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Hello, this is the Red Box podcast, I'm Matt Jorley. Coming up on today's episode,

what do Tori MPs really think about Liz Juss in Quasi Quarting's growth plan? We've been

speaking to some of them, bringing their views off the record, including some cabinet ministers.

That's coming up in just a moment. We'll have the Columnist panel as well. Before that, though,

Liz Juss finally emerged from wherever it is she's been eyesing for the last week,

and did a morning round on local BBC radio stations. Somebody maybe in number 10 thought this

was going to be a nice, cushy, easy ride. Well, it really wasn't. So what I thought we'd do is

bring you what I thought was the best bits of Liz Truss going up against local radio stations.

Kicking off with Rema Ahmed, asking the questions from BBC Radio Leeds.

How are you? How are you doing? Have you slept well?

I have. Thank you very much. It's great to be here on radio.

I am really glad that you are here as well, because since Friday, since your Chancellor Quasi Quarting's

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