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Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shots,

the spectator's daily politics podcast. I'm Katie Pools and today I'm joined by

Fraser Nelson, Kate Andrews and James Hill.

It's a packed episode. Liz Truss has just given her first major speech from the economy

since she left 10 Downing Street and this comes almost a year to the day to the mini budget

anniversary. Here's what she had to say when she spoke of the Institute for Government earlier

this morning. Now some people say we were in too much of a rush.

And it's certainly true that I didn't just try to fatten the pig on market day.

I tried to rear the pig, fatten the pig and slaughter the pig on market day.

I confessed to that. But the reason we were in a rush is because voters had voted for change.

They voted for change in 2016 and they voted for change again in 2019.

And I wanted to deliver that change and I knew we had limited time.

James, let's kick off for you because you were in the room where it happened.

Describe the atmosphere, the audience. Did she get in the pool?

Never thought. She got some polis sprawls, yes. But I would say that it was mostly

journalist keen. Shocked. But always know that Liz is good for a story. I thought the most

interesting attendee was Nigel Farage who was sitting there. Well see there is a journalist

or as a political backer. I wouldn't know Nigel's private intentions,

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