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to catch up on the latest I on the World. Here's John Bachelor.

Welcoming Joseph Sternberg, member of the editorial board of the Wall Street Journal.

He writes the political economics column.

He's based in London, and he returns to a moment in British Premiership history, Liz Truss, as Prime Minister leading the Tories for X number of days, and suddenly everything turned extremely bearish in London.

Something very complicated happened accusing Miss Harrahs and her Chancellor of wrecking the English pound, wrecking the English markets because

they proposed a supply side budget, proposed it, it no vote no reading the first time

the second time proposed it and yet here we have again if I follow Joe's most

recent column correctly, a trust moment that can come home

to America easily following the election in two weeks time.

Joe, it's necessary for us to review a story that you very carefully

explicated at the time but here we are at a moment time when it could come

back. What is it that Liz Truss and her Chancellor were accused of and how

can it be explained as a coincidence and not a conspiracy? Good evening to you.

Hey John, so we're back in September of not a conspiracy good evening to you

uh... hey john so we're back in september of twenty two

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