00:00Londoners deserve a good contest, you know, may the best man or woman win.
00:03You're the only party that's officially declared their candidate for mayor so far.
00:08Obviously James Cleverley's thrown his hat in the ring for the Tories.
00:10We interviewed him the other day and he said that reform has absolutely no chance in London.
00:15What's your response to that?
00:17I don't understand what you're talking about.
00:19I think the Tories have tried and failed many times to win the mayorship.
00:23And it's interesting because your recent poll showed that we went from 13 in May percent to 20 percent.
00:28We frog-lead the Tories.
00:30And I was the only reformed person in London last year.
00:33There was no one else. We were non-existent.
00:35So in a year we've built this machinery.
00:36They've had, what, hundreds of years in London?
00:39We're new and we're just getting started.
00:43And it's interesting because if he does run it would be Sir Khan and Sir Cleverley versus a Londoner.
00:48You know, if ever you had an establishment versus the average person running to save our city.
00:53Unlike Sadiq Khan or Cleverley, I didn't experience London through a ministerial car or an armored range rover.
00:58But I experienced it like everyone else.
01:00You know, I was prosecuting criminals.
01:02I was dealing with victims.
01:03I was a victim of crime.
01:04They made the decisions.
01:06You know, he was home secretary while London was rife.
01:08I, like everyone else, had to live with the consequences.
01:11So I think he's wrong on that.
01:14But Londoners deserve a good contest.
01:16You know, may the best man or woman win.
01:17You know, you are in front of United and in front of United.
01:18There will be some signs that I feel like.
01:18You know, you get off of the condition that you are in front of times.
01:18And then it's about two cages for!
