through it and i think it could be a middle-class populace against it. that s why i m so happy to see this washington post abc poll that the liberal poll as a general rule and republicans are caring swing districts all over the country. over 20%. also i m saying until the stress comes on the scene, until george maloney comes on the scene, those two are supply centers. they want to cut taxes, they want to deregulate, and they want to open up energy fossil fuels. okay? that s very important. the european union and other countries their hair is probably on fire right now. [laughs] their brains are probably exploding because you have these conservatives and pro-people finally coming in. the middle class is six to death of paying the bills that they don t have to pay including a might add canceling student loans. so yeah, donald trump showed the way the same policies basically that ronald reagan did 40 years
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onlyjust begun. goodness knows what it will look like when we get into the winter, with industrial unrest, more inflation and energy price rises. how will they respond? they have already announced what they are going to do and some of the comments are very difficult indeed to know how to respond to. there is a sense in the conservative party, tim montgomeryjust alluded to it, that there is some inconvenience within borisjohnson s government, particularly around economic. sometimes they want to deregulate, sometimes to spend more, sometimes to level up and address regional imbalances, and sometimes they want to cut taxes and sometimes all in the same week and there is a feeling among some conservative mps for sure that there needs to be more coherence about what the government actually thinks. joining me now is kerian pedley, director of politics at polling company ipsos mori. welcome. what is your analysis of why the voters went so strongly
would let them. call off the war against the american energy industry. bill: not going to happen, larry. not going to happen with this team. you think? you think? i keep waiting for them look, we all know the fed is tightening and they are going to keep on tightening. this is just really the beginning of that story. we re either in the front end of a recession or we re in a recession, okay? the outlook for the economy is not good. we know that, too. the stock market is telling you again i think this morning. the point i m making is why not some pro-growth measures, okay? as i say, go back to the successful trump tax cuts or if they have a better idea. lower marginal tax rates on individuals and small businesses. give consumers a break. deregulate. government controls and all this regulation stuff, modern day socialism is not working.