Where is the intellectual energy from the left and the centre left? If you keep miscasting the past,

you don't have the intellectual wherewithal to ask what you need to do next, which is why they're now

governing in this haphazard way. They've replaced policy with sanctimony. And if you replace

policy with sanctimony, you don't produce better policy. This is where we're stuck at the moment.

And I led a centre-left party for eight years.

And the whole of Silicon Valley, not just Marks, up in there, but the whole, all that you saw

that in the inauguration, have decided to, rather than shun politics, have decided to embrace,

at least Maga politics for a whole bunch of reasons.

Single biggest thing that drives their behaviour is competition with each other.

And remember, the Brexit wars were basically a battle.

It was a tribe of nostalgia over a claim of the future.

The economy was growing again.

We were looking more competitive as a nation.

And then we voted to leave the European Union.

We're delighted to say that this year the rest is money is powered by Octopus Energy. So we're

joined by its founder and CEO, Greg Jackson. Hi you, Greg. You traveled with Prime Minister

Kea Stama on his latest trip to China. Why? There's a lot of people who quite rightly think we're naive if we don't understand the threats we face from China.

But it's equally naive not to understand that Chinese technologies can now transform so many industries.

And if we don't understand what they're doing and find ways to work with them, we're going to get left behind.

Look, the reality is it used to be about China stealing our secrets, but now their own investment in technologies

means that solar panels are 400 times cheaper than they were 40 years ago.

Batteries for electric cars are 10 times cheaper than they were 12 years ago.

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