Vicky Spratt

So I think it's the fact that we haven't addressed...

And it's not just this government.

You know, we're not addressing the core inequality in the way that's widening.

And I think the reason people are so scared of the tech revolution is because they think that's going to widen it rather than help it.

And especially with the sort of characters we've got in charge of it.

You know, you've got Elon Musk and Bezos and these guys as the big drivers of technological change.

Don't expect it to...

And the other thing that Vicky went through the words that Gen Z says about themselves.

Vicky was showing me earlier the word that our generations say about Gen Z is entitled as the number one.

We did do EMAs and it benefited you.

Listen, can I just press down a bit on this social media stuff?

Because I don't understand why the government isn't just doing it in relation to...

The, you know, stopping social media until he's 16.

One of our great heroes on The Rest Is Politics is the South Australian Premier, Peter Maloskis, who's the first one to do it.

did it in South Australia, it's now across Australia, it's spreading around the world.

I think the country's kind of decided on this and yet we've just got this bloody seemingly never-ending process going on.

Three quarters of the people we surveyed or that responded want it done.

I think it would also be a lot of good if you actually listened to what younger people are saying about Brexit.

Because it's bloody clear what they're saying to me and we're not really moving on that.

The political debate is slowly coming into view, but it's been so slow.