UK TREND : Jeremy Hunt compared to “Mr. Bean” in latest video
In a social media video where he uses coffee cups to explain inflation, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has been compared to Mr. Bean.
In the video, which was released early on Wednesday, Mr. Hunt lists “lots of reasons” why inflation has increased, citing Covid and the conflict in Ukraine that is driving up food and energy prices
Liberal Democrats and Labour both criticised the chancellor’s video. The general public have also voiced criticism of the video and expressed their displeasure with the Chancellor and the Conservative party on twitter.
Why is inflation high and how are we going to halve it?
Grab a coffee and let Chancellor @Jeremy_Hunt explain. pic.twitter.com/8mpf4xfxCO
— HM Treasury (@hmtreasury) January 18, 2023
After watching the video, the general public was outraged because they felt it was “patronising, disingenuous, and total nonsense.” Due to the video’s content and delivery, tweets also referred to it as “denialistic and condescending.” This is because it appears to indicate that “the government is treating its citizens like idiots by not mentioning Brexit or the Liz Truss disaster which took us to where we are today.”
https://twitter.com/NotJoBloggs/status/1615635693849419776?s=20&t=tfdxo2gRDnSDlVfjnB1VnQ
This is denialistic and condescending
Seems the Government can treat us all like idiots and not mention Brexit or the Truss disaster which took us to where we are today
Inflation was estimated to halve this year literally as you took post – this is no success— dave lawrence 🐟🐟🐠 (@dave43law) January 18, 2023
People were annoyed that “the Tory led Brexit and the £70bn that Britain had to borrow as a result of Trussonomics” weren’t mentioned
Jeremy Hunt is asking why inflation is high. I'm hazarding a guess here, but could Tory Brexit and the £70bn Britain had to borrow as a result of Trussonomics have anything to do with it?
— David__Osland (@David__Osland) January 18, 2023
Member of Parliament Ian Black ford highlighted in his tweet that “ the public don’t need patronising lessons on the Tory cost of living crisis from Jeremy Hunt – they need help from the government that caused it” during these difficult economic times .
The public don’t need patronising lessons on the Tory cost of living crisis from Jeremy Hunt – they need help from the UK government that caused it.
If anyone should brush up on ‘Economics for Dummies’ – it’s the Tory ministers who cost our economy billions and hammered incomes. https://t.co/IoZ5tkjV1R
— Ian Blackford 🇺🇦🏴 (@Ianblackford_MP) January 18, 2023
British Liberal Democrat member of Parliament Sarah Olney also shared her opinion on twitter. She also agreed with people’s outrage about the “ lack of mention of the impact of Brexit bureaucracy, a weak pound or Liz Truss’ disastrous mini budget in this ‘explainer’ video”. She stated that “ the Conservatives must be held responsible for the impact of their disastrous policies on the British economy”.
Jeremy Hunt has conveniently made no mention of the impact of Brexit bureaucracy, a weak pound, or Liz Truss' disastrous mini-budget in this 'explainer' video.
The Conservatives must be held responsible for the impact of their disastrous policies on the British economy. https://t.co/0ZZgqsUKkc
— Sarah Olney (@sarahjolney1) January 18, 2023
Others also shared the view that Hunt should be more focused on taking responsibility for his actions , “ he should do an explainer video on how he contributed to the destruction of the NHS”.
Jeremy Hunt should do an explainer video on how he contributed to destruction of NHS. A man that never admits responsibility!
— Matthew Payne (@Matthew82069336) January 18, 2023
People also pointed out that “Britain gave billions to Ukraine” despite the fact that our own citizens struggle to pay for food and heating, but Jeremy Hunt completely dismissed that in his “explainer” video.
You shut down an entire economy for two years… paid people to stay at home & and not work and have given billions to Ukraine. One of the most corrupt countries in the world. Then you sit down and tell us with a straight face why inflation is high. What a joke.
— Neil Reynolds (@NeilRey61735912) January 18, 2023
The public agreed that it was the Conservative government the created this “ record inflation” and the least they should do is take responsibility and be held accountable for their actions.
YOU CREATED RECORD INFLATION. pic.twitter.com/8mTFpgkCzr
— Dave (@LutsandDefoe) January 17, 2023
With the remark, “Money supply?” former education secretary Kit Malthouse also seemed to be questioning the message’s content.
Money supply? https://t.co/aA8cVwvhO5
— Kit Malthouse MP (@kitmalthouse) January 18, 2023
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