00:00Listen, we don't know what's in the mind of Donald Trump, and that's not what we should be focusing on.
00:05That's a very difficult thing to try and assess, what we should be focusing on and what we do domestically.
00:11So the economy is under great pressure right now because of some of the decisions that the Chancellor has taken,
00:16but of course it's some of the international events as well.
00:19So we think she needs to make the right decisions now in terms of the UK economy,
00:23and things like suspending the scheduled rise in fuel duty, which is putting big pressure on our consumers, of course.
00:31It implements our cheap power plan that would most immediately reduce the cost of energy into our homes and businesses
00:38by 20%.
00:39That would save around £160 for the average household and get drilling in the North Sea again.
00:44So the Chancellor might look at international affairs and throw her hands up in horror,
00:49but the reality is she has decisions she can take today, as is the Prime Minister,
00:54that would ease some of that pressure on our consumers, on our businesses.
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