‘I felt DOOMED!’ Andrew Pierce grills Liz Truss over shortest term as PM in HISTORY | The Reaction
In this special edition of The Reaction, former prime minister Liz Truss discusses her rapid ascent to power and shock downfall. Liz reveals to Andrew Pierce the dramatic beginning to her premiership, including her historic encounter with the Queen at Balmoral, and the advice she ignored from Her Majesty.
From political plotting to woke institutions, Liz paints a vivid picture of the turmoil of her tenure in Number 10 and admits that her position felt doomed from the start. She denied being embarrassed that she will go down in history as the UK’s shortest-serving PM, holding office for just 49 days before being ousted. Andrew grills her about mistakes she made, her chaotic budget and rumours about her relationship with then Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng.
Despite her brief tenure, Liz reflects on her legacy, and the urgent message in her new book, “Ten Years to Save the West”, urging conservatives worldwide to confront leftwing and woke ideology.
00:00 Intro
1:03 Queen Elizabeth’s last few days
5:47 Balancing The Queen’s death with being PM
10:04 Did Liz Truss’ colleagues let her down?
11:25 ‘Ten Years To Save The West!’
15:06 The changes Blair made!
17:37 ‘Get on with fracking!’
19:15 How do we take on China?!
22:23 The economy!
24:57 Being blocked from appointing a civil servant
29:25 The Cabinet Secretary trying to bring Liz down?
31:30 Lack of SUPPORT!
32:45 What would Liz have done differently?
35:08 How are you going to save the West?
37:04 Boris could’ve DIED from COVID!
38:22 Damascus moment!
40:40 Are you embarrassed?
41:35 What’s next?
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