In one of his final speeches as Prime Minister, Boris Johnson has blamed short-termism for

Britain's problems.

There is a simpler explanation, though, we keep being governed by Tories, and the penultimate

episode of Tisky Sour with Boris Johnson as Prime Minister, I'm joined by Aaron Bostani,

how are you doing?

Very well, Michael.

Very happy you're back.

Wasn't I back?

Oh, I suppose I was back on Wednesday, but not to speak to you.

I had a different co-host.

I'm delighted to be back and delighted to be back with you this evening.

Later in the show, I'll be speaking to the most controversial new member of Labour's

NEC, and we've got news on enough is enough and don't pay UK.

Boris Johnson is ending his premiership in the manner he started offending people by appearing

to dull out useless and insensitive advice in a time of crisis.

Yesterday, in a speech about energy, he said this.

If you have an old kettle that takes ages to boil, it may cost you £20 to replace it.

But if you get a new one, you'll save £10 a year for every year, £10 a year every year

on your electricity bill.

That was Boris Johnson in the middle of an unprecedented cost of living crisis, appearing

to tell people how they could save £10 in free years' time.

It seems that it'll like how he told us at the start of an airborne pandemic to just

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