Chancellor Kwarteng to reverse his planned tax cut for richest in UK

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  • Опубликовано: 2 окт 2022
  • The Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng said ditching the 45p tax rate for the highest earners had become too much of a distraction.
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    But the sudden u-turn, just hours after Prime Minister Liz Truss stood by the policy, sent an already febrile party conference - in which there was much talk of whether this government can survive - into a spin.
    This afternoon the Chancellor insisted he "gets it" but described the market reaction to his budget which sent the pound down and mortgage rates up as "a little turbulence".
    So does he really “get it”?
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  • @gretareinarsson7461
    @gretareinarsson7461 Год назад +233

    Worth remembering that they backed down not because of the people in the country but because they did not have support among their own.

    • @NONAMENEEDEDOK
      @NONAMENEEDEDOK Год назад

      No thats not correct

    • @nirmalsandhu5256
      @nirmalsandhu5256 Год назад +15

      @@NONAMENEEDEDOK So give us your argument to rebut and back up your position .

    • @apenisavatuniveivuke7650
      @apenisavatuniveivuke7650 Год назад +8

      Like what the Rt.Hon James Hacker MP told his wife: "The nurses don't have to vote against me until the next election. Backbenchers can vote against me at 10'o'clock tonight!"

    • @zephyr8072
      @zephyr8072 Год назад

      @@NONAMENEEDEDOK That is exactly correct. They were all set to give money to the rich and to fund it by looting from the poor and disabled, and they knew nobody in the British public would like this.
      The _only_ thing that made them back down was other Tory MPs rebelling due to _them_ losing money and their seats.
      Truss and Kwarbongo are nothing but psychopaths who only care about how much money they can make before they leave, the country be damned.

    • @Miguel...160
      @Miguel...160 Год назад +3

      @@NONAMENEEDEDOKlets have a G.E. then

  • @marcopalazzo9349
    @marcopalazzo9349 Год назад +167

    What a disaster these thieves are.

    • @NONAMENEEDEDOK
      @NONAMENEEDEDOK Год назад +2

      What thieves? What did they steal? Be specific if your brain is capable

    • @zephyr8072
      @zephyr8072 Год назад

      @@NONAMENEEDEDOK Money. From the British public.
      A mandate. Which they did not have.
      Power. From those who are actually capable.
      A future. From the nation.
      I could go on. But I know you're just a particularly dense and desperate bot.

    • @dhall5785
      @dhall5785 Год назад

      @@NONAMENEEDEDOK sorry speak up can't hear you with your tongue stuck so far up Kwasi's Krack

    • @biggusdickus5986
      @biggusdickus5986 Год назад

      @@NONAMENEEDEDOK
      They stole millions wiped out in the market with their incompetency, they planned on stealing from the poorest to pay for those tax cuts, they're planning to steal from the public by cuts to services, but most of all they stole our TRUST.

    • @edix1673
      @edix1673 Год назад

      @@NONAMENEEDEDOK should we start with the 32billion they "spent" on track and trace...... which turned out just to be a excel spread sheet....... and that didnt work because they coded rows and collumns the wrong way around? Or we could talk about the billions given to Tory donors like Randox Laboratories, advised by Owen Paterson, who won a 133million contract *unopposed* for testing kits that were unsuitable. Or when at the time international trade secretary Liz Truss gave Ayanda Capital £250million for PPE, delivering £150million worth of unusable face masks. £44million to a dormant firm with less than £500 in assets to provide hand sanitiser, without putting the contract to tender with large manufactureres of hand sanitiser.... PPE contacts going to investment bankers, while ignoring PPE firms in Britain emailing the government multiple times to clarify they had milions of PPE units available and ready to go, while Boris claimed there was a huge shortage and handed contracts to donors. Even Ordering 10,000 ventilators from Tory donor Dyson, who didnt produce ventilators, had to design it from scratch and set up manufacturing for them, while British companies already producing ventilators were ignored..... I could go on... and on and on and on... but is that specific enough for you?

  • @bmichael3580
    @bmichael3580 Год назад +32

    Jacob Rees Mogg is a 90s man, unfortunately it’s the 1890s

  • @JmeHayGreenz
    @JmeHayGreenz Год назад +142

    They’ve “listened” but they haven’t learned a damn thing.

    • @dinkydaz6711
      @dinkydaz6711 Год назад +7

      Not even the slightest hint of a “sorry”

    • @polliebain7450
      @polliebain7450 Год назад +1

      @@dinkydaz6711 funny that...

    • @tjenadonn6158
      @tjenadonn6158 Год назад +7

      Learning and Tories go together about as poorly as compassion and Tories, or eloquence and Tories, or sobriety and Tories, or Tories and other Tories.

    • @Google_Does_Evil_Now
      @Google_Does_Evil_Now Год назад +2

      The hike in interest rates has already pulled 40% of mortgage products from the market. People on tracker mortgages have already seen massive jumps in their mortgage payments. People going through or about to remortgage have seen huge rises in quotes.
      Is it true that over 1-2 million homes will be repossessed within a year?
      Is it true this will also cause a crisis in renting, because the higher mortgage cost will be passed on to the renters? And the withdrawal of so many properties due to repossessions will drastically affect the renting market?
      Adding on to the thousands of pounds increase in energy costs, plus 10 to 20% rise in money goods and services, how many businesses are expected to fold?
      Because most people will struggle to afford to pay all their bills, how many are there of the extracurricular businesses such as restaurants, cafes, pubs, cinemas, gyms and so on are expected to fail because people will cut back and not afford to go to these places?
      Just how damaging is this expected to be to the economy?

