This is a CBSI on the world. I'm John Bachelor with my colleague Joseph Sternberg.

He's in London. And since the overwhelming success of labor in the most recent general election.

More than 400 seats or labor, so Cuzerstirmer is very well fixed for five years, maybe ten years.

There have been a series of headlines that have been puzzling. Labor was out of power

for 13 years. However, it was in the room, and it observed what does and does not work.

And I list quickly, free clothing from rich men

sounded like a bad idea to start with and then we had the raising of fees

on the private schools called public schools in Britain some

extravagant amount causing the well-to-do who voted labor to regret it. We also have

instances where they're proposing to take away the subsidies for

elderly people in the wintertime. I believe there are more. However, that's a good starter.

Have they strained it out, Joe?

Did they have a meeting and realize this wasn't going well?

No, I think the big theme, John, for this new Labor Party government in the UK has been chaos and indecision and

it's the gang that can't govern straight because they'd been out of power for 14 years

since the summer of 2010 and clearly they had lost a lot of the muscle memory for how to

govern and it's taking them a while to get their act together.

And some of this is run-of-the-mill scandal stuff where you think how could they be so stupid and yet politicians always are that stupid.

I mean that's kind of the takeaway of this kerfuffle over various gifts that Kieer-Stormer and his family may have received.

I'm not convinced that that really penetrates with a lot of voters because people have such low expectations of politicians.

There always seems to be a scandal like this going on.

You have some issues, like you mentioned this issue of you know private school tuition what they're actually doing is removing a tax break that tuition had previously enjoyed.

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