He is resigning just before any GE

To ensure the current parl can elect his successor

Technical term is "not standing again", Joshu

5:20

Watch from there

Pick one, lots of public services or low taxes

Annual borrowing doubling doesn't mean Austerity 2.0 or more taxes

Money ain't magic

>How are we going to deal with that borrowing?

I'd love to know whose anus they pulled these figures out of

Are we just eternally going to keep borrowing money?

*No.*

I mean yes

Not at that level *

I'll concede that.

There are very very few countries that will every be in equity

This is why zero tariffs is a dumb idea

And they are typically very very small

They need to encourage the domestic market

Zero tariffs is a good idea and will offset some of the economic damage done

Temp zero tariff will be good to keep supply. Lines open

So we can export more stuff...

It's useful

I don't buy it

But nevertheless there are things they can do to offset the damage

I don't care if you buy it, it's the truth

No, it's not "the truth", it's a projection

I don't buy the £100 billion anyhow, don't fully trust the IFS and their speculation

Which in this instance, means borrowing more money

I'm only speaking from a position of experience here

I guess

So yeah

It's a good prediction

End the war on drugs will bring them somewhere between 2 and 5bn a year in revenue and savings

Legalise consumption of some drugs, start selling it, tax it

Not all, obviously

THat's what i mean

If he's prepared to make massive investment in social housing, he'd be able to save a lot on the housing benefit budget

"""Social housing"""

It's an endless money pit

Yes, it is