Reform UK's new 'contract' is 'for the betterment of British people' | Ben Habib 

Easy to say. About 40 billion to pay for it. It's Truss like, check how Reform say how they are going to pay for their policies. It's fantasy economics.

It will cost up to 40 billion.

@@royboy565 No it just means the government needs to cut some of the absolutely ridiculous and wasteful £1.2 trillion gov spending every year.

​@@annarichardson7794That's why all public services are crumbling. Not enough is being spent. Reform would just make things worse. Their "contract" is full of fairy tale costings and assumptions. Its like a first year economic student prepared it.

@@royboy565 An incredibly simplistic view. Having worked with many departments of the public sector over the years, I can tell you the proposed 4% savings over 5 years, if done properly, is massively unambitious.

My parrot does the same.

Hahahahahah

The presenter could hardly get a word in

like habib.

Just another puppet interviewing following orders , if he dosnt follow the script he gets sacked !

A contract with serial grifter - you are kidding

another gullible gammon a simpleton.

Ben Habib is the deputy leader of Reform UK and is the candidate for Wellingborough in Northants.

@@NiceLokia failed candidate - ???

Ben Habib. Eloquent, precise, truthful and utterly charming, in my opinion! 😃

Legally binding, so when they fail to deliver they are lawfully accountable.

You can't bind a future parliament to pass a piece of legislation, irrespective of the arguments made whilst debating the bill.

Isn't the 'meeting of minds' part of a contract....what is a manifesto??.where do you put your X 🤔

​@@BibTheBoulderTheOriginalOnelegal means legislation, not law....legislation can be repealed by government......

​@@BibTheBoulderTheOriginalOne They wouldn't put anything in it that would be worth anything to voters if that were the case.

They'll have MPs

he could ask Tory's the same. They're not going to form the next government, are they?

They were in government before!.....remember nick clegg?

@@eastlondon666 Same logic applies to Reform. They could be kingmakers in a hung parliament.

@@s0ycapitan loool, want a bet on that?

So many Britons seeking to do the UK harm... quite bizarre.

​@@nietzscheankant6984Luckily not enough to make any difference.

Agree, I liked it first thing in the morning, NO MORE, I stopped listening about a week ago

yep, and apparently, the russian army has been on the brink of collapse for 2 years, getting so bored of their click bait

I agree completely. I am selective in what I watch from this platform. They are bloody liberals.

@@ShitoryuGojuryu yeah here comes a typical liberal reeling out labels, hard right or far right, I claim all of them. Just so you know I am a true conservative, I believe in faith, family and freedom. Unlike you liberals that bend the knee to wokism and flood the country with islamic extremists. You hard left marxists guardian and daily mirror loves will have a rude awakening some day just like what's happening in America where the population is waking up realising the true enemies is lame MSM and the hard left.

By all means vote for them if that is what your conscience tells you to do.

They would raise the tax free allowance at the next budget in total, not in increments.

​@@lorrainenichol5607It's obvious the country can't afford Reform, literally.

Cheap power from renewables. Uncosted pledgeds. He's just another grifter like Nigel.

@@TheWebstaff Maybe you should listen to the interview properly. He outlined exactly how they will pay for it.

​@@rb1062Yes that was the fantasy bit. Absolutely ridiculous assumptions.

@@TheWebstaff Don't talk NONSENSE

@@royboy565 HOG WASH

That told him.

How come Ben ain't talking about food banks 😊

Or trying to get to the truth.

No. Stig is right. This is a marketing gimmick on Reform UK’s part, and he was trying to unpack that

Do you mean biased?

Fairy stories are quite difficult to understand.

The interviewer kept saying that climate change was a fact and it is not according to scientist that appose the theory. The fact is that no one knows for sure but it's a good way for some industrialists to make a lot of money.

Where is the money coming from??

So racist, privilege of nhs abd pensions, no increase in training and all unfunded. Oh, and it's impossible to meet nhs as workers can not be supplied.

​@@michealridgway7607Any party can promise the earth when they know they have no chance of being in govt.

It's such a shame he hates immigrants more than Farage

😂😂 Trussonomics is a total failure. A vote for reform is a vote for Trussonomics.

