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and it s one of those days where we ve got loads of bits of papers, and booklets and post it notes with numbers written on them. because we ve had the autumn statement, which is the sequel to the mini budget, but we ve got a new chancellor, a whole new load of policies. days like this, i think there s kind of like the big picture, and then there s, like, the hundred things that they announce that make up the big picture. why don t you do the big picture? so the big picture is we are less than eight weeks on from that mini budget that brought down liz truss and kwasi kwarteng, the then chancellor. and we ve had this colossal about turn that would be a colossal about turn if you d had a general election in between and the party of government had changed. and yet it s one conservative chancellor followed by another. and then the other striking thing is that we associate these moments, don t we, with at least in part kind of triumphalism on behalf of the person stood at the despatch box do