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I'm John. That's with my colleague colleague and friend Joseph Sternberg.

He's the member of the editorial board of the Wall Street Journal.

He's in London, and he writes political economics.

And there is a headline in the London Times that I read carefully that astonished me.

Britain isn't working, admits Kier Starrmer in Jobs Push.

That's his presentation.

Rachel Reeves, on the other hand, is presenting, I promise you I will not raise taxes again,

having raised taxes on every employer, everybody, national insurance.

That's like the payroll tax we pay here. These two remarks both seem odd to me,

and I see that there is a question about the steady hand at the tiller of labor. Joe, I want to

understand what's going on because we've talked about a petition to force Sir Kr-Starmour to step aside and call a new

election. Labor was out of government, the majority, for 13 years. Did they grow rusty?

Are they just stumbling like, say, a newborn, learning how to sit up and then walk? Or is there

something deeper that's going on that they make

all these mistakes? When Rachel Reeves says, I promise you, I won't raise your taxes again.

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