Part 13/17:

Economic policy is central. The politician criticizes the mismanagement of Brexit, claiming that successive governments failed to capitalize on the advantages of leaving the EU, such as controlling borders, setting independent trade policies, and regenerating British industry.

He points to the reckless raising of corporation taxes and energy policies that undermine competitiveness. Instead, he advocates for a leaner, more efficient government—cutting waste and unnecessary regulation—reinvigorating enterprise and addressing the national debt crisis.