Hello, hello, hello. Welcome to the show. Is Liz Tross a revolutionary socialist on an

under-commission to destroy the concerted pie forever and discredit free market economics

in their entirety? I think that's a pretty, I mean, there's less rational explanations

for the behaviour of the Liz Tross government. I think it's fair to say she's had a rocky

start to her premiership. I say that. I think it is fair to say she's had the most disastrous

start, the most catastrophic start of any prime minister in history and bear in mind

for a significant portion of her premiership. There was the Queen's death, there was a period

of national mourning, so politics was suspended. She's certainly made an impression on the

British public. They don't like her or her policies. Largely because of her policies.

So just a quick re-run. She did an energy package which the government was going to have to

do because otherwise society would collapse because people can't afford to pay over £7,000

a year on energy bills and small businesses and medium-sized businesses would have gone

to the wall. But she refused to do it by imposing a windfall tax on excess profits. But

at least you can think, well, she's into me and she stops, you know, as much of a calamity

that would have meant for living standards, though people are still paying more in bills

than they were. And then of course she, her and her chancellor initiated a mini-budget

which slashes taxes on the rich, which is going to be paid for by slashing benefits for

struggling people, as well as of course cutting or reversing the cuts in corporation tax,

which Rishi Sunack had correctly noted the hikes. So the cuts in corporation tax under

the concerted says fail to increase investment that she's not interested in evidence. I'm

afraid she's very, very logically committed list to us. I think we certainly ascertain

that. That of course creates caused a massive economic crisis. Sell off of government bonds,

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