00:00Kemi Badenoch and Nigel Farage to the enemies of Great Britain. Let's play that clip now.
00:06Against it, Russia, China, Iran. And surprisingly, the leader of the opposition and Nigel Farage
00:16are in that column alongside Russia, China and Iran, rather than the column that has the UK and
00:23its allies in it. James Clovey, a lot of people think of that as an astonishingly shabby way
00:28to attack Kemi Badenoch and Nigel Farage. What do you make of that?
00:34It really is below him. Now, obviously, Kemi is a colleague and friend. I know Nigel well.
00:42We disagree on many things. But to suggest that he somehow and that we are on the side of Putin
00:52or Beijing is really quite disgusting, bearing in mind that the legal precedent that he is claiming
01:00that he has to follow, and he says, oh, we have to do this because of legal pressure, which is nonsense.
01:08But the judge that gave that opinion, the deputy judge that gave that opinion at the International
01:14Court of Justice was a Chinese judge. The Russians have voted at the UN to say the UK should give up
01:23sovereignty to Mauritius. These are the things that we are opposing. So to suggest that Kemi,
01:31that my party, that Nigel are somehow siding with our competitors and enemies is really,
01:39really deeply inappropriate. And it seems that Keir Starmer's got a bit of a habit. Whenever he's
01:47under pressure, whenever he's struggling to justify his actions, whether it's stripping winter fuel
01:53payments off of pensioners or giving away UK sovereign territory, he turns into this rather nasty,
02:01vindictive character who, whether he was rude to Liz Savile Roberts in the chamber or making
02:09these baseless accusations at the press conference, it's a really bad trade. And he does it when he
02:14knows he's on the wrong side of the argument. So your viewers should watch out, because when he
02:18behaves like that, it's because he knows he's in the wrong. Okay, James Clavey, thank you very, very much for
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