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  2. [Music]
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  5. [Applause]
  6.  
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  8. well hi guys welcome to the wheel of
  9.  
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  11. socialism this is how Jeremy Corbyn am a
  12.  
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  14. Labour Party decide what they're gonna
  15.  
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  17. spend on what
  18.  
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  20. so shall we spin the wheel oh is it
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  23. gonna be guys 500 billion oh I can't
  24.  
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  26. wait to see infrastructure brilliant
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  29. labor are gonna spend five hundred
  30.  
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  32. billion on infrastructure should we do
  33.  
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  35. it again guys shall we have another go
  36.  
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  38. Oh what's it gonna be
  39.  
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  41. Oh 300 billion wow that's quite a lot of
  42.  
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  44. money guys better start writing to the
  45.  
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  47. Guardian because we're just about to
  48.  
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  50. find out what labor are gonna pledge to
  51.  
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  53. spend all that money on this week it's
  54.  
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  56. spin booyah we'll find out pensions
  57.  
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  59. Wow 200 billion on pensions Brillion oh
  60.  
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  62. my goodness me you know this really
  63.  
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  65. should leave a labor policy maker I
  66.  
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  68. think we've got a bonus number now one
  69.  
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  71. trillion so let's have a little spin a
  72.  
  73. 0:01:04.930,0:01:12.939
  74. wheel and see if the lucky trillion
  75.  
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  77. comes up oh my god wait so 20 billion oh
  78.  
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  80. just a meager twenty billion of
  81.  
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  83. taxpayers money don't wait to see what
  84.  
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  86. its gonna be now guys oh and oh my
  87.  
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  89. goodness its water that's 200 billion
  90.  
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  92. for water Wow fantastic yeah and this is
  93.  
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  95. how we make the policy guys oh hi guys
  96.  
  97. 0:01:29.920,0:01:36.249
  98. so I wanted to talk about Labor's crazy
  99.  
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  101. spending plans and I also briefly wanted
  102.  
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  104. to talk about capitalism versus
  105.  
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  107. socialism okay socialism in its
  108.  
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  110. strictest form is where you put the
  111.  
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  113. entire economy under the control of the
  114.  
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  116. government government will own
  117.  
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  119. everything government will control
  120.  
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  122. everything and John McDonald and to a
  123.  
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  125. lesser extent Jeremy Corbyn are pretty
  126.  
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  128. socialist actually for example most for
  129.  
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  131. utilities they believe should be run by
  132.  
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  134. the government what I wanted to talk to
  135.  
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  137. you about is some Labour's ridiculous
  138.  
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  140. spending commitments so I was just gonna
  141.  
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  143. go through a few of the headlines my
  144.  
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  146. stress verses and all of them this isn't
  147.  
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  149. an exhaustive list okay for a start for
  150.  
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  152. a sixty six point four million people in
  153.  
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  155. the UK according to Google right the
  156.  
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  158. people are largely in control of the
  159.  
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  161. economy and you may not believe me but
  162.  
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  164. very really our most adults in UK can
  165.  
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  167. vote everyone including kids can decide
  168.  
  169. 0:02:26.080,0:02:30.430
  170. what they want to buy okay and that's an
  171.  
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  173. incredibly powerful force for telling
  174.  
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  176. companies what kind of products we want
  177.  
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  179. okay so I'll give you an example right
  180.  
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  182. let's say you're a company that sells
  183.  
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  185. skin cream okay you will basically
  186.  
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  188. produce what kind of product for people
  189.  
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  191. want so for example you might produce a
  192.  
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  194. product that isn't tested on animals or
  195.  
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  197. you might produce a product that's
  198.  
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  200. environmentally friendly or you know
  201.  
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  203. you'll produce basically what would
  204.  
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  206. people want because that's how you
  207.  
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  209. survive this company okay
  210.  
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  212. the problem with state-owned businesses
  213.  
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  215. is if they don't provide what the people
  216.  
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  218. want well it doesn't really matter
  219.  
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  221. because for governments backing them you
  222.  
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  224. know they're literally too big to fail
  225.  
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  227. because if they bail we're we're gonna
  228.  
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  230. cause massive amounts of problems to the
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  233. government again so actually having
  234.  
