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listening. Terms apply. I'm John Batchel and the 200,-pound tractors are gathered in London, along with protesters

and signs and colorful personalities, one of which is a man named Jeremy Clarkson, who's very well

known as a BBC presenter, but is now identified as a farmer.

And he speaks very well, he's hilarious, in fact, and said that he did not

appreciate the costs and the risk and the physical demand of farming until he owned a farm.

He emphasizes, it's cold. It's always cold. Harvest time, wintertime, it's always cold. And this lot

works hard. Everybody's making sacrifices

for the new budget from labor, but you've really squashed. He has many colorful ways. I'm skipping

of saying things. He's quite an outspoken character. And this is the farm protest of London,

going on right now. In fact, the reporting out of F.T.

is that a lot of muddy wellies are in Parliament. Joe, this is about Rachel Reeves and

labor and making it very difficult to pass on your farm to the next generation without having

to sell huge amounts of land to pay the tax. Reminds me of what happened to the next generation without having to sell huge amounts of land to pay the tax.

Reminds me of what happened to the great houses of what, the 19th century when it came into

the 20th. They all passed into the hands of the state because they couldn't afford the taxes.

Is this going to threaten labor in some fashion? Are they ready to bend? What is your measure?

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