So I spent the afternoon here at London Reel speaking with Luke Johnson, and he is the former chairman of Channel 4 here in the UK and also the chairman of risk capital partners, which own some of the biggest companies in the UK hospitality sector, from Pizza Express to Gail's Bakery,

they really understand what's going on in the High Street.

And needless to say, he's been extremely frustrated

by the way the government has been acting,

the campaign of fear that they have put forth since March,

and he's been extremely frustrated by the lockdown measures.

And we also spoke about a recent study that just came out

that said that one in three businesses in hospitality

have no confidence that they will survive

for the next three months.

Also, it went on to report that 660,000 jobs have been lost in the UK hospitality

sector, and 192,000 of those have been lost right here in London. And Luke was needless to stay

extremely frustrated. And he was on board with the fact that we need to make a proportionate response to the

virus we need to stop using fear to get people to not take action and we need to get london back to

work and it was great to speak with a man who is so well versed in the hospitality sector who is

such an incredible entrepreneur who is thinking the sameed in the hospitality sector, who is such an incredible entrepreneur

who is thinking the same way that we are about these things.

And he went on to say, he said, Brian,

economists don't create jobs.

Entrepreneurs create jobs.

He said it's a very difficult thing to do.

And when you go out there and you create

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