Sajid Javid

But you talked about leadership and integrity.

And Sajid Javid, who was very senior in the government at the time, said this.

It might sound a bit strange, but I was listening to the sermon by this amazing man, Reverend Les Isaac.

You know, he started street pastors.

Now, that was recorded.

Now, the Holy Spirit was moving.

But that was a moment that led to Sajid Javid and others.

He said that.

Her four novels, The Fountainhead, Atlas Shrugged, We the Living, and Anthem, have sold more than 37 million copies and launched the school of thought known as objectivism.

Her fans include a lot of people in right-wing politics, Sajid Javid, Daniel Hannan, Paul Ryan, Ron and Rand Paul, although Rand Paul is not named after Ayn Rand, sadly.

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Clarence Thomas, Peter Thiel, Donald Trump, but also Simon Cowell, Angelina Jolie, Oliver Stone-

Our thoughts are with Dame Mary and all of their family at this time.

And you will remember that for a period, Jeffrey Archer was behind the rise of a whole generation of conservative cabinet ministers from Sajid Javid to Kwasi Kwarteng to Nadeem Zahawi and whatever you think of where their political careers ended up.

He was a man who just had so many connections and had so much to offer the world.

But personally for me, I didn't really embrace him as a politician.

And we already have the technology.

I mean, our former health minister, Sajid Javid, went to a hospital and he saw a machine performing open heart surgery better than a surgeon.

He said, why don't we have more of these machines? He was told, well, the unions won't allow it.

And this is already more than five years ago.

You said last year that White supremacy is being pushed by Black and Asian faces.

Some of the most heinous hostile environment policies of the past half decade have been fronted by politicians like Priti Patel, Suella Braverman, Sajid Javid, Shabana Mahmood even.

How do you make sense of this?

So yeah, um, when I see Shabana Mahmood or Priti Patel using their Britishness as a weapon to say, "Actually, things are okay in this country.

I blew it, made a complete fool of myself.

And I said to people like, uh, Sajid Javid and Kwasi Kwarteng and that group who served so honorably with me when I stood for mayor of London, "For God's sake, don't go in the House until you're 40, and don't go in the House until you've achieved something, so when you get there and speak, people will go, 'Yes, well, he has the right to speak on that subject.

He knows something about it.'" I knew nothing.

I was a complete moron, and I l- was living under the illusion because I'd won a by-election with a record number, I was a god.

Yeah, and he put up tax in order to do it.

Just, I mean, you know, if we go over the history of this, Boris Johnson and Sajid Javid, who was chancellor then, remember him, they put up tax.

They created a new levy, but then that was canceled by Liz Truss, and they created this new levy that was going towards the NHS to help with the cost of the pandemic, and then it was meant to stay in place to pay for social care.

Liz Truss then scrapped it.

he had a template.

So that template was basically created by Sajid Javid.

So Theresa May was the prime minister before Boris Johnson.

Theresa May was totally against points-based system, PBS, historically, and May was very firm on the cap.