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Anthony Loke: The Reason Why This Government Cannot Fail | In The Studio with Anthony Loke

“Coalition member parties contesting against each other at state elections is a recipe for disaster.” Anthony Loke reveals why the unity government cannot afford to fail, ongoing seat negotiations between parties, and how he’s dealing with Malaysia’s public transport woes. Catch the full interview here, or listen to the podcast on the BFM app, BFM website, Spotify or Apple Podcast. 🎙 Anthony Loke, On Track To Achieve Transport Reforms The Breakfast Grille is brought to you by U Mobile. _____ What to watch next? ⤵️ ▶️ Kupas: Kes Mahmakamah Menara KL Kes Mahkamah Menara KL ▶️ Seminit: Afrika Pun Ada Kampung Melayu    • Afrika Pun Ada Kampung Melayu   ▶️ Kupas: Kenapa Peguam Negara Sangat Berkuasa? | Part 2    • Kenapa Peguam Negara Sangat Berkuasa?...   ▶️ Cerita Dia Camni: Risiko Vape Tinggi??    • Risiko Vape Tinggi??   ▶️ What BFMers Did After SPM    • What Did BFMers Do After SPM?   ▶️ Things I Wish I Knew Before Traveling | Net Balance and Chill EP 4 | Yazmin Aziz, Ceddy, Terrence    • Things I Wish I Knew Before Traveling...   ▶️ Lights On with Brendan Gan: Football Saved My Life    • Brendan Gan: Football Saved My Life |...   _____ Follow us! Twitter:   / bfmradio   Instagram:   / bfmradio   TikTok:   / bfmradio   Facebook:   / bfmradio   LinkedIn:   / bfmmedia   _____ 00:00 | Introduction 00:54 | Can we expect improvements to our public transport system? 11:27 | Is there a policy clash between the promotion of public transport and the encouragement of car ownership? 15:28 | Improvements needed for our aviation sector’s infrastructure and services 23:43 | Will the government reverse the cabotage policy? 24:49 | Working with UMNO as coalition partners 28:45 | Unity government’s seat negotiation strategy for upcoming state elections 33:21 | Managing sentiment among DAP grassroots and party values 35:01 | Is rising racial and religious polarisation a major concern?