Kistama, the Prime Minister, should pay for his own clothes.

Now, the fact that even having this discussion is, frankly, deranged.

Our new Prime Minister is in trouble after failing to declare high-end clothes which were gifted to his wife as a freebie by the

multi-millionaire labor donor Lord Ali. Now while this is about the potential

breaking of rules this isn't simply some frivolous issues

just about clothing, it's about our democracy, and particularly how vulnerable it is to being

subverted by wealthy interests that, aside from the fact that the combined household income

and the starmas is estimated to be around at least 200,000 pounds a year.

I mean it is and this is probably it mildly ludicrous to suggest they cannot afford to buy their own clothes.

Why are we even talking about this?

Now I was on channel 5's at Jamie Vines show and we had this discussion and here's what I had to say.

And it is a fact that prime ministers are making a lot less than they used to be.

Kieur Starmer is making the same amount of money that Gordon Brown was making.

He is making less than Tony Blair was making.

So I completely agree with David Lamme.

Unless you are a billionaire, like Ritchie Schunach, you simply do not have the funds to do what it takes.

Oh and jokes.

He's in the top 1% of earners.

He's richer by income than 99% of the population.

The idea he can't afford his own clothes.

In fact, the combined household income, including, as you mentioned his wife there,

is about $200,000 a year.

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