James Cleverly

Home Secretary James Cleverly discusses the Conservatives' proposal of national service for teens, analyzing strategic implications and enforcement mechanisms. The podcast delves into political maneuvers, contrasting Tory and Labour proposals, and critiquing populist figures. Global safety perceptions under different leaders are explored, along with chaotic election campaigns and the significance of white trousers.

British Foreign Secretary James Cleverly discusses the art of listening in diplomatic meetings, emphasizing non-verbal cues and the power of silence. Key topics include team listening, longitudinal listening, and actionable insights for improving communication in workplace interactions.

James Cleverly, a rising star in Tory politics, shares his vision for leadership, impressing with a compelling speech that captivates audience attention. Former Chancellor George Osborne offers keen insights from the Conservative Party Conference, while seasoned politicians Michael Gove and Danny Finkelstein provide sharp analysis of candidates' performances. They discuss the art of political oratory, the importance of emotional connections in speeches, and the optimistic strategies needed for successful governance. It's a lively debate on what it takes to lead the party.

Kemi Badenoch, James Cleverly, Robert Jenrick, and Tom Tugendhat step into the spotlight as they fight for the Tory leadership. Each candidate shares their vision amidst ideological rifts within the party. Kemi sparks debate with her bold remarks on maternity pay. The atmosphere is thick with tension as they navigate media scrutiny and appeal to grassroots supporters. Journalist Aubrey Allegretti provides insights into the struggles and aspirations during a critical conference moment, highlighting the Conservative Party's identity crisis.

James Cleverly, a former UK foreign and home secretary, discusses his campaign for the Conservative Party leadership. He dives into the complexities of the Israel-Hezbollah conflict and its impact on UK foreign policy. Cleverly advocates for upskilling British workers rather than relying on migrant labor and emphasizes the need for childcare reform. He outlines his vision for a productive economy with lower taxes and increased defense spending, aiming to restore trust in the Conservative Party amidst its recent challenges.