Kemi Badenoch

And that is what I want to bring to the leadership of this country. And we've got four more years, at least, of labor. By the time they have finished, there's going to be a big mess to fix. And you're going to want people who understand it and who get it to clean up that mess. You're not going to want people who will just start thinking about it and learning on the job. And that's the offer.

And that is what I want to bring to the leadership of this country. And we've got four more years, at least, of labor. By the time they have finished, there's going to be a big mess to fix. And you're going to want people who understand it and who get it to clean up that mess. You're not going to want people who will just start thinking about it and learning on the job. And that's the offer.

And that is what I want to bring to the leadership of this country. And we've got four more years, at least, of labor. By the time they have finished, there's going to be a big mess to fix. And you're going to want people who understand it and who get it to clean up that mess. You're not going to want people who will just start thinking about it and learning on the job. And that's the offer.

I'm not a lawyer.

I'm not a lawyer.

I'm not a lawyer.

And then we can talk about political Islam and how we manage to tackle those problems while having an integrated society, how we fix immigration. which has gone very wrong. And I have a plan. There's so much that we can dive into. But I think too many people have not done the foundational work and they're just angry and they're just talking.

And then we can talk about political Islam and how we manage to tackle those problems while having an integrated society, how we fix immigration. which has gone very wrong. And I have a plan. There's so much that we can dive into. But I think too many people have not done the foundational work and they're just angry and they're just talking.

And then we can talk about political Islam and how we manage to tackle those problems while having an integrated society, how we fix immigration. which has gone very wrong. And I have a plan. There's so much that we can dive into. But I think too many people have not done the foundational work and they're just angry and they're just talking.

We have a Labour government that is completely clueless, no plans. They've just accidentally found themselves where they are. But there's a way out. And I'm very optimistic about the future, especially for young people. And I think if I was to leave you with a thought, it is that I... am so in despair at how young people see the future.

We have a Labour government that is completely clueless, no plans. They've just accidentally found themselves where they are. But there's a way out. And I'm very optimistic about the future, especially for young people. And I think if I was to leave you with a thought, it is that I... am so in despair at how young people see the future.

We have a Labour government that is completely clueless, no plans. They've just accidentally found themselves where they are. But there's a way out. And I'm very optimistic about the future, especially for young people. And I think if I was to leave you with a thought, it is that I... am so in despair at how young people see the future.

Because I remember when I was in my 20s, having that quarter-life crisis and wondering where my life was going, I never thought there was no opportunity. I just didn't know which way to go. And... The young people today don't see that anymore. They don't go out, they're not drinking, they're not socializing the way they used to. They're just becoming, they're becoming different.

Because I remember when I was in my 20s, having that quarter-life crisis and wondering where my life was going, I never thought there was no opportunity. I just didn't know which way to go. And... The young people today don't see that anymore. They don't go out, they're not drinking, they're not socializing the way they used to. They're just becoming, they're becoming different.

Because I remember when I was in my 20s, having that quarter-life crisis and wondering where my life was going, I never thought there was no opportunity. I just didn't know which way to go. And... The young people today don't see that anymore. They don't go out, they're not drinking, they're not socializing the way they used to. They're just becoming, they're becoming different.

And that worries me about the future. And it also means that they are more susceptible to a lot of bad ideas, both, you know, what I call the woke left and the woke right. I've now started using the word woke. I never used it before. There's a woke left and a woke right.

And that worries me about the future. And it also means that they are more susceptible to a lot of bad ideas, both, you know, what I call the woke left and the woke right. I've now started using the word woke. I never used it before. There's a woke left and a woke right.

And that worries me about the future. And it also means that they are more susceptible to a lot of bad ideas, both, you know, what I call the woke left and the woke right. I've now started using the word woke. I never used it before. There's a woke left and a woke right.

And they're going to those places because they're angry about migration and how it looks like it's taken opportunity away from them. They're angry because they think the world is unfair, intergenerational unfairness. We need to give young people the sort of optimism that we had when we were younger. Remember what it was like being 25. It was great. How can we take that away from people?

And they're going to those places because they're angry about migration and how it looks like it's taken opportunity away from them. They're angry because they think the world is unfair, intergenerational unfairness. We need to give young people the sort of optimism that we had when we were younger. Remember what it was like being 25. It was great. How can we take that away from people?