Starmer needs to do this if he wants Britain to back him
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We need Labour to go extremely hard on the PPE fraud committed and recoup as many billions as possible too.
Absolutely 💯
🤔🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 you think the English establishment will do anything it's in their offshore accounts
The current govt is destroyed more than £1bn of correctly manufactured PPE.
The money has long since disappeared. They can prosecute but it won’t come back. It stinks that these people enriched themselves from the pandemic. There is a place set aside for them in hell.
Wish full thinking, they work for them not us.
Tax the rich. Its not rocket science
And who will be giving you a job? In the entire world, the UK is second only to China in 2024 for the highest exodus of multi-millionaires. In 2023-24 it could be as high as 30,000 millionaires. Why do you think that is? Because a Labour government is coming. So who are you going to tax? They are taking their taxable income and job creating investment money elsewhere. So you are losing tax money not making more.
@@craigo2656 covud proved that the super rich are NOT job creators
He won't do that he rochvtird himself
@@keithparker1346 A socialist principle: “From each according to their means - to each according to their needs”
@@craigo2656 Ahhh… you support trickle down economics then..?
The UK is NOT “…the eighth wealthiest country in the world.”
It might be the eighth largest economy in the world, but in terms of PER CAPITA GDP, whether nominal or PPP, it struggles to get into the top twenty or thirty.
When you factor in the very high GINI coefficient, the reality is that the UK is a poor country with a small proportion of very wealthy residents.
As was pointed out in ‘The Financial Times’…
As for the next administration, their scope for manoeuvre will be massively restricted by the UK’s sovereign debt, which is as close to 100% of GDP as makes no difference.
And of course there’s the ‘Moron Premium’ added to any loan made to the country as a result of Truss and Kwarteng’s assault on the UK’s economy.
Oh, and the ongoing idiocy known as Brixit probably won’t help either.
Seriously, the VERY best of luck!
Are we down to 8th now?
I remember them telling us we were 5th during the Brexit referendum.
Per capita is by definition averaged over the population. Most of it sits with the spivs.
@@wainerollins2587 We're about 30th on Per Capita according to the World Bank. Just below NZ and a bit above Andorra. We score pretty well in Wealth Inequality.
@@wainerollins2587 Nothing to do with Brexit other economies outside of Europe are growing faster, India for example. Irony is many of the countries near to where migrants are coming from have faster growing economies, but their governments aren't as weak and left leaning as ours.
Just remember there were no small boats when labour was last in because there was a proper immigration policy
Hilarious, they will simply allow everyone in. You wont see them because they will setup migration stations in France and inundate us.
Where am I on refugees and asylum seekers, you ask? Well for someone on the ceter right side of politics, I have a fairly simple position. If someone takes the risk to leave everything they have and know, and survives a really dangerous travel to seek asylum here, if we open our arms, they will be the best addition we can have to our country. They're clearly resourceful and most likely very thankful. And for the money it may cost: we're rich enough to cope with that.
Reform is just conservative reboot 2.0
Reform all the way
If anything like the US there will be 2 parties, one blames the immigration and the other one blames the one blaming immigration, they both hate the left wing ideologue. They can only go further right wing.
27th richest in GDP-per-capita - and falling
Not the 8th richest. We have been told the UK is the 6th richest nation. But they are lying.
I dont want dull. I want hope and humanity in politics. Not going to happen with The Starmer Party.
The I want dull above anything else is stupid, as if dull can't be evil.
My idea of a dull government is when everything works and everyone is happy and there is nothing to get angry about because the country is run well.
Government becomes dull by default
@vanmantalks it would be nice to be feeling rejuvenated by a change... ready to feel motivated again and get involved with political life in a positive manner. I find politics just.... draining. This new government coming in slightly scares me with their massive majority, which basically gives them the power to do all sorts of things without much opposition. It's really depressing. We so need a shake-up.
@vanmantalks to do that we need wealth distribution which is not being offered, growth is fine if there is distribution if not its just billionaires get richer, it brings us higher up on the gdp but most aren't going to get any benefit.
You're humanity is most probably at the expense of the indigenous working class population. The road to hell is paved with good intention.
Last time I was in Brighton we had a Labour government, but we didn’t have a f**king space elevator, wtf.
Same, I moved to London and got the fucking tories. Correlation is not causation hopefully.
