Election Aftermath: At Long Last, Victory | Oh God, What Now?

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Well, we got the bastards. Dorian Lynskey, Ros Taylor and Andrew Harrison gather in awe before the scale of Labour’s historic achievement. How did Starmer pull it off? What will Labour’s new era of service mean? And did we get the Portillos we wanted? Sure, there are some flies in the ointment - Farage, Corbyn, some tight victories - but this is a good-vibes-only zone. Stay for the end. It gets emotional.
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Presented by Dorian Lynskey with Ros Taylor and Andrew Harrison. Audio production: Robin Leeburn and Tom Taylor. Video production: Kieron Leslie. Managing Editor: Jacob Jarvis. OH GOD, WHAT NOW? is a Podmasters production.
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5 июл 2024

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@raysca1 4 дня назад

Isn’t it nice to have a government that is actually serious. I don’t know how they will perform but I know they are serious.

@marumaru6084 4 дня назад

Really about what WEF policies? They thought the whole election on nothing but not being the tories.

@banedon8087 3 дня назад

Serious? We'll see. From what I can determine, the root of the rot that's finished the Tories is in all our political parties. If I'm correct, Labour will fail as well.

@AndyRossism 4 дня назад

Liz Truss leaving in a huff, not even thanking her staff, is so revealing of what a small petty thing she is. Grifter Galloway back out. Good. Now it's on the media to stay sane with Farage and keep a sense of scale. Because I'm assuming they will act like he's come 2nd or something and build him up even more.

@simmybear31 4 дня назад

I'm on the social equality left BUT I welcome this Labour Government because without a labour win we have no chance of influencing the country's future. Not ideal for the left of centre but 100% better than a Tory/Reform coalition government would have been!

@marumaru6084 4 дня назад

He represents the WEF at davos so good luck with that.

@simmybear31 4 дня назад

@@marumaru6084 wow ever heard it's better to be inside the tent pi**ing out? So what would you do because the only party that wasn't the Tories who could conceivably got a majority was Labour NO one else had any chance whatsoever!

@pipster1891 4 дня назад

It's the same. Why do you think they got the billionaire funding and the easy ride from the media? In some ways, like in foreign policy, it'll be _worse._

@richardh8082 4 дня назад

@@pipster1891 Sorry, who got an easy ride from the media?

@GuntD-rz1xb 4 дня назад

@@richardh8082 Starmer. Compare and contrast with the coverage given to Corbyn.

@PassiveAgressive319 4 дня назад

Last nights highlight was Alistair Campbell telling Nadine Dorris to get over Boris Johnson was funny AH🤣🤣🤣🤣

@davdt437 3 дня назад

If a party de-selects a candidate, why shouldn't they run as an independent? Loyalty is a two way street.

@dank1131 3 дня назад

True

@thepolyorchid 2 дня назад

Of course they can. As long as they're prepared to live with the consequences of their actions. Every George Smith vote now partially belongs to her.

@ArodWinterbornSteed 4 дня назад

Ashworth was the Portillo moment. It was unexpected. Truss was not a surprise. None of the Tory loses were a surprise

@pipster1891 4 дня назад

The surprise is that, despite everything, Truss still almost won, and she probably will in 5 years if she tries again.

@ArodWinterbornSteed 4 дня назад

@@pipster1891 I disagree. I was expecting it to be close run between the lettuce, the turnip, and labour

@paulschofield9036 4 дня назад

Oxfordshire, Henley et al are actually Lib Dem seats, apart from the red dot of Oxford itself. Similar for Cambridge.

@rdlwawaw 4 дня назад

Uplifting discussion. Well done, thank you.

@mskatonic7240 4 дня назад

Your podcast was one of the top ones of the night- I was dipping in and out of several then found yours and just stuck with it until you went off air, it was that entertaining.

@shaun906 4 дня назад

i did really well not to cry with joy and relief, but the opening scenes got me. WE DID IT!

@sleepyMe412 4 дня назад

36:00 I absolutely agree that these reform areas and poverty stricken, and disillusioned areas, lots of which overlap, need to be concentrated on. Poverty snd struggle breeds either fight and passion, or hate. Sometimes both. We cant leave these people behind. Its cruel to do so, as some of these people are the most under supported in our country.

@johnbennett9630 4 дня назад

It was worth watching BBC's coverage for Laura Kuenssberg's expression as she read out the exit poll, priceless.Then soon after we cut to Chris Mason looking like a death row resident who'd just learned his pardon had been denied. It was downhill after that though.

@BC-xu8yq 3 дня назад

19:15 Andrew I'm usually with you but definitely not with you on this one. Thank you Dorian for pointing out there are two sides to it. Glad the independent stood her ground despite the mistreatment followed by pressure. We can't have every seat. There are lessons to take from the ones lost.

@Dark0Storm 4 дня назад

The best thing about Mogg losing was the Channel 4 interview they did with him before it happened. He was asked if he was going to win and he said something about it not being right to say. Emily said something like "so we can assume he's won then" as Krishnan turned to her and frantically waved his hands in a "no-no, don't say that" gesture, and Mogg tells them "I wouldn't assume anything"... then Krishnan turns to Emily and says "so he's lost then". Just brilliant.

