Tom Tugendhat promises to slash fuel duty by 10p if elected as prime minister

The speaker advocates for reducing government costs and empowering individuals to manage their finances. They propose cutting fuel duty by 10 pence per litre and reversing the National Insurance rise to alleviate financial burdens on families and workers. The focus is on job creation and economic prosperity, emphasizing that individuals, not the government, know best how to spend their money.

What is the speaker's view on the role of individuals in managing their finances?

Why did the speaker not support the increase in National Insurance?