be quite political fallout could be quite serious. let's take andy street, the conservative mayor of the west midlands who are supposed to be, understandably, furious about the decision itself and the way it has been handled. he could walk, i suppose. he could stop he's got a very sharp as the mayor of the west midlands, he does not need to be a to do it. if the conservative brand is still 20 points mind in the polls, running as an independent might be good for him. there are a lot of tory mps who do not like hs2 and the costs have grown out of control, but if the money is going to come... rishi sunak cannot make any promises about how that will be spent. in ten years�* time when we have got an older population. again, there are other mps who think this is a national embarrassment. we are here, in manchester, announcing the termination of a railway project that this conservative government committed to. this government has mishandled it so badly that it has quadrupled the costs. it is very

difficult to handle that.- quadrupled the costs. it is very difficult to handle that. what does it say about _ difficult to handle that. what does it say about trust? _ difficult to handle that. what does it say about trust? there - difficult to handle that. what does it say about trust? there will- difficult to handle that. what does it say about trust? there will be . difficult to handle that. what does| it say about trust? there will be an argument made to rishi sunak and members of the government, and conservative mps like bim, you have broken a promise, if you like, you have done it on other quite key issues to do with raising taxes, for example, why would we believe anything that you promise now? it is anything that you promise now? it is a really good — anything that you promise now? it 3 a really good question. it anything that you promise now? it 1 a really good question. it kind of ties in with what bim was saying a few minutes ago about why the management of this matters. what has really struck me as there has been a queue of people wanting to appear on the bbc over the last few days to express their fury at being left out of this discussion. be it andy street, the west midlands mayor, be it those big infrastructure companies that were involved in this, be it business leaders in the north, political leaders in the north, political leaders in the north of england, real infrastructure delivery groups. they are all absolutely fizzing at the

