Sajid Javid visits the shop he used to live above in Bristol

The transcript discusses personal financial struggles and critiques Jeremy Corbyn's proposed spending plan, highlighting its potential negative impact on the economy and taxes. It contrasts the policies of the Labour and Conservative parties, emphasizing the importance of the upcoming election in determining the country's economic future.

What personal experience does the speaker relate to the national economic situation?

• Spending extravagantly

• Living in a luxurious apartment

• Watching every penny

• Investing in stocks

What is the estimated cost of Jeremy Corbyn's proposed spending plan?

• £500 billion

• £1.2 trillion

• £2 trillion

• £800 million

According to the speaker, how will Jeremy Corbyn attempt to fill the financial gap?

• By increasing exports

• By cutting public services

• By raising taxes on hardworking people

• By reducing government salaries

What is the speaker's view on the choice at the upcoming election?

• It's a choice between two education reforms

• It's a choice between two similar economic plans

• It's a choice between Labour's tax hike and Conservative's Brexit plan

• It's a choice between two different healthcare policies

What does the speaker claim the British people have worked hard to achieve over the past decade?

• Increase in national debt

• Clear up the mess of the last Labour government

• Decrease in employment rates

• Expansion of the housing market