Luke Tryl

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394 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2026 last heard 4d ago

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The News Agents · After the Reform scandal - does anyone still trust pollsters? · 18 Sep 2026 podcast

Immigration, well, not necessarily, but, you know, we should give out, you know, we should give a Cadbury bar to every child in a school when they finish school.

It's that kind of motherhood and apple pie stuff that no one can really disagree with.

And I guess my, you know,

There is always polling to show.

But my thing is, what is that telling you?

You know, actually, I often when I'm talking to my team.

So you

Because the other thing is, you know, when we're talking as a team, we're always thinking about, you know, so let's, I don't know, pick a wealth tax.

You know, if you poll headline wealth tax, you get very high support for it.

More interesting, I think, in polling is polar wealth tax.

What if it causes some rich people to leave?

What does that do to support putting trade-offs in?

And actually, as it happens on lots of wealth tax, people still support a wealth tax.

And I think that's even more interesting that it's robust to that.

And I think the challenge with polling is to try and get into trade-offs, to try and avoid agree-disagree statements as much as possible because we know there are things like agreement bias.

So...

To give you one example, nationalisation.

Should water companies be nationalised?

One way of phrasing that question would be, do you think water companies should be nationalised?

Strongly agree, somewhat agree, neither, somewhat disagree, strongly disagree.

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