Tugendhat promises ‘Conservative revolution’ as leadership ballot looms

The speaker expresses a desire to lead the Conservative Party and become Prime Minister, emphasizing the need for change and a new economic revolution. They highlight the importance of a strong foreign policy focused on safety and partnerships, and stress the necessity of investing in defense and national security. The speaker criticizes Labour's plans and commits to building a better Britain.

How does the speaker view the current state of Britain's bureaucracy?

What is the speaker's stance on national security spending?