Book your ticket to happiness with Sun Express Airlines. This is CBSi on the world. I'm John Bachelor. The headlines from London routinely,

BBC, tens of thousands of pro-Palestinian march in London, or the independent 12 arrested at pro-Palestine

march near Israeli embassy, Central London, or the telegraph, activists arrested, march to Israeli Embassy in London, police action.

All of this points to the fact that in London there is a constituency for these weekly marches that can become violent but are mostly just

a representation of a political vote that heretofore I have regarded as everywhere.

These are people who are sympathetic to Palestine or come from the many reaches of the British Empire once upon a time.

However, I learned from Joseph Sternberg,

the editorial board of the Wall Street Journal.

He's in London.

He writes political economics column,

that these marches are spoken of well by

certain members of the Labor Party. Here to four I've always understood that

Jeremy Corbyn that led labor, who led labor to a disaster showing, electing Boris Johnson instead several years past, was the problem for labor because of his many anti-Semitic

statements but now I learned that it's much more difficult for the new leader of

labor Kirstarma. Joe Seth, a very good evening to you.

Kier Starmer is a very able attorney. He's not especially colorful and he right now has

reason to be confident that the polls show that he will be the Prime

Minister come the next election, except you write of two members of labor standing for elections and by-elections I believe Mr. Ali in the

neighborhood of Manchester I believe. Mr. Jones I don't know what his constituency is, both of whom

have been boasting of statements that are anti-Semitic, anti-Zionist, anti-Israeli hate statements.

Mr. Stormer is dealing with them how and is this now isolated or is it a

continuing problem for Mr. Stormer? Good evening to you.

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