way this has been handled. they all say it will really impact trust and investment in the uk because people feel like the bug has been pulled from beneath them. do feel like the bug has been pulled from beneath them.— feel like the bug has been pulled from beneath them. do you agree with that, lara? the _ from beneath them. do you agree with that, lara? the last _ from beneath them. do you agree with that, lara? the last couple _ from beneath them. do you agree with that, lara? the last couple of- from beneath them. do you agree with that, lara? the last couple of days - that, lara? the last couple of days have been really _ that, lara? the last couple of days have been really difficult _ that, lara? the last couple of days have been really difficult for - that, lara? the last couple of days have been really difficult for the i have been really difficult for the communication— have been really difficult for the communication on— have been really difficult for the communication on this - have been really difficult for the communication on this policy i have been really difficult for the - communication on this policy because yesterday— communication on this policy because yesterday we — communication on this policy because yesterday we had _ communication on this policy because yesterday we had a _ communication on this policy because yesterday we had a strategy - communication on this policy because yesterday we had a strategy for - yesterday we had a strategy for downing — yesterday we had a strategy for downing street, _ yesterday we had a strategy for downing street, which - yesterday we had a strategy for downing street, which was - yesterday we had a strategy for| downing street, which was have yesterday we had a strategy for - downing street, which was have rishi sunak— downing street, which was have rishi sunak to _ downing street, which was have rishi sunak to as— downing street, which was have rishi sunak to as much _ downing street, which was have rishi sunak to as much media _ downing street, which was have rishi sunak to as much media as _ downing street, which was have rishi sunak to as much media as possible, | sunak to as much media as possible, let him _ sunak to as much media as possible, let him wrest — sunak to as much media as possible, let him wrest control— sunak to as much media as possible, let him wrest control of— sunak to as much media as possible, let him wrest control of the - let him wrest control of the narrative, _ let him wrest control of the narrative, but _ let him wrest control of the narrative, but actually - let him wrest control of the narrative, but actually he . let him wrest control of thej narrative, but actually he is let him wrest control of the - narrative, but actually he is going to say— narrative, but actually he is going to say we — narrative, but actually he is going to say we will— narrative, but actually he is going to say we will not _ narrative, but actually he is going to say we will not hear— narrative, but actually he is going to say we will not hear a - narrative, but actually he is going to say we will not hear a decision| to say we will not hear a decision of h52— to say we will not hear a decision of h52 from _ to say we will not hear a decision of h52 from you _ to say we will not hear a decision of h52 from you. the _ to say we will not hear a decisionj of h52 from you. the justification is because — of h52 from you. the justification is because i— of h52 from you. the justification is because i am _ of h52 from you. the justification is because i am looking _ of h52 from you. the justification is because i am looking at - of h52 from you. the justification is because i am looking at all- of h52 from you. the justification is because i am looking at all of. is because i am looking at all of the evidence, _ is because i am looking at all of the evidence, i— is because i am looking at all of the evidence, i will— is because i am looking at all of the evidence, i will not- is because i am looking at all of the evidence, i will not be - is because i am looking at all of. the evidence, i will not be rushed, i've done _ the evidence, i will not be rushed, i've done this _ the evidence, i will not be rushed, i've done this with _ the evidence, i will not be rushed, i've done this with the _ the evidence, i will not be rushed, i've done this with the windsor- i've done this with the windsor framework, _ i've done this with the windsor framework, i've _ i've done this with the windsor framework, i've done - i've done this with the windsor framework, i've done this- i've done this with the windsorj framework, i've done this with long-term _ framework, i've done this with long-term plan _ framework, i've done this with long—term plan. obviously- framework, i've done this with long—term plan. obviously the| long—term plan. obviously the decision— long—term plan. obviously the decision as _ long—term plan. obviously the decision as they— long—term plan. obviously the decision as they made - long—term plan. obviously the decision as they made in - long—term plan. obviously the decision as they made in the l long—term plan. obviously the i decision as they made in the next long—term plan. obviously the - decision as they made in the next 24 hours _ decision as they made in the next 24 hours and _ decision as they made in the next 24 hours and we — decision as they made in the next 24 hours and we see _ decision as they made in the next 24 hours and we see it _ decision as they made in the next 24 hours and we see it in _ decision as they made in the next 24 hours and we see it in his— hours and we see it in his conference _ hours and we see it in his conference speech. - hours and we see it in his conference speech. it- hours and we see it in his. conference speech. it looks hours and we see it in his- conference speech. it looks like is that you _ conference speech. it looks like is that you have _ conference speech. it looks like is that you have ceded _ conference speech. it looks like is that you have ceded a _ conference speech. it looks like is that you have ceded a huge - conference speech. it looks like is i that you have ceded a huge amount conference speech. it looks like is - that you have ceded a huge amount of time and _ that you have ceded a huge amount of time and opportunity— that you have ceded a huge amount of time and opportunity to _ that you have ceded a huge amount of time and opportunity to convey - that you have ceded a huge amount of time and opportunity to convey your. time and opportunity to convey your so-caiied _ time and opportunity to convey your so—called vision— time and opportunity to convey your so—called vision in— time and opportunity to convey your so—called vision in other— time and opportunity to convey your so—called vision in other areas - time and opportunity to convey your so—called vision in other areas in . so—called vision in other areas in order— so—called vision in other areas in order to — so—called vision in other areas in order to try— so—called vision in other areas in order to try to _ so—called vision in other areas in order to try to pause _ so—called vision in other areas in order to try to pause discussion. so—called vision in other areas in. order to try to pause discussion or block— order to try to pause discussion or block discussion— order to try to pause discussion or block discussion on _ order to try to pause discussion or block discussion on this _ order to try to pause discussion or block discussion on this thing - order to try to pause discussion or block discussion on this thing that| block discussion on this thing that clearly— block discussion on this thing that clearly a _ block discussion on this thing that clearly a decision _ block discussion on this thing that clearly a decision had _ block discussion on this thing that clearly a decision had been- block discussion on this thing that clearly a decision had been madel clearly a decision had been made about, _ clearly a decision had been made about, but— clearly a decision had been made about, but we _ clearly a decision had been made about, but we are _ clearly a decision had been made about, but we are yet _ clearly a decision had been made about, but we are yet to - clearly a decision had been made about, but we are yet to hear- clearly a decision had been made about, but we are yet to hear it i about, but we are yet to hear it because — about, but we are yet to hear it because it _ about, but we are yet to hear it because it has _ about, but we are yet to hear it because it has been _ about, but we are yet to hear it because it has been decided . about, but we are yet to hear itj because it has been decided we about, but we are yet to hear it - 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hear from it today. _ because it has been decided we would hear from it today. that _ because it has been decided we would hear from it today. that has _ because it has been decided we would hear from it today. that has been - hear from it today. that has been the difficulty _ hear from it today. that has been the difficulty-— the difficulty. johnny mercer continuing — the difficulty. johnny mercer continuing with _ the difficulty. johnny mercer continuing with his - the difficulty. johnny mercer continuing with his warm - the difficulty. johnny mercer continuing with his warm up| the difficulty. johnny mercer - continuing with his warm up speech ahead of rishi sunak taking to the stage. we should talk about the economy, cost of living. he is a former chancellor. when it comes to trust in what rishi sunak is going to say, those pledges, those five missions he has made, three of them are around the economy, reducing inflation, growing the economy. as yet, no sign of him meeting those. that is what people will care about, how it is going to impact them and cost of living issues, the money in their pocket. i cost of living issues, the money in their pocket-— cost of living issues, the money in their pocket. i am glad you brought u . their pocket. i am glad you brought u- the their pocket. i am glad you brought up the economy- — their pocket. i am glad you brought up the economy. it _ their pocket. i am glad you brought up the economy. it is _ their pocket. i am glad you brought up the economy. it is the _ their pocket. i am glad you brought up the economy. it is the top - up the economy. it is the top priority— up the economy. it is the top priority for— up the economy. it is the top priority for all demographics, all regions — priority for all demographics, all regions of— priority for all demographics, all regions of this country. h52 could feed into that _ regions of this country. h52 could feed into that in _ regions of this country. h52 could feed into that in terms _ regions of this country. h52 could feed into that in terms of - feed into that in terms of investment.— feed into that in terms of investment. �* ., ., ., , feed into that in terms of investment. ., ., ., , ., investment. but more of that is how --eole investment. but more of that is how people feel — investment. but more of that is how people feel in _ investment. but more of that is how people feel in exactly _ investment. but more of that is how people feel in exactly the _ investment. but more of that is how people feel in exactly the way - investment. but more of that is how people feel in exactly the way you i people feel in exactly the way you describe, — people feel in exactly the way you describe, in their own families and intheir— describe, in their own families and in their own — describe, in their own families and in their own pockets. it is absolutely critical that the prime minister— absolutely critical that the prime minister outlines for working people. _ minister outlines for working people, who are seeing real pressures to their earnings, that we

