Former UK Prime Minister Liz Truss joins Zuby in Dubai for a wide-ranging, no-holds-barred conversation on what she calls Britain’s “silent revolution” — and why meaningful change is being blocked by unelected institutions, the media, and a tightly networked governing class.

In this interview, Truss reflects on her rise through government, her time at the top, and why she believes the modern UK system is no longer responsive to voters. Zuby presses on the big questions: Who is actually in charge? Why do elections often fail to deliver what people want? And is the West drifting toward technocratic control?

They discuss:

• Institutional capture: civil service, judiciary, regulators, and “independent” bodies
• The legacy of Blair-era legal frameworks and why Truss argues they reshaped the UK permanently Net zero and energy policy, economic competitiveness, and industrial decline
• Entrepreneur and millionaire outflows — and why the “get up and go” class is leaving
• Free speech, culture, and wokeness: how ideas spread through elite networks
• Whether reform requires a counter-revolution: changing media, bureaucracy, and incentives
• Why disruption gets labelled “chaos” — and why Truss argues the alternative is worse