we'd do better, i think, to go back to the role of the bank of england that ed balls and gordon brownre very successful, what else can we look around to do and how can we enhance our own reputation, you take your eye off the ball of the one thing that you can actually influence, which is inflation. simple question. most people, when they think about economics, want one simple thing — they want to believe, they want to have confidence that their children will be better off, have a better standard of living than they have enjoyed themselves. do you think we can have that confidence looking forward from today? yes. and the answer to it is not to believe that you can suddenly increase economic growth over a year or two. that was the mistake, i think, of the truss administration. what we have to do is to be prepared to tackle the big questions, including reducing the debt burden that we're bequeathing to our grandchildren, and start to take measures to improve the performance of the economy that may take ten, 20 years to come into effect. but if we don't start today, it won't happen. truly

ed balls. sorry i don't know why i stumbled over that word.> the vast majority of the media is supporting what israel is doing and refusing to call out war crimes. >> that's a fact. you don't like it? it's a fact. yeah. can we put some of these points to the shadow health secretary, wes streeting, very streeting, who is waiting very intellectually streeting, who is waiting very inte so ctually streeting, who is waiting very inteso childish. we not >> so childish. can we not i mean , look, that's that's a pure mean, look, that's that's a pure ad hominem. >> i mean, that's not what you should say in an interview. it was totally unnecessary. >> i mean, i agree with him , but >> i mean, i agree with him, but that's point . it's not that's not the point. it's not the point. >> it's really not the point. >> it's really not the point. >> very the passive >> it was very the passive aggressive, catty way that he did he gave him no did it as well. he gave him no option. he did to camera like option. he did it to camera like he turned him he turned from

political cycle now there's something to be said for that and cast your mind back 7 or 8 years when ed ballsr, he had the idea of a national infrastructure commission. labour lost the election, but that picked up by that idea was picked up by george exactly the george osborne for exactly the reason michel. all reason you described michel. all that decisions , hs2 is one that big decisions, hs2 is one of them, and a bit sick of of them, and we're a bit sick of talking about hs2, but you take decisions like that out of the political there is political cycle and there is some of body of qualified some kind of body of qualified people what the people that look at what the country in 30 or 50 years country needs in 30 or 50 years time. >> but the problem is >> yeah, but the problem is people will be sitting home people will be sitting at home going, fascinating. talk going, it's fascinating. talk about years time, but about 50 or 50 years time, but then that then what happens is that businesses themselves to businesses prepare themselves to i know. so you've seen i don't know. so you've seen this

ed balls. sorry i don't know why i stumbled over that word. crimes. >> that's a fact. you don't like it? it's a fact. yeah. can we put some of these points to the shadow health secretary, wes streeting, very streeting, who is waiting very intellectually streeting, who is waiting very inte so ctually streeting, who is waiting very inteso childish. we not >> so childish. can we not i mean , look, that's that's a pure mean, look, that's that's a pure ad hominem. >> i mean, that's not what you should say in an interview. it was totally unnecessary. >> i mean, i agree with him , but >> i mean, i agree with him, but that's point . it's not that's not the point. it's not the point. >> it's really not the point. >> it's really not the point. >> very the passive >> it was very the passive aggressive, catty way that he did he gave him no did it as well. he gave him no option. he did to camera like option. he did it to camera like he turned him he turned from him so he couldn't yeah, just couldn't reply. yeah, he just couldn't reply. yeah, he just couldn

we used to play co-ed softball. pickle ball, very popular among the co-eds at the villages. co-ed. but you cannot -- there's an effort to erase distinctions between male and female which ends up hurting both sexes but ultimately you're seeing now it's more so on women and women sports. men happen to be better at some things than women and women happen to be better at some things than men, but you can't say that, right? and that's kind of where we are right now where you can break a woman's nose or her teeth under the guise of gender equity. i don't know about the case here, because frankly i don't care about field hockey. i didn't even know what it is until today. >> harold: they don't have field hockey in california where you grew up? >> greg: no. field hockey is what rich people do. oh wait, that's lacrosse. >> harold: up next, how tech is turning us into mindless zombies. that's why they choose t-mobile for business. las vegas grand prix chose t-mobile to help power operations for one of the world's largest racing events. mlb partners with t-mobile to advance how the game

