Tonight on Pierce Morgan Uncensored with me Richard Tice.

And me, Isabelle Oakshot.

Quasi Quarteng held the nation's purse string as the British economy imploded.

His friend and ally Liz Truss fired him to save her own job, which she lost anyway just six days later.

Tonight, in his first live interview interview since the 44 days that changed

political history, Kwase Quarteng joins us in the studio. Plus almost two

million British people use illicit black market cannabis to manage their medical

conditions. Is it time to relax the law and possibly even tax it? We'll

debate that as well.

Live from London, this is, here's Morgan Uncensored with Richard Tice and Isabel Oakesholt.

Well, he was a man who had it all blessed with a brilliant brain. He was a King's Scholar at Eaton, got a double first at Cambridge. he was a man who had it all, blessed with a brilliant brain. He was a King scholar at Eton, got a double first at Cambridge.

He was a Kennedy scholar at Harvard, and then he added a PhD to his name.

His first taste of the limelight was way back in 1995 when he was a member of the team

that won the BBC Quiz Show University Challenge. After a stint in the city, he landed one of the team that won the BBC Quiz Show University Challenge.

After a stint in the city, he landed one of the safest seats in the country,

becoming a Conservative MP in 2010.

He then worked his way up to the second most powerful political position in the country

as Britain's first black chancellor.

Quasi Quarteng is one of those annoying people

that are good at almost everything,

except perhaps looking after our cash,

because within 38 days of his appointment to the Treasury,

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