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Dateline London

at what brexit is, brexit is a direct product of — i was a journalist here| in the late 805 and early 905 as well — and brexit was — i europe was — the issue that split the conservative party| apart, and the anti—europeans, and she was their figurehead —| have never forgiven her. in fact, ukip was formed i by conservative politicians who thought that john major not being a good thatcherite. - we still saw this obeisance. i tweeted last week, . "wouldn't it be simpler "to have a seance?" we will get all the - conservative party around, summon the spirit of - margaret thatcher, you can have a nice discussion, but can we actually bel legislating _ for the 215t century? i am not sure they really - are there, and you look at... you're right, they are not, and she still casts a spell, and the conservative party changed with her leadership. it became much more ideological. so, you are absolutely right, but you do, every now and again, see, as i say, very erratic attempt to move on and address of the demands of now rather than the demands of �*79...

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Dateline London

roll over— would win, and they could just roll over their mandate. that is sort — roll over their mandate. that is sort of _ roll over their mandate. that is sort of what rishi sunak is proposing, isn't he?- proposing, isn't he? that is aood proposing, isn't he? that is good politics. _ proposing, isn't he? that is good politics, isn't- proposing, isn't he? that is good politics, isn't it? - proposing, isn't he? that is good politics, isn't it? holdj good politics, isn't it? hold on, good politics, isn't it? hold on. though- _ good politics, isn't it? hold on, though. it _ good politics, isn't it? hold on, though. it is _ good politics, isn't it? hold on, though. it is a - good politics, isn't it? hold i on, though. it is a topsy-turvy on, though. it is a topsy—turvy contest. he is the thatcherite. she used to go around saying, "you have got to balance the books. my father owned hisjob in grantham and never spent more than he earned." and that is basically what he is saying. but he is being attacked by those who regard themselves as the committed thatcherite — jacob rees mogg and people like that. as a socialist, even though he is actually being the balance, the books — now, he might be wrong about all of these things but it is the thatcherite view. she, liz truss, is more stuck in that sort of reaganite view. let it rip and we can pay back over

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Dateline London

to ush the conservative party. i want to push back _ the conservative party. i want to push back about _ the conservative party. i want to push back about this - to push back about this margaret thatcher was the past thing. we are still playing out the drama of her demonstration. if you look at what brexit is, it is a direct product. i was a journalist here in the late 80s and early 90s as well and brexit was — europe was — the issue that split the conservative party apart, and the anti— europeans, and she was theirfigurehead — have never forgiven her. was theirfigurehead — have neverforgiven her. the uk was formed by politicians who thought that people were not being a good thatcherite. we still thought this a bigger sense — i tweeted wouldn't it be simpler to have a seance. we will get the conservative party around... in the spirit of margaret thatcher, you can have a nice discussion, but can we be legislating for the 21st century? i am be legislating for the 21st century? iam not be legislating for the 21st century? i am not sure they really are there.—

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Dateline London

he is... that is good politics, isn't it? hold on, though. it is a topsy—turvy contest. he is the thatcherite. she used to go around saying, "you have got "to balance the books. "my father owned hisjob in grantham and never spent "more than he earned," and so on, and that is basically what he is saying. but he is being attacked by those who regard themselves as the committed thatcherite — jacob rees mogg and people like that. as a socialist, even though he is actually being being the balance—the—books, don't put up taxes until you can pay forthem, now, he might be wrong about all of these things, but it is the thatcherite view. she, liz truss, is more stuck in that sort of reaganite view that you borrow to cut taxes and debt deficit really doesn't matter that much. let it rip and we can pay back over many decades. so, that is where they are, but that is not really how the party season, which is curious. rishi sunak definitely declared

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BBC News

things done, that is what i am talking to conservative party members about and i am running a positive campaign. ﬁre members about and i am running a positive campaign.— positive campaign. are you come waitier positive campaign. are you come wapitier being — positive campaign. are you come wapitier being the _ positive campaign. are you come wapitier being the front - positive campaign. are you come wapitier being the front runner? | positive campaign. are you come| wapitier being the front runner? i want to see a country where everybody can succeed regardless of their background, that is what i am out campaigning about today, i am not taking anything for granted, i want the support of conservative members, i am somebody who is campaigning as a conservative, and will govern as a conservative. rishi sunak was in grantham today, dough do you think he is a thatcherite and are you? i dough do you think he is a thatcherite and are you? i think we need to move _ thatcherite and are you? i think we need to move on, _ thatcherite and are you? i think we need to move on, we _ thatcherite and are you? i think we need to move on, we are _ thatcherite and are you? i think we need to move on, we are in - thatcherite and are you? i think we need to move on, we are in the - need to move on, we are in the 20205, need to move on, we are in the 2020s, we are facing a the global economic crisis and what we need is bold action. that is why i would make sure that people who work hard, are rewarded. i would make sure that businesses have those incentives to invest in britain, so that we can get thejobs and invest in britain, so that we can get the jobs and growth we need to succeed at the next election, and to drive britain forward in the future, i don't believe in the councils of decline, i don't think it is

