Liz Truss is joined by Nile Gardiner for a wide-ranging discussion on Britain’s political future, Brexit, the European Union, Donald Trump, mass migration, free speech, and the rise of Reform UK.

Gardiner argues that Britain is facing economic stagnation, institutional decline, and growing restrictions on free speech under Keir Starmer’s Labour government. The conversation explores the legacy of Tony Blair, the influence of unelected bureaucracies and quangos, the future of the European Union, and why Donald Trump’s America is taking a far more Eurosceptic approach than previous US administrations.

The interview also covers Nigel Farage, Reform UK’s rise after the local elections, Britain’s relationship with the EU, the Chagos Islands deal, mass migration, sovereignty, and whether Britain can reverse what both guests describe as decades of decline.