He didn't actually say that this morning, but he may as well have. He rejected any kind of limits at the top (I like this policy, but I think I'm in a minority) and then proceeded to talk about two solutions ending welfare dependency and encouraging aspiration. Two things struck me about what he said; the first was that while both are noble enough goals, to my mind they are the kind of thing politicians say when they're afraid to bite the bullet and actual suggest a policy that actually does something, the second is that he appears to have missed out a very large section of society.