Kemi Badenoch

But they are useful and should be used appropriately in order to defend your economy and order to make sure that other people do not abuse your system. And the World Trade Organization gives levers for that. You know, if there is dumping taking place, you know, you have anti-dumping measures, anti-subsidization measures. So it's just about using the tools effectively and not being naive.

But they are useful and should be used appropriately in order to defend your economy and order to make sure that other people do not abuse your system. And the World Trade Organization gives levers for that. You know, if there is dumping taking place, you know, you have anti-dumping measures, anti-subsidization measures. So it's just about using the tools effectively and not being naive.

But they are useful and should be used appropriately in order to defend your economy and order to make sure that other people do not abuse your system. And the World Trade Organization gives levers for that. You know, if there is dumping taking place, you know, you have anti-dumping measures, anti-subsidization measures. So it's just about using the tools effectively and not being naive.

Well, I think it is both the US's and the EU's Rome, or Greece, I should say, or Greece to everybody's Rome. I think that the role that we have in the world is one where we are connected to so many places, either from the Commonwealth, the legacy of empire, the Anglosphere. It's not just us, it's Canada, it's Australia. And, you know, it's even places like Nigeria and Kenya.

Well, I think it is both the US's and the EU's Rome, or Greece, I should say, or Greece to everybody's Rome. I think that the role that we have in the world is one where we are connected to so many places, either from the Commonwealth, the legacy of empire, the Anglosphere. It's not just us, it's Canada, it's Australia. And, you know, it's even places like Nigeria and Kenya.

Well, I think it is both the US's and the EU's Rome, or Greece, I should say, or Greece to everybody's Rome. I think that the role that we have in the world is one where we are connected to so many places, either from the Commonwealth, the legacy of empire, the Anglosphere. It's not just us, it's Canada, it's Australia. And, you know, it's even places like Nigeria and Kenya.

There is a lot that we know. We have a lot of links around the world. We have a lot of knowledge and we should use that power, whether it's soft power or hard power, in the interests of our values and making sure that the world does not become a place that is dominated by axes of countries that are actually trying to destroy so much about what is good.

There is a lot that we know. We have a lot of links around the world. We have a lot of knowledge and we should use that power, whether it's soft power or hard power, in the interests of our values and making sure that the world does not become a place that is dominated by axes of countries that are actually trying to destroy so much about what is good.

There is a lot that we know. We have a lot of links around the world. We have a lot of knowledge and we should use that power, whether it's soft power or hard power, in the interests of our values and making sure that the world does not become a place that is dominated by axes of countries that are actually trying to destroy so much about what is good.

It is very clear that there is an axis of authoritarian states that are collaborating against the West. You see it with the North Koreans in Russia. You see it with China and Iran. There is collusion taking place. We know this. And yet we, at this point, have just lost our confidence.

It is very clear that there is an axis of authoritarian states that are collaborating against the West. You see it with the North Koreans in Russia. You see it with China and Iran. There is collusion taking place. We know this. And yet we, at this point, have just lost our confidence.

It is very clear that there is an axis of authoritarian states that are collaborating against the West. You see it with the North Koreans in Russia. You see it with China and Iran. There is collusion taking place. We know this. And yet we, at this point, have just lost our confidence.

And I think that the UK has an important role to play in bringing back so much of that moral courage and confidence that the West needs.

And I think that the UK has an important role to play in bringing back so much of that moral courage and confidence that the West needs.

And I think that the UK has an important role to play in bringing back so much of that moral courage and confidence that the West needs.

No, I haven't, although I am a big fan of his. I thought X got better. I still call it Twitter, to be honest. I thought it got better in many ways after he took over. It got worse in a lot of ways, but I think overall it is better. And he, you know, community notes. It's an amazing invention. It just made so many things. So I think he brought lots of innovation and I'm a big fan of his.

No, I haven't, although I am a big fan of his. I thought X got better. I still call it Twitter, to be honest. I thought it got better in many ways after he took over. It got worse in a lot of ways, but I think overall it is better. And he, you know, community notes. It's an amazing invention. It just made so many things. So I think he brought lots of innovation and I'm a big fan of his.

No, I haven't, although I am a big fan of his. I thought X got better. I still call it Twitter, to be honest. I thought it got better in many ways after he took over. It got worse in a lot of ways, but I think overall it is better. And he, you know, community notes. It's an amazing invention. It just made so many things. So I think he brought lots of innovation and I'm a big fan of his.

But what he is doing with Doge is actually something I've been talking about for a long time. And I call it the rise of the bureaucratic class. This is my productivity thesis. If you look at the middle class in the UK 30, 40, 50 years ago, it was people who made things, people who drew things, people who built things as farmers. It's builders, small businessmen made good.

But what he is doing with Doge is actually something I've been talking about for a long time. And I call it the rise of the bureaucratic class. This is my productivity thesis. If you look at the middle class in the UK 30, 40, 50 years ago, it was people who made things, people who drew things, people who built things as farmers. It's builders, small businessmen made good.