can, with _ pressures to their earnings, that we can, with is — pressures to their earnings, that we can, with is the conservative party, they have _ can, with is the conservative party, they have a — can, with is the conservative party, they have a better future. we have to be _ they have a better future. we have to be able — they have a better future. we have to be able to show people that despite — to be able to show people that despite the global pressures that have led — despite the global pressures that have led to inflation, energy price rises, _ have led to inflation, energy price rises, all— have led to inflation, energy price rises, all of— have led to inflation, energy price rises, all of those things, we can stillm _ rises, all of those things, we can still... _, ., , rises, all of those things, we can still... .,, , still... other comparable countries have had the _ still... other comparable countries have had the same _ still... other comparable countries have had the same issues - still... other comparable countries have had the same issues and - still... other comparable countries have had the same issues and our| have had the same issues and our inflation is still pretty near the top of the g7 countries. it is still very high and people are thinking, why should we trust the conservatives? i why should we trust the conservatives?- why should we trust the conservatives? ., ,., , ., , conservatives? i would say i am very critical of how— conservatives? i would say i am very critical of how the _ conservatives? i would say i am very critical of how the bank _ conservatives? i would say i am very critical of how the bank of _ conservatives? i would say i am very critical of how the bank of england . critical of how the bank of england has handled that. i'm not making excuses. — has handled that. i'm not making excuses, these things are difficult. the important thing is we are absolutely committed to bringing it down _ absolutely committed to bringing it down. that is why we are not likely to see _ down. that is why we are not likely to see a _ down. that is why we are not likely to see a big — down. that is why we are not likely to see a big promise on spotting massive — to see a big promise on spotting massive tax cuts to people, though a lot of— massive tax cuts to people, though a lot of people in the party are really — lot of people in the party are really desperate to hear that. we cannot _ really desperate to hear that. we cannotjust pump lots really desperate to hear that. we cannot just pump lots of money into the economy because that may raise inflation _ the economy because that may raise inflation. we have got to focus on cost of _ inflation. we have got to focus on cost of living, make sure ordinary people _ cost of living, make sure ordinary people get — cost of living, make sure ordinary people get better earnings as we come _ people get better earnings as we come through the next year, and the

