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31:53Now Playing“President Truman had a fantastic wooden thing on his desk saying, the buck stops here…she should recognise that she was responsible for what went on.”
Outgoing Conservative MP Robert Halfon offers some advice to former prime minister Liz Truss. Stepping down after 14 years, he says he’s “finally broken” his “Stockholm syndrome”, and tells Matt Chorley why Brexit was the such a “terrible” time in parliament.
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