national insurance, it is wrong to be charging people the energy levy on top of their bills at the moment, we need to help people now. that is why, if i was elected as prime minister, i would why, if i was elected as prime minister, iwould immediately reverse the national insurance increases, which i called out and cabinet, i was opposed to them and cabinet. i would also remove the green energy levy. let cabinet. i would also remove the green energy levy- cabinet. i would also remove the green energy levy. let me ask you about this question, green energy levy. let me ask you about this question, because - green energy levy. let me ask you about this question, because it. green energy levy. let me ask you about this question, because it is. about this question, because it is really interesting, it has become a bit of a dividing line in this contest. conservative mps know the script, because they were speaking of the importance and necessity of putting up national insurance,
it, without some inspiration on how they would make savings to cover the cost? fin they would make savings to cover the cost? ~ , they would make savings to cover the cost? ~ , cost? on fiscal policy mps are very aware of the cost? on fiscal policy mps are very aware of the consequences - cost? on fiscal policy mps are very aware of the consequences of - cost? on fiscal policy mps are very i aware of the consequences of making unfunded tax commitments, particularly during a campaign. having a people will be looking at liz truss s response, and saying, why didn t you resign then? why were you defending this right until the very end? why didn t you call for borisjohnson s resignation? i think a lot of people can see through that, and i would imagine after today s performance, notjust at the channel for mac debate, but also at the debate earlier today, a lot of the debate earlier today, a lot of the members on the right would possibly fall in behind kemi badenoch in the next round.