cost and _ come through the next year, and the cost and prices in the shops comes down _ cost and prices in the shops comes down. tote— cost and prices in the shops comes down. ~ , g , down. we 'ust jeremy hunt in the audience, down. we just jeremy hunt in the audience, the _ down. we just jeremy hunt in the audience, the chancellor. - audience, the chancellor. realistically, they are straight jacketed to some extent in terms of what they can do in the way that bim has just what they can do in the way that bim hasjust said, what they can do in the way that bim has just said, the what they can do in the way that bim hasjust said, the prime minister and the chancellor. will people really felt better off at a general election? yummy i think this is why we are getting things like the 20 mph stuff because the problem the government has yellow mac is that abstract stuff like growth does not connect to voters.— abstract stuff like growth does not connect to voters. what they need is olicies connect to voters. what they need is policies where _ connect to voters. what they need is policies where voters _ connect to voters. what they need is policies where voters can _ connect to voters. what they need is policies where voters can tangibly i policies where voters can tangibly 90, policies where voters can tangibly go, 0k, rishi sunak is doing this. , sir keir starmer will take away something i like. that is where it is coming from. the something i like. that is where it is coming from.— is coming from. the video has started. johnny _ is coming from. the video has started. johnny mercer - is coming from. the video has started. johnny mercer has i is coming from. the video has i started. johnny mercer has finished his speech. we are getting ever closer to the prime minister rishi sunak taking to the stage. it is usually a couple of minutes for the video to run ahead of the party leader and the prime minister going up leader and the prime minister going up to talk to the party faithful. 0n

the economy, it is the most important question and it is the one that will be at the forefront of people�*s mines. while i feel better for next year? the answer is surely at the moment will be no.— at the moment will be no. you're absolutely _ at the moment will be no. you're absolutely right. _ at the moment will be no. you're absolutely right. the _ at the moment will be no. you're absolutely right. the argument i at the moment will be no. you're i absolutely right. the argument the government will make, or the prime minister will make, is that he successfully got around some of the more challenging periods in conservative rule over the last few years. iliz conservative rule over the last few ears. , , ., , ., years. liz truss, kwasi kwarteng, deliverin: years. liz truss, kwasi kwarteng, delivering the _ years. liz truss, kwasi kwarteng, delivering the speech _ years. liz truss, kwasi kwarteng, delivering the speech and - years. liz truss, kwasi kwarteng, delivering the speech and any i years. liz truss, kwasi kwarteng, i delivering the speech and any budget that was so disastrous for them? we are that was so disastrous for them? - are sitting in a very different place this time this year than we were this time last year at the tory conference. rishi sunak i think will argue that he turned things around. but you�*re absolutely right. if it comes to next year and things are not a lot better, he is in trouble. here is akshata murthy. she is taking to the stage, rishi sunak�*s wife, obviously going to speak for a few minutes before her husband takes