    • @dinkydaz6711
      @dinkydaz6711 Год назад

      They only acted because of the polls

  • @tobyclayton2597
    @tobyclayton2597 Год назад +26

    I didn't think that we could get a government more horrifying than the last one, then Liz said "hold my beer".

    • @jacpratt8608
      @jacpratt8608 Год назад

      10mins Listen to this pompous twerp, Rees-Mogg, if that's who he is. Gross. Best evidence for Revolution needed in this nation I've ever seen. "Dealing with political realities is the right thing to do" - he's right there. Every other word sleazes out of his mouth like an evil serpent.

  • @criticalfriend2300
    @criticalfriend2300 Год назад +82

    Kwarteng looked like a man with his back against a wall trying to negotiate with a hitman during his speech

    • @tjenadonn6158
      @tjenadonn6158 Год назад +8

      I mean he's begging for his money, which is to Tories what begging for your life is to functional human beings.

    • @globalismoblackman
      @globalismoblackman Год назад +1

      Lol 😆😆😆 well said maite

    • @Geo65582
      @Geo65582 Год назад

      @@tjenadonn6158 🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @wleon4068
      @wleon4068 Год назад

      He is actually a 'dead man walking' inside of a 'Government' that are 'dead men [and women] walking'.

    • @jjohnson5014
      @jjohnson5014 Год назад +1

      That is classic. Not quite Joe Turturro's character in Miller's Crossing as he's getting escorted through the woods, but damn close

  • @yaasmiinn
    @yaasmiinn Год назад +123

    Poor chancellor, Liz blaming him for everything to save her back as if she scammed her way to become the prime minister of UK 😂

    • @snsn7251
      @snsn7251 Год назад +14

      He is a willing fall guy. I don't feel sorry for him. As for Liz we saw her true colours a long time ago

    • @jananders1351
      @jananders1351 Год назад +8

      Can't say I feel sorry for the thief Kwarteng in the slightest.

    • @NONAMENEEDEDOK
      @NONAMENEEDEDOK Год назад +3

      Total rubbish

    • @paulb9769
      @paulb9769 Год назад

      Boohoohoo must be evil colonialists.

    • @biggusdickus5986
      @biggusdickus5986 Год назад +6

      @@NONAMENEEDEDOK
      Yes you're right she is. They both are.

  • @gtl.distributionshaon6071
    @gtl.distributionshaon6071 Год назад +29

    Enough is enough

  • @wleon4068
    @wleon4068 Год назад +47

    They absolutely hated that they had to do this. Condescending isn't even the word. The sooner this monstrosity of a 'Government' is hurled from power, the better.

    • @paulgibbon5991
      @paulgibbon5991 Год назад

      Hopefully, it's got to the point that even the regular Project Fear from their tame newspapers can't stop a red downpour.

    • @merseybeat1963
      @merseybeat1963 Год назад

      To put who in ..the Bolsheviks..

  • @soviet9366
    @soviet9366 Год назад +48

    The arrogance remains breath taking. Day 1: Sacked the most senior civil servant in the Treasury for doubting him; Continues to repress the Office for Budget Responsibility report of his plans, and yet thinks it churlish of the markets to have no confidence in him. For anyone with a £100k mortgage renewal: The extra £1000 a year wasted in interest payments is your Kwarteng Tax

    • @yangni7986
      @yangni7986 Год назад +6

      In Dec the mortgage rate offered by bank is around 2% and now it’s around 6%, the 4% diff on 100k is 4k per year. The capped energy bill saving is nothing compared to the surge in interest rate.

    • @soviet9366
      @soviet9366 Год назад

      @@yangni7986 I am allowing for the rate being expected to rise anyway from other pressures (although they should get credit for the extra economic pressures inflicted by Brexit). Despite these; At least an additional 1% is just pure Tory ideological hubris. As one economist put it; they are like a Doomsday Cult

    • @Glower22x4
      @Glower22x4 Год назад +3

      He should resign

    • @wleon4068
      @wleon4068 Год назад

      Then let us, the people, rip that arrogance from them at the next election. They are a monstrosity.

    • @NONAMENEEDEDOK
      @NONAMENEEDEDOK Год назад

      @@yangni7986 what exactly is your point lefty?

  • @TimothyBushell
    @TimothyBushell Год назад +8

    Phrases starting "the public wants/expects" when defending an unelected mandate should come with an on the spot fine.

  • @evolassunglasses4673
    @evolassunglasses4673 Год назад +23

    Carry on up the Kwasi!

  • @macred
    @macred Год назад +4

    They....Listen.....My behind. They do not listen. Get them out! 12 years....

  • @wittyname212
    @wittyname212 Год назад +29

    Most scary thing in this was the woman who didn't know who lizz truss was. And people wonder how we got here....

    • @b3108
      @b3108 Год назад +1

      So the Aussie tv hosts who didn’t recognise her either during the Queen’s funeral had a point after all 😂

    • @biggusdickus5986
      @biggusdickus5986 Год назад +1

      @@b3108
      Well they had an excuse. They are Aussies,,, but that woman on the news is possibly a good cross section of a lot of voter apathy.

    • @mcm6660
      @mcm6660 Год назад +2

      Lol true. Even after being informed about who Liz Truss is that lady didn't seem to really care and is unlikely to commit it to memory. She will probably vote for the Tories next term thinking Boris is still the PM. 🤣

  • @harryc8415
    @harryc8415 Год назад +29

    A small victory was had with the reversal of the 45% tax cut.
    However it’s in danger of becoming a smoke screen for bankers bonuses,benefits reductions,deep spending cuts etc etc.
    These people are not only a danger to themselves every time they leave their beds but to us also.

  • @DocLanky
    @DocLanky Год назад +114

    This is a huge mistake. People who are in their position should never make such massive errors. UK is in the toilet bowl and the flush is about to be pushed.

