kwasi kwarteng
MPs have been told not to have their mobiles in the room when they are having sensitive conversations.
But the Bank of England has already proved Kwasi Kwarteng's disastrous plans sent interest rates soaring.
Simon Clarke insisted the prime minister's unfunded tax cuts were not the main reason for the economic crisis.
The prime minister and chancellor need to raise £50 billion to fill a black hole in the government's finances.
The former chancellor will only say he "regrets" the "turbulence" caused by his disastrous economic plans.
The ex-chancellor had told the BBC there was “more to come” two days after the disastrous mini-budget.
"What the cockeyed hell is going on?" is a vibe.
The new chancellor also shelved the prime minister's plan to cut the basic rate of income tax by 1p.
The new chancellor also confirmed a new wave of austerity to balance the government’s books.
"Things are just too bad now. She has to go."