So this is one of these issues where I'd actually really be interested to hear your thoughts.

As a socialist, I believe learning, like everything else, is a collective experience, I suppose,

and I tried to apply that principle to these videos. I've learned a lot from people's feedback,

people's comments. Now, what I'm going to talk about is this, Diane Abbott, the Labour MP for

Hackney North at Stoke Newington. I say Labour MP because even though she's had the whips

suspended in the House of Commons by the party, she remains a member of the Labour party.

Now, she tweeted about 41 migrants who drowned off the coast of Italy with these

migrants having indeed f'd off to the bottom of the sea. Now, what she was doing is responding

to comments by the Conservative Vice Chair, Lee Anderson, in which she said that migrants should

foff back to France. Now, before I share my own thoughts, let's have this clip from the Jamie

Vine show discussing it to kind of set the scene a bit more. And then Diane Abbott, obviously,

is lampooning what he said, but she's deleted her tweet and rightly so.

Well, no, I don't think it's rightly or wrongly. I was astonished at how the right right in this

country got apoplectic over Diane Abbott's tweet, right? How dare she? How dare she? Didn't get

at all apoplectic over Lee Anderson's tweet and never talked about freedom of expression.

So, he's free to express. I think he said it. I think Lee Anderson said it in an Instagram.

Would obviously say it wasn't a tweet. So, Lee Anderson says they should foff back to France.

She says they've f'd off to the bottom of the sea. Would you think she should?

Now, there was outrage from conservatives over her comments, including one who told the express

that Kia Starmer should sling this clown out of the Labour Party for good. Now, firstly,

I just want to say this. I think this is really important because Diane was the first black woman

elected to the House of Commons. To end up there, as a black woman, was to defy the odds.

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