Liz Truss launched a social media show to promote free speech and challenge UK political establishment, citing her short premiership's downfall.

Former UK Prime Minister Liz Truss has launched "The Liz Truss Show," a social media program aimed at challenging mainstream political discourse and promoting free speech, Western values, and economic reform. She frames the show as a response to a perceived "deep state" and media groupthink, blaming bureaucratic resistance and market reactions for her brief 2022 premiership, which ended amid economic turmoil following her tax-cut plans. Truss, who served 45 to 49 days as prime minister, claims she was unfairly targeted and calls for a UK political movement similar to America’s MAGA. Speaking at CPAC, she urged Elon Musk and supporters to scrutinize the UK establishment. The show, produced with support from Just the News, aims to spotlight issues often ignored by mainstream media and rally public support for bold, values-driven governance.