good morning and a very warm welcome to our viewers watching around the world and here at home. pippa, you and i have done a lot of these conferences, big get togethers. this is pretty unusual, isn t it, to start against this backdrop? in unusual, isn t it, to start against this backdrop? this backdrop? in 20 years of coverin: this backdrop? in 20 years of covering politics this backdrop? in 20 years of covering politics and - this backdrop? in 20 years of covering politics and coming| this backdrop? in 20 years of. covering politics and coming to these annual events i ve never been in a situation like this, never seen a situation like this. there is so much liz truss needs to do. she needs to convince her veryjittery party, her members who backed her during the contest and mp5, that she understands their concerns but much more importantly she needs to talk beyond them to the public, who are incredibly anxious about the prospect of mortgage rates going up, their energy bil
trouble? i think it brings his judgment into question. noj trouble? i think it brings his - judgment into question. no sound. trouble? i think it brings his judgment into question. no sound. in judgment into question. no sound. in the sunday times judgment into question. no sound. in the sunday times story judgment into question. no sound. in the sunday times story suggesting, . the sunday times story suggesting, being told that he should double down on his plans and of course as we all know he then went on television on sunday and suggested there might be more changes to come so it definitely brings hisjudgment into question and secondly the big problem the government faces right now is showing people they are on their side, that s already been buffeted a bit with the 45p tax cut and the bankers bonuses policy and now to make it look as though actually he is prepared to talk and maybe act, though the treasury denies there was the conversation, on the back of a meeting, a champa