Mick Lynch joins protest at Tory Conference

The transcript discusses a strike action that has led to the closure of railways in cities like London and Birmingham. The speaker emphasizes the need for a settlement to defend members' terms and conditions and fight against redundancies. The strike has garnered significant community support, with people from various sectors joining in solidarity. The financial implications are highlighted, with the government indemnifying operators, costing millions. The speaker criticizes Tory policies, particularly the transfer of wealth from ordinary people to the rich. A call for unity and change is made, urging the working class to unite and push for political transformation.

In what ways does the speaker believe the current political climate is different from the past?

What does the speaker suggest is necessary for the working class to achieve change?