    • @MrVidification
      @MrVidification Год назад +12

      It wasn't an error. It was a 'let's see what we can get away with'

    • @astroboirap
      @astroboirap Год назад

      who are the brown turds? kwasi?

    • @NONAMENEEDEDOK
      @NONAMENEEDEDOK Год назад

      Leave then. The country will survive and get steonger. The last years have been tough but the only way through this is with the budget set forward.

    • @NONAMENEEDEDOK
      @NONAMENEEDEDOK Год назад

      @@MrVidification Rubbish. Another lefty dumb comment

    • @MrVidification
      @MrVidification Год назад +2

      ​@mr wpg It's rather ironic given russia is the one with the R and Z branding that recalls to mind certain symbols of that 1940s era that were used to bring the people together when it came to how and what to think. Some of the propaganda and army related posters on the streets of moscow don't look too far off that era either.. and what's even better is that somehow poland is also part of this 1940s neoalliance, lol. israel would likely be too if it wasn't for it's location and neighbours. nicht so gut sounding for russia. Some of the russian media seem to be branding nato as nazi as they are supporting ukraine which has had problems with extreme groups incl nazi groups, but that seems hypocritical when the media have also noted they exist in russia also and may be hired by either side to fight anyway

  • @colinmassey527
    @colinmassey527 Год назад +13

    No - he has merely delayed the cut - they will definitely try to sneak it through again when the time is right...

  • @ascgazz7347
    @ascgazz7347 Год назад +10

    Absolute STARK CONTRAST to Labours friendliest conferences in years.
    GET OUT TORIES, YOUR TIME IS UP

  • @MoebiusUK
    @MoebiusUK Год назад +11

    Kweezy Kwarteng, it's time to go.

  • @mavericktamu
    @mavericktamu Год назад +7

    Ritz Smug is a cartoon character, that is all
    I respect about him.

  • @JRattheranch
    @JRattheranch Год назад +98

    I'm fascinated to hear the plan, because nothing I've heard so far could possibly improve the prosperity of the nation, only the few!

    • @tjenadonn6158
      @tjenadonn6158 Год назад +9

      Bonus points of he can do it without cue cards written by the lobbyists he works for.

    • @carlkligerman1981
      @carlkligerman1981 Год назад +3

      Well all this farce has achieved thus far is lining the pockets of FX traders

    • @NONAMENEEDEDOK
      @NONAMENEEDEDOK Год назад

      Then you dont underatand economics so read more

    • @NONAMENEEDEDOK
      @NONAMENEEDEDOK Год назад

      @@tjenadonn6158 Labour are bought and paid for by the unions so what are you talming about

    • @NONAMENEEDEDOK
      @NONAMENEEDEDOK Год назад

      @@carlkligerman1981 the pound has been dropping since 2010. Look at a chart. This is nothing to do with the government and more to do with the americans raising interest rates on the $ over the last 12 years.

  • @Marenqo
    @Marenqo Год назад +36

    Rees mogg is sadly representative of the state of our country's higher education sector. My god, what a mediocre mind and what fluff.

    • @eccentricbeliever7
      @eccentricbeliever7 Год назад +15

      I think you mean the class system. I don't know whether Mogg is smart enough to get through the higher education without daddy's money

    • @fireonawire
      @fireonawire Год назад +2

      Bet he's never had to apply for a mortgage.

  • @albertdula9799
    @albertdula9799 Год назад +27

    Rich getting Richer and Richer

    • @frankthetank5708
      @frankthetank5708 Год назад +1

      Wasn't that the goal of Brexit?

    • @biggusdickus5986
      @biggusdickus5986 Год назад

      @@frankthetank5708
      Its the goal of every tory government ever and a few Labour governments starting with Blair and now Starmers government in waiting.

    • @frankthetank5708
      @frankthetank5708 Год назад

      @@biggusdickus5986
      You've lost hope for your own politicians obviously.
      That's one major reason for the coming end of the UK.

    • @biggusdickus5986
      @biggusdickus5986 Год назад

      @@frankthetank5708
      Oh it won't end its just a continuation already planned for like when people had had enough of the the tories in the 90s and John Smith a true Labour leader should have gotten in and changed much of the wrong done by the tories but conveniently suffered a demise so that tory plant Blair could con his way into being PM and continuing on with Tory lite policies he called the 3rd way a safe pair of hands for the basic tory ideology, and now Starmer ready to take up the riegns after disposing of Corbyin a true Labour leader. The tories are dead long live the tories.

  • @Google_Does_Evil_Now
    @Google_Does_Evil_Now Год назад +20

    How much damage can they do to the British economy before it becomes a crime?
    How many people can they hurt financially before it becomes a crime?

    • @winifredclarke1977
      @winifredclarke1977 Год назад +2

      Yeah probably a lot as British people are just ba ba ba 🐑🐑🐑
      Just quietly saying,if it's would be in France or Hungary or Czech republic or Denmark or Spain or Greece or Romania or Bulgaria ect people would be already on the streets and until the whole government resigned wouldn't let it go.
      Here in the UK instead everyone just panic and quiet sadly mood taking back over backwards
      What a great Britain 🤣🤣🤣😁😁😁
      Carry on prime minister, just carry on
      Btw, they forget to asking our opinion would we will be happy if you donate another 12 billion £ to Ukraine

    • @whiskysam2036
      @whiskysam2036 Год назад +1

      @@winifredclarke1977 the way the British government see it the Ukraines come first 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧

    • @paulgibbon5991
      @paulgibbon5991 Год назад

      It depends how long the electorate keep permitting them to do so. VOTE.

