Summary of WATCH: Liz Truss Says She Doesn't Care What You Think

00:00:00 - 00:15:00

In this video, Liz Truss is interviewed about her views on economics and her lack of concern for public opinion. She argues that the best way to help the public is to cut taxes for the ultra-wealthy, as this will make everyone wealthier. While some of the details of her argument may be flimsy, Truss's lack of concern for the welfare of the British people is ultimately evil.

• 00:00:00 In this clip, Liz Truss is asked about her plans for a windfall tax on the profits of energy giants. Truss insists that this is a popular policy, but Beth Rigby points out that 68% of the public oppose the idea. Truss then tries to argue that this is not an ideological stance, but Rigby responds that by keeping taxes low and not investing in the economy, Britain is heading for economic collapse.
• 00:05:00 In this video, Liz Truss is interviewed about her decision to cut taxes for the ultra-wealthy. Truss defends the decision by citing the UK's current economic situation, which she argues is due to fatigue after several years of stagnation. She also argues that the best way to help the public is to cut taxes for the ultra-wealthy, as this will make everyone wealthier. While some of the details of her argument may be flimsy, Truss's lack of concern for the welfare of the British people is ultimately evil.
• 00:10:00 In this video, Liz Truss, the Secretary of State for England, is interviewed about her views on trickle-down economics, which she says have never worked and are built on the false assumption that poor people are not smart. This comes as a surprise to Joe Biden, who advocates for the same policies within the Democratic party. This shift in perspective may be a sign that the US is starting to move away from neoliberalism and towards a more populist economy.
• 00:15:00 In this video, Liz Truss discusses how she doesn't care what the public thinks about her policies, which represent a shift from previous administrations. While it's still unclear if this represents a genuine shift in policy, it is clear that Liz Truss and her team are tired of the conservative politicians who are still peddling an outdated, unconvincing economic story.