James Holland

He's a former chancellor of the Exchequer.

He's a towering figure.

But he's been in the wilderness because he's out of favor with the Stanley Baldwin government.

But he's been in the wilderness because he's out of favor with the Stanley Baldwin government. He's out of favor with Chamberlain. But he is this towering figure, and he has been very outspoken as a backbencher, which basically means you're not a minister, you're not in the cabinet, you're just an ordinary member of parliament.

But he's been in the wilderness because he's out of favor with the Stanley Baldwin government. He's out of favor with Chamberlain. But he is this towering figure, and he has been very outspoken as a backbencher, which basically means you're not a minister, you're not in the cabinet, you're just an ordinary member of parliament.

But he's been in the wilderness because he's out of favor with the Stanley Baldwin government. He's out of favor with Chamberlain. But he is this towering figure, and he has been very outspoken as a backbencher, which basically means you're not a minister, you're not in the cabinet, you're just an ordinary member of parliament.

He's out of favor with Chamberlain.

But he is this towering figure, and he has been very outspoken as a backbencher, which basically means you're not a minister, you're not in the cabinet, you're just an ordinary member of parliament.

But obviously, you're an ordinary member of parliament, but you're also an ordinary member of parliament who has had ministries of state and who is his towering figure.

But obviously, you're an ordinary member of parliament, but you're also an ordinary member of parliament who has had ministries of state and who is his towering figure. So he's listened to in a way that other backbenchers aren't. And he has been saying, you know, we need to stand up to the dictators. We need to do this. We need to rearm more heavily and blah, blah, blah.

But obviously, you're an ordinary member of parliament, but you're also an ordinary member of parliament who has had ministries of state and who is his towering figure. So he's listened to in a way that other backbenchers aren't. And he has been saying, you know, we need to stand up to the dictators. We need to do this. We need to rearm more heavily and blah, blah, blah.

But obviously, you're an ordinary member of parliament, but you're also an ordinary member of parliament who has had ministries of state and who is his towering figure. So he's listened to in a way that other backbenchers aren't. And he has been saying, you know, we need to stand up to the dictators. We need to do this. We need to rearm more heavily and blah, blah, blah.

So he's listened to in a way that other backbenchers aren't.

And he has been saying, you know, we need to stand up to the dictators.

We need to do this.

We need to rearm more heavily and blah, blah, blah.

So when war is declared, he's brought back into the Admiralty in charge of the Navy, which is Britain's senior service and military. Suddenly he's there. And what happens is Britain doesn't really do anything. It's very difficult working with France because France is so politically fractured that they can't make any decisions. When you can't make any decisions, you're just impotent.

So when war is declared, he's brought back into the Admiralty in charge of the Navy, which is Britain's senior service and military. Suddenly he's there. And what happens is Britain doesn't really do anything. It's very difficult working with France because France is so politically fractured that they can't make any decisions. When you can't make any decisions, you're just impotent.

So when war is declared, he's brought back into the Admiralty in charge of the Navy, which is Britain's senior service and military. Suddenly he's there. And what happens is Britain doesn't really do anything. It's very difficult working with France because France is so politically fractured that they can't make any decisions. When you can't make any decisions, you're just impotent.

So when war is declared, he's brought back into the Admiralty in charge of the Navy, which is Britain's senior service and military.