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Hello and welcome to coffeehouse shots the spectators daily politics

podcast I'm Josh Rose and I'm joined by James heel and Katie Balls.

Well Katie you were this morning reporting on

Labor's big business pledge do you think that Labor is a pro-business party?

That's what Labor says it is. I think what is more clear right now is that business seems

to be pro-labor. So attending this conference this morning in Oval, the cricket

grounds, much has been made and briefed out by various figures and labour of course that

it sold out very quickly, that they had a waiting list how if you look at you know the

number of people attending and just being there it was very busy you had figures

from lots of the you of the big businesses there and I think there was just a sense that people are very interested in the labor government.

Now I think that is more because the polls say Labour, very, very likely to win the next election

and have a decent size majority.

So of course, business needs to know what the future government would plan to do.

That explains that poll, but you've also had Rachel Reeves putting a lot... government would

the business community,

the business community, if you think back to Jeremy Corbyn when Richard Bergen was city minister.

I think he wants to quite a tricky interview where he almost confessed he had actually

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