Steven

So if I earn a billion pounds of British houses, and then I say I live in Dubai, and I'm getting the rent on a billion pounds of houses, which would probably be something like... that's going to be something like £50 million a year. So I'm getting £50, £60 million a year of rent from British people.

And that gets paid to me from British people.

And that gets paid to me from British people.

And I don't pay tax, I live in Dubai. Do you think that's fair?

And I don't pay tax, I live in Dubai. Do you think that's fair?

All right, so let's change that.

All right, so let's change that.

I've got three kids. You are a multimillionaire dad.

I've got three kids. You are a multimillionaire dad.

60%.

60%.

Do you know what's interesting? We're all trying to aim at the same goal, I think, here. I'm not sure we are, boss. That's fair. That's fair.

Do you know what's interesting? We're all trying to aim at the same goal, I think, here. I'm not sure we are, boss. That's fair. That's fair.

Maybe we're not. I suspect some of us are maybe trying to protect our kids' wealth position.

Maybe we're not. I suspect some of us are maybe trying to protect our kids' wealth position.

So you agree with me that we should cut tax on wealth creators and raise tax on wealth hoarders?

So you agree with me that we should cut tax on wealth creators and raise tax on wealth hoarders?

Okay, so let's do it.

Okay, so let's do it.

Let's cut tax on people who are working hard, creating a good product, making a good income, and let's raise tax on people who are sitting there on 20, 30, 40, 100, 200, 500 million pounds of assets that they're going to give to their kids and they're going to use to dominate society and squeeze out the middle class.