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  236. companies owned by individuals okay yeah
  237.  
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  239. the rich individuals who put the money
  240.  
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  242. in initially I'm probably gonna get a
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  245. good return on their money I think
  246.  
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  248. that's one of the problems for
  249.  
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  251. socialists have is they think all the
  252.  
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  254. profits are all going away now look if
  255.  
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  257. private individuals want to risk their
  258.  
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  260. money in a particular business venture
  261.  
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  263. that's great as far as I'm concerned all
  264.  
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  266. power to them but if the government
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  269. wants to risk taxpayers money backing
  270.  
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  272. certain companies well that's not great
  273.  
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  275. I mean if the company fails fenneis
  276.  
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  278. gonna be a taxpayer who loses out altom
  279.  
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  281. utley the government doesn't really have
  282.  
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  284. a good track record of choosing
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  287. successful companies I mean heck if
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  290. every if you knew which companies were
  291.  
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  293. gonna be successful ahead of time then
  294.  
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  296. you wouldn't ever need the government
  297.  
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  299. because you could just see mess money in
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  302. that particular venture knowing for you
  303.  
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  305. it's gonna pay off now we're government
  306.  
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  308. should invest money is in things like
  309.  
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  311. research and development and technology
  312.  
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  314. and well emerging technologies one of
  315.  
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  317. the big things I really want to see
  318.  
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  320. government investing in is well extra
  321.  
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  323. money should go into developing fusion
  324.  
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  326. and alternative energy technologies
  327.  
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  329. because fusion if it actually works has
  330.  
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  332. potential to provide massive amounts of
  333.  
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  335. really cheap energy to everyone okay
  336.  
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  338. apparently someone worked health
  339.  
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  341. trillion dollars went into V development
  342.  
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  344. of mobile phones so trillion dollars is
  345.  
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  347. quite a lot of money but nowhere near
  348.  
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  350. that amount of money is being put into
  351.  
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  353. energy research and development over the
  354.  
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  356. years so I like to see more money going
  357.  
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  359. into actual technologies which would
  360.  
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  362. benefit the public a good thing about
  363.  
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  365. profits is they are a sign for the
  366.  
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  368. company it's healthy for the company is
  369.  
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  371. actually operating well and you know the
  372.  
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  374. company is basically adding value to
  375.  
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  377. people's lives and that people are
  378.  
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  380. willing to pay for so every single time
  381.  
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  383. you tax someone you take money away from
  384.  
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  386. them
  387.  
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  389. the government doesn't actually have any
  390.  
  391. 0:05:15.760,0:05:19.449
  392. money okay the government takes its
  393.  
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  395. money from us in the form of Taxation
  396.  
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  398. and the government can also raise money
  399.  
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  401. through bonds and borrowing but
  402.  
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  404. ultimately it's us who are gonna have to
  405.  
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  407. pay back that borrowing okay so bear in
  408.  
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  410. mind this isn't the government's money
  411.  
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  413. like they don't own it it's our money
  414.  
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  416. and the government are spending it on
  417.  
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  419. our behalf and the bigger the government
  420.  
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  422. is and the more money they spend
  423.  
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  425. that's for less money that can be used
  426.  
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  428. for companies to grow for us for people
  429.  
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  431. to buy houses for people to buy the
  432.  
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  434. things that we want to buy okay so every
  435.  
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  437. single penny that's raised in tax is a
  438.  
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  440. sacrifice let's have a look at some of
  441.  
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  443. labor's spending commitments jeremy
  444.  
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  446. corbyn's really nationalization plan to
  447.  
  448. 0:06:01.180,0:06:08.740
  449. cost you and i watering 169 billion okay
  450.  
  451. 0:06:04.900,0:06:11.770
  452. so essentially jeremy corbyn wants to
  453.  
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  455. read nationalize utilities water and
  456.  
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  458. electricity that sort of thing you know
  459.  
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  461. most people know about this but that's
  462.  
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  464. quite a lot of money still so what's
  465.  
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  467. gonna effectively happen is labor are
  468.  
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  470. gonna borrow money and they're gonna
  471.  
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  473. raise taxes and don't be fooled
  474.  
  475. 0:06:25.599,0:06:29.830
  476. you can't just raise taxes on rich you
  477.  