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BBC News

have read in the times newspaper, he wrote an article saying he wants to fix the nhs, some tough decisions, thatcherite policies might have to come back to fix the economy. did we hear anything about how he would deliver that?— deliver that? these were the broadbrush _ deliver that? these were the broadbrush messages - deliver that? these were the broadbrush messages to - deliver that? these were the broadbrush messages to set| deliver that? these were the . broadbrush messages to set out deliver that? these were the - broadbrush messages to set out his overall position rather than drilling down into the detail. there were a few interesting things, repeatedly a knowledge that he is no longer the leading candidate. when the mps were being whittled down to a final to which a man liz truss, he led every round of voting of mps but now the bookies assessment of party membership intention, it seems that liz truss is rather a long way ahead so he repeatedly acknowledged he is the underdog and perhaps this is why he is in grantham. he needs to sell it to the party and he began by

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Dateline London

was the _ early 905 as well. i mean, europe was the issue that split the conservative party apart and the anti—europeans and she was their figurehead. had neverforgiven anti—europeans and she was their figurehead. had never forgiven her. in fact, _ figurehead. had never forgiven her. in fact, you — figurehead. had never forgiven her. in fact, you keep wa5 figurehead. had never forgiven her. in fact, you keep was formed by conservative politician5 in fact, you keep was formed by conservative politicians are thought to con5ervative politicians are thought to major— conservative politicians are thought to major wa5 conservative politicians are thought to major was not being a good thatcherite. you still have this obedience. i tweeted la5t thatcherite. you still have this obedience. i tweeted last week but did obedience. itweeted last week but did not— obedience. i tweeted last week but did not be — obedience. i tweeted last week but did not be simpler to someday have a seance, _ did not be simpler to someday have a seance, get _ did not be simpler to someday have a 5eance, get all the conservative party— 5eance, get all the conservative party around, summon the spirit of margaret— party around, summon the spirit of margaret thatcher and you can have a nice discussion but can we actually be legislating for the 215t—century? i'm not— be legislating for the 215t—century? i'm not sure they really are there. and she _ i'm not sure they really are there. and she still casts a spell on the conservative _ and she still casts a spell on the conservative party— and she still casts a spell on the conservative party change - and she still casts a spell on the conservative party change with i and she still casts a spell on the . conservative party change with her ieadershiu — conservative party change with her ieadershiu it— conservative party change with her leadership. it became _ conservative party change with her leadership. it became much- conservative party change with her leadership. it became much morel leadership. it became much more ideological— leadership. it became much more ideological and _ leadership. it became much more ideological and you _ leadership. it became much more ideological and you are _ leadership. it became much morej ideological and you are absolutely i’i l ht ideological and you are absolutely right but — ideological and you are absolutely right but you _ ideological and you are absolutely right but you do. _ ideological and you are absolutely right but you do, every— ideological and you are absolutely right but you do, every now- ideological and you are absolutely right but you do, every now and l right but you do, every now and again. _ right but you do, every now and again. see _ right but you do, every now and again, see kind— right but you do, every now and again, see kind of— right but you do, every now and again, see kind of very- right but you do, every now and again, see kind of very erratic l again, 5ee kind of very erratic attempts— again, see kind of very erratic attempts to _ again, see kind of very erratic attempts to move _ again, see kind of very erratic attempts to move on - again, see kind of very erratic attempts to move on and - again, see kind of very erratic - attempts to move on and address the demands— attempts to move on and address the demands of—