Homelessness, Food banks, and child poverty, has been rising every year, for 14-years. Food banks, especially, because it was new. Food banks, in the UK? Those images, of refugees in "other countries" filling up bowls. That's happening here? Give it a year, or two, and that will reduce, won't remain a thing. Look at us now, I have become indifferent, not shocked anymore, like it has always been normal, and that feeling shames me if honest. Berwick-upon-Tweed to Lands End, we are neighbors, all of us. This country needs to heal. Constantly bombarded with one thing or another, for over 10-years. Did we all do something bad in a previous life or something? I still know of two life-long friends, who still haven't spoken to each other since the referendum, wasn't just how they voted, but the arguments, and things said, leading up to the vote, that killed that relationship. Side note, that van with Rooddog, written on the side. I kept thinking, was it someone like that who lent Farage that dog. lol
Where's the £350,000,000 Farage ?
Apparently that wasn’t his promise🙄
Well he did buy a 4million pound house
I’m not sure but I remember Boris doing the Brexit deal as PM not Farage
@@ianbailey743 Talking about the fraudulent promises made in the Brexit campaign not the other swindling saddo.
Not sure about throwing Farage a bone. I reckon we keep to the milkshakes.
Macron tried that with Le Penn, and look where they are now.
(Not the milkshake the bone for clarity)
i see nothing from anyone about reducing the interest rates, which are crippling many of us.
Because they can’t lower interest rates that’s the boe.
All they can do is create an economy where bonds are in demand.
Japans economy is a basketcase because of low interest rates they’ve been doing what the west did since 1980.
3.5~5% base is about the optimal rate
Governments can’t change interest rates anymore. Independent Bank of England, a day one policy from the last Labour Govt back in 97.
Totally agree with you Sir.... ALSO.... Please Save Our NHS... I will be more than willing to pay a NHS TAX directly paid to & controlled by NHS DOCTORS, CONSULTANTS & NURSES & NEVER BY ANY GOVERNMENT because they will take the money for themselves... NHS IS MOST IMPORTANT FOR US ALL SIR.... more BLESSINGS to you Sir....
Wouldn't it just be easier to pay private than pay more tax??
@@craigedwards7062no, of course not
@@craigedwards7062 No! Private companies are run for profit, not for the best outcomes for users, ie patients.
We've been closing hospitals for decades and bloating the population at the same time. The NHS needs reforming
@@craigedwards7062 Do you know how much Americans pay for health and medical insurance, Craig? Let's put it this way: they'll beg to go to hospital in a taxi with a broken leg or a gunshot wound because an ambulance costs $thousands. Basic insurance premiums start at about $500 per month per person, (ambulance not included) and that's for the cheap policies which either don't pay out, or you pay up front and then try to claim it back, and if you're lucky you might get a percentage. And then there's the cost of medicines. Prescriptions are charged at full price (0 subsidies) plus a 10 fold markup! But this is the model the Tories wanted for the UK!
You don't believe me? Look it up for yourself, or better still, ask an American!
Labour are NOT in POWER !!!! At least let them get in before calling them out !
They may get in but will have no power (except the tax us all).
But Starmer is treating Labour candidates with disrespect. He has forced a few on the left of the party to stand down. He is forcing candidates, even incumbents, to campaign in other constituencies, which are designated battleground seats. Unless a candidate is standing in a very safe Labour seat or a no hope for Labour seat they don't have time to do that.
Giving any political party a free ride us a terrible idea
Thanks man ,I wholeheartedly agree with all you say here🙏
In a two party system unfortunately they don’t need to throw a bone to the people! Why we need rid of FPTP system.
Scotlands won't be voting red tories or blue the uniparty
We will find out next week, but you may be disappointed.
@@col.hertford9855 lmao england always votes their criminal masters red and blue over and over again expecting different results ...
Liebor are going to privatize your nhs enjoy
@@col.hertford9855 ohhh bless did my comment upset you boot taster
@@ImloyaltoScotlandonly I’m more worried for you mental health incase Scotland proves you wrong. But given the the response, you mental already.
@@col.hertford9855 lmao let's compare Scotland with England shall we ...
How's that sewage pouring in to England's rivers and seas 🤣🤣🤣
The boat problem all goes back to all the wars waged in the name of democracy and liberalism. People might claim "well the wars are kinda over". 1st they aren't. 2nd they have economically, structurally, socially been destroyed by wars. This and civil wars constantly promoted rather then allowing for people to naturally resolve issues will lead to constant immigration.
