London: UK PM Rishi Sunak Says that despite all the difficulties he knew he would face as PM, he took up the role because he felt it was his “religion” to help the country.
In an interview with “Piers Morgan Uncensored” on Thursday night to mark the 100th day of his premiership, Sunak was asked about the pound tanking when Europe was at war, his party’s decline in the polls and where in Britain he Why did you want to become PM? an economic crisis. He said: “When I’m not thinking about politics Liz Truss resigned. , , I had moved on. , , I believe in public service and feel a sense of duty more than anything.. There is a concept in Hinduism called ‘Dharma’ which roughly translates to duty and thus I follow- Nourished. “It was about doing the things expected of you and trying to do the right thing. Even though it was going to be a nightmare job, I felt I could make a difference and be the best person I could be at the time.” The challenges people were facing, and finally I put myself forward to do it. Knowing it would be difficult and challenging. . . ”
Sunak also told how he proposed to his wife Akshata Murthy Down on one knee as they walk alone along the cliffs at Half Moon Bay in California, before living in a fancy hotel they’d dreamed of as students. When asked “what is love” she said: “There are so many different aspects to it – what I’m most focused on at the moment is the integrity that helps me do this work. I could not have done this work without their love and support.”
He declined to answer whether he was a billionaire, preferring to describe himself as “financially fortunate” and promising to release his tax returns for all to see soon.
“People need to understand what my values are. I was brought up by parents who came to this country with an immigrant mindset, where what they were focused on was getting as much as possible working hard and giving up everything so that their children could have a better future and we could fit in and integrate well into British life. , and that’s how I was brought up – to work hard, To do the right thing and care for those less fortunate than myself. Those are the values I bring to this job,” he said.
Morgan asked if Sunak, a Star Wars fan who didn’t drink or smoke, was an idiot. Sunak said that if it is meant to be “someone who gets up early, works hard on top of things and tries to solve problems with whatever they’ve got, then certainly I am that.” It should happen like this only. “
In an interview with “Piers Morgan Uncensored” on Thursday night to mark the 100th day of his premiership, Sunak was asked about the pound tanking when Europe was at war, his party’s decline in the polls and where in Britain he Why did you want to become PM? an economic crisis. He said: “When I’m not thinking about politics Liz Truss resigned. , , I had moved on. , , I believe in public service and feel a sense of duty more than anything.. There is a concept in Hinduism called ‘Dharma’ which roughly translates to duty and thus I follow- Nourished. “It was about doing the things expected of you and trying to do the right thing. Even though it was going to be a nightmare job, I felt I could make a difference and be the best person I could be at the time.” The challenges people were facing, and finally I put myself forward to do it. Knowing it would be difficult and challenging. . . ”
Sunak also told how he proposed to his wife Akshata Murthy Down on one knee as they walk alone along the cliffs at Half Moon Bay in California, before living in a fancy hotel they’d dreamed of as students. When asked “what is love” she said: “There are so many different aspects to it – what I’m most focused on at the moment is the integrity that helps me do this work. I could not have done this work without their love and support.”
He declined to answer whether he was a billionaire, preferring to describe himself as “financially fortunate” and promising to release his tax returns for all to see soon.
“People need to understand what my values are. I was brought up by parents who came to this country with an immigrant mindset, where what they were focused on was getting as much as possible working hard and giving up everything so that their children could have a better future and we could fit in and integrate well into British life. , and that’s how I was brought up – to work hard, To do the right thing and care for those less fortunate than myself. Those are the values I bring to this job,” he said.
Morgan asked if Sunak, a Star Wars fan who didn’t drink or smoke, was an idiot. Sunak said that if it is meant to be “someone who gets up early, works hard on top of things and tries to solve problems with whatever they’ve got, then certainly I am that.” It should happen like this only. “