Maurice Glasman

Maurice Glasman, Labour peer and founder of Blue Labour known for fusing conservative cultural values with left-wing economics, reflects on New Labour’s moral and political failures. He discusses Mandelson, Epstein-linked scandals, Brexit as a rupture, the hollowing of Labour’s working-class base, community-rooted politics, clashes over gender and identity, and surprising meetings with figures like Steve Bannon.

Maurice Glasman, a Labour politician and academic, shares his thoughts on the failings of the current political class. David Frost, former Brexit negotiator, reflects on the timely nature of Brexit and its economic ramifications. Pollster James Kanagasooriam discusses Britain's declining sense of community and the need for stronger civic connections. The conversation also tackles the inefficiencies of the Treasury and critiques the influence of traditional academic backgrounds on policymaking, all while emphasizing the importance of genuine political engagement.

Maurice Glasman, a Labour peer and founder of Blue Labour, shares his insights on the complexities of modern politics. He dives into the contrasts between isolationism and interventionism, particularly regarding Ukraine. Glasman explores the intricate ties between British politics and American populism, revealing how the MAGA movement influences both sides of the Atlantic. He also critiques the current Labour government’s approach and discusses the evolving identity of political parties amidst shifting public sentiments.

Maurice Glasman, członek Izby Lordów i zwolennik ruchu Blue Labour, omawia, jak wartości wspólnotowe i patriotyczne mogą wspierać nową lewicę. Przywołuje polski przykład "Solidarności" jako inspirację. Porusza wyzwania globalizacji oraz dehumanizujące aspekty kapitalizmu związane z AI. Dyskutuje o konieczności adaptacji tradycji lewicowych do współczesnych realiów, a także analizuje sytuację polityczną w Europie, w tym wpływ wojny na Ukrainie i młodego pokolenia na przyszłość polityki.

Maurice Glasman, Labour peer and Blue Labour founder, argues for restoring the Shah. Madeline Grant, parliamentary sketch writer, dissects UK politics, by-election fallout and cultural trends. Freddy Gray, deputy editor, maps Trump’s Iran moves onto a bigger strategic push aimed at China. They debate UK hesitancy, MAGA splits, the practicality of regime change and the online ‘looksmaxing’ trend.