Day Three of the Labour Party Conference - John McDonnell Doorstep Interview

The transcript discusses concerns about financial stability under a Labour government, addressing investor confidence and interest in infrastructure proposals. It highlights discussions with asset managers and the potential impact of Brexit. The speaker clarifies previous statements about financial threats, emphasizing that there is no anticipated instability.

What was the context in which the idea of a run on the banks was discussed?

• During a financial crisis

• In a meeting with investors

• During a Praxis war game scenario

• In a public speech

How do investors feel about the prospect of a Labour government according to the speaker?

• They are worried about financial instability

• They are indifferent

• They are planning to withdraw investments

• They are interested in infrastructure proposals

What aspect of the Labour government's plans are investors particularly interested in?

• Education reforms

• Healthcare policies

• Infrastructure investment

• Tax reforms

What reassurance does the speaker provide about financial stability under a Labour government?

• There will be no new taxes

• There will be financial instability

• There will be stability and collaboration with investors

• There will be a reduction in public spending

What is the reaction of asset managers and pension funds to the Labour government's proposals?

• They are planning to divest

• They are indifferent

• They are skeptical

• They are supportive and interested