OK!!! People may say, "why don't they stay in other western European countries?" Well Europe main land has moved hard right and they are further on the right then the UK. Migrants coming on boats will be doing it as a last result. They would have had multiple applications rejected.
Create a problem and never own it. Expect every other person to carry your problems. This is the British way. They will demonize these poor souls. They are just trying to survive.
Farage may win sweet FA, with any luck!
Greetings.
How about a bone for remainers / rejoiners…? I understand that Starmer doesn’t want to alienate Brexiters who might want to vote Labour ahead of the General election, and that everyone in the country has to really feel the pain of being outside the EU before there is a groundswell of opinion in favour of rejoining. But come on Kier just a tiny little bone so we can keep the flame of possibility alive…
@@aidannolan6656 so lie to people says it all about LIEbor
Some free advertising for Rooddog. Throw him a bone.
My concern is it's almost certainly going to need some dramatic, definitively not-boring politics to fix the big problems we have
Cautious politics are for when things are broadly working, and we are _not_ broadly working
The way to stop people crossing in boats is to make that crossing not worthwhile. Sunak tried to do that with Rwanda. But that was only ever going to cover a small number of people at great expense. A far cheaper and more socially acceptable way would be to make a deal with France to return 100% of people who cross in boats back to France. Obviously the UK would have to give them something in return. The UK should set up an asylum application centre in France and take an equivalent number of asylum seekers to the number that get returned from the boat crossings. That way France isn’t having more asylum seekers by accepting the returns and there will be huge reduction in the desire to make the boat crossing, so the camps that exist purely to facilitate the boat crossings would disperse. Everybody wins except the people traffickers.
throwing us a bone , its funny that , i was working in brighton when blair threw us a bone , the nationalminimum wage , a godsend at the time as hanningtons didnt pay well per hour ,and half my wage went on rent , but now to hear it said in the town of brighton but only something for farage to chew on ,
heres a few better bones
end the 2 child benefit cap raise 4 million kids out of poverty , you get my vote
scrap the bedroom tax , one i dnt pay but many of my neighbours , friends do , you get mine and their vote straight away
reduce food costs and introduce rent caps and wealth taxes on the energy companies ,,,now thats a nice bone
Many of the fears about Labour are based on outdated perceptions, particularly those rooted in the 1970s. The Labour Party has indeed changed significantly since then.
Here's a more balanced perspective:
Since the 1970s, Labour has undergone major changes, most notably with Tony Blair's "New Labour" in the 1990s, which adopted more centrist economic policies.
Keir Starmer's Labour is quite different from both the 1970s Labour and Jeremy Corbyn's recent leadership, positioning itself as more moderate and business-friendly.
Modern Labour has distanced itself from the high-tax, high-spending policies of the 1970s. Rachel Reeves, the shadow chancellor, has explicitly ruled out increasing the top rate of income tax.
Despite these changes, some media outlets and political opponents continue to draw comparisons to the 1970s Labour, which can influence public perception.
While Labour has changed, there are still policy differences with the Conservatives, such as plans to reform non-dom status and approach to public services.
The economic challenges of the 1970s were complex and not solely attributable to Labour policies, involving global factors like the oil crisis.
So,many fears about Labour based on its 1970s image are largely unsubstantiated when considering the party's current policies and leadership.
Everything you said was sensible
You can not throw a please-meant to the right. Look what happen to the Tory party. And why we all hate each other more now is because of brexit. That was so toxic. The amount of hate. And still is because of it. Plus if we need to grow economically we need to trade with are close friends. The eu. So really it’s a know brain that we trade with them the most.
Politics will never be boring because the wrong people become politicians. And that has always been the way. Why would it change now? Where's the incentive for them to actually do good and be less self serving?
Just "Squiful" farage. Couldn't have put it better myself 🤣
They don’t need to throw Farage a bone, they need to fix the issue and make him redundant for a bit until he works out the next grift.
Give farage his fart drinking glass
There are not enough houses as it is.
If the tories process the Asylum seekers, where are they going to live?
I blame the tories. This is what Rwanda was all about.
They didn't build any houses and the Asylum seekers would highlight that.
There are over a million empty properties in the UK . That's 4% of our housing stock. The problem is people buying houses as investments or for money laundering purposes rather than buying them as homes.
