James O'Brien wants Jeremy Hunt to answer the obvious as the Chancellor looks for people to fill job vacancies in post-Brexit Britain. 'Where are these people going to come from?' mrjamesob
"Very simply you can't have economic growth without immigration", James comments on the needs of the UK in order to tackle a staggering increase in job vacancies.
He says the media consensus is currently that the UK is in need of finding more workers - referring to his classic phrase "that's not opinions it's just counting".'We all want lower taxes but sound money matters even more': Hunt insists Autumn Statement is a Conservative one These are people who can work but choose not to. Addressing those people James said: "I don't think you exist".
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