Liz Truss hints at returning to frontline politics and admits she is ‘obsessed with making Britain great again’

Kemi Badenoch ‘unlikely to win’ next election, says Liz Truss Source: The Master Investor Podcast with Wilfred Frost

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00:00You've said in the past you would have wanted Nigel Farage to join the Tories.

00:04Would you now want to join reform?

00:06What I am absolutely concerned to make happen is that the British state itself needs to change.

00:13It doesn't matter who's in number 10.

00:16If the same people are still in charge of the Treasury, the Office of Budget Responsibility,

00:21the Bank of England, the Supreme Court, it doesn't matter.

00:25Do you think Nigel Farage is more likely to deliver that than Kemi Badenok for the country?

00:31Well, I think the way the Conservative Party is going, they're unlikely to win the election

00:37because they're not prepared to acknowledge what happened over the past 14 years

00:44and the failings to really take on what I would describe as the leftist establishment.

00:50So I don't think she's going to be Prime Minister at this stage.

00:54And are you out of frontline politics for good or would you want to be an MP again?

00:58I never rule anything out.

01:00Why would I do that?

01:01Why would I come on this poll?

01:03What I've always been obsessed with is I want Britain to be a great nation again.