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Hello and welcome.

Of course we have to do one today because yesterday

was Rachel's big spendance blurge oh she was out she she was out she was down at the

westfield weren't she she had the she had the credit card she was flashing the cash and there's

so much gone on just in that alone but before that there was big jobs news there was news about the

u-turn on winter fuel and then even after today as i'm recording this it's quarter past nine

we've had economic news about the month of april which isn't great all i'll say is this

things can only just get worse um now we also is a good idea to do a breaking news this week

Because we had a guest episode Ian Dale

And we did a lot of kind of retrospective chat about Margaret Thatcher

But that has provoked a lot of conversation with the patrons

So do listen to that one as well

But today is it's all about that new money

That new money where it's being spent

And what it's going to mean in the future Well I mean tax rises is it's all about that new money, that new money where it's being spent and what it's

going to mean in the future. Well, I mean, tax rises, is it? Really? I mean, tax rises. There's

going to be tax rises. That thing that they've pretended isn't going to happen. It's just going to

be what they blame it on. So maybe, maybe look, I'll do the analysis, but, you know, we can even speculate. The problem is, right, sorry, I'm getting into this earlier than I expected, is what they really want to do, especially because the contraction

of GDP in April, 0.3% was bigger than they expected. What they really want to do is say it's all

Donald Trump's fault, but the thing is they're so far up his ass, they can't even say that

due to unexpected global turbulence.

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