00:00I think it shows staggering hypocrisy.
00:03Rushnair Ali has been somebody who's obviously a government minister in charge of homelessness.
00:08She's spoken out about exploited tenants, about providing more protections for tenants.
00:14You can't say those things then do the opposite in practice as a landlord.
00:18She's got to resign.
00:20Was her conduct illegal or just unethical?
00:23I think as the law stands today, it was unethical, not illegal.
00:28But you can't just say one thing and do another.
00:31And that's what we see time and time again from some Labour ministers saying one thing and doing another.
00:37So you're not bound by the law to follow it to the left of the law.
00:41You can do the right thing by tenants, which most landlords in this country do.
00:46What Rushnair Ali has done is increase the rent deliberately by around 20%, by £700 a month.
00:54So that seemed extremely unfair. The tenant wanted another tenancy and that could have been assessed by an independent tribune.
01:01But no, she decided to kick these tenants out, poor tenants, and put new people in so she could have more money every month.
01:09And that's just not ethical, not right, but also critically, it's hypocritical.
01:14So you're notενical.
01:15So, let's get to the right of this podcast.
01:16You are welcome to the right of this podcast.
01:17And we're gonna get to the right of this podcast.
01:18You are welcome.
01:19I'm gonna get to the right of this podcast.
01:20We'll have one of this podcast is for a pretty quick show of the message to read,
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