Boris was 'too loyal', Truss was 'my biggest frustration' | Exit Interviews

George Eustice reveals what he really thinks of his bosses past and present, including why Boris Johnson was “too loyal" and Liz Truss was his "biggest frustration".
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[@daffyduck780]

Boris was too loyal. Not something you hear very often.

[@christophernicolson5086]

I can see this actually. Quite a few ministers should have got sacked.

[@hilaryjohnson2386]

Especially from his wives!

[@abbersj2935]

The only thing joso was loyal to, was himself. Only a deluded tory would think anything else.

[@kizzmiaz]

He never met a mirror he didn't like.

[@kizzmiaz]

Loyal to what? Money? Himself? Certainly not his wife, mistresses, the queen or the country.

[@darthmonkey74]

Or Theresa May. All women

[@hilaryjohnson2386]

Himself.The Great Boris.Big Dog.DePhefell.Man of the people.

[@Paul-eb4jp]

Putin.

[@hilaryjohnson2386]

Another one on the way out.Keep em coming.

[@ThePereubu1710]

There's a reason why he's known as "George Useless"

[@TimThat]

Too loyal to his mistresses maybe.

[@colinstephenson5386]

Mr Eustice said his department had the problem of dealing with 80% of our Laws coming from the EU , Britain has domestic Law which is made in the Westminster Parliament solely by British MPs , and EU Law made in Brussels by every member state including Britain ‘ when it was still a member “ why does no presenter ask for an explanation ?

[@Wilbtube]

George Eustice feels that at 52, he can do something new with his life? Like avoiding a massive defeat in Camborne and Redruth? Labour has an 88% chance of flipping the seat!

[@ianedmonds9191]

On balance seems like a decent bloke. Luv and Peace.

[@johannesnicolaas]

Too loyal... hahaha.... to his own Ego, his enormous ego yes.

[@EamonCoyle]

I was almost onboard with George but the loss of the plastic straw is indeed the straw that broke the camels back !! From a personal point of view the loss of plastic straws was the first time climate change got real.

[@hearditman]

Boris, loyal? Bwaaaaaahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!

[@ianfraser6161]

Sophistry

[@Tom_murray89]

Are you going to do an exit interview with James duddrige ?

[@lenwilkinson672]

Yes but the immigrants that you employed,they didn’t stay or did they,and it was kept from the public purposely ?

[@papi8659]

Bet he's got some lucrative 'consultancy' contracts coming upadvising companies how to mitigate the impact of his beloved brexit haha #scam

[@Sam-lw6mx]

Could do better!!!!!!!! What better than the current Brexit we have

[@grahamjonesxmp7551]

Boring.

[@dickie_white]

I'm a bit frustrated by these videos. It's either a long wait, or it's difficult to find, the nub of the interview, and/or the thing that the title relates to. In fact, as I write this, I've decided that I am not going watch any more Times Radio clips. You all earn your living from Rupert Murdoch. I don't want to get my news from people who are prepared to do that.

[@michaelwhite8031]

Sunak is a WEF asset

[@superhumantrueman]

lol but Johnson isn't? This wef conspiracy is so weak.

[@andyknowles772]

Is that like the WWF?

[@trevfindley5704]

​@@andyknowles772 similar, although WWF is more believable...

[@roblyndon5267]

These exit interviews are buttock-clenchingly awful. They just make themselves look even worse.