  478. 0:06:28.660,0:06:31.330
  479. could say well for rich have loads of
  480.  
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  482. money why don't they just pay over my
  483.  
  484. 0:06:31.330,0:06:37.539
  485. over tax or whatever the problem is a
  486.  
  487. 0:06:34.210,0:06:40.120
  488. lot of rich people are extremely mobile
  489.  
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  491. okay if they can work in any country in
  492.  
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  494. the world okay B most countries if a
  495.  
  496. 0:06:43.659,0:06:47.620
  497. billionaire or a millionaire says hey
  498.  
  499. 0:06:45.789,0:06:48.130
  500. look I want to come to your country and
  501.  
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  503. I
  504.  
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  506. you know pay massive amounts of tax the
  507.  
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  509. country is hardly likely to say no we
  510.  
  511. 0:06:53.620,0:06:56.770
  512. don't want your billions here anyway if
  513.  
  514. 0:06:55.990,0:06:58.780
  515. you're hypermobile
  516.  
  517. 0:06:56.770,0:07:01.420
  518. and if Jeremy Corbyn puts too much tax
  519.  
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  521. on rich people they're gonna go abroad I
  522.  
  523. 0:07:01.420,0:07:06.730
  524. mean the City of London's already facing
  525.  
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  527. massive competition from Berlin from
  528.  
  529. 0:07:06.730,0:07:11.710
  530. Asia so a lot of Chinese cities Hong
  531.  
  532. 0:07:09.640,0:07:14.020
  533. Kong and you know the whole world is
  534.  
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  536. actually doing very very well so again
  537.  
  538. 0:07:14.020,0:07:18.880
  539. like I say if for tax rate art is too
  540.  
  541. 0:07:16.450,0:07:21.490
  542. high in the UK they will just go abroad
  543.  
  544. 0:07:18.880,0:07:24.190
  545. and I know there's always that threat if
  546.  
  547. 0:07:21.490,0:07:26.800
  548. Texas new high will just leave they
  549.  
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  551. actually do look at America America and
  552.  
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  554. Trump have been lowering the corporation
  555.  
  556. 0:07:28.660,0:07:33.010
  557. tax okay the American economy has been
  558.  
  559. 0:07:31.150,0:07:34.600
  560. booming recently you know it's been
  561.  
  562. 0:07:33.010,0:07:36.550
  563. doing really really well and you could
  564.  
  565. 0:07:34.600,0:07:38.710
  566. argue okay maybe for money doesn't
  567.  
  568. 0:07:36.550,0:07:40.570
  569. trickle down but nevertheless when
  570.  
  571. 0:07:38.710,0:07:43.960
  572. companies grow they create a lot more
  573.  
  574. 0:07:40.570,0:07:45.850
  575. jobs and also if there's a demand for
  576.  
  577. 0:07:43.960,0:07:48.790
  578. jobs they might actually raises wages
  579.  
  580. 0:07:45.850,0:07:50.680
  581. okay so actually having a lower tax rate
  582.  
  583. 0:07:48.790,0:07:53.080
  584. it's really good because it can help
  585.  
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  587. companies grow it can help companies
  588.  
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  590. become more profitable it can help
  591.  
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  593. companies raise more money generally
  594.  
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  596. speaking I quite like it if we had a
  597.  
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  599. sensible tax policy jeremy corbyn's one
  600.  
  601. 0:08:02.590,0:08:07.990
  602. trillion spending spree warning label
  603.  
  604. 0:08:05.260,0:08:10.180
  605. will bankrupt Britain ok so I guess for
  606.  
  607. 0:08:07.990,0:08:12.010
  608. looking at everything here mrs. V
  609.  
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  611. Express okay I know people have
  612.  
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  614. different views on what newspapers are
  615.  
  616. 0:08:14.320,0:08:18.850
  617. trustworthy you can't please everyone so
  618.  
  619. 0:08:16.930,0:08:20.320
  620. nevertheless it does sort of seem like
  621.  
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  623. overall spending it's gonna be about a
  624.  
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  626. trillion extra which is a heck of a lot
  627.  
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  629. of money I mean the GDP for countries
  630.  
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  632. honey two point something trillion have
  633.  
