This is John Batchel, a conversation with Gregory Copley, Defense and Foreign Affairs,

about the Prime Minister in Great Britain, Kirstarmer.

The situation deteriorates week to weeks.

Always a new scandal.

This time it's Mendelsohn, appointed by Mr. Starrmer, to be ambassador to the United States,

now revealed as part of the Epstein scandal, has been arrested. Allegation is exchanging private information publicly that affects

the markets, giving away a privileged position. There's more to it. That's enough.

Starrmer has not separated himself from Anderson.

There are pictures of the two together everywhere.

He was the appointment by Mr. Starrmer to the United States.

Can he survive this?

He survived everything else.

Gregory looks at the possibilities they had had knowing that more scandal is coming.

Here's Gregory. More of this tonight.

He's getting a lot of flack from his own party.

There's definitely movements within the Labor Party's parliamentary group to try to oust him and replace him as the

leader of the party and therefore as Prime Minister. That's a very difficult process because under

the Labour Party's rules to have a vote against a leader, you have to take it back to the

rank and file membership throughout the country.

That could happen.

Certainly, it could also happen that Stama's position may become politically untenable, and even within Parliament, there could be a vote of no confidence against him, or he could

do something which could trigger the king to prorogue Parliament, suspend

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