I know where do these people crawl out from

Vote Reform lol 😂

❤ Muslims for Reform, help nigel destroy the establishment of TORIES for war crimes in Palestine

Because back in 2019 it became cheaper to produce electricity from renewable sources than fossil and nuclear but you need the grid infrastructure to do it. The additional cost of staying as we are is estimated to be double that of investing in a renewable grid now + we'd still have to do it anyway

The ultra rich want Carbon credits to control the world. Presumably the City of London will do very well out of that scheme too. So the UK has to take the most ridiculous steps to provide legitimacy.

​@@s0ycapitanno they don't they want our economy tied to fossil so they can squeeze every drop of profit from the existing system. The last thing they want is countries with energy independence

​@@SlowhandGregwhy do we need such a large grid? To generate renewable energy in the last few wild places in the British Isles trashing ancient peat bogs, carbon sinks, in the Shetland isles thousand of miles from the largest population centres in England at huge cost in materials, man power, and our wild places. The model of power generation on a massive scale ie giggawatts in one place is so early 20th century when generation was done in the coal fields beside rivers, the Trent Valley for example because most of the population was there. If huge arrays of turbines are deemed necessary which they are not because smal scale generation ie small wind turbines in communities operated by local co ops and solar on most buildings can supply most needs, then build them where the power is used Hampstead heath, Epson Downs, Saddleworth moore, Cannock Chase etc etc.

@@SlowhandGreg Yet it costs trillions for that infrastructure.[ Chinese made] For our 1% While China builds coal fire power stations for their 28%

Yeah, Brexit was brilliant as well. 🤡🤡 mug

To only those with a limited understanding of economics. 🤡

Latest poll puts them on 13% with very few seats if any so opposition they won't be.

@@darumagenki6271 you're replying to me so I assume you are saying I have a limited understanding of economics! You have no idea!!

@@VictoriaShirley-xx1zmbut reform are all brexiteers you support them as Brexit cut us off from our closest trade partners because of all the extra paper work and checks and has caused business failures and businesses to move away from the uk your understanding of economics are indeed limited

Ok mate 😂

Past use ! Don’t you understand

@@matttomlin Irregardless....coal power was used, was it not?? Maybe you don't understand.

So you aren't buying anything made in China then? You are basically saying we offloaded our emissions to China. China is adding more renewables than the rest of the globe combined with 2000 GW to be added in the next 4 years. They have a net zero goal of 2060. Apart from that the UK has a personal interest in reducing emissions, because climate change is likely to have a very big impact on our weather. Read up on AMOC collapse.

@@christommo4402 you don’t seem to grasp the fact that carbon release is not just now but from the past as well, it’s total carbon release not just what we are doing now

Its all about money, not saving the enviroment

Don't you agree with free speech? 😂😂😂

Yet another biased interviewer, get him off air!

Why net zero is about investing in new infrastructure and future new energy ideas, good for jobs and change, oil and gas will run out eventually, so it needs to be done at some point, or is it just Farage, Tice and Habib have got to many shares in oil and gas?

We have such huge access to gas and oil. All shut down. Nuclear is extremely viable energy source. Solar and wind is not viable even when you aren't factoring how much it costs in carbon production in making the actual solar or windmills etc. Again the amount of carbon being released driving climate change isn't even agreed science. We have .04 % carbon in atmosphere and we certainly don't want less than this. Also humans only contribute to 3% of this .04% total.

​@@jonibz1456Reform is a backward looking party.

It's more like a fantasy than a "contract"

Absolutely! The interviewer looked like fool for suggesting it’s not a contract.

Ben was all over him !!

It's got a "DRAFT" watermark on every page. Who in their right mind would sign up to a contract like that?

@@ftumschk Because that’s how contracts work. You draft up a contract for proposal. If the other party are willing to accept it, the contract is signed.

He is a clown,you just cant see it.

@@terryloftus3207 Less of a clown than Starmer or Sunak

@@KeithSmith-rj5uh So you admit hes a clown,interesting.

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@@darumagenki6271 same to you

@@skyliner467 If you vote for known liars who policies would harm your country, you're an anti-patriot. Like their beloved Brexit didn't cause enough harm, you just feel the need to do even more damage.