to the stage. let�*s have a listen. cheering and applause good morning. thank you. 0k. cheering and applause good morning. thank you. ok. i cheering and applause good morning. thank you. 0k. ijust good morning. thank you. ok. ijust -ot good morning. thank you. ok. ijust got away— good morning. thank you. ok. ijust got away with good morning, almost said good _ got away with good morning, almost said good afternoon. yes, you're absolutely— said good afternoon. yes, you're absolutely right, i am not on the agenda — absolutely right, i am not on the agenda for— absolutely right, i am not on the agenda for today. a bit of a surprise _ agenda for today. a bit of a surprise addition, shall we say. and a surprise _ surprise addition, shall we say. and a surprise for my husband, too. he has no _ a surprise for my husband, too. he has no idea — a surprise for my husband, too. he has no idea what i am going to say. laughing — laughing when i told our lovely girls about being _ when i told our lovely girls about being here today, they were also quite _ being here today, they were also quite surprised. but the reason why i am quite surprised. but the reason why i am here _ quite surprised. but the reason why i am here is— quite surprised. but the reason why i am here is really quite simple. it is because — i am here is really quite simple. it is because rishi and i are each

other's— is because rishi and i are each other's best friends. we are one team _ other's best friends. we are one team i— other's best friends. we are one team. i could not imagine being anywhere — team. i could not imagine being anywhere else but here today, with all of _ anywhere else but here today, with all of you. — anywhere else but here today, with all of you, to show my support to him and — all of you, to show my support to him and to— all of you, to show my support to him and to the party. applause now, as you would expect, there has been a _ now, as you would expect, there has been a lot— now, as you would expect, there has been a lot about rishi in the media, about— been a lot about rishi in the media, about who _ been a lot about rishi in the media, about who he is, what he likes, what he does _ about who he is, what he likes, what he does not — about who he is, what he likes, what he does not like, what motivates him, _ he does not like, what motivates him. and — he does not like, what motivates him. and so _ he does not like, what motivates him, and so forth. now, some of it is accurate — him, and so forth. now, some of it is accurate. i'm afraid he doesn't love _ is accurate. i'm afraid he doesn't love a _ is accurate. i'm afraid he doesn't love a good _ is accurate. i'm afraid he doesn't love a good run,. the cheesier the better— love a good run,. the cheesier the better even! —— a good tip back three — better even! —— a good tip back three in— better even! —— a good tip back three. in some of it is not true.

you _ three. in some of it is not true. you will— three. in some of it is not true. you will be _ three. in some of it is not true. you will be pleased to hear episodes of emily— you will be pleased to hear episodes of emily in— you will be pleased to hear episodes of emily in paris have not been forming — of emily in paris have not been forming his outlook on the eu! in all seriousness, as we gather here today— all seriousness, as we gather here today to _ all seriousness, as we gather here today to look to the future of the uk, i_ today to look to the future of the uk, i am — today to look to the future of the uk, i am so _ today to look to the future of the uk, i am so grateful to have this chance _ uk, i am so grateful to have this chance to — uk, i am so grateful to have this chance to talk to all of you about the man— chance to talk to all of you about the man who is leading as there. let me start _ the man who is leading as there. let me start with one word that sums up my husband — me start with one word that sums up my husband. that is aspiration. aspiration— my husband. that is aspiration. aspiration runs through his dna like it does— aspiration runs through his dna like it does this — aspiration runs through his dna like it does this party's. aspiration is what _ it does this party's. aspiration is what drove — it does this party's. aspiration is what drove his family, many years ago. _ what drove his family, many years ago. to— what drove his family, many years ago, to move to the uk. and aspiration _ ago, to move to the uk. and aspiration is what drives rishi to build _ aspiration is what drives rishi to build for— aspiration is what drives rishi to build for a — aspiration is what drives rishi to build for a better country and a build fora better country and a better— build for a better country and a better life for all our young people to look _ better life for all our young people to look forward to. rishi and i met when _ to look forward to. rishi and i met when we _ to look forward to. rishi and i met when we were 24, when we were both studying _ when we were 24, when we were both studying abroad in america. right from _ studying abroad in america. right from the — studying abroad in america. right from the very beginning, i was struck— from the very beginning, i was

