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Hello and welcome to rock and roll politics, the podcast with me Steve Richards.

Thank you so much for tuning in wherever you are, and we've got a lot to cram in our time together.

In a moment, if it's okay with all of you, a few assembly notices for our cooperative,

then I'm going to do something that some of you will probably collapse when I say this.

But I'm going to pose the question. Amidst the madness of Liz Truss and the delusions of a figure who presided over Britain as Prime Minister for four catastrophic weeks, does she pose one important question that needs addressing?

I pose it and I think she does actually for reasons I'll come on too. And then we will get through as many of your brilliant questions as it's

possible to do. So is that okay? That's what we're going to do in our time together while you're

running, baking,

walking up Arthur's seat, walking by a beautiful coastal path in Australia or whatever. So first

of all, the notices, we are almost in March. I can't quite sort of believe the speed

of which March is heading towards us. And of course, after that, the kind of

electron frenzy will be kind of intensifying. So I'm doing the first live shows of the year.

On March the 13th, the legendary rope tackle art centre in Shoreham. So that would be a brand new show there. And then that Saturday,

March the 16th, I'm at the York Book Festival speaking about my new book turning points. And as

well as reflecting on the turning points in the book, posing another question to the one I'm

daring to do today about trust.

And that's whether we are on the edge of a turning point in the UK with this general election and a likely change of government.

Change of government doesn't necessarily mean a turning point.

Will it this time?

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