The Liz Truss Show

Former Cabinet Minister and Brexit campaigner Steve Baker joins Liz Truss to discuss Britain's economic stagnation, the growing power of unelected institutions, the influence of progressive ideology throughout public life, and why freedom is becoming harder to defend.
In this wide-ranging interview, Steve Baker explains why living standards have stalled, how Britain's governing class became detached from ordinary voters, the power of the Treasury and the Bank of England, and what must change if the country is to recover.
The conversation covers economic freedom, accountability, government reform, cultural change, public institutions, and the future of conservatism in Britain.

Topics:
Britain's economic decline
The Bank of England and accountability
Treasury power and government reform
Woke ideology and public institutions
DEI and equal treatment under the law
Immigration and national identity
Freedom and free markets
The future of Conservatism
Britain's governing elite
Liz Truss and Steve Baker

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Liz Truss sits down with Brian Welker, Board Member of Turning Point USA, to discuss whether Britain can still be saved.
From mass migration and economic stagnation to bureaucratic power and political disengagement, Brian explains how Turning Point USA helped build one of the most influential conservative movements in America and what lessons Britain can learn.
They discuss Charlie Kirk's legacy, grassroots activism, the rise of populist politics, the battle against progressive ideology, and why ordinary people must become involved if they want to change the future of their country.
Can Britain build its own movement? Can Western civilisation be renewed? And what happens if people remain silent?
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Liz Truss speaks to Will Kingston about the shocking events in Belfast, the public reaction, mass immigration, policing, free speech and why so many people feel Britain's political establishment no longer understands their concerns.
Why are tensions rising across the UK? Has public trust in politicians collapsed? And what role do immigration, crime, censorship and political accountability play in the growing anger being seen across Britain?
Liz and Will discuss the Belfast unrest, Nigel Farage's comments, Reform UK, Labour's response, the future of free speech, and whether Britain's governing class is ignoring the warning signs.

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Following the tragic death of Henry Nowak, Liz speaks with former Scotland Yard Detective Chief Inspector Mike Neville about the state of policing in Britain.

The discussion examines the police response to the Henry Novak case, concerns about race-based policing policies, diversity initiatives within public institutions, stop-and-search, political influence on policing, police leadership, accountability, and wider questions about the future of law enforcement in the UK.

Neville also reflects on his own experience in the Metropolitan Police, the legacy of policing reforms over recent decades, and what changes he believes would be needed to restore public confidence.

Topics Covered:
Henry Nowak case
Police decision-making
Two-tier policing debate
Race Action Plans
Stop and search
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI)
Metropolitan Police
Scotland Yard
Police accountability
Criminal justice reform
Reform UK
Crime and public safety
British politics
UK policing

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Former MP Ian Paisley Jr. joins Liz Truss to discuss the state of modern Britain, the public reaction to the death of Henry Nowak, policing, political leadership, Brexit, bureaucracy, the civil service, free speech, Christianity, media bias, and the growing disconnect between the political establishment and ordinary voters.

Paisley argues that Britain's institutions have become increasingly detached from public opinion and warns that leadership, accountability and democratic control must be restored if confidence in government is to be rebuilt.

Topics Covered:
The public response to the death of Henry Novak
Trust in policing and criminal justice
Brexit and the political establishment
The growth of bureaucracy and unelected power
Civil service influence on government policy
Free speech and Christianity in Britain
Media bias and public trust
The future of British democracy
Leadership, accountability and national identity
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