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And most of the changes that the
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Chancellor Trump did this really was a
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speech in which she effectively tried to
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vindicate her previous budgets and say
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look all the decisions I've made mean
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that things are now working. It seems to
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me that this is a case of the government
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say how can we make life easier for
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people? Well, we can subsidize and we
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can redistribute and we can increase
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welfare. Is that a meaningful substitute
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for an economy which is growing
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properly? It's a tough one because you
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know again these initiatives are going
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to help people at the lower end of
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society but at the same time there are
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people who are at the higher end
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especially the squeeze middle income
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earners is Henry's that we know London
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are flooded with that are struggling to
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make ends meet. You talk about Henry's
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that's higher earners not rich yet.
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>> Yeah, those are the ones yeah. Those are
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the ones who are very much in London and
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who are very much in essence really
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feeling the squeeze as middle earners
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really felt the budget squeeze they're
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going to continue feeling it. So you
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know again it's it's you know helping
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people lower society is very much needed
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but if you're not in turn help out the
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ones who are in fact helping those out
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you're getting a really bad cycle here
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and I guess it once again to try and
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from a personal perspective how can we
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how can we fix how can we sort this? It
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comes back to let's foster an investment
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culture. Let's grow the economy in that
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way. That's how we people who are pay
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our taxes can go forward and sort of
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make these changes to make it better.