struck by— from the very beginning, i was struck by two things about him. no, not his— struck by two things about him. no, not his smart suits our love for hudey— not his smart suits our love for hudey is — not his smart suits our love for hudey is. he actually did not own either— hudey is. he actually did not own either back— hudey is. he actually did not own either back then. two much more important — either back then. two much more important things. his deep love for his home — important things. his deep love for his home, the united kingdom, and his home, the united kingdom, and his sincere — his home, the united kingdom, and his sincere desire to ensure as many people _ his sincere desire to ensure as many people as _ his sincere desire to ensure as many people as possible have a chance to have the _ people as possible have a chance to have the opportunities he was lucky enough _ have the opportunities he was lucky enough to— have the opportunities he was lucky enough to have had. it completely energised — enough to have had. it completely energised him. at the time, i wondered _ energised him. at the time, i wondered if this passion was just youthful— wondered if this passion was just youthful optimism. today, i wondered if this passion was just youthful optimism. today, lam not sure youthful optimism is a term you can still— sure youthful optimism is a term you can still use — sure youthful optimism is a term you can still use about a man in his 40s _ can still use about a man in his 40s but — can still use about a man in his 405. but rishi's energy can still use about a man in his 405. but ri5hi'5 energy and passion for the _ 405. but ri5hi'5 energy and passion for the future of this country are as strong — for the future of this country are as strong as ever. that is why he has been — as strong as ever. that is why he has been a — as strong as ever. that is why he has been a lifelong conservative, that is— has been a lifelong conservative, that is why — has been a lifelong conservative, that is why he entered politic5

almost — that is why he entered politic5 almost a — that is why he entered politic5 almost a decade ago, and that is why it is the _ almost a decade ago, and that is why it is the greatest honour imaginable for him _ it is the greatest honour imaginable for him to— it is the greatest honour imaginable for him to be prime minister, leading — for him to be prime minister, leading the country and the party he loves _ love5. applause a5i a5 i said earlier, getting together with rishi — a5 i said earlier, getting together with ri5hi almost 20 years ago was not the _ with ri5hi almost 20 years ago was not the easy route. it meant an our early— not the easy route. it meant an our early days _ not the easy route. it meant an our early days together a complicated, lon- early days together a complicated, long distance relationship. but let me long di5tance relationship. but let me tell— long distance relationship. but let me tell you, on the other hand, being _ me tell you, on the other hand, being with — me tell you, on the other hand, being with ri5hi wa5 me tell you, on the other hand, being with ri5hi was the easiest decision— being with ri5hi was the easiest decision of my life. he is fun, he is thoughtful, he is compa55ionate, i5 thoughtful, he is compassionate, and he _ i5 thoughtful, he is compassionate, and he has — i5 thoughtful, he is compassionate, and he has an incredible ze5t for life _ and he has an incredible ze5t for life but — and he has an incredible ze5t for life. but what drew me to him most was his— life. but what drew me to him most was his strength of character, his

