Tracey Carroll

Are we going to look at nurses going on strike?

Are we going to look at teachers going on strike?

Because if the government have bowed down to bullying

by this protest, what's next?

Who's going to do this next?

You know, is this going to be a domino effect?

And the people that are always penalised in this are the most vulnerable.

We cannot down tools.

What if every carer nationally decided to down tools

park our cars, block the motorways, believe our vulnerable people in the hands of the state.

What would that look like?

I understand why he stepped down.

To be honest, he's always been one that's kind of up against the man sort of thing.

You know, he's always been very vocal in government.

And if he's to stand by what, you know, he was elected for, then I don't think he really had a choice.

So I understand why he did it.

But I think we're giving too much airtime to this conversation.

I think we need to actually really start looking at the broader picture.

You know, what does this mean to the economy?

What does this mean?