock on doors.

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