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Now Rishi Sunak's out

Yes he has a fancy new job

As a columnist for the Sunday Times

Yes

And did you read it

I did

Did you see what you mentioned in it

Well the thing I took from that article

Was rather than any mentions of anything or else or not

It was the idea that Rishi Sunak

Who put taxes up again and again and again and again Saying again, saying, ah, if you want to grow the economy, you have to cut taxes. Yes, he did say that that's the body of the piece, but we're not interested in that. Oh, okay. We're interested. All chances are experienced enough politicians to do interviews before the budget without revealing its secrets, although when I did the job, I did think appearing on the Sunday shows just before Budget Day was slightly absurd, as it mostly involves politely telling an increasingly exasperated Laura Coonsberg to wait for Wednesday. Well, and can, as a result of that, said exasperation expressed by many politicians, if he was paying attention last year, we interviewed Rachel Reeves after the budget for that very reason. And that is also what we're going to do this year. We're going to interview her, I thinkves after the budget for that very reason and that is also what we're going

to do this year we're going to interview her I think after the budget rather than before so yeah

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