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Dateline London

owned a shop in grantham never spent more than _ owned a shop in grantham never spent more than he _ owned a shop in grantham never spent more than he earned _ owned a shop in grantham never spent more than he earned and _ owned a shop in grantham never spent more than he earned and that- owned a shop in grantham never spent more than he earned and that is- more than he earned and that is basicaiiy— more than he earned and that is basically what _ more than he earned and that is basically what you're _ more than he earned and that is basically what you're saying. - more than he earned and that i5| basically what you're saying. but more than he earned and that is- basically what you're saying. but he is being _ basically what you're saying. but he is being attacked _ basically what you're saying. but he is being attacked by— basically what you're saying. but he is being attacked by those - basically what you're saying. but he is being attacked by those who - is being attacked by those who regard — is being attacked by those who regard themselves _ is being attacked by those who regard themselves as - is being attacked by those who regard themselves as the - is being attacked by those who - regard themselves as the committed thatcherites, — regard themselves as the committed thatcherites, jacob _ regard themselves as the committed thatcherites, jacob rees—mogg - regard themselves as the committed thatcherites, jacob rees—mogg andl thatcherites, jacob rees—mogg and people _ thatcherites, jacob rees—mogg and people like — thatcherites, jacob rees—mogg and people like that, _ thatcherites, jacob rees—mogg and people like that, as— thatcherites, jacob rees—mogg and people like that, as a _ thatcherites, jacob rees—mogg and people like that, as a socialist, - people like that, as a socialist, though— people like that, as a socialist, though he _ people like that, as a socialist, though he is— people like that, as a socialist, though he is actually— people like that, as a socialist, though he is actually being - people like that, as a socialist, though he is actually being the | though he is actually being the balance — though he is actually being the balance the _ though he is actually being the balance the books _ though he is actually being the balance the books don't - though he is actually being the balance the books don't put. though he is actually being the balance the books don't put up though he is actually being the - balance the books don't put up taxes until you _ balance the books don't put up taxes until you can— balance the books don't put up taxes until you can pay— balance the books don't put up taxes until you can pay for— balance the books don't put up taxes until you can pay for them. - balance the books don't put up taxes until you can pay for them. he - balance the books don't put up taxes until you can pay for them. he might be wrong _ until you can pay for them. he might be wrong about — until you can pay for them. he might be wrong about all— until you can pay for them. he might be wrong about all these _ until you can pay for them. he might be wrong about all these things - until you can pay for them. he might be wrong about all these things but. be wrong about all these things but it is the _ be wrong about all these things but it is the thatcherite _ be wrong about all these things but it is the thatcherite view. _ be wrong about all these things but it is the thatcherite view. she, - be wrong about all these things but it is the thatcherite view. she, liz i it is the thatcherite view. she, liz truss. _ it is the thatcherite view. she, liz truss. is _ it is the thatcherite view. she, liz truss. is stuck— it is the thatcherite view. she, liz truss, is stuck in— it is the thatcherite view. she, liz truss, is stuck in that _ it is the thatcherite view. she, liz truss, is stuck in that sort - it is the thatcherite view. she, liz truss, is stuck in that sort of - truss, is stuck in that sort of reaganite _ truss, is stuck in that sort of reaganite view— truss, is stuck in that sort of reaganite view that - truss, is stuck in that sort of reaganite view that let - truss, is stuck in that sort of reaganite view that let you i truss, is stuck in that sort of - reaganite view that let you borrow to cut _ reaganite view that let you borrow to cut taxes — reaganite view that let you borrow to cut taxes and _ reaganite view that let you borrow to cut taxes and the _ reaganite view that let you borrow to cut taxes and the deficit - reaganite view that let you borrow to cut taxes and the deficit doesn't really _ to cut taxes and the deficit doesn't really matter— to cut taxes and the deficit doesn't really matter much. _ to cut taxes and the deficit doesn't really matter much. f _ to cut taxes and the deficit doesn't really matter much. f and - to cut taxes and the deficit doesn't really matter much. f and we - to cut taxes and the deficit doesn't really matter much. f and we can. to cut taxes and the deficit doesn't i really matter much. f and we can pay back over— really matter much. f and we can pay back over many — really matter much. f and we can pay back over many decades. _ really matter much. f and we can pay back over many decades. ._ really matter much. f and we can pay back over many decades. . that - really matter much. f and we can pay back over many decades. . that is - back over many decades. . that is where _ back over many decades. . that is where they— back over many decades. . that is where they are _ back over many decades. . that is where they are but _ back over many decades. . that is where they are but that _ back over many decades. . that is where they are but that is - back over many decades. . that is where they are but that is not - back over many decades. . that i5| where they are but that is not how the party— where they are but that is not how the party season~ _ where they are but that is not how the party season-— where they are but that is not how the party season. rishi sooner has declared himself _ the party season. rishi sooner has declared himself to _ the party season. rishi sooner has declared himself to be _ the party season. rishi sooner has declared himself to be a _ the party season. rishi sooner has. declared himself to be a thatcherite economist, if you like, whereas efficiently liz truss hasn't but where i think liz truss has played