  634. 0:08:27.430,0:08:31.870
  635. a little okay yeah two point six
  636.  
  637. 0:08:29.140,0:08:34.150
  638. trillion a year Jeremy Corbyn has
  639.  
  640. 0:08:31.870,0:08:36.250
  641. committed to spending a trillion extra
  642.  
  643. 0:08:34.150,0:08:38.110
  644. on stuff it's gonna be the taxpayers who
  645.  
  646. 0:08:36.250,0:08:40.450
  647. actually have to pay for that and that's
  648.  
  649. 0:08:38.110,0:08:42.580
  650. gonna mean massive taxes across the
  651.  
  652. 0:08:40.450,0:08:44.920
  653. board and a lot of its money is just
  654.  
  655. 0:08:42.580,0:08:46.480
  656. gonna be wasted I mean he's some kind of
  657.  
  658. 0:08:44.920,0:08:49.090
  659. pledging to spend loads and loads of
  660.  
  661. 0:08:46.480,0:08:51.550
  662. money on things which okay they might be
  663.  
  664. 0:08:49.090,0:08:54.340
  665. nice like I say every single penny spent
  666.  
  667. 0:08:51.550,0:08:57.250
  668. in tax is a penny for I don't get to
  669.  
  670. 0:08:54.340,0:09:00.160
  671. spend all the things I want okay um
  672.  
  673. 0:08:57.250,0:09:01.660
  674. Jeremy Corbyn big brain Corbin is gonna
  675.  
  676. 0:09:00.160,0:09:03.370
  677. tell me what I want
  678.  
  679. 0:09:01.660,0:09:05.080
  680. and he's gonna take my money and he's
  681.  
  682. 0:09:03.370,0:09:07.090
  683. gonna spend my money on the things he
  684.  
  685. 0:09:05.080,0:09:09.610
  686. thinks I want well you know what I can
  687.  
  688. 0:09:07.090,0:09:11.170
  689. spend my money better than Jeremy hobby
  690.  
  691. 0:09:09.610,0:09:13.360
  692. can and I'm not saying that everything
  693.  
  694. 0:09:11.170,0:09:15.670
  695. he's gonna spend money on is bad but I
  696.  
  697. 0:09:13.360,0:09:19.540
  698. just I don't know he just seems to be
  699.  
  700. 0:09:15.670,0:09:21.820
  701. making promises all all the time so
  702.  
  703. 0:09:19.540,0:09:24.370
  704. scrapping the benefits car cap which
  705.  
  706. 0:09:21.820,0:09:26.590
  707. will stop claimants receiving more than
  708.  
  709. 0:09:24.370,0:09:28.930
  710. an average worker earning earn today
  711.  
  712. 0:09:26.590,0:09:30.700
  713. year along with other welfare reforms
  714.  
  715. 0:09:28.930,0:09:33.670
  716. would cost twenty seven billion
  717.  
  718. 0:09:30.700,0:09:35.080
  719. state-owned investment bank would come
  720.  
  721. 0:09:33.670,0:09:38.770
  722. in at five hundred billion
  723.  
  724. 0:09:35.080,0:09:41.440
  725. public backed wind farms seventy nine
  726.  
  727. 0:09:38.770,0:09:43.960
  728. billion a surge in solar panels would
  729.  
  730. 0:09:41.440,0:09:45.960
  731. cost 11 billion scrapping tuition fees
  732.  
  733. 0:09:43.960,0:09:48.580
  734. would cost a hundred and forty billion
  735.  
  736. 0:09:45.960,0:09:50.950
  737. the conservative said so yeah this is
  738.  
  739. 0:09:48.580,0:09:52.390
  740. for conservatives basically saying for
  741.  
  742. 0:09:50.950,0:09:53.860
  743. his spending is completely out of
  744.  
  745. 0:09:52.390,0:09:55.090
  746. control they've kind of got an agenda
  747.  
  748. 0:09:53.860,0:09:57.670
  749. they want to win my next general
  750.  
  751. 0:09:55.090,0:09:58.630
  752. election and Jeremy Corbyn but you know
  753.  
  754. 0:09:57.670,0:10:00.940
  755. it gets worse
  756.  
  757. 0:09:58.630,0:10:03.130
  758. look first it was Boris bikes now it's
  759.  
