Summary
Labour MP Clive Lewis discussed the rise of far-right political movements in the UK during the time of President Trump's visit to the country. Lewis reflected on the complexity of British identity and nationalism, especially as large protests took place in London. He noted the diverse motivations of the protesters and expressed concerns over feelings of disconnection among citizens.
Key Facts
- Labour MP Clive Lewis talked about the UK's far-right movements.
- President Trump's state visit to the UK coincided with protests in London.
- Protesters carried both the English flag and the UK flag.
- Clive Lewis described the march as larger than expected.
- Lewis shared personal insights on British identity and nationalism.
- Some protesters expressed feelings of wanting to be heard and proud of their country.
- Lewis warned against oversimplifying the motivations of the protesters.