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Dateline London

attempts to move on and address the demands of now— attempts to move on and address the demands of now rather _ attempts to move on and address the demands of now rather than - attempts to move on and address the demands of now rather than the - demands of now rather than the demands— demands of now rather than the demands of— demands of now rather than the demands of 79 _ demands of now rather than the demands of 79 but _ demands of now rather than the demands of 79 but she - demands of now rather than the demands of 79 but she is- demands of now rather than the demands of 79 but she is there i demands of 79 but she is there absolutely _ demands of 79 but she is there absolutely-— absolutely. other things have chanced absolutely. other things have changed as — absolutely. other things have changed as well. _ absolutely. other things have changed as well. the - absolutely. other things have - changed as well. the conservative press _ changed as well. the conservative press has — changed as well. the conservative press has become much more hard—line and much _ press has become much more hard—line and much less— press has become much more hard—line and much less interested in journalism and now it is all opinion all the _ journalism and now it is all opinion all the time — journalism and now it is all opinion all the time. just talking about where — all the time. just talking about where she soon, right? i can remember— where she soon, right? i can remember manya time where she soon, right? i can remember many a time where the daily telegraph— remember many a time where the daily telegraph the daily mail would be talking _ telegraph the daily mail would be talking about chancellor that wishes to nak _ talking about chancellor that wishes to nak putting up taxes now so that he could _ to nak putting up taxes now so that he could have a big tax—cutting budget— he could have a big tax—cutting budget six months before the next general— budget six months before the next general election. the conservatives wouid _ general election. the conservatives wouid win— general election. the conservatives would win and they could just roll over their— would win and they could just roll over their mandate. that is what wishes _ over their mandate. that is what wishes to— over their mandate. that is what wishes to nak i5 over their mandate. that is what wishes to nak is proposing, isn't it? ., , , ., wishes to nak is proposing, isn't it? .,, , it? you see, it is a topsy-turvy contest _ it? you see, it is a topsy-turvy contest he — it? you see, it is a topsy-turvy contest. he is _ it? you see, it is a topsy-turvy contest. he is the _ it? you see, it is a topsy-turvy contest. he is the thatcherite. j it? you see, it is a topsy-turvy - contest. he is the thatcherite. she used _ contest. he is the thatcherite. she used to— contest. he is the thatcherite. she used to go— contest. he is the thatcherite. she used to go around _ contest. he is the thatcherite. she used to go around saying - contest. he is the thatcherite. she used to go around saying you've i contest. he is the thatcherite. shel used to go around saying you've got to balance _ used to go around saying you've got to balance the — used to go around saying you've got to balance the books. _ used to go around saying you've got to balance the books. my— used to go around saying you've got to balance the books. my father- to balance the books. my father owned _ to balance the books. my father owned a — to balance the books. my father owned a shop— to balance the books. my father owned a shop in— to balance the books. my father owned a shop in grantham - to balance the books. my fatheri owned a shop in grantham never to balance the books. my father- owned a shop in grantham never spent more _

