It's Navarra Media, it's the eve of the election. I'd like it to be joined by my boy Owen Jones. Here he is, Michael. Here he is, what you've been up to today, babe. Ooh, so we've been out in Croydon pounding those streets, knocking on those, no door unknocked. Wow, we had an absolute army, it was phenomenal. So Croydon, just so we all know, it's got about 150 vote majority for Gavin Barwell, who is a, uh, sort of a housing minister. Uh, it's always have an excellent record in housing. It's even a affordable homes bill if you want my opinion. So what we've done is got a huge army out there. What was amazing about the crowd is how young it was, it was a diverse. Uh, these are people obviously being often on the sharp end of the sorts of policies, the likes of Gavin Barwell have been implementing because they probably struggling with, uh, rip off five events. And what we did is just actually just swept through the constituency. And it's just incredible because, you know, there is a grassroots army, the Tories have the money. They have the millions, we have the people on the ground, that's the difference. Up against a racket of vested interest, you have a shed load of. I did get, I did get a flyer from one Tore Leapet today. I asked her if she was hired, she said she was a volunteer, but who knows. Wow, I think we all know. Um, yeah, she was a robot, I'm joking. Um, yeah, um, we're real, we're not droids. No, I mean, we've got a huge army on our side all across the country. And I'm a bit burnt out now because I've been doing it. Oh God, I'm never done now. Um, a fair few. And you've been doing your bit, you get people down there. It's good. No, but what's amazing is the ones have done, and it's the same today about a third to a half of never been knocked on the door before. And that is something to build on. Catherine's to build on. That is young people often in their 20s annoying, uh, who were, who never knocks on a door, never gone out campaigning. And the light, if I don't do it now, then when it's amazing. So I want to ask you a bit about the campaign in general. Obviously you've been a Corbin support from the beginning, left to the Labour Party, but you did have your doubts, right? We can all say you had your doubts. Have you been pleasantly surprised? Yeah, I mean, you know, I voted for twice, campaign. I put my heart and soul into this first campaign. As many of you are using the angry comments, probably some of them are left below these already pointed out. I did have very, very public doubts. The other one. Uh, yeah, I mean, the campaign is already proven me wrong. In the sense of it's been, you know, it's not just the toys have imploded, which they have, but let's not just to trigger Labour's resurgence there, because the Tory poll rating hasn't gone down that much. Labour's has gone up massively, and that's because they offered a vision, an inspiring vision about what we could do in a very wealthy country to overcome all the problems we have. That we ask those at the top to pay a bit more money so we can invest in education, health, housing, jobs, that we can have a genuine living wage, that we can, you know, we can bring our utilities back on the control of the people of this country. And that has caught through in a way that my worry was that people had made the money, so it didn't matter what we said. They just want, they wouldn't be listening to us. But where I've been proved decisively wrong in a way, you know, and again, we're still the odds of stacked against us. And the election is going to be tough. That's why every single person needs to be out. That I was proved wrong that people, a lot of people have just changed their minds and have been inspired. And we do have something to build on. And my fear was we just march off to, you know, we'd be in the early 20s or less in the polling. You know, that's my darkest moment, that's what I saw. But it shows that people power a grassroots movement and inspiring vision. And we'll build a more up for socialism than we thought. Very bloody lover. I want a bit of clairvoyance, right? So people are going to watch this tomorrow election day. It's the evening before election day. I want the prediction of what is going to be the headline on the sun, the headline on the Daily Mail, and the headline on your very own paper, the Guardian. So we're going to start with the sun. What do you think is going to be the headline? That Corbyn will nationalize your mother and he will force everyone to change their first name to a song. Have been laughed in or something. But Daily Mail. I think the Daily Mail will be that every street in Britain will have to be renamed Vladimir Lenin is welcome. And we should all wear Soviet berets. I'm a Guardian. The Guardian. Well, to be fair to the Guardian, I mean, the Guardian has pissed off a lot of people in the Vario. And I understand, you know, the frustration there. It's a liberal newspaper, not a socialist newspaper. Beard out of mind, the only social, you know, they've got me and George Monbio in, so Williams on the left. He's right for it, gives a platform for us. I mean, the Guardian came up with a net story, which was wholeheartedly about Labour in this election. So I don't know. Yeah, vote Labour. I mean, it'll be a nice object. You know, like neck and neck in the polls. What's going to happen? Why not a test of the polls? I think, no, I don't know. I will hope it will be a solid. Tories and Labour's done something good. All right, this is going out on Election Day. We're not going to waste this opportunity with Owen Jones. I want to the camera that that motivational speech. What should people be doing this afternoon? Who should people call? What should they, how do we do the best we can for a socialist government come tomorrow morning? These are my pleading eyes. Can you look at these puppy dog pleading eyes? Look seriously. I mean, genuinely seriously. If you don't at this moment do every last thing you can do to get people out to vote for Labour, then when? Because we have a Labour party offering an inspiring vision about what this country can be. That we can build the houses that people need. That we can have decent well-paid jobs for everybody. That we can overcome poverty and insecurity. That we don't punish young people who aspire to education by saddling them with debt. That we don't force old people to be fearful of losing their own homes if they want social care. That we can have utilities that we all depend on, not run by profitiers or governments that are accountable to us, but by the people of this country. These are things you can have that only if you go out now and literally get every single person you know to drag them kicking and screaming if necessary to a polling station. Because the good polling that is probably giving you a lot of heart, a lot of you heart, is based on people like younger voters and non-voters and a surge in support by women for Labour. A lot of all the Tories are think to themselves, you're not going to come out and vote. Young people, this is what they're saying, they're lazy, they don't care and all the rest of it. They are desperate for you not to come out and vote. So it is very moment after you've listened to me babbling on like this, burn out a knackered all I would say is, do everything you can, every last person, text them, what's at them, snap, whatever it is. And just give them that absolute pleading kind of message of this is your big, big opportunity to have genuine change, to wipe the face, the smiles of the conservatives which there already many of them have got. Ring your grandparents, talk to them about the dementia tax, the scrapping of the triple lock on pensions, on winter fuel payments, the means testing. Ask them to vote for your future as well, you can turn this around, this is history, but only if at this very moment, this last moment, you do everything you can to get every single person you know to come out of, do it now. Now, thank you all, and it's a pleasure to share this historic moment with you. You've been watching this on Facebook, most probably, my idea, what's not an original idea, message 20 people who you haven't talked about politics for in the last year, people who you don't know if they're going to vote, message 20 of them, more if you've got time. Go out, canvassing, if you're up for it, go on my nearest marginal.com, that will tell you who really needs the help. And it's so easy, it's so easy, if you've never done it before, most people I've been out with, I've never done it before, you've been paired up with someone who's experienced, it makes such a difference, it gets the very out, it'll change the world. Change the world, you don't need to be a policy expert, just tell them why you're voting Labour, you obviously have a reason, unless you're not, but I mean, you're watching this video, you probably don't know anything today. Voting is Friday, if you vote conservative. You've done everything you can do for socialism today. Sit back, relax, and tune into Navaras all night, live, election coverage, we'll see you then.