for several generations, if ever. what we could do with is at least balancing the budget. now, what i believe is happening, the trajectory that we are on, if people look at the the office for responsibility s fiscal sustainability report, it shows a really genuinely catastrophic trajectory of debt. in the 2018 report, they said of course this level, this hundreds of percent of gdp debts, won t happen, and they said policy will have to change. but when they say policy will have to change, what they mean is the state will default on pensions and health care and welfare and education, we ll default, we won t keep our age related spending obligations unless we work out how to do things differently. and along the way, by the way, i do think we might destroy our currencies as well. crosstalk. given that is what i think we face, i am under a duty, therefore, to tell people and ask for a change of direction. there is one other question you face it s the question lots of people asked you wh
and education, we ll default, we won t keep our age related spending obligations unless we work out how to do things differently. and along the way, by the way, i do think we might destroy our currencies as well. given that is what i think we face, i am under a duty to tell people and ask for a change of direction. there is one other question you face, it s the question lots of people asked you when you were on political thinking three years ago will you run to be leader? no, not now. because it is a totally implausible idea that any backbencher is going to be catapulted into the last two, past every government minister in the whole cabinet by conservative mps, you might as well ask if i want to be a ballerina or an astronaut. it s not going to happen. do you know who you will back? no. i am pretty confident, given my record, that i will be busy during the next leadership election but i am not at all certain who for. and, finally, you said it is important to keep a sense of humour in
and along the way, by the way, i do think we might destroy our currencies as well. crosstalk. given that is what i think we face, i am under a duty, therefore, to tell people and ask for a change of direction. there is one other question you face it s the question lots of people asked you when you were on political thinking three years ago. will you run to be leader? no, not now. because it s a totally implausible idea that any backbencher is going to be catapulted into the last two, past every government minister in the whole cabinet by conservative mps. you might as well ask if i d like to be a ballerina or an astronaut. it s not going to happen. do you know who you will back? no. i know i m i am pretty confident, given my record, that i will be busy during the next leadership election, but i am not at all certain who for. and, finally, you said it is important to keep a sense of humour in all of this. yeah. doesn t the conservative party, doesn t the tory right, in particular, r
starting to be a significant part of human space exploration. and of course the question lots of us want to know is, well, when can the rest of us get involved? right, i think it is going to be a while. he probably or the folks who paid for this trip are probably in the several hundred thousand dollar range for this quick flight. the folks who went up on the spacex spaceship and orbited around the world for several days, jared isaacman who funded that probably paid in the tens to hundreds of millions of dollars. and so that is beyond my pocket money, for sure, but i do think it can get there eventually, right. it is the same thing that happened with air plane travel and everything else, is that eventually, the price will come down but maybe not in my lifetime.
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