The former Prime Minister is making some bold claims.
"If it's not double, it's more."
"What they really think about is, do I have a job? Is my daughter safe when she goes out on Saturday night?"
He admitted people who are doing it tough will find it even tougher.
"It's the right time for me to step back on my commitments."
"What better way to celebrate than blue sausage party."
The former Prime Minister has weighed in.
The former PM says the election result is "far from certain" and is urging Kiwis to vote for National to avoid waking up in "limbo land".
When asked if people can trust Peters, Sir John chuckled and said, "Hope so!"
He's also rejecting criticisms of costings.
It's on top of the annual payments they receive.
"New Zealand could be seen as a really important go-between voice for other countries into China."
"It's going to get worse," the former PM asserts.
He was playing in the charity event Chasing the Fox Super Six golf day.
The former Prime Minister has weighed in on the country's falling house prices.
But he believes New Zealand is looking out for its own interests.
The ACT leader said his party will "steer New Zealand away from its current path of high tax, high debt nonsense".
His comments were met with surprise by one China expert.
"I am not saying it would've been the right decision but I am just saying it's what I would've done."
He's spoken to two Australian newspapers.