Hi, good afternoon. Welcome to the John Gorn Show.

Today, we're talking about whether Stama could learn anything from Trump and Farage's playbook.

I hate that term, but stop giggling at the back.

Of course, he could learn something.

The first thing he needs to learn is he's got to be proud of his country.

He's got to put Britain first. That's what Donald Trump did. He wanted to make America great again. And people believe that. Now, to a lesser extent, that's really where Nigel Farage is coming from. But Starmler is like a disciple of the World Economic Forum. He seems to want to satisfy the rest of the world rather than us.

So he takes money off farmers with the inheritance tax,

but he's meanwhile giving it to far- flung places. Surely what he needs to do

is what Trump's just done. He has cut foreign aid. Charity, to use a cliche, has to begin at home.

But this is what I'm asking you. What other things does he need to do? Is there any way that

Stama can save his premiership?

Even within the Labour hierarchy now, they're talking about who comes next. And I'll tell you

the fundamental problem with Stama. I don't think he ever expected to become Prime Minister.

It all came too soon. He's got some ideas, half thought out,

half bait, student union style politics. He suddenly got into power and he's looked around and said,

what's the script? And the point is, if you're the leader, you are the script. You have to create your history. You can't

possibly rely on policy twunks, little boys and girls, straight out of university and straight in to a job

in number 10. No, it won't work.

So what I'm asking you, and you can join in and just put some comments on the side.

And if you're listening later, I'm always interested in hearing your views.

Feel free to get involved in the inevitable debates that happen on Facebook and X afterwards.

What does Stama need to do? As I say, I think it's first and foremost, he has to embrace the flag. He has to be British. And I don't know whether

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