  760. 0:10:00.940,0:10:04.930
  761. jeremy corbyn's cars and he wants to get
  762.  
  763. 0:10:03.130,0:10:08.790
  764. thirty thousand electric cars for hire
  765.  
  766. 0:10:04.930,0:10:12.070
  767. in the UK so again what a crazy policy
  768.  
  769. 0:10:08.790,0:10:14.770
  770. for already electric taxi companies in
  771.  
  772. 0:10:12.070,0:10:16.540
  773. the UK so obviously jeremy corbyn's
  774.  
  775. 0:10:14.770,0:10:19.600
  776. electric cars are going to be competing
  777.  
  778. 0:10:16.540,0:10:21.610
  779. against pre-existing companies now
  780.  
  781. 0:10:19.600,0:10:24.130
  782. personally what i would do is i would
  783.  
  784. 0:10:21.610,0:10:25.900
  785. reduce for tax rate and i would say to
  786.  
  787. 0:10:24.130,0:10:28.780
  788. the electric car companies for already
  789.  
  790. 0:10:25.900,0:10:30.820
  791. existed me UK hey look now you gonna
  792.  
  793. 0:10:28.780,0:10:32.650
  794. make more profit now you can attract
  795.  
  796. 0:10:30.820,0:10:34.390
  797. more investment now you can actually put
  798.  
  799. 0:10:32.650,0:10:37.960
  800. more money back into growing your
  801.  
  802. 0:10:34.390,0:10:40.360
  803. business and that'd be great but instead
  804.  
  805. 0:10:37.960,0:10:43.690
  806. Jeremy Corbyn has decided in his
  807.  
  808. 0:10:40.360,0:10:45.640
  809. infinite wisdom that he needs to buy all
  810.  
  811. 0:10:43.690,0:10:47.980
  812. these electric cars for hire just for
  813.  
  814. 0:10:45.640,0:10:50.050
  815. spending John McDonald says labour would
  816.  
  817. 0:10:47.980,0:10:53.500
  818. find an extra 17 billion for public
  819.  
  820. 0:10:50.050,0:10:55.420
  821. services very nice um an extra 17
  822.  
  823. 0:10:53.500,0:10:57.520
  824. billion fee NHS social care schools
  825.  
  826. 0:10:55.420,0:11:01.000
  827. local government according to the Shadow
  828.  
  829. 0:10:57.520,0:11:03.340
  830. Chancellor great 17 billion extra let's
  831.  
  832. 0:11:01.000,0:11:05.830
  833. just add it to the list labour pledges
  834.  
  835. 0:11:03.340,0:11:08.320
  836. billions for Home Energy upgrades oh
  837.  
  838. 0:11:05.830,0:11:10.270
  839. look another sixty billion for
  840.  
  841. 0:11:08.320,0:11:13.330
  842. energy-saving upgrades to low-income
  843.  
  844. 0:11:10.270,0:11:15.520
  845. houses over the next decade right labour
  846.  
  847. 0:11:13.330,0:11:18.310
  848. says this proposal will create four
  849.  
  850. 0:11:15.520,0:11:19.900
  851. and 50,000 jobs involved in the
  852.  
  853. 0:11:18.310,0:11:21.730
  854. installation of the energy-saving
  855.  
  856. 0:11:19.900,0:11:24.280
  857. measures is this gonna be great for the
  858.  
  859. 0:11:21.730,0:11:26.950
  860. environment look for plan rolls over the
  861.  
  862. 0:11:24.280,0:11:29.320
  863. next decade spending 250 billion to fit
  864.  
  865. 0:11:26.950,0:11:31.090
  866. every UK home with double glazing and
  867.  
  868. 0:11:29.320,0:11:34.000
  869. loft insulation heat pumps and solar
  870.  
  871. 0:11:31.090,0:11:35.710
  872. panels labor pledges to spend six
  873.  
  874. 0:11:34.000,0:11:38.260
  875. billions make Social Care free for
  876.  
  877. 0:11:35.710,0:11:39.700
  878. everyone Wow that's only six billion
  879.  
  880. 0:11:38.260,0:11:43.720
  881. that's great
  882.  
  883. 0:11:39.700,0:11:46.300
  884. Oh labor debt plan under John under John
  885.  