    • @alikamal3464
      @alikamal3464 Год назад

      @@winifredclarke1977 people are to comfortable here and to well entertained to even care about things like this :(

    • @winifredclarke1977
      @winifredclarke1977 Год назад

      @@whiskysam2036
      You right, but very sad in the same time.
      I wouldn't be surprised if you Scotts going independent.
      UK government so tightly licking the USA a*** can't even realize how badly we getting f***ed over.
      Make me wonder who made s***t load's of money busting the £?
      Also, what slowly time to think, stop pushing more weapons to Ukraine, because they will be just making longer the war. USA bombed with Polish help the undersea pipe line.
      Now Zelenski winging to Musk...
      I'm already fed up have to pulled back my house buying process, because the rates.
      And if my Mercedes have no service because parts issues what coming from Germany I'll be really pissed.
      So yeah time to Sharma, or Sunak!
      Anyone, just get this idiot woman out of my sight.
      I already saw when she walked up to the podium with no etiquette or protocol, without shaking the hand, thanking again to bojo the nothing, she will be useless ...🤨

  • @realfreedom8932
    @realfreedom8932 Год назад +55

    BoE saved the day at a massive cost to the tax payer... in any other job you would get fired straight away

    • @globalismoblackman
      @globalismoblackman Год назад +1

      Only just lol 😆😆🤣

    • @michaelrch
      @michaelrch Год назад

      The BoE doesn't cost taxes but it does drive inflation

    • @realfreedom8932
      @realfreedom8932 Год назад

      @@michaelrch inflation is the ultimate stealth tax...

    • @michaelrch
      @michaelrch Год назад

      @@realfreedom8932 only if wages don't keep up

    • @realfreedom8932
      @realfreedom8932 Год назад

      @@michaelrch what do you think has happened since 2008? It will only get worse

  • @pwlszm
    @pwlszm Год назад +50

    It all started with the Brexit vote or even earlier

    • @sararichardson737
      @sararichardson737 Год назад +7

      Yeah it’s the root of all evil

    • @romanjimenezgil
      @romanjimenezgil Год назад +7

      True. I believe British are making a mistake after another and it is a pity

    • @MrVidification
      @MrVidification Год назад

      it was once monarchy, now it's the class system and nepotism to blame. the etonians are still running the country

    • @jonsimmons4150
      @jonsimmons4150 Год назад

      Japan trades freely the world over, japan doesnt pay into a standover committee in a foreign land to do so, Japanese visa and immigration system isn't overridden by a standover foreign committee for 27 countries on the back of its international trading arrangements, giving 27 countries citizens unfettered access to Japanese jobs, welfare, healthcare,and housing and paying billions of yen for the privilege..
      ~Its "Project Reality"
      ~its how the rest of the world works in 169 countries

    • @zephyr8072
      @zephyr8072 Год назад

      It was always the ERG's intention to loot the country and gorge themselves on the profits of disaster capitalism.
      That's why we got Brexit. That's why we got Boris, and that's why we got.. this.

  • @citykeys3495
    @citykeys3495 Год назад +24

    Kwateng has now confessed that his Champagne drink was spike by Liz Trus.

  • @mattbrownartwork
    @mattbrownartwork Год назад +5

    Get these thieves out... General Election now

    • @winifredclarke1977
      @winifredclarke1977 Год назад

      Yeah I agree with you
      I'm wondering who made shait loads of money busting the £ 🤔🤔🤔

  • @ravenuk2880
    @ravenuk2880 Год назад +34

    £65 Billion to bail out pension funds, that is how much this fool has cost us. Incompetence doesn't measure.

    • @agnesphilips2714
      @agnesphilips2714 Год назад +1

      He was doing Truss bidding

    • @romanjimenezgil
      @romanjimenezgil Год назад

      Why 65 billion? I do not understand.

    • @keeganodonovan7753
      @keeganodonovan7753 Год назад +1

      Hey could you explain what this means please? I don't understand. Is the £65m lost? What happens if the USD returns to where it was? It's very sad to think this. I'm thinking of all the good £65bn could do for people who need it. I grew up very poor and often didn't eat for 2-3 days it breaks my heart to think about young children now very sick way to grow up I had 6 brothers and we don't really talk much we used to fight for food of eathorher I'm very upset that the government have wasted tax payers money. God bless hoping that everyone is doing okay I am lucky and have had a stable job and they have raised my pay with inflation I have worked there for 25 years and the owner has always told me I'm a good worker. Thank you. Keegan odonovan.

    • @zephyr8072
      @zephyr8072 Год назад

      65 billion is what the Bank of England had to spend in order to prevent the collapse of the pound and a total economic disaster that Kamakwasi and Truss triggered due to their greed and stupidity.
      Basically because of these two criminals the UK was on the verge of becoming a failed state if not for this massive expense at the taxpayer's cost.

  • @SirDennisReynolds
    @SirDennisReynolds Год назад +16

    Krishnan is just ruthless. He eviscerates multiple people back to back and they’re just left on the wayside all mangled and confused. Love it.

    • @christinethomas6763
      @christinethomas6763 Год назад +2

      Don't find him ruthless at all. Just one of a very few journalists asking the kind of questions that anyone with a basic knowledge of the issues involved would expect to be asked of a politician but have ever since Brexit have rarely been asked by MSM. So much misinformation and spurious arguments for and against policies have been consistently allowed to go unchallenged that by constant repetition they hang around in the political climate like a foul smell that seems others are too polite or too patriotic to admit to even noticing.

