

Tom Tugendhat: The Outside Bet?
Sep 26, 2024
Tom Tugendhat, a Tory leadership hopeful with a robust background in politics, shares his personal and political philosophies. He discusses the dangers of Keir Starmer's leadership and reflects on his grandfather's history, connecting familial narratives to broader political themes like fascism. Tugendhat critiques the UK's shift from the rule of law to an overreliance on legal advice, emphasizing the need for innovative governance. He also dives into post-Brexit complexities in UK politics, advocating for strong leadership within the Conservative Party.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Heritage and History: A Personal Perspective
01:42 • 4min
Navigating Beirut's Turbulent Landscape
05:42 • 13min
From Rule of Law to Rule of Lawyers: A Shift in Governance
18:40 • 3min
British Foreign Policy and Nationalism
21:27 • 4min
Navigating Political Complexities Post-Brexit
25:38 • 20min
The State and Private Sector Partnership: A Modern Reflection
45:54 • 3min
Reflections on Leadership and Literature
48:43 • 3min