She was oblivious as the sign appeared behind her, sparking laughter in the audience.
A banner proclaiming “I crashed the economy” featuring a picture of a lettuce forced Liz Truss from the stage at an event last night.
READ MORE: Mum so 'addicted' to face fillers she's left looking 'deformed' - as lips swelled into 'beak' and began to rot He said: “She’s avidly supporting Trump, and actually she’s lending the weight of the office of British Prime Minister which she held, albeit for a short period of time, to the pro-Trump campaign. We thought, she’s aligning herself with the far right in America, and sometimes, not always, but sometimes, one of the best approaches to the far right is to laugh at them.
As it descended she said: “It’s what I was saying a bit about incumbents, the average American is not doing well, and people do vote on… I think it was Bill Clinton’s adviser who said ‘it’s the economy, stupid.’ So I think that he will probably win.”
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