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  1. Many thanks Andrew. A really brilliant analysis and remorseless comment on our society, ignorance and values.
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  2. Absolutely brilliant
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  3. Freddie's analysis is so incredibly fresh. To have that nuance with Hannah and Andrew's experience is like nothing else in the UK political-analysis space.
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  4. Loved the podcast well done
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  5. You need to get Gary Stevenson on? Also, why not get on someone to discuss the MMT solutions to this crisis?
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  6. Very interesting Andrew
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  7. Brilliant Analysis ! Thank you, Andrew Marr !
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  8. I love this. As a longtime NS podcast listener, it is great to see the faces as well as hear the voices.
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  9. Great stuff
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  10. Incredible video thank you
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  11. Just extraordinary. Why is he not in government?
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  12. First time watching by the way will now be a regular cheers to the 4 of you
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  13. I could watch 1000 episodes like this. Great format
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  14. Superb.
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  15. What a wonderfully thought-provoking piece !
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  16. Thoroughly enjoyed this Thanks
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  17. What a great show! Thank you.
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  18. Andrew Marr for Prime Minister!
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  19. From an industry insider, I can say this presentation appears to be fair, balanced and accurate...Thanks.
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  20. Well put AM. You are right on this.
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  21. This is a great video Dominic has open my eyes to what is going on out with this awfull goverment he is a brave guy and I wish him well for the future thanks for putting this out
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  22. Quite strange seeing what people I've listened to for so long on the podcast actually look like! Not like the voice is really coming out of their mouths!!!
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  23. Love Marr
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  24. Very clear and concise thank you
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  25. First time viewing your broadcast, I really enjoyed the moderate tone thank you. As to the ‘ Starmer no drama’ observations. I think you are right. The current Labour Party may not be the answer to our restructuring, socially or economically but we need a line in the sand. A new datum line from which to take our measurements. The erratic variables and extremes that are conveyed to us in screams shouts and demented rants on a daily basis by our current government are proof we just need an anchor. We need someone in midfield to put their foot on the ball and look up, take a little time and consider the next pass. To use another football analogy, as a country we can now be best considered in terms of the 1970s football chant of “nobody likes us and we don’t care” So we now have an opposition leader acting like our premier, he is in general terms non contentious, upsets very few people or nations. That can be interpreted in many ways, weak devious dishonest, there was a time when it would have been considered diplomatic, now there’s a skill we could use in government right now. Boring? No drama? Or just a Steady Eddy. Move over egos and enter ‘no drama Starmer’ or should that be ‘ No fear Kier’? Thank you for the platform for me to air my moderate rant
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  26. Videos like this are so good. Would love to see every NS pod filmed in this way.
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  27. huge surprise, who knew
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  28. Great discussion 👍
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  29. Already voted
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  30. Everyone is making what they want of this story, whether Brexit or anti-green policies. This is really sad for the people who live and work there, but I think you got to the main point right at the end of the video - this is a story of industrial modernisation, investment and automation when it comes down to it, a story which has always involved less and less workers over time. The problem is that these skilled workers will no doubt be left on the metaphorical "trash heap" and end up in low skilled, low paid service sector jobs. Additionally, as said at the end of the video - look at the work of the resolution foundation - the green transition will have a negligible effect on the number of jobs, and countries don't change their industrial structure overnight. We are a post industrial country - we should focus on conditions for people who work in the service sector, not trying to rebuild manufacturing, in the short term at least.
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  31. @NewStatesmen Canadian viewer enjoyed the discussion. Please do more during this crisis.
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  32. This was a great program. Listened to it twice in a row. Greetings from Germany
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  33. Such wisdom again from Andrew.
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  34. Finally! Someone else notices that Rachel Reeves sounds like Mummy Rabbit (also Nanny Plum from Ben and Holly, voiced by the same actress). Once you notice you can’t unhear it!
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  35. Brilliantly said.
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  36. Really interesting. Pause for thought x
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  37. I think a lot of Tories will abstain. A subtle message to Boris and his Etonian "lads" culture. Boris is just spawning "off the cuff" policies, which have to be u-turned because they haven't been thought through, and are abhorrent to their own back benchers never mind the public. Labour and Lib Dems will do well as will SNP in Scotland. This will be a warning which he would do well to listen to.
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  38. Andrew, I strongly agree with your views here. One area which I think our society should actively push against is religious dogmatism of all faiths. It is frankly absurd that in a modern society religion is given any credence. People can maintain their community organisations without a belief in a god. All religion does is segment society and the sooner we reach the level of enlightenment where all faiths are shown to be false constructs the better. At this point it is just another tool to divide us, causing friction based on texts which no rational person should place any trust in.
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  39. Ben's shirt is the same colour as your cushions.
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  40. Excellent vision!
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  41. This is the only podcast that preach peace in my soul. Thank you dear
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  42. Hog wash Andrew. You are talking hog wash.
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  43. Well done.
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  44. The most reasonable account of monarchy I have heard so far. She correctly surmised that Prince Harry is a whistle blower. We forget the law in this country protects whistleblowers but not it seems Prince Harry because he dared point out the toxicity of a powerfully corrupt system. Thank you.
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  45. First ❤
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  46. Thank you, I'm living in the Netherlands, trying to understand how democratic processes and leadership develop in your country.
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  47. Andrew Marr is the best political journalist we have. So clear and thoughtful.
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  48. Brilliant
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  49. What a masterpiece sir. Thank you
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  50. 👏👏 the most sophisticated and fine-tuned argument I’ve heard recently, directly drawn from the classical liberal+ Burkeian(is there such a word?) conservative traditions which IMHO are the roots of British values. Glad to continue hearing you speak here after Classic FM.
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