    • @bluehurachesx7785
      @bluehurachesx7785 Год назад

      I find him to be a rat if that helps

    • @SirDennisReynolds
      @SirDennisReynolds Год назад

      @@christinethomas6763 Oh I agree with you completely, you're spot on! If even half of journalists had his sense of integrity the UK would be in much better shape politically and even morally. You're especially right about misinformation/spurious arguments just going entirely unchallenged by most mainstream media. All of these politicians should be subject to factual interrogation and be forced to show their true colors as our public representatives

  • @alexwentworth2293
    @alexwentworth2293 Год назад +10

    “A catastrophe is when there’s an earthquake and thousands of people lose their homes”… Jacob Rees Mogg

  • @JoEsMhOe
    @JoEsMhOe Год назад +67

    Jesus, listening to this business secretary guy is brutal. The words coming out of that mouth screams privilege. My favourite line was “I don’t want to change Prime Ministers as often as people change their suits” - what kind of analogy is that?!?

    • @NeilJ894
      @NeilJ894 Год назад +12

      I think he was going to say underpants, but quickly realised he needed to make a u turn

    • @stevec6427
      @stevec6427 Год назад +2

      I've only got one suit

    • @janszlazak9495
      @janszlazak9495 Год назад +4

      The way he pronounced pound made me physically cringe. Checked his background - Etonian through and through, got a banking position straight out of college although he read History.

  • @frederickmagill9454
    @frederickmagill9454 Год назад +10

    A disgrace Kwasi's arrogance is incredible.

  • @fuckbankers
    @fuckbankers Год назад +3

    They can put that 2 billion into schools and the NHS now.

  • @joshufo9959
    @joshufo9959 Год назад +4

    Absolutely embarrassing

  • @nicolaisacc2014
    @nicolaisacc2014 Год назад +2

    It's like closing the stable door after the horse has bolted

  • @kayatoney5585
    @kayatoney5585 Год назад +5

    “do you think you’re good at your job” 😂😂😂

    • @jacpratt8608
      @jacpratt8608 Год назад

      a bit cruel. if you were talking to someone with any conscience at least. through to the keeper with this one.

  • @jon780249
    @jon780249 Год назад +21

    Is his plan that he should resign? That sounds like a good plan. It was interesting he didn’t answer the question ‘do you think you are good at your job’!

    • @NONAMENEEDEDOK
      @NONAMENEEDEDOK Год назад

      He is great at his job. Learn some economics and stop watching the lefty media.

    • @biggusdickus5986
      @biggusdickus5986 Год назад

      Yep he could hardly say "well my actions speak for themselves 😂"

    • @NONAMENEEDEDOK
      @NONAMENEEDEDOK Год назад

      @@biggusdickus5986 So funny how none of you understand economics lol. Sooo delusional. Lefty dumbo

  • @burymeingarbage
    @burymeingarbage Год назад +6

    The health secretary, the epitome of health

  • @bobdebouwer7835
    @bobdebouwer7835 Год назад +6

    For people like this the French would start a new revolution

  • @rameshravi8669
    @rameshravi8669 Год назад +8

    Damage is already done company's are laying of people even BBC has layed of many employees. They are shameless , I have no words can only Boooo them.

  • @charlesflouvat1829
    @charlesflouvat1829 Год назад +4

    All day to day, hedge fund accounts, should be published 🤭

  • @propercomics5994
    @propercomics5994 Год назад +11

    They only scrapped it because they wouldn't get it through the Commons. They didn't 'listen'. Michael Gove realised this was terrible optics. Good on him

  • @mattw8374
    @mattw8374 Год назад +44

    Jacob Rees Mogg "it's not a catastrophe, a catastrophe is when you get an earthquake" well now he has a fracking revival plan, he may indeed get an earthquake.

    • @marctemura2017
      @marctemura2017 Год назад +1

      No Matt, he is doing his job. Every 80 - 100 years England go through the "4th Turning", Jacob is doing his job in cycle his task is to destroy the intuitions of England so that you can re-built it anew. This is a cycle of history that you gone through since the time of Magna Carta. Your great grandchildren will go through this as well 80 - 100 years from now.

    • @Google_Does_Evil_Now
      @Google_Does_Evil_Now Год назад +5

      @@marctemura2017 no Marc, you you are being condescending while approximately 2 million people are about to lose their homes, and the ramifications will be that other businesses will go under also. As those people are struggling they will not be spending any money at all so this will impact the wider economy.
      The hike in interest rates has already pulled 40% of mortgage products from the market. People on tracker mortgages have already seen massive jumps in their mortgage payments. People going through or about to remortgage have seen huge rises in quotes.
      Is it true that over 1-2 million homes will be repossessed within a year?
      Is it true this will also cause a crisis in renting, because the higher mortgage cost will be passed on to the renters? The withdrawal of so many properties due to repossessions will drastically affect the renting market. Renters will also be evicted.
      Adding on to the thousands of pounds increase in energy costs, plus 10 to 20% rise in many goods and services, how many businesses are expected to fold?
      Because most people will struggle to afford to pay all their bills, how many are there of the extracurricular businesses such as restaurants, cafes, pubs, cinemas, gyms and so on are expected to fail because people will cut back and not afford to go to these places?
      Just how damaging is this expected to be to the economy?

    • @Johnsilver1982
      @Johnsilver1982 Год назад +3

      Is he, in fact, a real person? He seems like a punch caricarture come to life.

    • @robm.4512
      @robm.4512 Год назад +5

      @@Johnsilver1982 I’m fairly sure that Mogg is not, in fact, a real person.
      I suspect that he is actually merely a very tiny piece of a person.
      I’ll leave the details of exactly which tiny piece I believe it is to your imagination.
      .
      .
      .
      I really do mean tiny, probably shrivelled too.
      Apologies if you find me coarse, I used to be a gentle soul, a pacifist, but these disgusting excuses for human beings have rather spoiled that.

