So the latest reports show that over one million young Britons are facing a job crisis in the next few weeks.

These are 16 to 24 year olds that aren't currently employed and aren't currently at university

that are going to struggle to find jobs in the next few weeks. We already are looking at

a generation that's facing 20% unemployment. And based on a recent study by the Prince's trust,

one in three of our younger people have given up hope of ever finding their dream job. And again,

40% of those people have said

it's impossible to achieve the things they wanted to in life.

This is again, an example of the collateral damage

that's happening right now as our leaders

lock this country down based on no scientific evidence.

They are conducting what I see as a disproportionate response

to this virus and it's having real world implications

on our younger generation, which is the future

of the city of London and the country of the UK.

Again, I cannot overstate the long-term costs of this lockdown.

It's going to come with our mental health. It's going to come with our physical health as the

NHS is taxed. And recently we find out that three million cancer checkups have not been made

because of the crisis.

All of these things are gonna add up,

and we're gonna end up paying for it next year

and the year after.

We need to stop right now and find better leadership.

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