Every time Liz Truss was owned by local radio in one place is 3 minutes exceedingly well spent

John Plunkett. Updated January 26th, 2024

As you might already have noticed, Liz Truss did a round of interviews on BBC local radio yesterday and it didn’t go quite as well as she might have hoped.

The only problem was she did so many of them – and she was owned so many times – that it was hard to keep up.

But fear no more, thanks to this fabulous supercut of all the best moments in one easy to click 3-minute package. Few listens are so funny … and so tragic.

Liz Truss, embarrassing herself on local radio, condensed down to three awful, squirming, awkward, delicious minutes.

Everyone should hear this. ~AA pic.twitter.com/fFudJJBedA

— Best for Britain (@BestForBritain) September 29, 2022

You could even feel sorry for … no, no, of course not.

This is so… sad, really. https://t.co/xTesDrYCbi

— Neil Gaiman (@neilhimself) September 30, 2022

It's quite impressive that the UK has managed to downgrade from one of the worst PMs of all time. https://t.co/UGp1ThewOE

— Andrew Gaffney (@GaffneyVLC) September 29, 2022

Note that these are 100% *English* radio stations. She didn't dare call anyone in Northern Ireland, Wales, or Scotland. https://t.co/NuHwsULB3L

— Charlie Stross (@cstross) September 29, 2022

This is what real, unapologetic, meaningful journalism looks/sounds like. And it is magnificent. https://t.co/eXfjuHXZek

— Charlie de Melo (@CharlieDemelo) September 30, 2022

https://twitter.com/BarringtonMole/status/1575517248973787141?s=20&t=2wx112QCvAFYeYtikgDwwA

Source Twitter @BestForBritain