    • @rick-sr9nq
      @rick-sr9nq Год назад

      ​@@marctemura2017 Is it always Mogg? There is something sort of death-like about him. Typical English though, other cultures have their destruction/rebirth cycles every billion years. I blame the tories.

  • @ranabirroy9612
    @ranabirroy9612 Год назад +3

    Definition of incompetence

  • @p-money33
    @p-money33 Год назад +6

    They say they've "listened" but they are abandoning this because they can't get it passed in law, not because they've seen the error of their ways. If it was truly so pivotal to growth, they wouldn't have ditched it. The fact they did (because it was electoral suicide) showed it was by choice. This was about rewarding their donors and the richest

  • @ajmaeenmahtab8456
    @ajmaeenmahtab8456 Год назад +7

    What a spineless leadership.

    • @jacpratt8608
      @jacpratt8608 Год назад

      when you think the spine is connected to the brain, maybe have a point.

  • @mark861
    @mark861 Год назад +7

    Hang on a second..I hope this conference building is being powered by wind power.

  • @bullrider9617
    @bullrider9617 Год назад +9

    Lizz Truss wants to run the country by Trial and Error methodology !!

  • @lafreeman4558
    @lafreeman4558 Год назад +13

    Its not really the chancellors U-turn though is it. Thats just Truss using him as a fall guy.

    • @biggusdickus5986
      @biggusdickus5986 Год назад +1

      I like how they played Blame Tennis back and forth with who started it,, she doesn't seem to get that ultimately the blame lies with her.

    • @jacpratt8608
      @jacpratt8608 Год назад +1

      its both of them

    • @lafreeman4558
      @lafreeman4558 Год назад

      @@biggusdickus5986 ...absolutely

  • @3dagedesign
    @3dagedesign Год назад +6

    Have they changed their decision to uncap the limits on bonuses for bankers ?

    • @whatsinaname11
      @whatsinaname11 Год назад +2

      Or their reluctance to tax the Energy companies?
      Next - more poverty for those on universal credit, further cuts in public services, and yet more austerity.

    • @allip4226
      @allip4226 Год назад +4

      No, we shouldn’t ask for pay rises because that could cause inflation but apparently bankers’ massive pay rises miraculously don’t cause inflation! 😂

    • @giansideros
      @giansideros Год назад +2

      @@allip4226 they should have cut VAT, it literally compounds inflation and doesn't take into account ability to pay. A £500 laptop with VAT should only cost someone £416.67 without VAT but because we won't tax the wealthy and big businesses properly, we have to pay these stealth taxes after our deductions to compensate the budget.

    • @jacpratt8608
      @jacpratt8608 Год назад

      @@allip4226 that's because they are bankers and know how to handle money

  • @bilpat5123
    @bilpat5123 Год назад +11

    Listen to kwasi it sounded exactly like borris.. close your eyes and listen to him.....

    • @sarahjf69
      @sarahjf69 Год назад +4

      I spotted that too

    • @Totajee79
      @Totajee79 Год назад +3

      Yep.

    • @jbtv5617
      @jbtv5617 Год назад

      Hes been like that for a while now, probably got the same PR guy

  • @you-know-who9023
    @you-know-who9023 Год назад +16

    Looks increasingly like a general election will be called in 18 months, but it will not be soon enough for most people including voter's who usually vote for Tories.

    • @TehScareM8
      @TehScareM8 Год назад

      increasingly likely? it has to be by law

    • @you-know-who9023
      @you-know-who9023 Год назад

      @@TehScareM8
      It has to by law...... before January 2025 within 27 months.

    • @samanthahardy9903
      @samanthahardy9903 Год назад +1

      The King should step in and dissolve parliament now to get a General Election sooner, but I don't think he will.

    • @you-know-who9023
      @you-know-who9023 Год назад

      He probably won't but he should definitely use the weekly briefing to express stronger than usual opinion. There is definitely a justification and he might be persuaded by the fact that there is probably a good chance this government will stumble along for another 18 months.🙂🙋

  • @ppppp789
    @ppppp789 Год назад +8

    well the hedge funds have made their profits so kwasi doesnt care anymore

    • @realfreedom8932
      @realfreedom8932 Год назад

      On the way down and on the way up... he literally met with them before the u turn... shocking, bankers are the real owners

  • @user-dg6bl2ry2y
    @user-dg6bl2ry2y Год назад +2

    I can't get over that we are supposed to be levelling up and yet they still can't rule out cuts to benefits during a cost of living crisis.

  • @HzHz
    @HzHz Год назад +1

    It is all deliberate.

  • @Christian988.
    @Christian988. Год назад +15

    Lizz and Kwasi finally listening to their SatNav and making a U-turn when possible.

    • @athenakoios2418
      @athenakoios2418 Год назад +1

      I am afraid it is too late.

    • @samanthahardy9903
      @samanthahardy9903 Год назад

      Satnav, "Turn left and head straight." (Into the nearest deep water).

  • @toriesdontgettazered7464
    @toriesdontgettazered7464 Год назад +4

    Monsters

  • @fuckbankers
    @fuckbankers Год назад +2

    We can't wait 2 years. We need a General Election.

  • @miakaal
    @miakaal Год назад +2

    everyone at that conference has profited since 2017

  • @Greenpoloboy3
    @Greenpoloboy3 Год назад +3

    I am at the point where I can't even look at these people let alone listen to their nonsense.

  • @enoch327
    @enoch327 Год назад +5

    By my count the Truss government has used up 3 of its 9 lives. And Chancellor Quasimodo has to go. Now. Someone has to fall on the sword. Take one for the team Mr. Chancellor.

