'You can't bully Ryan': Paul Goldsmith and Willie Jackson go head-to-head | Rya…

'You can't bully Ryan': Paul Goldsmith and Willie Jackson go head-to-head | Ryan Bridge TODAY <!--mynz:youtube-chapters--> {"v":1,"chapters":[{"timeSeconds":0,"label":"Introduction to Political Panel","summary":"Ryan Bridge introduces the political panel, noting that Willie Jackson and Paul Goldsmith are present. He mentions that he expected other guests but they are not there."},{"timeSeconds":48,"label":"Goldsmith on Housing Crisis","summary":"Paul Goldsmith discusses the housing crisis, stating he found out about the situation a week or two ago and was shocked. He questions how the government can claim success when housing prices are not decreasing."},{"timeSeconds":103,"label":"Critique of Government Housing Policy","summary":"Goldsmith expresses disbelief at the government's housing policy, stating it seems insane that they are not building enough houses. He contrasts this with the previous Labour government's approach."},{"timeSeconds":203,"label":"Debate on Government's Housing Record","summary":"The discussion shifts to the government's housing record, with Bridge questioning Goldsmith on whether the government is doing enough. Goldsmith argues that the government has been successful in reducing rent pressure and helping first-home buyers."},{"timeSeconds":342,"label":"Housing Affordability and Government Actions","summary":"Goldsmith criticizes the government's housing policies, calling them a 'total disaster' and stating they have given landlords breaks while not building enough affordable housing. He questions the government's approach to the housing crisis."},{"timeSeconds":445,"label":"Criticism of Government's Approach","summary":"Goldsmith reiterates his criticism of the government's housing policies, stating they are not building enough houses and are instead investing in their mates. He questions the government's commitment to helping people."},{"timeSeconds":597,"label":"Government's Housing Policy Under Scrutiny","summary":"Goldsmith continues to question the government's housing policy, highlighting the increase in debt and the lack of progress in building affordable homes. He suggests that the government's approach is failing."},{"timeSeconds":717,"label":"Final Questions on Government Performance","summary":"Bridge asks Goldsmith a final question about the government's performance, specifically regarding the number of units sold and the effectiveness of their policies. Goldsmith expresses concern about the government's approach to housing."}]} <!--/mynz:youtube-chapters-->