mini budget
James Cleverly made a dig at his former colleagues, saying he was "grown up enough" to see change was needed.
"We had to step in quickly and we had to step in quite decisively," the governor of the Bank of England said.
"They've only u-turned because the rest of the country is so thoroughly repulsed by their greed."
LBC's Nick Ferrari kicked off their conversation by asking: "How embarrassing is this?"
Sky News host explained that millionaires will now enjoy an extra £55,220 a year – a stark contrast to the universal credit recipients.
She said Liz Truss and Kwasi Kwarteng were two “desperate gamblers chasing a losing run”.
He revealed the government’s radical new approach to the UK economy just two weeks after he was made chancellor.