  886. 0:11:43.720,0:11:49.030
  887. McDonald would cost 270 billion in
  888.  
  889. 0:11:46.300,0:11:49.480
  890. interest well that doesn't matter does
  891.  
  892. 0:11:49.030,0:11:51.400
  893. it
  894.  
  895. 0:11:49.480,0:11:52.690
  896. we could just you know borrow two
  897.  
  898. 0:11:51.400,0:11:54.340
  899. hundred seventy billion to pay the
  900.  
  901. 0:11:52.690,0:11:56.140
  902. interest that'd be great
  903.  
  904. 0:11:54.340,0:11:58.900
  905. oh look at this one this one's free
  906.  
  907. 0:11:56.140,0:12:01.900
  908. years old now Jeremy Corbyn pledged 500
  909.  
  910. 0:11:58.900,0:12:03.700
  911. billion of spending in leadership speech
  912.  
  913. 0:12:01.900,0:12:05.410
  914. what is he gonna spend this 500 billion
  915.  
  916. 0:12:03.700,0:12:08.230
  917. on all been pledges are expected to
  918.  
  919. 0:12:05.410,0:12:10.000
  920. include bringing out full employment job
  921.  
  922. 0:12:08.230,0:12:12.790
  923. security through stronger employment
  924.  
  925. 0:12:10.000,0:12:16.120
  926. rights and an NHS free from any private
  927.  
  928. 0:12:12.790,0:12:18.430
  929. sector influence okay great so right now
  930.  
  931. 0:12:16.120,0:12:20.200
  932. you may not know a lot of EMHS operates
  933.  
  934. 0:12:18.430,0:12:21.790
  935. for private companies now private
  936.  
  937. 0:12:20.200,0:12:24.040
  938. companies will supply the NHS with
  939.  
  940. 0:12:21.790,0:12:25.960
  941. services or you know if it might do
  942.  
  943. 0:12:24.040,0:12:27.490
  944. operations it kind of works fairly well
  945.  
  946. 0:12:25.960,0:12:30.160
  947. it's still free for the general public
  948.  
  949. 0:12:27.490,0:12:31.890
  950. to use but look he's gonna spend 500
  951.  
  952. 0:12:30.160,0:12:34.290
  953. billion in infrastructure in
  954.  
  955. 0:12:31.890,0:12:36.610
  956. manufacturing and new industries
  957.  
  958. 0:12:34.290,0:12:38.920
  959. supported by publicly owned national
  960.  
  961. 0:12:36.610,0:12:40.360
  962. investment bank oh yeah we've barely got
  963.  
  964. 0:12:38.920,0:12:42.610
  965. under the public national investment
  966.  
  967. 0:12:40.360,0:12:45.460
  968. bank so instead of making the UK a
  969.  
  970. 0:12:42.610,0:12:47.560
  971. competitive country but people want to
  972.  
  973. 0:12:45.460,0:12:49.300
  974. invest in the state's gonna make it
  975.  
  976. 0:12:47.560,0:12:51.670
  977. uncompetitive and then they're going to
  978.  
  979. 0:12:49.300,0:12:53.440
  980. introduce a national investment bank why
  981.  
  982. 0:12:51.670,0:12:56.110
  983. don't you actually make the UK
  984.  
  985. 0:12:53.440,0:12:58.930
  986. competitive tax wise with America and
  987.  
  988. 0:12:56.110,0:13:00.490
  989. other countries okay now I know a lot of
  990.  
  991. 0:12:58.930,0:13:02.350
  992. people are gonna say well look if we
  993.  
  994. 0:13:00.490,0:13:04.810
  995. reduce taxes then that means it's gonna
  996.  
  997. 0:13:02.350,0:13:07.450
  998. be less money available for the NHS etc
  999.  
  1000. 0:13:04.810,0:13:09.610
  1001. actually no a lot of the time when you
  1002.  
  1003. 0:13:07.450,0:13:12.430
  1004. reduce taxes it kind of means but more
  1005.  
  1006. 0:13:09.610,0:13:14.290
  1007. taxes paid overall it means that the
  1008.  
  1009. 0:13:12.430,0:13:16.030
  1010. economy is going to grow faster it means
  1011.  
