00:00People are right to be angry.
00:01Their bills are going up, the cost of living is being squeezed.
00:05We had decades of Tory austerity, and now I would argue we've had a year or two of Labour austerity
00:11that has been no better when we look at the economy.
00:15But underneath that anger, once we've connected with it, actually lies love.
00:20Love for kids, love for green spaces, love for our country.
00:25Now, if we move straight to hope and love, it just seems out of touch.
00:28It seems like the cliché that people often have of the wider green movement,
00:32that we don't quite get the needs of everyday people.
00:35And so it's really important we don't miss the anger.
00:38We've got to connect with that anger, but then we've got to turn it to tangible solutions.
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