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EXCLUSIVE: Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Liz Truss is eager to bring a “conservative revolution” to British politics after her attendance at the 2025 Conservative Political Action Conference. In an exclusive interview with Fox News Digital, Truss shared her ambitions for a movement to “Make the West Great Again.”
This week, world leaders captivated an audience of American conservatives at CPAC, expressing their desire to see President Donald Trump’s impactful agenda implemented globally. Liz Truss, noted for her brief tenure as prime minister, remarked that many global leaders are envious of Trump’s second term and particularly his establishment of the Department of Government Efficiency.
According to Truss, there is a growing momentum for change. “There’s a strong desire for transparency regarding government spending. We would love to receive accurate accounts from government departments about expenditures,” she told Fox News Digital.
Truss also lauded Elon Musk’s initiative with DOGE, calling it a “playbook for reforms needed in the UK.” However, she believes that establishing a similar system in the UK under Prime Minister Keir Starmer is unrealistic.
“Musk’s direct approach to addressing payment systems is something we need to consider in Britain,” Truss explained. “Unfortunately, the current government, which supports the entrenched interests of the bureaucracy, is unlikely to adopt such measures.” She emphasized that meaningful change can only occur with a shift in governance, acknowledging that Musk’s work is an excellent example for the UK.
Musk has become a pivotal figure in exposing inefficiencies within the US government. Truss noted that his initiatives have laid bare issues related to federal funding, and they have also prompted discussions on government accountability in Britain.
“At times, I feel Musk has assumed the role of the opposition in Britain, openly challenging Starmer’s government on social media about critical issues, including the grooming gangs preying on young girls,” Truss articulated. This indicates an increasing willingness among leaders to confront societal challenges without reservation.
Motivated by the successes of Musk and Trump in navigating the social media landscape, Truss revealed her intention to create a new platform for free speech in the UK. She stated, “We are encountering significant challenges regarding free speech. Individuals face imprisonment for expressing their views on platforms like Facebook and X.”
Truss added, “Historical context shows that our nation revolutionized the principle of press freedom back in 1695. Now, ironically, we are witnessing individuals jailed for voicing opinions online.” This alarming trend, she argued, requires immediate attention.
Truss detailed her plans for a progressive media network that offers Britons and Europeans access to alternative narratives and information often overlooked by conventional media. “The Trump phenomenon demonstrates how independent media can activate political movements. We need that momentum in Britain,” she asserted.
Truss underscored Trump’s model during the 2024 presidential campaign, where he effectively employed new media strategies. From TikTok videos to prominent appearances on popular podcasts like Joe Rogan, Trump utilized these platforms to engage directly with his supporters.
“What is unfolding in America can be termed a conservative revolution. President Trump is addressing the myriad issues afflicting our societies, like extreme environmentalism and anti-capitalist sentiments. I aspire to see a similar movement flourish in the UK and am here to glean insights on orchestrating that shift,” Truss emphasized.
Truss expressed alignment with Trump’s policies, ranging from strict immigration enforcement to tax cuts. She advocated for a national strategy that prioritizes these issues, stressing the need to counterbalance the influence of entrenched bureaucrats in the UK.
“Unlike the US, our bureaucratic framework is notably more robust. Career bureaucrats dominate our government, and it’s critical we learn from the American experience to instigate change,” she argued.
This week, Truss engaged in substantial dialogues with leaders from around Europe, aiming to develop a conservative coalition that addresses energy and economic challenges. Notably, she hinted at the possibility of organizing a British CPAC event in the near future.
Truss’s brief tenure as prime minister ended in resignation after just 49 days. Her ambitious tax cut plan led to economic turmoil, a situation she acknowledged as a significant factor in her departure.
Reflecting on her experience, Truss stated, “I understood that the circumstances prevented me from fulfilling the mandate given to me by the Conservative Party.” The UK has since seen a shift in leadership with Keir Starmer of the Labour Party, marking the end of an era of Conservative governance.
Despite continuous efforts from some conservative factions to promote government efficiency and spending accountability, criticism persists regarding the UK government’s management of taxpayer funds. A growing UK DOGE movement emerges on social media, mirroring efforts in the US to spotlight wasteful practices.
The Procurement Files, an account active on social media, meticulously examines over 300,000 contracts from the UK’s public governmental database to expose financial mismanagement.
Political figures like Nigel Farage are vocal proponents of a UK DOGE initiative. However, the current government defends its commitment to economic reform and waste reduction.
As stated by an HM Treasury spokesperson, “The Chancellor has mandated all departments to deliver savings equating to five percent of their current budget as part of our zero-based Spending Review. We are scrutinizing every pound of government expenditure to eliminate waste and optimize taxpayer value.” This initiative reflects an ongoing concern about the necessity for efficiency in public spending.