Deep State Exposed, with Guest Former UK Prime Minister Liz TrussDeep State Exposed, with Guest Former UK Prime Minister Liz Truss
Trish Wood is Critical
USAID as been exposed as yet another managerial state grift fuelled by wokeness and theft. We have some shocking new details. And Trish interviews former British Prime Minister Liz Truss, who's been on a bit of a speaking tour against her country’s...
1:50:39•8 Feb 2025
Behind Closed Doors: Liz Truss on Governance, USAID, and Power Struggles
Episode Overview
- Liz Truss discusses her brief tenure as UK Prime Minister.
- Insights into her historic visit with Queen Elizabeth II.
- Challenges faced from 'the blob' and 'deep state'.
- Critique of Mark Carney's role in the UK economy.
- Analysis of USAID corruption allegations.
“I was threatened with Britain not being able to fund its own debt. And I'm a patriot. I didn't want our country to be bankrupted.”
In this episode of 'Trish Wood is Critical', Trish Wood sits down with former UK Prime Minister Liz Truss to discuss the complexities of modern governance and the controversies surrounding USAID. Truss opens up about her brief tenure as Prime Minister, including her historic visit with the late Queen Elizabeth II and the challenges she faced from the so-called 'deep state' and 'the blob'.
She also shares her thoughts on Mark Carney, the former Bank of England governor, and his impact on the UK economy. Trish provides a critical analysis of USAID, highlighting allegations of corruption and inefficiency within the agency. This episode is packed with candid reflections, political insights, and a deep dive into the issues affecting both the UK and the US.
Whether you're interested in politics, international relations, or just curious about what goes on behind closed doors in government, this episode offers a riveting look at the power dynamics at play.

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