No he just knows a meme when he sees one.

He is trying his hardest not to burst out laughing at the ridiculousness of it all

if you don't believe in science and want the NHS privatised

If you believe in fantasy economics vote Reform and make the UK another third world country.

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Vote Reform lol 😂

Vote reform if you mentally unwell 👍🏻

@@catherinemartin6258 ah bless

@@catherinemartin6258 vote labour if you’re a fascist racist antisemite

Vote Reform lol 😂

@@MdJ197 ok I will

Vote reform if you have an low IQ 👍🏻

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Lol 😂

RIP to the NHS if that's so...

When were we last sane?!

@@drcommonsense1 RIP NHS under Labour and Tories

Rip to the NHS ? Have you seen what Reform want to do ? The French system it's brilliant they had covid but don't have massive waiting lists ? Better equipment as well that saves life's alone. I genuinely don't understand your comment Labour and cons under Blair and Now Sunak have done the NHS no favours lol 😆 and I've worked with the NHS.

@@drcommonsense1I’ve worked in the NHS, Nigel is right

Don't vote Reform if you value your family and the UK.

There manifesto is a joke it’s as expensive as the greens manifesto they are a joke

The boomer party? Why on earth would you want them to be making decisions about your life?

They told you to vote Brexit. How did that go? Mug. 🤡

Vote reform lol 😂

Er .....no.

"Re-form" the UK into a sinking ship, sure. They're a bunch of thoroughly dishonest fools - the UK equivalent to Trump and his bunch of miscreants.

Common sense and Reform in the same sentence. You couldn't make it up.

Well Spoken

Well we'll be waiting forever for that

@@martincosby9743wouldn’t be so sure.

@@JC190_ yes we are sure

@@catherinemartin6258 lol 😂 you’re in for a shock then

​@@JC190_poll out by Savanta put Reform on 13 % Hardly earth shattering.

Zionists radio 😊

You dont seem to understand that good journalism requires impartiality and no bias, something your BBC and Guardian aren't capable of.

Shouldn't you be out scouring the streets of Leningrad, looking for washing machines?

​@@EthanLomas Leningrad doesn't exist numpty

Lol 😂

Why?

The fash autobots are out in force today.

I will! And I can’t wait to either!

151 billion cost with ridiculous assumptions on how to pay for it. It's Truss all over again. The B O E would have to step in immediately. Thank God it will never happen. It's UK taxpayers money, not toy town.

@royboy565 Roy, j suggest that you look deeper into what actually happened with Truss. She made a mess of things yes, but not in the way that you seem to think.

​@@benmarr352She had billions of unfunded tax cuts.The markets reacted to her budget and the Bank of England had to step in. She was so arrogant she thought she didn't need the OBR or The IFS to scrutinise it. Reforms plans are even more ridiculous.

@royboy565 again I would encourage you to look deeply into what happened, don't simply read the headlines but fully research it. She made mistakes but the establishment was not going to allow any change of direction.

​@@benmarr352Nothing to do with the establishment. Not everything you don't agree with is a conspiracy. It's basic level one economics. It's like asking to borrow money without any collateral. Banks won't lend you money on ifs and maybes. She is not up to the job of cashier never mind P M.

Crumbs if only we were all born with your insight. We could perhaps excell as a nation.

Reform have zero chance of being the opposition.

@@simplesimon5739, concerning education, I believe that nurture can trump nature. We all have the capacity to learn, and the Tories know this hence their defence of private education and reducing HE provision to the minimum. An informed and educated electorate are the greatest fear of the policies of the Right and those even more extreme.

@@royboy565, I agree, but we must all do what we can, even if it means voting tactically to keep the Tories and Reform UK as far away from power as possible, whilst retaining a credible Opposition.

Some contributors here don't seem to understand FPTP voting in the UK where Reform is on for about 7 seats....

I remember not too long ago Farage said brexit would be the best thing for the UK. I remember Farage saying if it wasn't any good he'd leave. I remember Farage saying he won't stand as an M P this election. I think you can take what Farage says with a pinch of salt.