  • @discostoo
    @discostoo Год назад +2

    65bn their policy cost us already. Half the NHS budget. They need medieval punishment.

  • @abritishexpatinthephilippines
    @abritishexpatinthephilippines Год назад +4

    It's such a pity that the politics of today is about positioning the future of many MP's in the big picture for their own ego's. They were elected to represent the wishes of the voters, not align themselves with the many ego's within their party...they need to remember as time goes on their job isn't supposed to be for life. The trouble is they are so rapped up in their own importance to be bothered to be loyal to their party leader. The looser of the challenge for Prime Minister are clearly doing their best to keep destroying any hope of the ordinary people, who voted them into power... shameful 'the right honourable member's REALLY, HONOURABLE?

  • @imanovanar
    @imanovanar Год назад +10

    Hi everyone from Azerbaijan 🇦🇿

  • @romanjimenezgil
    @romanjimenezgil Год назад +3

    To balance the accounts they will privatize public sectors such as health. In the short term it will save money but after a couple of years it will get increasingly more expensive

  • @adrianaspalinky1986
    @adrianaspalinky1986 Год назад +2

    Oh, but Rees Mogg says there were no Earthquakes, but only when he does FRACKING then!

  • @RDHamel
    @RDHamel Год назад +6

    Rees moggs should insist on a laughter track. I'm sure he's great live but on the box you can't really get where the punchlines are.

  • @4Clover128
    @4Clover128 Год назад +3

    Get rid of Truss

  • @cjheeley
    @cjheeley Год назад +4

    Nobody voted for Truss & Kwartang. Sign the petition for a general election now.

  • @Thebearmre7
    @Thebearmre7 Год назад +2

    “We have a plan” but we maybe forced by the party to change this plane again. Lol

  • @jbtv5617
    @jbtv5617 Год назад +23

    Enjoying the clown show folks? 🤡💷🔥

    • @jonsimmons4150
      @jonsimmons4150 Год назад

      Japan trades freely the world over, japan doesnt pay into a standover committee in a foreign land to do so, Japanese visa and immigration system isn't overridden by a standover foreign committee for 27 countries on the back of its international trading arrangements, giving 27 countries citizens unfettered access to Japanese jobs, welfare, healthcare,and housing and paying billions of yen for the privilege..
      ~Its "Project Reality"
      ~its how the rest of the world works in 169 countries

  • @alexperriman9298
    @alexperriman9298 Год назад +5

    I lived for a long time in Somerset, best years of my life.. I cannot believe that such lovely, humorous and kind people would return this.... at the next election.

    • @edix1673
      @edix1673 Год назад +2

      I cannot believe that any group of people who would ever vote Tory en masse could ever be described as lovely or kind.

    • @bonk5207
      @bonk5207 Год назад

      ​@@edix1673 let's not demonise people who disagree with us in a democracy, its that binary us Vs them which is divisive and plays into their hands. people vote for what they believe will make things better and the Tories often are very good at selling a story which sounds very attractive to a lot of people. we have to understand why people voted for the Tories and welcome them back with open arms if we want to beat the conservatives at a general election

    • @edix1673
      @edix1673 Год назад

      @@bonk5207 its actually quite simple.
      Left wing = the hope we can use what we have to build a better world for everyone.
      Right wing = the fear that someone else might get a little bit of what we already have.

    • @alexperriman9298
      @alexperriman9298 Год назад

      @@edix1673 Delusional?

    • @edix1673
      @edix1673 Год назад +1

      @@alexperriman9298 informed

  • @colinmassey527
    @colinmassey527 Год назад +3

    Probably had machine guns and "CLAP NOW" signs pointing at the Tory MP audience - must have been a bit like a Putin rally...

  • @jimmybabe4790
    @jimmybabe4790 Год назад +2

    They clapped at their correcting their own mistakes which should not have been made in the first place. Horrid!

  • @krisztiankramli3038
    @krisztiankramli3038 Год назад +1

    Need to arrest and remove them all !

  • @philipvjones397
    @philipvjones397 Год назад +3

    18.40 The tories' ideal voter.

  • @petewhiting4273
    @petewhiting4273 Год назад +3

    I love Chanel 4 news

    • @yannpaq7679
      @yannpaq7679 Год назад

      That’s why they want to sell it!

  • @FM-xw7rx
    @FM-xw7rx Год назад +2

    18:34 best moment

  • @ThroatSore
    @ThroatSore Год назад +1

    'A little turbulence. They nearly lost our pensions!

  • @Google_Does_Evil_Now
    @Google_Does_Evil_Now Год назад +10

    Channel 4 - have you done analysis on the new budget and the ramifications in the economy?
    The hike and interest rates has already pulled 40% of mortgage products from the market. People on tracker mortgages have already seen massive jump in their mortgage payments.
    Is it true that over 1 million homes will be repossessed within a year?
    Is it true this will also cause a crisis in renting, because the higher mortgage cost will be passed on to the renters?
    Adding on to the thousands of pounds increase in energy costs, plus 10 to 20% rise in money goods and services, how many businesses are expected to fold?
    Because most people will struggle to afford to pay all their bills, how many are there of the extracurricular businesses such as restaurants, cafes, pubs, cinemas, gyms and so on are expected to fail because people will cut back and not afford to go to these places?
    Just how damaging is this expected to be to the economy?

  • @im_a_scumbag_2
    @im_a_scumbag_2 Год назад +2

    To who it concerns, the second Cost of Living payment is to start being issued from the 8th of October onwards. Cheers Ch4

  • @johnr.b.murray3417
    @johnr.b.murray3417 Год назад +1

    Quasi-Quartotang climbing down from his perch in the canopy to shuffle about in the vegetation. ‘He gets it’. We don’t.

