So Britain is now on course to suffer the second deepest recession in Europe.

And today we find out that the numbers that took us into lockdown were wrong.

This is something we've been talking about for a week.

And now it's confirmed. The Cambridge University study

that was also corroborated by Public Health England numbers

told our prime minister to expect 4,000 deaths per day in December.

When we look into this data, we realize it was wrong.

That has now been revised down to only predict

1,000 deaths per day in December,

which makes you ask the question,

would our Prime Minister have made the decision to lock down our entire country

if he had gotten the numbers right?

Sources say no, he wouldn't.

When we actually look at what was happening with the infection rates in this country,

we find that it was dropping. In 19 of the 32

boroughs in London, statistics now show that infection rates were dropping. The Office of National

Statistics has just said on Friday, we saw a national drop in cases by 12%. And some 80 of 149

national local authorities throughout Britain also showed declines in case rates.

And yet we're locked down. Where is everybody? Where is everybody? All based on our incredible

leadership happening here.

Disproportionate response to the virus.

Total lack of science-based decision making

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