The Tories held power for 14 years longer than any modern government, yet it ended in a historic defeat, as we're seeing today.

When you were the Prime Minister, where do you feel like you could have done better?

And the problem is I didn't have enough time to get legislation-free Parliament.

But they blamed that market meltdown on me, and there was just a pile on.

I was one person, and I essentially had a gun put to my head.

I definitely became Red Pilder's Prime Minister because I discovered just how powerful the deep state is.

And I thought, this country isn't really a democracy because a democratically selected leader

is not able to carry out their policies. Looking at the current state

of the UK, the economy, housing, healthcare, immigration, what keeps you up at night? The biggest

problem is is a Muslimism. Everything else is reversible. Being a racist, according to the British

liberal establishment, is worse than being a rapist. And they've just used it as an attack line.

And I think it's so important that we never, ever respond to that.

I'm getting more right wing every week.

Hi, everyone, and welcome to this week's episode of the Katie Miller podcast. We're excited to be joined by Liz Truss, the former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom today,

our first foreign guest on the podcast.

Well, I feel honored, honored to be the first foreigner.

Although I think the Brits have a lot of common with the Americans.

So walk me through briefly what it is like to be the prime minister of the UK.

I think Americans here know a lot about what it's like to be the president.

They see a lot of President Trump doing things.

They've seen President Biden, President Obama in recent memories. And really what we see domestically of,

you know, a foreign leader is not as much as what they do during the day or how that office

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