Ken Livingston Speaking To Media Outside Global Radio Building

The transcript discusses political campaigning, media communication, and accusations of anti-Semitism within the Labour Party. It emphasizes the importance of focusing on upcoming elections, particularly the election of Sadiq Khan, while addressing the disruption caused by accusations of anti-Semitism. The speaker expresses distrust in the media and insists on direct communication with Jeremy Corbyn.

What was the speaker's role in the Labour campaign?

• He was organizing a debate.

• He was writing a political manifesto.

• He was asked to campaign for a Labour candidate.

• He was running for a seat himself.

What does the speaker attribute the anti-Semitism controversy to?

• His own statements.

• Political maneuvering by certain MPs.

• A misunderstanding with the media.

• A recent policy change.

How does the speaker feel about using the media for communication?

• He trusts it completely.

• He finds it unreliable.

• He believes it's the best way to reach people.

• He thinks it's only useful for certain topics.

What is the speaker's main focus after the controversy?

• Organizing a press conference.

• Focusing on upcoming elections.

• Traveling abroad.

• Writing a book.

Who is the speaker particularly focused on getting elected?

• A local council member.

• Sadiq Khan.

• A European Parliament representative.

• A new Prime Minister.