Hi folks, welcome to this impromptu discussion on British politics that Dan and I are going to have,

talking about the fallout from the budget and the way that the British political landscape is at the moment,

because as I'm sure you're aware, because if you're watching this, you probably work, you probably pay your taxes,

you probably wanted a future in this country and you're probably thinking,

you know what, I'm not sure that's available anymore. And we're obviously really concerned about

this because we're both fathers. We both have kids. We want them to have a future in the country.

And we of course work and pay an inordinate amount of taxes. So we are like many other people

of our sort of age cohort in the country. We're not happy.

And we really are concerned about the state of the country and what's happening in the future.

And so anyway, this is you can see on Twitter, Reform UK tops out a new poll after the budget

fallout. So this poll was done on the day of the budget by Find Out now. Now, it's probably fair to assume that people

knew something about the budget because a lot of it had been leaked ahead of time. And so people

had some impression of what was coming in the budget. And I don't know how long it took them to

create a sample of 2,535.

But it can be done online now, so it can be done extremely quickly.

It can be done online.

I don't know if Find out now does do online polling, though, but entirely possible.

And it could have been done after the actual budget was released, which was at 1230.

So it's fair to assume that people have got a fairly good idea of what the budget is about.

Well, she leaked everything that was in it months in advance, and also a whole bunch of

stuff she didn't even do in the end.

Yeah.

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