Don't know what to say, not simply because I've lost my voice, as you can see I'm

sounding quite hoarse, that's because I've been a Labour Party conference.

But where to begin with the state of the country and the government?

A neat poll has just come out, let's just have a little look at what that poll says.

This new poll, which is just emerged, obviously, emits the collapse of the economy,

Labour on 54%, the Conservatives on 21%, that's her 33 point lead for the opposition.

Estonishing, one projection suggests that if replicated at a general election under our first

past the post system, every single Conservative MP in Britain would lose their seat.

That's what we're talking about. The government's approval ratings,

calamitous, crazy and quieting, apparently I think 6% of the population think he's doing a good

job. I'd love to meet them. I think they largely work and we talk about this for

neoliberal think tanks or their relatives, doesn't they? This is a monumental calamity facing

the country and I think we should be in no illusions about that. The Conservative Party launched

a mini budget and under that mini budget they proposed drastic tax cuts for the richest 1%,

who obviously have been booming like never before over the last few years.

The consequences of that have been an epic catastrophe in the markets, the pound,

guilt, boring, you name it, an absolute catastrophe facing this country. Now, largely the people

are responsible for this, Liz Truss, who is a quarter time vanished, just disappeared, nowhere to be

seen. Except this morning, Liz Truss did a round of local radio stations. I'll come onto that

at the end after we speak to a brilliant expert because I want to talk to him first about what

this all means. We will go through every single car crash interview which Liz Truss did because I

think it's quite astonishing just to listen to that. The point of her doing it, of course, was

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