RAF Manji and a co-host discuss why the country's biggest problem is leadership. Manji says he doesn't view current politicians as leaders at all, framing the conversation around what real leadership looks like and why trust in institutions has eroded.
And what I hear when I hear that the biggest problem in this country is leadership. Because when I think of Wellington, that they. We look to them as our leaders, they're leading us. And to me, our country will rise or fall on leadership. Yeah.
See, I don't look at them as their leaders.
Yeah, there you go. Because there's that lack of. Hey, I don't trust. And. Yeah.
And I think, you know, I think when John Key was prime minister. Yeah. I think that would be his approach again. Because, again, when you work in financial markets, you're working often in very small teams. And I think he was very supportive of Christchurch. Come down. Yep. Whatever you guys need to do this. No sense of. I've got to control stuff.
