The grotesque sight of a Labour government, a Labour government scuttering out budgets and statements to drive some of the most vulnerable people in society into poverty or deeper into poverty.

That's what Rachel Reeves, our Chancellor, is doing.

I've got the brilliant James Budeway.

This is kind of a tradition.

We talk over terrible budgets and statements by the government of the day.

Obviously, we've done the Tories a lot,

and now we have a total different changing political landscape under the Labour government.

James, brilliant economist.

Also, by the way, Macrodose, co-host of everyone check out Macrodose.

So then you can just get all this wisdom all the time rather than my tradition.

And it's great tradition.

But, you know, just get even more of it.

So let's just start.

3.2 million Brits are going to lose from benefit cuts.

An average of $1,070,0 a year.

But talking about personal independence payment, which for those you don't know,

and it's not for people out of work. It's, it goes to people in or out of work,

depending on their needs to secure their independence. It's for disabled people,

people with very serious long-term conditions to whether it be mobility,

whether it be a carer. So 370,000 of those claimants and 430,000 future claimants will lose an

average of £4,500 a year. Just talk, let's just talk about these, your sense, your response

to these particular cuts.

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