Liz Truss argues that the UK government must dismantle the legacy of legislative frameworks like the Equality Act and Human Rights Act to regain effective sovereign control over policy.

“what they have done is they have wrapped up Britain in a huge amount of red tape and technocracy that makes it impossible to do things and also embeds values that are not conservative in the very heart of government.”

The architecture of the state is corrupt and should be significantly downsized.

“I would want to abolish as much of the state as possible as much of the legislation taxation ministries as possible. I I think we have a state that is far too big corrupt and doesn't work.”

He argues that the government should reduce regulations and empower individuals rather than imposing excessive state control.

“get rid of the state get it out of people's lives and let people interface freely and make their own call”

Governments derive their legitimacy solely from the consent of the people they serve and have a duty to protect inherent human rights.

“Governments are created by men, and they are only legitimate if those people who are governed consent to them. I mean, that's that's the whole game right there, right? And they kind of flip by it, but but that's the heart of the argument here.”

The legislative and judicial branches have failed to provide the necessary checks and balances on the executive branch.

“What I have [ __ ] had it with is the Supreme Court and the US Senate and US House of Representative completely abandon their duty as a checks and balances to the executive branch.”

He asserts that President Trump is acting like a dictator and is abusing his power by threatening to jail political opponents.

“Well, let's start with the idea that this is a convicted felon. I mean, think about that. Who's threatening to jail me? I got to say, this guy's unhinged. He's insecure. He's a wannabe dictator.”