@Notalloldpeople 4 дня назад

The Portillo loss was amazing because he was widely tipped to lead the party. A true Portillo moment would have been Bad-Enoch or Cruella losing - but Truss comes close!

@antontoast1980 3 дня назад

I was a bit like Andrew in getting emotional at this election. Keep up the good work guys👍

@NickRothman1980 4 дня назад

Kept flicking between Sky and C4. Sky for the results- they seemed more up to date with tracking numbers of seats and breaking news. C4 was hilarious with the Campbell/Stewart/Dorries showdowns, although I had to switch off when they wheeled out two disgraced former chancellors, Zahawi and Kwarteng. It felt like C4 were taking the piss out of my mortgage hike!

@thepolyorchid 2 дня назад

Fantastic discussion. Really enjoyed it.

@enyaq_gorm 3 дня назад

Gutted that Scotland moved to the right, reform were finishing in third place in many places with around 7% of the vote. My new "Scottish Labour" MP lives in Tottenham 400 miles away 🤷

@geezertechhead 4 дня назад

Loving Dorian's Nev Brody designed 'New Socialist' t-shirt 😀

@kevinwillis6707 4 дня назад

not a word about the DUP having a disastrous night in N Ireland..

@pipster1891 4 дня назад

Because nobody in Britain cares about N. Ireland. If the Unionists ever grasp that fact, NI will be better off (in a united Ireland).

@pierrelindgren5727 4 дня назад

Petition to rename the show to Oh, Good! What's Next! Embrace the new era.

@Black_Intellect 4 дня назад

I thought channel 4/LBC did a great job

@clairearmon-jones867 4 дня назад

Facts right please. Oxon now has 2 Labour seats and 5 LD seats.

@VinceLammas 3 дня назад

I thought Channel 4 gave entertaining coverage with Anne Widdecombe being surprisingly coherent and statesman-like about Reform's potential plus Nadine Dorries being completely derranged with her views about Conservative futures. Alastar Campbell and Rory Stewart were calm and measured as usual (except when Alastair asked Rory to say something grown up when Nadine had thrown a cravy accusation of sexism).

@PassiveAgressive319 4 дня назад

I had to do some tactical voting in my area to get the Tories out (Lib Dem). But I was pleased as punch. Watching Penny Mourdant, Rees Mogg and Truss lose their seats was chefs kiss. I just wish I could have seen Coffey and Galloway too

@emmabrooker166 4 дня назад

Andrew 💔

@williamotoole1210 4 дня назад

Fun fact ,I intended to watch TV and dip in and out of this very You Tube channel. I ended up listening to you lot until about Four. I never got the , shout at the Reform git lying on TV, by doing this . A good choice .IMO.😁

@Celestianpower 3 дня назад

Deeply unimpressed by your commentary on Faiza Shaheen. She was an excellent local candidate with (clearly) high local support. She would have been a shoe-in for Labour but Keir Starmer took the decision that he would rather IDS in parliament, as Mandelson said on the night. To blame it 100% on Faiza with so much vitriol was grim to listen to and a real stain on your coverage, as someone who has listened to 100s of your episodes.

@70Freefallify 3 дня назад

Found it deeply frustrating, too. Felt like a willfull strawman of the events and was deeply frustrating. Especially talking about the importance of the democratic process and how the local party was bypassed in the deselection and it came from on-high with no democratic process

@museholic7000 4 дня назад

The bit at the top of the country?!! You mean the top half!!! 🤬

@jameshowitt2463 4 дня назад

Labour have 4 seats in Cornwall And Oxfordshire (barring Oxford East) is Lib dem.

@sleepyMe412 4 дня назад

I'm interested in how "Labour" it'll be under Kier Starmer. Most of the MPs who I align with, he kicked out or made it so they would lose in new boundary contests. I have always supported Labour, up until he started doing that. I'm interested/scared how the next 5 years are going to fare with him. I hate the Tories, and I'm glad they are out. But we socialists and other leftists need to keep a close eye on what's happening.

@GuntD-rz1xb 4 дня назад

By listening to centrist podcasts like this one 😂

@glyngreen538 4 дня назад

I’m on the left too but I forgive him some of that as after Johnson won his 80 seat government there was talk of maybe another 10-15 years of Tory governments. Starmer has done very well to turn things around to a massive majority this time by moving back to the centre ground and making himself more palatable to centre right voters. I’d ideally have preferred a more left wing government but I think Starmer’s Labour will be far better than the Tories have been and I’d far rather them than a more leftwing Labour government like Corbyn s stuck in opposition again.

@talby5129 4 дня назад

I was in tears in the local park watching it in the sunshine. Call me niave but I thought it was a beautiful speech and very understated.

@paddylogan13 4 дня назад

100% with Andrew on Chingford

@GuntD-rz1xb 4 дня назад

Starmer caused Labour to lose their with his petty vindictiveness and fear of a future rival for his job.

@pipster1891 4 дня назад

Never has the phrase "Oh God, what now?" been more relevant.

4 дня назад

This was lovely.

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