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one this morning, the re emergence of the former prime minister. let s talk about that with grant shapps, the business secretary, welcome to you. you served briefly as liz truss s home secretary. you were at the cabinet table. jake berry has just said liz truss was right. do you agree? i just said liz truss was right. do you agree? just said liz truss was right. do ouauree? “ , , you agree? i think everybody in the conservative you agree? i think everybody in the conservative party you agree? i think everybody in the conservative party actually - you agree? i think everybody in the conservative party actually agreesl conservative party actually agrees that we don t want our taxes to be higher than they need to be to pay for our public services. we want an economy that is growing. here, jake is right. in her piece, liz truss does accept that you can t go straight to those tax cuts without not only laying out the groundwork, thatis not only laying out the groundwork, that is her p
made, series of decisions that have been made, whether it is on onshore wind or house building, sunak is making decisions or house building, sunak is making decisions with an eye to the right of the decisions with an eye to the right of the party, putting his party before of the party, putting his party before what we need in the country. and that before what we need in the country. and that is before what we need in the country. and that is the problem, because he will not and that is the problem, because he will not he and that is the problem, because he will not be able to deliver the growth will not be able to deliver the growth and change the country needs. but doesn t growth and change the country needs. but doesn t she have a point about the orthodoxy? some people on the left of the labour party think it s impossible to get the centre to move, doesn t she have a point on that? , ., ,, , move, doesn t she have a point on that? , . ,, , ., that? it s the ma