Hello and welcome to Broconomics. Now, as you know, this show is about the collapse of systems,

not just economic, but geopolitical, political, and all of those things. So I thought it'd be good

to speak to somebody who really knows about leadership at the absolute highest level. So I thought,

who do I know who has run a country? And then I thought,

ah, me old mucker Tony Blair. Tony, are you on the line? Okay, we might be having some

technical issues. I think my producer is just getting Tony on the line. And as soon as he comes

through, we go into the interview. But in the meanwhile, I do, I do have his book here that he's just written, which I've made a number of notes on.

So I thought it might be worth to go through this book because, well, he's written about leadership.

Now, this isn't an autobiography. It is not about his time in office. It's not about party politics.

But what it is about is the art of leadership, how you do it. And it is surprisingly actually quite good.

This is not to say that I think that Tony Blair was a good Prime Minister. I think that

he was absolutely ruinous for this country. Looking back on it now, I do have to wonder whether

this country would have been quite as ruined if it was somebody else in power, because of course

you look at the Anglo-Sphere, you look at Canada, Australia, New Zealand and America, and all of them have gone to the dogs at about the same time as well. So clearly there is something

in the globalist waters which is steering in this direction. But undoubtedly, the effect

of Tony Blair was awful for this country. So, and even though he rarely mentions policy examples in here,

when he does, I disagree with them 100%. So for example, he highlights what he believes to be

the perfect policy, which was the COVID policy era and the lockdowns So he considers that basically an example of perfect

policy, which is an anathema to me. If you've been watching my show for a while, you know

that that was what radicalised me. So I disagree with that. He also uses Brexit as an example

of a bad policy.

So basically, whenever he gets, and he doesn't do this very often, but when he does get down to the policy level, he has a take which is basically 180, what I would give you.

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