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Until that's with Joseph Sternberg. I remember the editorial board of the Wall Street Journal. He's in London. He lives there.

So I count on Joe for years now to report about life in London.

The two times I've been in London in my life, I loved the city.

It was a city where you could be a little clumsy and a little slow and you were forgiven, but no more.

It's now a city that is gripped by weekend after weekend of massive demonstrations.

They're a little vague, but they're pretty clear that they're in favor of some aspect of the violence of 10-7-23.

People will be remembered in history, the mass murder of people in Israel because they were Jewish by Hamas and its kindred of cane.

I come to these demonstrations not to talk about people marching in the street, free Palestine from the river to the sea, the usual provocations, but the politics of Britain following the disappointing contest for Prime Minister ship in the Tories, the Conservatives.

We now have one after several tries. The presumption was that the next-term election labor is going to do very well.

Labor is by a man of solid presentation, Kirst Starrmer.

But I'm reading that within these last hours, Kirst Starrmer is being accused of being, well, they're calling him names.

And the people who are they are his own party, calling him a war criminal.

Joe Kirst Starrmer is the next Prime Minister unless. Is this the unless? What's happened?

Well, this is the potential accident that could scramble the election that the UK is expecting to have next year.

Because I think that what is going on within the Labour Party right now is holds up a mirror to what's also happening in the Democratic Party in the US.

Where you have this divide between a mainstream inspection of the party and then a much further left element who are borderline sympathetic to Hamas and certainly not at all sympathetic to, you know, Israel's right to defend itself.

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