Just watch Blair address Farage in the EU parliament. That is what Starmer needs to do with him.
Blair started this .... The dirty, filthy war criminal.
I would love that
Just "Squiful" farage. Couldn't have put better myself 🤣
He needs to stop taking bribes from the rich and corporations and actually implement policies that help normal people. Not just helping out big business. For example, the constant narrative of using more private healthcare in the NHS and no, i don't believe Streeting and Reeves when they say it would be temporary
There isn’t a constant narrative of using more private healthcare.
I suggest you read what Wes Streeting actually says not what your echo chambers take out of context
@@RobinHarris-nf4yv i do listen, i've seen the interviews. How about you stop gaslighting and denying reality. It's also true that he's accepted donations from US private healthcare companies. So it's not exactly hard to join the dots. This is the problem i have with voting Labour. The lies and gaslighting from them and people like you
@@RobinHarris-nf4yv
Labour's promise to abolish leasehold within 100 days - Abandoned
Labour's promise to abolish tuition fees - Abandoned
BBC News - Labour set to ditch pledge for free university tuition, Starmer says
Labour's promise to end the two-child limit - Abandoned
Labour's promise to defend free movement - Abandoned
Labour's promise to abolish universal credit - Abandoned
Labour's promise to stand with trade unions - Abandoned
Labour's promise to ban zero-hour contracts - Abandoned
Labour's promise to enact right to roam in England - Abandoned
Labour's promise to stand up for universal services - Abandoned
Labour's promise to raise the tax on big tech to 10% - Abandoned
Labour's promise to introduce self-ID for trans people - Abandoned
BBC News - Labour drops pledge to introduce self-ID for trans people
Labour's promise to nationalise mail, energy and water - Abandoned
Labour's promise to end NHS private sector outsourcing - Abandoned
Labour's promise to stop new North sea oil and gas drilling - Abandoned
Labour's promise to guarantee childcare for young children - Abandoned
Labour's promise to scrap private schools’ charitable status - Abandoned
Labour's promise to abolish the House of Lords in their first term - Abandoned
Labour's promise to increase income tax for the top 5% of earners - Abandoned
Labour's promise to implement the UN disability convention into UK law - Abandoned
Labour's promise to "put the New Green Deal at the heart of everything we do" - Abandoned
Labour's promise to spend £28 billion annually on green investment from year one - Abandoned
@@RobinHarris-nf4yv
Labour's promise to abolish leasehold within 100 days - Abandoned
Labour's promise to abolish tuition fees - Abandoned
BBC News - Labour set to ditch pledge for free university tuition, Starmer says
Labour's promise to end the two-child limit - Abandoned
Labour's promise to defend free movement - Abandoned
Labour's promise to abolish universal credit - Abandoned
Labour's promise to stand with trade unions - Abandoned
Labour's promise to ban zero-hour contracts - Abandoned
Labour's promise to enact right to roam in England - Abandoned
Labour's promise to stand up for universal services - Abandoned
Labour's promise to raise the tax on big tech to 10% - Abandoned
Labour's promise to introduce self-ID for trans people - Abandoned
BBC News - Labour drops pledge to introduce self-ID for trans people
Labour's promise to nationalise mail, energy and water - Abandoned
Labour's promise to end NHS private sector outsourcing - Abandoned
Labour's promise to stop new North sea oil and gas drilling - Abandoned
Labour's promise to guarantee childcare for young children - Abandoned
Labour's promise to scrap private schools’ charitable status - Abandoned
Labour's promise to abolish the House of Lords in their first term - Abandoned
Labour's promise to increase income tax for the top 5% of earners - Abandoned
Labour's promise to implement the UN disability convention into UK law - Abandoned
Labour's promise to "put the New Green Deal at the heart of everything we do" - Abandoned
Labour's promise to spend £28 billion annually on green investment from year one - Abandoned
@@gooner7331 you don’t listen.
Wes Streeting has repeatedly said the NHS free at the point of service is 100% what he believes and supports
He also is talking of bringing primary care fully into the NHS
And no he hasn’t accepted donation from US healthcare companies. If you think he has please can you state which specific companies.
You need to fact check the BS you are hearing in your echo chamber
I reckon- dent on poverty, he needs to start bringing back the public services.
Im talking bring back the water companies into public ownership.
Just take them back.
Railways- take them back at end of contracts
Start public energy company.
