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Hi, everybody. This is Gats Had. I've had lords on the show. I've had knights on the show, but I can't say I've had a

former Prime Minister of the UK on the show. The right Honourable Liz Truss, how are you doing?

I'm very well, Gad. How are you? I'm doing well. So such a pleasure to meet you. I guess for

those of you who don't know, Liz, and I asked her permission for us to

address each other by first name, and she kindly and graciously said yes. So Liz was, I guess,

about three years ago you served as prime minister, correct? That's right, yes.

While I understand that at times it's probably not healthy to engage in a psychology of regret.

Is there anything in what transpired, which is you didn't serve very long as Prime Minister

of the UK, that you regret, that could have been differently, that could have allowed

you to still be sitting in that particular position?

Well, I think if I'd got along with the orthodoxy, I would still be prime minister,

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