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Breakfast

who is more thatcherite? liz truss slightly overdoes it. she _ who is more thatcherite? liz truss slightly overdoes it. she is - who is more thatcherite? liz truss slightly overdoes it. she is a i who is more thatcherite? liz truss slightly overdoes it. she is a form | slightly overdoes it. she is a form at liberat— slightly overdoes it. she is a form at liberal democrat _ slightly overdoes it. she is a form at liberal democrat and _ slightly overdoes it. she is a form at liberal democrat and she - slightly overdoes it. she is a form| at liberal democrat and she voted remain _ at liberal democrat and she voted remain in — at liberal democrat and she voted remain in the _ at liberal democrat and she voted remain in the referendum - at liberal democrat and she voted remain in the referendum so- at liberal democrat and she voted remain in the referendum so shei remain in the referendum so she tends _ remain in the referendum so she tends to— remain in the referendum so she tends to overcompensate - remain in the referendum so she tends to overcompensate a - remain in the referendum so she tends to overcompensate a bit. . tends to overcompensate a bit. remember— tends to overcompensate a bit. rememberthat_ tends to overcompensate a bit. remember that picture - tends to overcompensate a bit. remember that picture in i tends to overcompensate a bit. i remember that picture in estonia when _ remember that picture in estonia when she — remember that picture in estonia when she was— remember that picture in estonia when she was sitting _ remember that picture in estonia when she was sitting on - remember that picture in estonia when she was sitting on top - remember that picture in estonia when she was sitting on top of i remember that picture in estonia when she was sitting on top of a i when she was sitting on top of a tank, _ when she was sitting on top of a tank, echoing— when she was sitting on top of a tank, echoing a _ when she was sitting on top of a tank, echoing a famous- when she was sitting on top of a tank, echoing a famous image i when she was sitting on top of a | tank, echoing a famous image of margaret— tank, echoing a famous image of margaret thatcher. _ tank, echoing a famous image of margaret thatcher. in _ tank, echoing a famous image of margaret thatcher. in one - tank, echoing a famous image of margaret thatcher. in one of- tank, echoing a famous image of margaret thatcher. in one of the| tank, echoing a famous image of. margaret thatcher. in one of the tv debates _ margaret thatcher. in one of the tv debates she — margaret thatcher. in one of the tv debates she wore _ margaret thatcher. in one of the tv debates she wore an _ margaret thatcher. in one of the tv debates she wore an outfit - margaret thatcher. in one of the tv debates she wore an outfit that i margaret thatcher. in one of the tv debates she wore an outfit that wasj debates she wore an outfit that was exactly _ debates she wore an outfit that was exactly the — debates she wore an outfit that was exactly the same _ debates she wore an outfit that was exactly the same as _ debates she wore an outfit that was exactly the same as one _ debates she wore an outfit that was exactly the same as one margaret i exactly the same as one margaret thatcher— exactly the same as one margaret thatcher wore _ exactly the same as one margaret thatcher wore with _ exactly the same as one margaret thatcher wore with a _ exactly the same as one margaret thatcher wore with a pussy - exactly the same as one margaret thatcher wore with a pussy bow. exactly the same as one margareti thatcher wore with a pussy bow on the front — thatcher wore with a pussy bow on the front the _ thatcher wore with a pussy bow on the front. the members _ thatcher wore with a pussy bow on the front. the members tend i thatcher wore with a pussy bow on the front. the members tend to i thatcher wore with a pussy bow on| the front. the members tend to be thatcher wore with a pussy bow on . the front. the members tend to be a bit older— the front. the members tend to be a bit older and — the front. the members tend to be a bit older and will— the front. the members tend to be a bit older and will certainly— bit older and will certainly remember— bit older and will certainly remember margaret - bit older and will certainly- remember margaret thatcher even though _ remember margaret thatcher even though she — remember margaret thatcher even though she hasn't _ remember margaret thatcher even though she hasn't been _ remember margaret thatcher even though she hasn't been prime i though she hasn't been prime minister— though she hasn't been prime minister for— though she hasn't been prime minister for 30 _ though she hasn't been prime minister for 30 years. - though she hasn't been prime minister for 30 years. rishi i though she hasn't been prime i minister for 30 years. rishi sunak is somewhere _ minister for 30 years. rishi sunak is somewhere to _ minister for 30 years. rishi sunak is somewhere to the _ minister for 30 years. rishi sunak is somewhere to the left - minister for 30 years. rishi sunak is somewhere to the left of - minister for 30 years. rishi sunak is somewhere to the left of liz i is somewhere to the left of liz truss. — is somewhere to the left of liz truss. i— is somewhere to the left of liz truss, i think— is somewhere to the left of liz truss, i think he _ is somewhere to the left of liz truss, i think he is _ is somewhere to the left of liz truss, i think he is a _ is somewhere to the left of liz truss, i think he is a centrist, i truss, i think he is a centrist, typical— truss, i think he is a centrist, typical modern _ truss, i think he is a centrist, typical modern conservative. i truss, i think he is a centrist, . typical modern conservative. he believes— typical modern conservative. he believes in— typical modern conservative. he believes in smaller— typical modern conservative. he believes in smaller state - typical modern conservative. he believes in smaller state and . typical modern conservative. he i believes in smaller state and lower taxes _ believes in smaller state and lower taxes when — believes in smaller state and lower taxes when he _ believes in smaller state and lower taxes when he can _ believes in smaller state and lower taxes when he can afford _ believes in smaller state and lower taxes when he can afford them - believes in smaller state and lower taxes when he can afford them and margaret _ taxes when he can afford them and margaret thatcher _ taxes when he can afford them and margaret thatcher put _ taxes when he can afford them and margaret thatcher put up - taxes when he can afford them and margaret thatcher put up taxes - margaret thatcher put up taxes before — margaret thatcher put up taxes before she _ margaret thatcher put up taxes before she started _ margaret thatcher put up taxes before she started cutting - margaret thatcher put up taxes| before she started cutting them margaret thatcher put up taxes - before she started cutting them back in the _ before she started cutting them back in the 19805 — before she started cutting them back in the 1980s because _ before she started cutting them back in the 1980s because she _ before she started cutting them back in the 1980s because she believed i before she started cutting them back in the 1980s because she believed in| in the 1980s because she believed in sound _

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