Free nurse training.
Pay for all this by cutting the corrupt contracts- we don’t need to be paying for the yachts of the super rich anymore
Stop the boats- just open a legit processing centre in EU
This! I've been saying this since as a teenager in the '80s I watched Thatcher hand the country's most valuable assets to rich shareholders.
People shouldn't be making a profit out of basic life necessities - housing, energy, water, transport, public infrastructure, healthcare, and education.
But it'll take a massive effort to recover that which was stolen from our country.
Child poverty. Being the 8th richest is a myth though it’s so London Banking Centric it needs distributing more fairly. To do that people who have a lot of wealth need taxing appropriately. That is along closer to the income tax level.
We need Starmer to work for the good of the people of our country, not pander to you just because you need a bone.
The person on the roundabout wasn't jay from the Inbetweeners was it??
I agree life was better pre conservative 2010 but I really don’t feel that anything is going to be better present day under Starmer, there’s just no commitment or transparency in what they are actually going to do and fear we are just going to get more of the same. They really need to open up and stop playing their cards so close to their chest because the more they stay so quiet and not shoot down the political propaganda the more the trust ebbs away!
Unfortunately, they can't. In order to win power under FPTP, Labour MUST play their cards close to their chest. Otherwise the media will have a field day and the Tories will win again.
I think we can expect a worse version of the tories now.... Stavile will be the UKs Biden.
There is no worse version of the Tories, except perhaps, Reform, who are just the Tories on steroids.
Yes reform are worser than torys I tell you it's a party with ex torys and defected ones
@@moomin7461 I don't think so. Farage is the UK trump and that's a major problem for wefmonster. Labour will deliver a very progressive Britain, straight into Agenda 2030s hands.
@@moomin7461 I was censored, so I guess you're doing the safe and effective work of the klub.
Makes me laugh when rishi sunack talka about foreign court blocking his rwanda flights it isn't foreign court we own it dont think labour scrap pip torys want replace it food vouchers but might attack sickness benefit same way kust do it differently through nhs linking job center,s to career services think universal credit bedroom tax 2 child benefits cap is here stay like say carry on with bit pressure lifted new labour are like lighter version of tory party just don't go as far
Great advert for Rood Dog!!
Planning reform is a bone, a pretty important one if we want to make progress on housing, net zero and gdp growth.
I thought you had to drive at 20 mph in england
Larry flowers van at 4:00
Larey… wretched spellchecker!
Absolutely agree, national disgrace the proliferation of people needing food banks under the Tories. I'd never heard of a food bank until more recent times. It's abuse of public office the dereliction of duty to have allowed this to happen and them normalise it, all at the same time more billionaires are made.
Tories, labour, both establishment shills..... The WEF are the real problem.
To squash and stiffle = squiffle.😅
I agree but alas it's unlikely to happen .
I've always beleived both labour and Tory are establishment party's and must work within the parameters of the establishment .
This means we could have 100 years of labour in power but we will still have poverty , homelessness , unlivable benefits and pensions , and all the rest of it as we know it .
Remember Blair's Labour did nothing about wealth inequality
Read a lot of the comments, in combo with the video it's clear that people aren't really asking that much of Labour.
Thing is though, we're never going to get it. Labour aren't in your neighbourhood begging for your vote are they?
Rayner is on video pretty much begging for votes.
Were not the ones that matter, if we were, they'd already be addressing the largely simple requests yourself and commenter are making, they're not that much.
The way they're treating their electorate is no different to the tories
Its you that helps us make are mind up ,otherwise i haven't a clue
Im labour member and volunteer been trying push my party raise tax threshold 20k cut vat ir duty never listen but id prefer have basic universal along side universal credit separate benefit which pays along side universal credit help tackle poverty agree with greens on this but can't see labour doing as wont go near wealthy only thing except is bit if easing on nhs state schools by closing down couple tax loop holes ending tax breaks which only saves fraction,s
I'm amazed by the number of people who have forgotten what life was like under the last Labour Govt or can't be bothered to find out. If you think that Starmer's Labour can turn 14 years of rot, theft and neglect around quickly, you live in La-La land. it will take at least 2 terms to get us back to approaching 2010 levels, then we have to rebuild to current world economic and trade levels following that. This is a generation's work at least to complete, much like the generation of destruction most of those hating on Starmer voted for or ignored because of Brexit.
