00:00Mr. Speaker, he needs to stop whining about what the last government did, and look at what he is doing.
00:06He is the Prime Minister. Look at the numbers this morning.
00:10As if inflation figures weren't bad enough, we've also learned that the Deputy Prime Minister is on manoeuvres.
00:16He's lost control of the economy. He's lost control of his cabinet.
00:20She's sitting there staring at me. She knew exactly what she was doing when she briefed that into the papers.
00:24She is demanding, Mr. Speaker, eight new tax rises, as if we haven't suffered enough.
00:31People out there are struggling. Businesses are struggling. People are losing their jobs.
00:36We cannot have more tax rises. Will the Prime Minister rule out new tax rises this year?
00:44Mr. Speaker, she's not learned or changed.
00:47They lost the election because they're a polling record on the NHS, on health, on prisons, you name it.
00:52And now she accuses everyone of whining about the impact that had on the country.
00:57It had a huge impact on working people across the country, and they're absolutely right to complain about it.
01:02She wants to talk about the Deputy Prime Minister.
01:04The Deputy Prime Minister, working with the Chancellor, building 1.5 million new homes,
01:09reforming our planning system, putting £7 billion into our economy,
01:13and bringing forward an Employment Rights Bill to the single biggest upgrade to workers' rights in a generation.
01:19The Deputy Prime Minister, working with the President of the United States,
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