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Andrew Griffiths

Andrew Griffiths

Former Member of Parliament of the United KingdomWikipedia

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Sep 8, 2026

Martin SorrellPANELIST
72:24
There was nothing concrete there of real import.
Martin SorrellPANELIST
72:27
In fact, it was more Andrew Griffiths afterwards in his response that was much more, much weightier.
Martin SorrellPANELIST
72:33
Okay,
Jeevan SanderPANELIST
72:33
Jeevan, do you want to respond to that? Well, a nation's wealth isn't just founded upon its billionaires.
Martin SorrellGUEST
23:40
There was nothing concrete there of real import.
Martin SorrellGUEST
23:44
In fact, it was more Andrew Griffiths afterwards in his response that was much more, much weightier.
Martin SorrellGUEST
23:49
Okay,
Jeevun SandherGUEST
23:49
Jeevan, do you want to respond to that? Well, a nation's wealth isn't just founded upon its billionaires.
Robert JenrickGUEST
16:57
it's a divide in politics.
Robert JenrickGUEST
16:59
If you look at the Tory party, and I suspect this will accentuate in the future under Kemi and Andrew Griffiths as their shadow chancellor, there's an attitude there where, you know, maybe the steel industry could just be allowed to... to wither away or maybe we'll allow the car industry to collapse because we don't want to put tariffs on that kind of thing.
Robert JenrickGUEST
17:16
But you like that intervention, don't you? Well, judiciously, yes, I think we should do.
Robert JenrickGUEST
17:20
I do want there to be a car industry in this country.
David VanceHOST
0:50
We've talked about the guilt rates in recent days, partly because of concerns about Labour's spending plans.
David VanceHOST
0:57
Now, of course, the shadow Chancellor, Chancellor Andrew Griffiths, the conservative, has has warned Healey not to be increasing taxes on people.
David VanceHOST
1:10
Otherwise, he's going to more than likely emulate his Labour namesake, Dennis Healey, who, if you remember, was forced to go cap in hand to the IMF.
David VanceHOST
1:20
for a bailout in 1976.
BalesHOST
51:16
But you know what I mean, guys, what I mean that, yeah, you want to get some of these players on a bit safer floor.
BalesHOST
51:22
Andrew Griffiths in the chat
Tom HalesHOST
51:23
makes a good point.
Tom HalesHOST
51:26
Greaves is, say, 50-ish.
Adam FlemingHOST
8:05
I thought it was a very telling little moment that makes you realize th- that he's playing in a different league now, Andy Burnham, and it was, and this is very micro, but it was interesting.
Adam FlemingHOST
8:14
And he was having a go at Kemi Badenoch for the Shadow Cabinet reshuffle that saw Andrew Griffiths made the shadow chancellor.
Chris MasonHOST
8:20
Yeah.
Adam FlemingHOST
8:20
And Andy Burnham was making the point that Andrew Griffiths had been a Treasury minister when Liz Truss was prime minister, so therefore, he had been involved in the infamous mini-budget.
Adam FlemingHOST
8:29
Kemi Badenoch fired back saying, "Come on, he was a minister in the Treasury at that point, quite junior person in the government.
Adam FlemingHOST
8:36
You can't hang the mini-budget around Andrew Griffiths' neck." And then Andy Burnham made a joke about saying, "Well, hang on, it's not like he was the PPS," so the lowest level of the ministerial rung, to the Defra secretary.
Andy BurnhamSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
8:46
And her new shadow chancellor served in, who was hardly some PPS to the Defra secretary, with all respect to my Right Honorable friend, [laughing] the Defra Secretary.
Andy BurnhamSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
9:00
He was, he was in, he was in the Treasury, Mr.
Chris PhilpGUEST
20:34
So we need total transparency.
Chris PhilpGUEST
20:36
I think secondly, I've spoken to lots of my senior shadow cabinet colleagues about this question, including the new shadow chancellor, Andrew Griffiths, but actually his predecessor, Mel Stride, had the same view.
Chris PhilpGUEST
20:47
And they understand, firstly, that immigration is an existential issue for the country.
Chris PhilpGUEST
20:51
We can't allow mass third world immigration.
Saba SalmanGUEST
13:36
He had a good five minutes.
Adam McQueenPANELIST
13:36
And now it's someone called Andrew Griffiths.
Helen LewisPANELIST
13:37
Yeah.
Saba SalmanGUEST
13:38
Mm.
Dan WoottonHOST
53:26
And he says the cooking of reform continues.
Dan WoottonHOST
53:28
The appointments of Andrew Griffiths as Shadow Chancellor and Katie Lamb as Shadow Housing Communities and Local Government Secretary show the Conservatives are getting serious.
Dan WoottonHOST
53:35
They are two of the best we have alongside Nick Timothy.
Dan WoottonHOST
53:38
They have lost some junk to reform, no major loss apart from Suella.
BeauHOST
29:54
And the new guy she put in, I can't remember his name, Griffiths?
HarryUNKNOWN
30:00
Yeah, Andrew Griffiths.
HarryUNKNOWN
30:02
Used to be a Sky News executive.
HarryUNKNOWN
30:05
And he was...

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