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information. Hello, I'm James Syphon, I'm joined by Katie Walls here in Parliament. We've just

heard Liz Truss' departure speech from Dying Street. Here's what she had to say.

From my time as Prime Minister, I am more convinced than ever that we need to be bold and confront

the challenges that we face. As the Roman philosopher, Seneca wrote, it's not because things are

difficult that we do not dare. It's because we do not dare that they are difficult. We simply cannot

afford to be a low growth country where the government takes up an increasing share of our national

wealth. So I think the first thing that struck me about that speech was the fact that it wasn't

an apologetic speech. Instead, Liz Truss ultimately came out and I think when Theresa May had to step

down and obviously you have different types of speech. So you have your immediate resonated speech,

the one when you leave, but it felt so she was choking up a bit and I think Liz Truss held it

together very well, but also in terms of what she was trying to do that speech. It didn't feel

as though it was a speech she wanted to discuss regrets or even offer an apology in the way that

she had offered an apology earlier on when she was still Prime Minister or in the interview about

the way things have been handled, but instead she wanted to talk more about the positives of her

very short-time as Prime Minister and also give a hint to what she'll be doing next and the quote we

just heard I think relates to when it comes to her low tax growth agenda, it was quite clear that

she was still saying this is the right path and there was no but with hindsight I think we could

have done it differently. It was almost like she thought she'd got that bit out the way and

and therefore I think it will jarg of some people that after you have you know the shortest serving

Prime Minister, the situation that Richard and it's inheriting, there's nothing new to that.

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