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Jo Swinson tells LBC the Lib Dems will not support a Corbyn led government
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November 18, 2019
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3:03Now PlayingLib Dem leader Jo Swinson has told LBC Jeremy Corbyn and Boris Johnson are not fit to be Prime Minister
With just weeks to go until the nation goes to the polls LBC's Iain Dale grilled Lib Dem leader Jo Swinson.
With her deputy leader Ed Davey telling LBC the Lib Dems could get a majority and Mrs Swinson could be the next Prime Minister, Iain pressed her on the issues.
The Liberal Democrats are campaigning on the policy they will revoke Article 50on their first day in office and, "stop Brexit," Iain asked the party leader if that was democratic.
Jo Swinson said: "This is an election, and we are saying what we would do if we win the election," and it was "perfectly fair enough" for the party to stand up for what they believe in
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