Owen Jones meets Owen Smith
Synopsis
A leadership contest erupts in the Labour Party following a coup against Jeremy Corbyn, prompting Owen Smith to outline his vision for the party.
Synopsis
Owen Jones interviews Owen Smith outside the birthplace of the Labour Party in 2016. Smith, a candidate for the party's leadership, discusses his vision for Labour amid turmoil following a coup against Jeremy Corbyn. He argues that Labour must address issues like inequality and job insecurity to regain public trust. The conversation contrasts Smith's policies with those of Corbyn and considers Labour's potential to win future elections. Smith expresses confidence in his ability to lead the party and connect with voters.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet Owen Smith, a key figure in Labour's leadership race.
- Find out Smith's vision for addressing Britain's inequality.
- See the contrasting styles of Owen Smith and Jeremy Corbyn.
- Discover the significance of the Labour Party's founding location.
Did You Know
- Owen Smith is running for the leadership of the Labour Party in 2016.
- The Labour Party was founded at the location where the interview takes place.
- Smith believes Labour should be seen as the answer to Britain's inequality and job insecurity.
- Smith claims he is the right person of his generation to lead Labour.
- The interview discusses a coup against Jeremy Corbyn that opened a leadership contest.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Owen Smith?
Owen Smith is a politician standing to be the leader of the Labour Party.
What does Owen Smith want the Labour Party to be seen as?
Owen Smith wants the Labour Party to be seen as the natural answer to the big questions about inequality, job insecurity, and depressed wages in Britain.
What does Owen Smith believe is necessary for the Labour Party to win?
Owen Smith believes that the Labour Party must be optimistic about people and convey that optimism to win elections.
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