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In a recent interview, McSweeney expressed surprise at how funny he found Donald Trump. He recalled a phone call with Sir Keir, where Trump made a joke about foxes eating birds killed by “windmills,” referring to wind turbines. Officials present struggled to contain their laughter.
McSweeney confirmed that Trump was indeed trying to be humorous. He also endorsed Andy Burnham as the right choice to succeed Sir Keir as Labour leader. McSweeney expressed optimism about Burnham’s leadership.
Additionally, McSweeney supported Burnham’s proposal to establish a Downing Street unit in Manchester. He believes that having government officials live outside London could bring positive change.
Reflecting on Sir Keir’s resignation, McSweeney admitted he felt too sad to watch the entire speech. Regarding his own career, he stated he intends to move in a “completely different direction” and does not plan to return to British politics in the near future. He emphasized his commitment to staying out of politics for at least a few years.
