Jamie Corbin is a back bench MP. He hasn't been leading the Labour Party now for three years.

He wields no power. We can do all that influence, that's a separate issue, but in terms of

actual political power, he has zero. And yet, even now, journalists are camped outside

of his house screaming at him.

Do you see any of these decisions on democratic, Mr Corbin? Is the any of these decisions on

democratic? Are you going to stand as an independent candidate?

Do you see a farmer stitched you up, Mr Corbin? Will you stand at the next general election?

What's the point in this? What's being achieved there? Just theatre, isn't it? Out

best theatre? Or some sort of bizarre attempt at pantomime? It's not an attempt to generally

get some sort of insight, is it? That kind of behaviour. I mean, have you ever seen

any insight from a journalist removed by a certain distance from a politician yelling

at them? Whether they're Tory Labour or whatever? Of course you don't. I mean, normally

with politicians, this whole charade, it involves them standing outside of number 10, whether

it be the Prime Minister or Cabinet Ministers visiting the PM, and they yell stuff like,

are you going to resign? Did you accept the donations? You get that, and they don't

serve. It's a waste of time, isn't it? Now, even though it's a waste of time, it is

a way of getting some video for our rolling news or the evening news. But when you're just

doing outside someone's house, you're just herring them in their own private area, or

outside their private area, in a very intuitive way, for literally nothing. You're not getting

anything out of it. You're not going to get any answers to your questions. Who in any

way is going to go, oh, do you know what? I was actually just going back to hang out

on my family, but now you can't outside my house screaming at me in front of my entire

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