  • @112deeps
    @112deeps Год назад +14

    I wonder If I may end up voting for Labour for the first time at next election ....!! I think now the conservatives know Rishi Sunak would have been better for Britain

    • @jon780249
      @jon780249 Год назад +6

      Go on, give it a try. It has to be better than this shambles.

    • @josephlennon8475
      @josephlennon8475 Год назад

      This new Prime Minister and her cabinet are useless. But what is even more useless is the Labour Party. That lot will sell the British people out quicker than you could possibly imagine. Vote for a far right group if you can. It depends on how widespread their candidates are.

    • @yannpaq7679
      @yannpaq7679 Год назад +7

      We all know why they choose Lizzie!
      Because the Torie’s base is racist!
      Period…
      We all knew what to expect from Tuss!
      A disaster!

    • @112deeps
      @112deeps Год назад

      @@jon780249 , only problem is I saw Jeremy corbyn as labour leader and the labour's conference with Islamic Pakistani agenda and vote bank politicing trying to duplicate DNC .....and if trump had managed to stay in I would bet my mortgage interest rate that Afghanistan and Ukraine fiasco wouldn't have happened and inflation and interest rate would be nowhere as high. Sorry to say the American labour party has fcuked the whole worlds. As it says in book sins of father paid by sons and daughters etc..

    • @112deeps
      @112deeps Год назад +2

      @@yannpaq7679 , still I was hoping for something better from independent common sense. One thing we can see is she ain't Margret Thatcher.. lol

  • @subcitizen2012
    @subcitizen2012 Год назад +3

    They've listened? They should do more of that...

    • @babymonalisa
      @babymonalisa Год назад +1

      No. They should just be voted out.

    • @jacpratt8608
      @jacpratt8608 Год назад

      No they haven't. they just think they have sneaked out of a difficult situation.

  • @HandbagmadTV
    @HandbagmadTV Год назад +1

    There was a huge backlash and decisions were reversed... Now we need to go after them for the council tax. That needs to be abolished next.

  • @sisulart
    @sisulart Год назад +1

    Mindbogglingly stupid thing to do in the current climate. How did they ever think it would be acceptable?

  • @crimsonpirate1710
    @crimsonpirate1710 Год назад +3

    We need change now. Another 2 years of this lot amd thats the UK destroyed for a generation

  • @zvilender247
    @zvilender247 Год назад +6

    One wonders how come a pair displaying such a profound level of utter shallowness and lack of knowledge has found its way to Downing Street. Their greatest achievement should be marked by serving the shortest ever period of time in office.

    • @whatsinaname11
      @whatsinaname11 Год назад +1

      Westminster is full of Tories of the same ilk. You act surprised.

    • @zvilender247
      @zvilender247 Год назад

      @@whatsinaname11 'Westminster is full of Tories of the same ilk' -- A BBC production ridiculing the government would have done a far better job at handling the budget.

    • @jacpratt8608
      @jacpratt8608 Год назад

      @@whatsinaname11 no, these are a new level of low. possibly due to some combo of the class system and ruined education system.

  • @haroon420
    @haroon420 Год назад

    “We have to ‘try’ to listen”. No not Try, Kwasi!! 🤦🏽‍♂️

  • @Lee-mz5cp
    @Lee-mz5cp Год назад +1

    They need to hurry up and kick these two muppets out

  • @barbra7562
    @barbra7562 Год назад +3

    Tone deaf as usual!

  • @intenseninja8241
    @intenseninja8241 Год назад +14

    Chancellor Kwarteng only changed his mind because the public told him he made a mistake.

    • @gavinreid9184
      @gavinreid9184 Год назад +3

      He cared not a fig about the general public, he only spoke, let alone acted, when the cons said they would kick him out if he did not move in this conference.

  • @he7281
    @he7281 Год назад +2

    It’s good to know that Kwasi and spineless Truss has listened to the public pointing out their incompetency.

  • @christostiger5425
    @christostiger5425 Год назад +2

    Sorry, is this some kind of post-Boris joke that I've missed?

  • @jackhaggerty1066
    @jackhaggerty1066 Год назад +11

    Kwarteng: 'What a day ! It has been tough.'
    What world is this blundering booby living in ? What does he know about life being tough ?

    • @zephyr8072
      @zephyr8072 Год назад +2

      "I nearly collapsed the pound, cost the British taxpayer £65 billion and irrevocably damaged the economy for the next 40 years due to my arrogance, greed and stupidity. What a day! Good thing I'm in the Tory government, if this were any other job I'd be in jail right now." - Kwasi the Klown.

    • @jackhaggerty1066
      @jackhaggerty1066 Год назад

      @@zephyr8072 Well said. We have the D Stream running Westminster, Truss and Kwarteng. They belong in jail for what they did.

  • @diorocks5858
    @diorocks5858 Год назад +3

    Great we have a prime minister that looks and talks like a beat-up alcoholic a chancellor who is a newbie in financial markets.

  • @roaldruss4211
    @roaldruss4211 Год назад +2

    Listening to Jacob Rees-Mogg trying to defend Kwarteng and Truss' budget made me physically cringe.

  • @michaelcobb3347
    @michaelcobb3347 Год назад +2

    It is a tiny concession financially. A political headline that may con some that do not understand the mathematics. A mere £2 billion compared the gigantic cost of the overall package already announced let alone what is threatened.
    The rich get richer and the poor get poorer!

  • @jananders1351
    @jananders1351 Год назад +3

    It's probably a given that a series of interviews with politicians at the Tory conference will look like a parade of fools. But this series; Kwarteng, Philips, Mogg, "red-wall" Tory MPs, were spectacularly well suited to their clownish roles.