like we used to play co-ed softball. pickle ball, very popular among the co-eds at the villages.s fun co-ed but there is an effort to erase distinctions between male and female chippeds up hurting both sexes bullet nationally you're seeing now it's more so on women in women's sports. men happen to be better at some things than women. and women happen to be better at some things than men but you can't say that right? and that's kind of where we are right now, where you can break a woman's nose or her teeth under the guise of gender equity. i don't know about the case here because frankly, i don't care about field hockey. i didn't even know what it is until today. >> they didn't have field hockey in north carolina when you grew up? >> no. >> sure they did? >> no. >> it's what rich people do. >> no, it's not. >> that's lacrosse. >> up next, tech is turning us into mindless zombies. ♪ i hear it all the time. people tell me they'd love to buy gold. but because it's gold - they think it must be complicated. it isn't. not with rosland capital. with rosland... the entire process from sta

rachel reeves has already stolen the idea of a question will you do strictly, like ed balls.h fight, my seat was _ will be close? it will be a tough fight, my seat was marginal i will be close? it will be a tough i fight, my seat was marginal when i run it in 2005, the boundaries have changed. i believe i can win it but i don't underestimate the challenge and i'm out knocking on doors every week. i have a fantastic team and to use that phrase, to do what it takes. ~ ., ., ., .., takes. we have that on the record, ou think takes. we have that on the record, you think you _ takes. we have that on the record, you think you will— takes. we have that on the record, you think you will win _ takes. we have that on the record, you think you will win but - takes. we have that on the record, you think you will win but it - takes. we have that on the record, you think you will win but it will. you think you will win but it will be a difficult fight. thank you for coming in. whatever you thought what the chancellor to say, let us know what you think. inari read your e—mails and we someti

david cameron, by the way, and him and osborne was brilliant with me when i, you know, unseated ed ballsnd i was i was disappointed when he resigned. and he will do a fantastic job as a foreign secretary but to me, it's what it looks like. patrick know, i like i said , patrick you know, i like i said, i like david cameron and i really like david cameron and he'll good job. but it's he'll do a good job. but it's what it looks like when you bnng what it looks like when you bring somebody in a red wall seat like mine, when you bring somebody on board has somebody on board who has actually resigned and because of he didn't agree with the brexit referendum result, it's he didn't agree with the brexit referendum result , it's actually referendum result, it's actually turning people off in seats like mine. and it makes people think, why are the people within the party itself not not good enough to go into cabinet and his decision , you know, who the heck decision, you know, who the heck is advising him? and also, i mean, i'm really get on very well with richard the party chairman patrick but do

david cameron, by the way, and him and osborne was brilliant with me when i, you know, unseated ed balls i was i was disappointed when he resigned. and he will do a fantastic job as a foreign secretary but to me, it's what it looks like. patrick know, i like i said , patrick you know, i like i said, i like david cameron and i really like david cameron and he'll good job. but it's he'll do a good job. but it's what it looks like when you bnng what it looks like when you bring somebody in a red wall seat like mine, when you bring somebody on board has somebody on board who has actually resigned and because of he didn't agree with the brexit referendum result, it's he didn't agree with the brexit referendum result , it's actually referendum result, it's actually turning people off in seats like mine. and it makes people think, why are the people within the party itself not not good enough to go into cabinet and his decision , you know, who the heck decision, you know, who the heck is advising him? and also, i mean, i'm really get on very well with richard the party chairman patrick but don'

just i mean, they were so supportive to me in standing against ed balls now. so never that.y red wall seat because cameron will be forever known in these red wall seats as somebody who resigned because he didn't like the referendum result. the democratic referendum result. >> architect of project fear >> the architect of project fear which lied public. >> remember that leaflet? do. >> i do. and he got treasury civil servant on our behalf. i talked to some people and i think he'll do a good job as foreign secretary >> however, i think it's a >> however, i just think it's a ridiculous appointment and i tell ridiculous as tell you what is ridiculous as well. a storm is brewing well. assume a storm is brewing in the party. clearly it is. yeah. what do they do in yeah. and what do they do in these recent appointments? they've the most inec's they've put the most inec's experienced people as in the 2019 intake into the whips office. yeah. surely you need the old guard in there. yeah. you know, protect the prime you know, to protect the prime minister when a storm is brewing. >> wh

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and ed, we know the warriors just one of the biggest team in the league. they play small ball. another issue for the warriors year no one this season on team makes every curry has scored over 20 points deaf really been carrying this team and with him someone is going to have to step or wake late on sunday, though, both to a secondary for this team open them have been struggling this year. said without steph curry the lineup tonight, he's looking at it as an opportunity for a couple other guys i think it's an opportunity i look at as a chance for other guys to take on the responsibility of of scoring in. >> and leading and it's way too early in the season to worried about anything to, you know, be looking at the standings, anything like that work? you know, we're finding ourselves as a team. we've had some nights and some bad ones here in the early going. so it's more just continuing to grow. curtis, continuing to learn about our team. to me, this is an opportunity for a lot of guys step up and and contribute. >> really been a brutal start to the season andrew wiggins and klay t