Hello and welcome again to Brokonomics. Now in this episode I thought we would have a look at the remaining

manifestos of note that being of labour and reform. Last week of course you watched me being

absolutely tortured by myself reading the Conservative

and Liberal Democrat manifestos. Now that was a week ago I've already forgotten what was in the

Liberal Democrat Manifesto I think it was probably a whole load of 600 pages of ego

twattery. The conservative one, in reflection, I should have given a summing up at the time but the conservative one it was just it was just managed to

climb wasn't it I mean there was nothing there was no energy in it whatsoever it was it was defensive

it was okay you know everything is falling apart and we vaguely

recognize that some of these things are falling apart and we're going to put a

sticking plaster over it and not actually do anything about the

underlying problems. So I mean it was just a it was just a woeful week managerialist

you know let's smooth out the decline, no energy, awful manifesto.

So it was absolute bloody torture, but I mean they won't be winning anyway.

Got some more fun ones today because Labour are almost certainly going to win this election

so we need to find out what's in their manifesto and of course reform

former gunning for the opposition they probably won't get it this election but their manifesto I'm

hoping when we have a look at it is going to it's going to move the window I

would hope it will start to shift us in the right

direction so yes let's let's dig into those and I'm on the podcast after this to give my reactions on the perform manifesto.

So you may have seen some of my thoughts already, but that's in the future for me in the past view you and you know stuff. Right so the Labour Party manifesto

let's have a look at their top lenses shall we? All adults to receive a genuine

minimum wage no matter your age.

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