Last night, we saw a classic example of what career politicians love to do.

And I'm talking about our current mayor of London and the prime minister here in the UK.

And they love to play the victim.

They love to point the finger.

They love to blame each other as opposed to standing up and being leaders and offering

solutions to the problems of the people they serve.

And I'm talking about the nine million of us in London, the citizens who elected some

of these officials,

who they need to start serving.

And this whole row last night erupted around transport for London,

which is our entire network of buses and tubes

and everything that makes this incredible city move around

and therefore do business every single day.

And it started off with the former mayor of London, Boris Johnson, our current prime minister,

accusing the current mayor of London that his transport network is effectively bankrupt,

12 billion pounds in debt, annual debt service of 400 million pounds saying it's effectively bankrupt. And guess what?

Our prime minister is right. Next, our current mayor of London shot back and said, you've hit us

with a triple whammy of charges in order to get financing that we need. And that is increased

charges on the tube and increase in council taxes

and a widening of the ring of the congestion charge and other tax. And of course, in that sense,

the mayor is right. The prime minister is squeezing London right now for those rates of increase.

And then the prime minister fired back and said, yes, but mayor, you bankrupted the two,

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