It's not the last labour government is it it red Tory starmer under Jeffrey Epsteins mate Peter mandelson
That's why Labour need to bring in PR, because any improvements they make will be reversed as soon as the Tories get back in again.
Yeah unfortunately the British public are uneducated and easily manipulated,
14 years of the conservatives destroying Britain 🇬🇧, the damage is done, good luck Britain
@@moomin7461 lmao liebor lied they're not doing p.r and not stopping Tory austerity
@@ImloyaltoScotlandonlylook pal, the austerity introduced by the Tories in 2011 was, and let me make this QUITE clear, an ideological choice. The possible austerity we may be facing come a labour victory will be quite possibly a necessity.......and I don't like that anymore than you do, but after 14 bluddy years of the rich helping themselves to everything going, we may have to face 2, maybe 3 years of just about managing for those who can and extra help for those who can't.
Britain will never back the insincere 'Sir'.
I hope you get another 5 years of Tories then, it’ll serve you right
Sir Keir Starmer is sincere
MATE he inherited the worse Labour party. He has all the media against him. He's doing a good job, if anything being boring is good.
Exactly, when you think about how the worst anyone can really say about him is he's boring or he changed policies (after major events and tory screw-ups changed our economic situation), and after every TV debate or interview they pretty much have to take his words out of context to make any sort of drama out of it; I would say he's doing a pretty damned good job so far.
I've been watching the debates and he always comes out of it IMO looking really good, his latest ones actually made me feel like I might be able to have some pride in my nationality again one day.
@@lcg8220be boring is not the problem with Starmer and Labour. It's their lack of ideas or policies. Expect more of the same with continuing austerity under the excuse of fiscal rules. They'll have a huge majority but do fa with it... except maybe privatisation of the NHS
@@keithparker1346 Come on dude, at least read their manifesto before you say that, there's loads of fantastic plans in there. You can't trust the media to tell you any of this, of course they're just gonna say its boring and uninspired because they can't find anything to criticise.
Re-elected mmmmm
end Brexit
@@WinstonMelbourne-vt2vt liebor said no
@@ImloyaltoScotlandonly yes it must end asap
@@WinstonMelbourne-vt2vt agreed but starmer said no to ending brexit
@@ImloyaltoScotlandonly he lies he knows Brexit will do to him what it's done to every PM watch as he will have no choice
@@WinstonMelbourne-vt2vt of course he lying just like bozo and sunak lied and it's not up to starmer it's up to the e.u
Why would any sane English person vote for a politician who prefers Davos to Westminster and whose party ideology prefers the
dispensation of borders and the secure protection and meaning of the nation state?
very well said - but I called it 2+ years ago - Labour will follow the Conservative spending model just like they did in 1997 and upon reflection Blair said it was a totally wrong thing to do.
The biggest problem Labour has is Rayner, she'll stab Starmer in the back the first opportunity she gets, get behind Nigel.
No.
@@moomin7461 Yes.
Farage is the biggest snake in that sewage system. He works for Pootin. Start studying Ruzzian 🎉
Vote Labour we get sharia law
Stopping the boats is something we agree on across the political spectrum, so you're being a little disingenuous there. Protect women's rights and find a middle ground that help trans people live their best life.
Vote George Galloway of Workers Party for PM
Any political party in power would do the things you said, but im guessing labor won't, squafile is my new favorite word.
If you think the last 14 years was bad wait till anti British labour starts throwing its wait around 🤔
I have a business background the things I know lol
Starmer's Labour be like "I'm sorry, I thought you wanted the Tories out. Who says we actually have to do anything differently from them?"
I really hope Starmer will find money for mental health care. Looks like you could use it a great deal.
1. First point you made the housing gets give to foreigners not our own that why the homeless figures are so high.
2. The second point on the economy, labour did a cracking job last time of spending all the money and ruining the economy.
3. Third point yes he needs to stop the boats, but do you honestly think he will.
If he did stop the boats that would help to sort out the first two points.
The 2008 financial crash ruined the economy. Whilst national debt did go up, this wasn't the main problem.. that was mitigation or more the attempted mitigation of the crash.
You cannot stop the boats. We have a legal obligation to process asylum claims. Just get them done quick so the applicants are not housed in some "5 star hotel" and either accepted in or deported. The far bigger issues is overall immigration levels. 700k plus just last year is unnecessarily high