Jeremy Corbyn is declared that he lives rent-free in the head of our latest Prime Minister,

Rishi Selak. Funny, funny thing to say. Let's have a listen.

He gave a wholly inaccurate representation of the 2019 election manifesto,

which he must have been fully well aware of because he took part in many debates concerning the

content of that manifesto during the election campaign. Could you guard me, Mr Speaker,

on how the Prime Minister could correct the record? And if I'm going to live rent-free

at least he could accurately reflect what I think and what I say rather than inventions made

up by him or his office. A ghost is haunting British politics. It is the ghost of Jeremy Corbyn.

What is that about this bearded allotment? Well, that's so obsessive politicians and media outlets

alike. Long after, he stopped being lead of the Labour Party. Now, I mean, I say this because

anytime, for example, I criticise the current lead of the Labour Party, my mentions get

bombarded with an army of his dedicated and I'm going to like tedious fans. And they're like,

oh, you want Corbyn back? Why are you so obsessed with Corbyn? Why do you love Corbyn so much?

Why don't you marry Jeremy Corbyn? Which is like, well, I didn't mention him.

Do you just, do you just mention him? In fact, you mention him all the time in my mentions.

I think maybe just respond to criticisms of, say, Keir Starmer on their own terms. If you can,

rather than just going on about Jeremy Corbyn all the time. But it is, you know,

it's Jeremy Corbyn, it's Corbyn derangement syndrome. I suppose that's what we're talking about.

Now, I think what's instructive is the current Tory strategy is to try and tie Keir Starmer

to supposedly doomed monstrously or popular left-wing policies. That's why the ghost of

Jeremy Corbyn keeps being invoked by Richie Senac, which we are led to believe were permanently

buried by the 2019 Tory victory. Now, I think it's important to separate the policies,

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