Long-Bailey vows to support whoever is elected as Labour leader

The transcript discusses the appointment of Lords in the UK, emphasizing the need for elections. It advocates for shifting economic and political power to regions through devolution. The speaker outlines the Labour Party's vision, stressing bold policies to win elections. They argue that Labour's policies, though seen as radical, align with European standards. The conclusion highlights the party's core belief in prioritizing people's welfare.

What is the significance of the saying from Salford mentioned by the speaker?

In what way does the speaker suggest that policies should be assessed?