  1012. 0:13:14.290,0:13:17.950
  1013. but more jobs gonna be created because
  1014.  
  1015. 0:13:16.030,0:13:20.920
  1016. the economy's growing generally speaking
  1017.  
  1018. 0:13:17.950,0:13:22.720
  1019. it's it's great all round anyway that's
  1020.  
  1021. 0:13:20.920,0:13:24.700
  1022. just a snapshot of some of a spending
  1023.  
  1024. 0:13:22.720,0:13:26.500
  1025. that labor are apparently gonna do
  1026.  
  1027. 0:13:24.700,0:13:28.930
  1028. honestly I doubt they're gonna actually
  1029.  
  1030. 0:13:26.500,0:13:31.180
  1031. stick to most of you some spending plan
  1032.  
  1033. 0:13:28.930,0:13:33.940
  1034. I think Jeremy Corbyn will say anything
  1035.  
  1036. 0:13:31.180,0:13:35.890
  1037. to win votes and okay that's kind of
  1038.  
  1039. 0:13:33.940,0:13:38.140
  1040. true of most politicians right penny
  1041.  
  1042. 0:13:35.890,0:13:39.250
  1043. wait this has been a bit if Iran and I I
  1044.  
  1045. 0:13:38.140,0:13:41.830
  1046. just wanted to get it off my chest
  1047.  
  1048. 0:13:39.250,0:13:44.410
  1049. because I I'm just annoyed right because
  1050.  
  1051. 0:13:41.830,0:13:46.990
  1052. every day I go on Facebook and I'm on
  1053.  
  1054. 0:13:44.410,0:13:50.350
  1055. quite a few Pro Jeremy Corbyn groups
  1056.  
  1057. 0:13:46.990,0:13:52.240
  1058. okay and I actually quite like labor I
  1059.  
  1060. 0:13:50.350,0:13:54.730
  1061. think that he did a reasonable job but
  1062.  
  1063. 0:13:52.240,0:13:56.770
  1064. me were new labor honestly I really
  1065.  
  1066. 0:13:54.730,0:13:58.870
  1067. worry about I'll be spending commitments
  1068.  
  1069. 0:13:56.770,0:14:00.580
  1070. and okay maybe they're not commitments
  1071.  
  1072. 0:13:58.870,0:14:02.589
  1073. maybe they're just making him up on the
  1074.  
  1075. 0:14:00.580,0:14:05.290
  1076. spot like I said initially coming back
  1077.  
  1078. 0:14:02.589,0:14:07.660
  1079. to my initial point when you spend more
  1080.  
  1081. 0:14:05.290,0:14:09.940
  1082. on the government so in taxes are higher
  1083.  
  1084. 0:14:07.660,0:14:11.940
  1085. that means growth in the economy is
  1086.  
  1087. 0:14:09.940,0:14:14.500
  1088. lower that means fewer jobs are created
  1089.  
  1090. 0:14:11.940,0:14:16.839
  1091. fewer fewer people are going to invest
  1092.  
  1093. 0:14:14.500,0:14:18.760
  1094. in the economy generally speaking it
  1095.  
  1096. 0:14:16.839,0:14:21.010
  1097. slows everything down and the smaller
  1098.  
  1099. 0:14:18.760,0:14:22.930
  1100. the state is when tax rates are
  1101.  
  1102. 0:14:21.010,0:14:26.620
  1103. competitive you see fantastic growth
  1104.  
  1105. 0:14:22.930,0:14:28.750
  1106. rates hey guys just wanted to give you a
  1107.  
  1108. 0:14:26.620,0:14:31.330
  1109. massive thank you for watching if you
  1110.  
  1111. 0:14:28.750,0:14:33.130
  1112. like the video please subscribe give
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  1114. 0:14:31.330,0:14:35.500
  1115. this a thumbs up if you didn't like it
  1116.  
  1117. 0:14:33.130,0:14:38.470
  1118. give me a thumbs down it's up to you
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  1120. 0:14:35.500,0:14:40.540
  1121. entirely but yeah please let me know in
  1122.  
  1123. 0:14:38.470,0:14:43.380
  1124. the comments what you thought and thank
  1125.  
  1126. 0:14:40.540,0:14:43.380
  1127. you very much for watching
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