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on the uh industrialization policies
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you've been discussing recently and
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happy for reform to pursue socialist
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policies. Do you still identify as a
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conservative and would you say reform
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>> socialist policies? I'm sorry I'm
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getting a bit confused.
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>> Industrialization comments.
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>> the um I'll find you the line. Um
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>> don't know. Do you?
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>> There's actually a case for if we were
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serious about industrializing our
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country and the renaissance of our
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industry, state involvement in our
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>> Well, I don't think state involvement in
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in strategic industries is socialism. I
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mean, I understand you saying that
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socialism might be, you know, a very
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high percentage of the British economy.
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um you you you know being involved in
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what in the old days we would have
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called the means of production.
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There's [clears throat] nothing
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socialist about saying that the British
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government should maybe take a stake in
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some of these strategic industries.
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That's not nationalization. Far far from
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it. So I do actually reject that