other candidates in this race. tell the truth, liz. what i will be clear. about is that i started in the women and equalities job. there was a plan to move forward on self id. - exactly. which she said she had changed. then real divisions exposed over the economy, in particular where tax rises introduced by the government should be reversed. we need to help people now, and that is why. if i was elected as prime minister, i would immediately reverse - the national insurance increases, which i called out in cabinet. - i was opposed to them in cabinet. i would also remove . the green energy levy. so, i don t think the responsible thing to do right now its launching to some unfunded spree of burrowing and more debt. that willjust make inflation worse. it will make the problem longer. the former chancellor seemed happy to take on his colleagues. liz, we have to be honest. lam being honest. we have to be honest.
tom tugendhat, is boris johnson an honest man? no. - applause. that was the first applause of the evening. then, there was disagreement over who d taken what position on transgender rights when they were in government. i ve never been in favour of self id. i would ve made the system much better, but i would never have divorced it from healthcare. i didn t work with penny, but my understanding was that the previous minister who had done the rule had wanted self id, and that was something that i reversed with liz. so, who s right? i m not going to go around. tell the truth, liz. ..criticising other candidates in this race. tell the truth, liz. what i will be clear about is i started in the women and equalitiesjob. there was a plan to move forward on self id. exactly. ..which she said she changed. then, real divisions exposed over the economy in particular whether tax rises introduced by the government should be reversed.
i m not going to go around. tell the truth, liz. ..criticising other candidates in this race. tell the truth, liz. what i will be clear about is i started in the women and equalitiesjob. there was a plan to move forward on self id. exactly. which she said she changed. then, real divisions exposed over the economy in particular whether tax rises introduced by the government should be reversed. we need to help people now, and that s why if i was elected as prime minister, i would immediately reverse the national insurance increases which i called out in cabinet, i was opposed to them in cabinet. i d also remove the green energy levy. so, i don t think the responsible thing to do right now is launch into some unfunded spree of borrowing and more debt. that willjust make inflation worse. just briefly. it will make the problem longer. applause. the former chancellor seemed happy to take on his colleagues. liz, we have to be honest. we have to be honest.
is borisjohnson honest? ah. laughter. sometimes. there have been some really severe issues and i think that he has paid a price for that. i tried to give him the benefit of the doubt for as long - as possible and ultimately, i i reached the conclusion that i couldn t, and that s why i resigned. - he himself has said that some of the statements issued were not 100% accurate, so i take that at face value. tom tugendhat, is boris johnson an honest man? no. - applause. that was the first applause of the evening. then, there was disagreement over who d taken what position on transgender rights when they were in government. i ve never been in favour of self id. i would ve made the system much better, but i would never have divorced it from healthcare. i didn t work with penny, but my understanding was that the previous minister who had done the rule had wanted self id, and that was something that i reversed with liz. so, who s right?