A use-guide of a Labour government. Yes. We are two weeks out from a general election. We've already had stories about the super-rich being ready to flee the country if Jeremy Corbyn comes to power. We thought we'd come to the city to ask people's opinions on whether or not the riches should pay a little bit more tax under the next British government. How do you thoughts about the general election, sir? We're all a bunch of asses. So we're asking about the general election? Yes. Pollock. Are you scared of a Labour government? Yes. Are you scared of a Labour government? Yes. Excuse me, sir. We need to ask some questions about the general election. Wanted to know if you had any thoughts. Just that I hope the Conservatives win. So if you think in this country you have got some public services which are in crisis, you know, 4 million people waiting for operations, 600,000 people on trolley's last year, how do you think the government should make the money to fund those services properly? You don't think that we've got public services that need investment? Of course we do, but we don't have the funds to renationalise all that they want to renationalise. Where's it all coming from? Well, so there'd be lots of people who'd say that the people who say the Labour government can't, or the future Labour government, couldn't afford to invest in public services and tax and nationalise things, that they could afford to bail out the banks here and that they haven't paid the price for the damage that they're causing. I think that's right. I think there's been a lot of very bad management within the banking system and within finances are whole. Okay, and so what the Labour Party is saying is that what they'll do is they'll increase taxes on the rich, and they'll spend those taxes on the rich on public services because they don't think that 4 million people waiting for an operation is a good thing. Well, of course 4 million people waiting, I don't think 4 million people are waiting for operation, some matter of fact. 4 million people are waiting for operation? Well, maybe there's a case for people who can afford it to pay for medical care up to a certain point. After all, you have prescription charges. Well, Labour are going to scrap them, to be honest. Well, they're going to scrap, they're going to nationalise everything, they're going to scrap them, they're going to do all these wonderful things and where's the bloody money coming from? Well, the bloody money is coming from taxing the rich, that's what I say. Oh, yes, that will it, and what do you think that will do? Do you really think that taxing the rich to pay these billions and billions and billions is going to improve the economy? Yes, well, we don't agree. I'm a perguss, I say. You have a lovely day too. Excuse me, sir, we're asking about the general election. Any thoughts about whether you'd like to see Jeremy Corbyn at Boris Johnson's Prime Minister? I've definitely heard about Mr Corbyn. You don't want to see Corbyn? Can you explain why? It'll bankrupt this. Okay, can you expand a bit? Who are you thinking for Prime Minister? Jeremy Corbyn at Boris Johnson. Johnson? Johnson, can you tell me why? Because there's no alternative. In Labour's manifesto, it says they're going to tax the rich more than they have been taxed up to now. What do you think about that? I don't know, I agree, because the rich should be taxed at least at the 40% mark. They get a lot more, but they get out of it through all the ducks and dives that they can do. It was a bit in the press the other day. Some multi-billionaire paid, about £37 in tax in a year. They need to cut down on that, definitely. The PAU people, they're being taxed left right and centre because they're transparent. They're earnings are transparent, but the mega rich aren't. Why have we got tax havens? Why do we allow tax havens to exist? Large companies are allowed to strike up sweet heart deals within their own river near, you know? I've got a letter just behind me now that's from companies now saying you must send your company accounts to us or you'll get a fine and bloody, bloody, bloody, a large company. I mean, everybody says, oh, they employ lots of people and all that. But the heads of these companies are messing, stupid amounts of money. It's not, you're not endangering the company by taxing them and making the people who own them, give back a little bit more. It's a fallacy that you're going to lose jobs if you raise taxes. You're not worried that if Labour get into power, they increase taxes on the richest. And then all your customers, they flee to Monacoat. Well, I think we've tried your turn if for long enough now. We've been told about trickle down economics every week. For the last 40 years, Marguer Fetch has said trickle down, it's going to make us a richer. It hasn't happened. We're still waiting to see evidence of that. There are people in work, in poverty, food banks bringing up a ren. Can't conceive of when I was growing up. Food banks in this country. There's enough wealth in this country. It's not just being distributed. Excuse me, sir. Any thoughts on the general election? Yes, indeed. Hopefully the Tories don't win. We'll be my first principal behind it. What industry do you work in? We were coming... Financial services. How would you feel about a Labour government in this election? I'm a pirate, I think they have a potential to re-engilise this country. Would you be paying more tax under a Labour government? Yes, I would be. You would be. Does that put you at odds with your workmates? No, you know, funny enough. Most people pay more for better services, fixing the issues we've got with the current government. Ten years of austerity and particularly Boris Johnson. What do you say about the people that say that if Corbyn comes into power, they'll be a run on the power and economic catastrophe? Well, it's not exactly the best times of the moment. So the power's not exactly riding high. If the power's high, the moment you could say the gif of the me, then you could say they might be a run on the power. But let's be honest, it's almost one to one against Euro, down against a dollar. What difference is Jamie Corbyn going to meet to the overarching parts of the policy? So have I found a banker for Corbyn then? Yes. Thank you very much.