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  • 5/31/2025
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00:00Hamza, how would you respond to those points that Matthew's made?
00:02Well, great to see that Matt's two inspirations are Victor Orban, an authoritarian figure in Europe,
00:08and Israel, of course, the government that's headed by a man that's wanted by the International Criminal Court for war crimes.
00:14Those are the inspirations that we should be taking.
00:18Let's just look at the facts here.
00:20We have both an ageing population and a declining birth rate.
00:24If you do not have migration coming to this country, nobody is going to look after Matt when he's an old man.
00:30Nobody's going to look after my children when they are old.
00:34And Matt talks about not wanting low-skilled migration.
00:37He terms social care as low-skilled.
00:39I'll tell you, it's not low-skilled.
00:40I've been into many care homes, in fact, in my constituency where I am speaking to you today.
00:46So if we don't bring in people to help take care of our elderly, who on earth is going to do it?
00:52So absolutely grow our own.
00:54Where we can create a pipeline of young people to go into professions, whether it's social career, whether it's the NHS, the private sector, yes.
01:02But we have a declining birth rate and an ageing population.
01:06Even if you've got every single person in the United Kingdom into work, you're going to have unbelievable amount of shortages.
01:14Not just in what Matt terms as high-skilled jobs, but also what traditionally has been termed, I think incorrectly, as low-skilled jobs.

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