richard walker. former cabinet minister andrea leadsom. and the bbc s deputy political editor, vicki young. the chancellors day began like this. this 45p rate was simply a distraction in our mission to achieve higher growth. a u turn on the scrapping the 45p top rate of tax a policy he d announced in his mini budgetjust 10 days ago. now, in a little under 15 minnutes he ll be addressing the party faithful to persuade them that he is the man to be trusted with the economy through turbulent times. welcome to politics live in birmingham. andrea led some, after the market turmoil following the mini budget on the 23rd of september by kwasi kwarteng, and then the dramatic u turn overnight and this morning, on a central plank of that budget, and the economic perspectives of the government, how damaged is kwasi kwarteng s authority? i damaged is kwasi kwarteng s authori ? ~ ., , authority? i think it was really important authority? i think it was really important that author
of africa. didn t think that could happen? it is happening. in africa, china now calls the shots, it takes the natural resources for itself, period. as of tonight there is only one remaining african country that dares to recognize taiwan and it happens to be among the smallest countries in africa, swaziland. everyone else on the continent obeys beijing. how can this be happening? isn t colonialism racist and bad? yes, it is and no one is worse and more racist than the chinese. go on chinese social media sometime and see how they describe the africans they ve subjugated, it s horrifying. why isn t the new york times writing stories about any of this? you know why. because the new york times is on china s side, that s why they all but ignore the brutal chinese colonization of latin america which is also in full swing right now. colonialism violates everything the new york times once claim to believe in but that s okay because i never really believed any of it anyway, it w
clapping members seem to like it. they were clapping when he talked about the tax cuts clapping when he talked about the tax cuts and the supply side reform, no details tax cuts and the supply side reform, no details on tax cuts and the supply side reform, no details on what they are going to look like. no details on what they are going to look like, when they are actually going look like, when they are actually going to look like, when they are actually going to be done, but i imagine he would going to be done, but i imagine he would be going to be done, but i imagine he would be pretty happy with how that went would be pretty happy with how that went. ~ . would be pretty happy with how that went. . ., ., ,., would be pretty happy with how that went. ~ ., ., i. . ., would be pretty happy with how that went. . ., ., y., . ., ., went. what about you, richard? you said fairly early went. what about you, richard? you said fairly early on, went. what about you, rich
collapsing. tucker: it was the covid pandemic that revealed who bolsonaro really is. he did what our leaders refused to do during covid, he thought for himself. he didn t let anthony fauci make decisions for brazil, he did what he believed was in the best interest of his own country. he declared there would be no national lockdown in brazil during covid to. he refused to take the covid shot himself having already recovered from the virus. he raised concerns about vaccinating children, a fascinating story. he explains what he did all this after the break.