teresa mae. thank you, mr seaker. johnson. teresa mae. thank you, mr speaker.hnson. teresa mae. thank you, mr speaker. congratulate my right - speaker. congratulate my right honourable friend and welcome her her position as the third... honourable friend and welcome her her position as the third. . .- her position as the third... hear, hear! can — her position as the third... hear, hear! can i _ her position as the third. .. hear, hear! can i ask— her position as the third... hear, hear! can i ask my _ her position as the third... hear, hear! can i ask my right - her position as the third... hear, i hear! can i ask my right honourable friend, whv — hear! can i ask my right honourable friend, why does _ hear! can i ask my right honourable friend, why does she _ hear! can i ask my right honourable friend, why does she think - hear! can i ask my right honourable friend, why does she think it - hear! can i ask my right honourable friend, why does she think it is - friend, why does she think it is that all three female prime ministers have been conservative? that wa

if nothing else, liz truss was in the cabinets when teresa mae made her fateful decision to go to...ut. indeed. the thing that plays will _ look how that turned out. indeed. the thing that plays will also - look how that turned out. indeed. the thing that plays will also be i the thing that plays will also be well aware of is at the moment, 13% of the country thinks she will make a good pm, which is lower than teresa mae or borisjohnson at the time they took office. look, i have known liz truss a long time. she will have a difficultjob to do. our focus will be getting her head down, getting a cabinet in place and really focusing on the issues that matter to people. i think that will be the top priority. the election should wait and i don't think she is going to call any election until she feels that the country is on a better footing. feels that the country is on a betterfooting. who feels that the country is on a better footing. who knows feels that the country is on a betterfooting. who knows where feels that the country is on a better footing. who knows where we well be in a year.

also in parliament, there was this exchange with liz truss and the former prime minister teresa mae.rs have conservative?— i think my right honourable friend for her— i think my right honourable friend for her fantastic question. i look forward — for her fantastic question. i look forward to— for her fantastic question. i look forward to calling on her advice from _ forward to calling on her advice from her— forward to calling on her advice from her time forward to calling on her advice from hertime in forward to calling on her advice from her time in office as i start my work. — from her time in office as i start my work. as _ from her time in office as i start my work, as i start my work as prime minister _ my work, as i start my work as prime minister it— my work, as i start my work as prime minister it is— my work, as i start my work as prime minister. it is quite extraordinary, isn't _ minister. it is quite extraordinary, isn't it. _ minister. it is quite extraordinary, isn't it. that — minister. it is quite extraordinary, isn't it, that there doesn't seem to be isn't it, that t