John McDonnell to set out Labour's vision of Brexit at the Labour Party conference.

John McDonnell discusses Labour's economic plans in Liverpool, focusing on industrial investment and infrastructure spending. Despite public skepticism, Labour aims to implement a comprehensive industrial strategy post-Brexit. The party faces challenges in gaining trust on economic issues, with internal debates on taxation and spending. Labour's leadership seeks to unify around anti-austerity policies, drawing from past frameworks. The video concludes with a call for acceptance of current leadership and policies.

What challenges does the speaker identify in gaining public support for their economic policies?

In what ways does the speaker suggest the party can improve its image on economic competence?