you? in the last seven years i have provided leadership and you? in the last seven years i have i provided leadership and organisation through massive problems, whether it is brexit or covid, race relations, net zero, i have taken a lot of calls with potential leader. now i m thinking whether i should do it. i ve got into politics, because i thought i wanted an mp i could agree, maybe i want a prime minister i could respect. i have integrity, a willingness to do what is right for the long and short term, so i m considering standing, because conservative home members put me in their top ten and i should respect them. . , ., their top ten and i should respect them. ., i. ., i. their top ten and i should respect them. ., ., ., their top ten and i should respect them. . ., ., ., them. have you formed your team? how far alon: them. have you formed your team? how far along are them. have you formed your team? how far along are you? them. have you formed your team? how far along are you
so horribly wrong? it is clear this has been about the handling i has been about the handling ultimately of the chris pincher affair. it has not been about policy or about people like me not liking what he was doing. we accepted he was a brexit heseltine, a lot of intervention but out of eu. ministers have seen what they have referred to as a lack of honesty and integrity. it is better he goes now than dragging on to the privileges committee finding he had misled the house. ~ . .,, committee finding he had misled the house. ~ ., .,, , committee finding he had misled the house. ~ ., , ., house. what has the mood been like? i have been through house. what has the mood been like? i have been through a house. what has the mood been like? i have been through a lot, house. what has the mood been like? i have been through a lot, seven i i have been through a lot, seven years of being in the centre of things and i have never seen colleagues in a deeper sense of despair. people have been
mutiny in his party. it was so obvious yesterday in parliament, every where you turned, tory mps were saying the game is up. the thing that seems to have pushed the prime minister over the edge is the message from nadhim zahawi, chancellor for half message from nadhim zahawi, chancellorfor half a message from nadhim zahawi, chancellor for half a day, the education secretary for a day, resigning. he had no authority left. there wasn t a functioning government and he was forced out and he will confirm that soon. in government and he was forced out and he will confirm that soon. he will confirm that soon. in terms of boris johnson he will confirm that soon. in terms of boris johnson as he will confirm that soon. in terms of boris johnson as a he will confirm that soon. in terms of boris johnson as a prime - of borisjohnson as a prime minister, he came into power in an extraordinary set of circumstances. with all the deep divisions of brexit. he is leaving office also under extraord