I'm John Batzter with my good colleague Mary Kistel, Executive Vice President Stevenson

Incorporated, former Senior Advisor to the Secretary of State, we go to the July 4th election.

240 years later, the United Kingdom will vote on a new government or not. The polls tell us that it's lopsided, that labor out of government

for 13 years will enjoy an overwhelming majority in Parliament.

That is to be seen.

However, the story turns on is labor acceptable now more than it used to be to be out

of power for 13 years.

Mary, what do you make of Labor's presentation?

The word change seems to be their sole idea for campaigning.

And Kirstarma, the head head of labor obtuse all the time which I think is

on purpose they didn't want a color for a person leading them but labor's got the same

old ideas tax and spend tax and spend or has something changed?

Well I think the most notable thing that's changed on the labor side is that

Cirst Armour has rightly excised the stain of anti-Semitism from the party.

He subjected the members that held those beliefs, and he had to do that because the party was unelectable otherwise.

Now in terms of its policy agenda, you're absolutely correct.

In incoming Labor Party with these ideas will I think unfortunately send the

country back to a Gordon Brown-like malaise that one of the world's

largest economies and most important trading partners for the United States can ill afford.

But, you know, oftentimes in politics, John, your greatest asset is your opponent.

And Rishi Sunak, the Prime Minister currently

of the Tory Party, simply has not laid out

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