honesty, — was his strength of character, his honesty, his integrity, with a firm understanding of right from wrong. it is understanding of right from wrong. it is what _ understanding of right from wrong. it is what i — understanding of right from wrong. it is what i am still drawn to even today, _ it is what i am still drawn to even today after— it is what i am still drawn to even today, after 14 years of being married _ today, after 14 years of being married. a5 today, after 14 years of being married. as you may know, rishi i5 married. as you may know, rishi is the son— married. as you may know, rishi is the son of— married. as you may know, rishi is the son of a — married. as you may know, rishi is the son of a gp and a pharmacist. his parents — the son of a gp and a pharmacist. his parents moved to the uk from east africa — his parents moved to the uk from east africa with very little. but they— east africa with very little. but they built a life for themselves and for their— they built a life for themselves and for their children here. they built a life for themselves and fortheir children here. fora for their children here. for a rishi's— fortheir children here. fora ri5hi'5 dad, being involved in his patients — ri5hi'5 dad, being involved in his patient's' lives beyond the doctor's surgery— patient's' lives beyond the doctor's surgery was a big part of how he saw his role _ surgery was a big part of how he saw his role. ri5hi'5 mum trained as a pharmacist. — his role. ri5hi'5 mum trained as a pharmacist, and years later, after saving _ pharmacist, and years later, after saving enough to own her own shop, she too— saving enough to own her own shop, she too went — saving enough to own her own shop, she too went above and beyond the call of _ she too went above and beyond the call of duty— she too went above and beyond the call of duty to build deep—rooted relationships with our customers. it meant _ relationships with our customers. it meant rishi — relationships with our customers. it meant rishi and his younger brother and sister— meant rishi and his younger brother and sister grew up in a household entrenched in their community in

southampton. and they were wholly devoted _ southampton. and they were wholly devoted to it. that love of community grew in rishi too. from a very young _ community grew in rishi too. from a very young age, is the most natural e>

care about — values and he knows how much you care about the future of the uk. but also about _ care about the future of the uk. but also about the struggles and the challenges that people are facing today, _ challenges that people are facing today, and the potential we all see in a better— today, and the potential we all see in a better tomorrow. notjust today, and the potential we all see in a better tomorrow. not just for a few but— in a better tomorrow. not just for a few but for— in a better tomorrow. not just for a few but for everyone in our country. just few but for everyone in our country. just as— few but for everyone in our country. just as with — few but for everyone in our country. just as with our girls, he wants the next generation to grow up in a country— next generation to grow up in a country that offers them opportunity and hope. _ country that offers them opportunity and hope, a country that helps them build rock—solid foundations, with a deep _ build rock—solid foundations, with a deep respect for hard work and the confidence — deep respect for hard work and the confidence to fulfil their potential. dealerfor confidence to fulfil their potential. dealer for community in all its _ potential. dealer for community in all its forms. sometimes, when the going _ all its forms. sometimes, when the going gets — all its forms. sometimes, when the going gets tough, i remind rishi that he — going gets tough, i remind rishi that he is— going gets tough, i remind rishi that he is fighting for his values, that he is fighting for his values, that he _ that he is fighting for his values, that he is— that he is fighting for his values, that he is fighting for his values, that he is fighting for his values, that he is fighting for this party's values. — that he is fighting for this party's values, knowing that it is a hard road _ values, knowing that it is a hard road ahead, but success is hard—won.

rishi. _ road ahead, but success is hard—won. rishi. you _ road ahead, but success is hard—won. rishi, you know this, you know that doing _ rishi, you know this, you know that doing the _ rishi, you know this, you know that doing the right thing for the long term. _ doing the right thing for the long term, even when it is hard, is the right— term, even when it is hard, is the right thing — term, even when it is hard, is the right thing to do. and i hope you also know— right thing to do. and i hope you also know how proud you make our -irl5 also know how proud you make our girls and _ also know how proud you make our girls and me — also know how proud you make our girls and me every single day. applause conference, thank you for letting me gate-crash. — conference, thank you for letting me gate—crash, to tell you a little bit more _ gate—crash, to tell you a little bit more about the rishi i know, and the rishi i_ more about the rishi i know, and the rishi i hope _ more about the rishi i know, and the rishi i hope most people will come to understand. now, it gives me the greatest _ to understand. now, it gives me the greatest pleasure to introduce you to a wonderful, wonderful father, my best friend. — to a wonderful, wonderful father, my best friend, and your prime minister. _ best friend, and your prime minister, rishi sunak. cheering and applause