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Hello and welcome to coffeehouse shots, the Spectators Daily Politics Podcast.

I'm Natasha Froze and I'm joined by Katie Balls and Stephen Bush is with us today.

Special guest.

Hello.

Stephen, Jeremy Hunt last night said that Labour's economic plan is fundamentally dishonest.

Is that true?

Yeah, I mean, of course.

I mean, yeah, I mean, yeah, we'll go home, it's a very short shot today.

The thing which is fascinating about both parties and indeed the thing which is bold about it as a strategy from Jeremy Hunt's perspective is

that it's dishonest and he knows that better than most because the spending plans

they're pledging to follow are his which again if you I mean essentially the way then Jeremy Hunt

makes his numbers add up are you have to believe two things one that in the

April for April may or February whenever the whenever the budget ends up being.

But in the budget next year, they will for the first time in more than a decade end the

fuel duty freeze.

Now look, if any listeners to your podcast believe that the fuel duty freeze is going to end a couple of months before the next election.

I am willing to personally bet any reader a bottle of good

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