Tory Party Conference: Greenpeace explain protest during Liz Truss's speech

The transcript discusses the dissatisfaction with Liz Truss's government policies, highlighting that many actions, such as fracking and cutting benefits, lack public support. The speaker emphasizes the need for the government to adhere to the 2019 Conservative manifesto, focusing on renewable energy and green jobs instead of fossil fuels. The critique extends to environmental policies, urging the government to protect nature and address the cost of living crisis. The speaker expresses confidence in public support for these views and concludes with a brief mention of their treatment by security.

What are some of the policies that the speaker claims nobody voted for?

How does the speaker feel about the government's approach to fracking and its impact on climate?

What does the speaker suggest as a solution to the cost of living crisis?

What concerns does the speaker raise about cutting red tape?

What is the speaker's stance on the public's support for their message at the conference?