00:00She's already said she's broken the rules and she owes more tax after saying she hadn't done those
00:04things. So she's actually misled the world of politics, parliament perhaps, she's actually
00:09said that directly in parliament and she's taken that moral position before. I do believe
00:15in innocent to proven guilty and I think if Angela in the past had taken that position with
00:20other people, other MPs who've been criticised or there've been allegations of impropriety,
00:26if she'd said no, innocent to proven guilty, those people should be given the time to be able to
00:31prove their case or not, then that would be different. But that's not been her position.
00:36She's taken the moral high ground, particularly on this issue, tax avoidance. And this isn't tax
00:42avoidance, it goes further than that. Tax avoidance is lawful means of reducing your taxation. This is
00:49not lawful, it's outside the rules. I don't see she has a leg to stand on in terms of whether she resigns
00:55or not.
00:56I don't know.
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