La ministra de Economía británica Rachel Reeves rompe a llorar en su escaño en el Parlamento

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00:00She looks, Mr. Speaker, she's pointing at me, she looks absolutely miserable.

00:05Labour MPs, Labour MPs, she looks absolutely miserable.

00:12Labour MPs, they can point as much as they like.

00:17The fact is, Labour MPs are going on the record saying that the Chancellor is toast.

00:21And the reality is that she is a human shield for his incompetence.

00:26In January, he said that she would be imposed till the next election. Will she really?

00:32Mr Speaker, I have to say, I'm always cheered up when she asks me questions or responds to a statement.

00:38Because she always makes a complete mess of it and shows just how unserious and irrelevant they are.

00:43But she talks about the black hole. They left a £22 billion black hole in our economy and we're clearing it up.

00:50And I'm really proud, I'm really proud, Mr Speaker, that in the first year of a Labour government, we've got free school meals.

00:55Breakfast clubs, childcare. We've got £15 billion invested in transport in the North and the Midlands.

01:03With current regulation, planning and infrastructure is pounding forward.

01:06Building 1.5 million homes, the biggest investment in social and affordable housing.

01:13How awful for the Chancellor that he couldn't confirm that she would stay in place.

01:16!