Katie Lam joined Adam Cherry and Max Young on the Guido Fawkes Show Live this week. The highlights…
Andy Burnham is “peddling a conspiracy theory” over his comments on Russian interference in 2016:
“He’s certainly peddling a conspiracy theory, which is to say that Russian interference, whatever they might have attempted to do, had any bearing on the outcome of the 2016 Brexit referendum at all.”
“At very, very best, what he’s doing is incredibly clumsy. At worst, I think it is a really cynical attempt to try to undermine what was a completely democratic vote and a legitimate result.”
The Tories are still “rebuilding our relationship of trust with the electorate“:
“We have to keep making very clear to the public that this is a changed Conservative Party, that we are doing things differently and that we’re doing them properly in accordance with Conservative values.”
“This isn’t the beginning. We’re a couple of years now into this process, into this journey of rebuilding trust with the public.”
On the reports of her meeting with Reform’s honorary treasurer Nick Candy:
“We’ve got a mutual friend actually, a friend of mine from university. As you all know, all sorts of people in politics meet up and chat about all sorts of things all the time.”
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Former Labour leader Neil Kinnock was asked if Burnham will take Britain back into the EU:
“Yes, sure – his commitment is authentic. He really does understand from the grassroots up why restoring what I think of as normality in our continent is vital for every party economically, politically, culturally, in terms of security, and he’s able to articulate it in language that people can understand. So yeah, he is definitely”.