Nigel Farage is the 'only one to turn things around' for Britain's economy, Ann Widdecombe says

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Ann Widdecombe has declared Britain needs "real change" as GB News analysis has revealed the chilling state of the country's economy.Analysis by the People's Channel can exclusively reveal that the UK's economy is not only on the brink, but in fact in a worse condition than we were in the 1970s.FULL STORY HERE.

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00:00What do you make of this? Do you believe we're now on the precipice of a worse situation than 1970s?

00:07Well, it would hardly be surprising. The fact is that governments of both parties in recent years

00:14have seemed to think of the economy purely in terms of tax and cuts, and virtually no attention

00:21other than lip service has been paid to generating growth. Now, the essential thing about the 70s

00:27analogy is that, yes, indeed, Britain's cheques were bouncing, we had to go to the IMF, but

00:34Thatcher came in at the end of that decade and completely reversed the situation by, first

00:41of all, lowering tax, secondly, encouraging enterprise, and going for growth. And yet,

00:46you know, this doesn't appear to be a priority. As I say, there is lip service paid to it.

00:50But nobody is actually implementing the policies which will result in higher growth. So you

00:57asked me if the situation is as bad. I don't know, because I'm not an economist, but I would

01:02not be surprised.

01:03Well, I guess Liz Truss tried to go against the grain, but she was taken out by the establishment.

01:10Well, she was, but also she did mishandle it and mishandle it very badly. But yes, she alone,

01:16she alone of recent prime ministers has recognised the importance of growth.

01:20You mentioned that Thatcher came in during the end of that period and turned the ship

01:25around. Who do you think will do that this time around? I mean, will it happen even?

01:30Nigel Farage, I don't see it happening in any other way at all. We need real change. We need

01:38something completely different. And we need a party that is committed to lower taxes, which reform is,

01:44to growth, which reform is, to encouraging enterprise, non-doms and, you know, getting

01:50industry to want to invest in Britain. That all means a completely different approach.

01:56Well, can I ask you, Rand, that's, that's, you know, fine and dandy, but what's to stop

02:00Nigel Farage and whoever his chancellor may be, I don't know, Richard Tice, perhaps, who knows,

02:04what's to stop happening to what happened to Liz Truss to them? You come in with all these

02:09radical ideas, reform, you know, name is on the tin. What's to stop them getting taken

02:13out by the globalists and the, you know, the OBR and whoever? Well, as I said before,

02:21you know, it wasn't that Liz Truss had the wrong policies. It was the A, she tried to do too much

02:25too soon and B, she mishandled it. I do not believe that Nigel Farage will fall into either of those

02:31traps simply because we have that example right in front of us. Okay.

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