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Spend 200 pounds on your first campaign and get a 200 pound credit for the next one. Go to LinkedIn.com slash lead to claim your offer. Terms and conditions apply. All righty folks. So I'm not live today, but a few weeks ago I sat down with Liz Trust, the former prime minister of the UK, who is unfairly maligned by the media treated as though she had done something

terrible by talking about. ago, I sat down with Liz Trust, the former Prime Minister of the UK, who was unfairly maligned

by the media treated as though she had done something terrible by talking about the necessity

for tax cuts and regulatory cuts in Great Britain. We sat down to talk about the essentially

invasion of the West by people who really, really hate the West. It's a pressing issue for

not just Europeans, but for Americans. Here's what it sounded like.

Well, Liz Truss, former Prime Minister of Great Britain. Thanks so much for taking the time.

Really appreciate it. Great to be here. So why don't we start with what went wrong in Great Britain?

Kirstarmer is now the Prime Minister of Great Britain to the shock and despair of many of us.

How exactly did that come about? Because you had conservative

dominance for a period of time. It appeared the conservative party moved in basically a leftward

direction. There was a, there's heavy emphasis on things like Green New Deal type things that you

would see in the United States, an unwillingness to revise any of the sort of bad fiscal bargains of the past.

How do you arrive at a point in British politics where Kirste Armour and the Labour Party are

dominant? And you have a rising Reform Party with Nigel Farage. And the Tory party, which had been

dominant for well over a decade here, now seems to be sort of fading. I think a lot of Britain's problems go back many,

many years. And we've always had a problem with our bureaucracy and the power of the

administrative state in Britain. But Tony Blair made it a whole lot worse in 1997. He gave more

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