Back in 2012, George Osborne, then-chancellor of the exchequer of the U.K., headhunted Mark Carney to run Britain's central bank. Osborne broke with tradition to hire the 'best person in the world for the job,' making Carney the first non-Brit to steer the U.K. through the tempests that would be Brexit and the beginnings of the COVID-19 pandemic. Osborne tells Power & Politics why he thinks the Liberal leadership candidate has the skills, confidence and experience to become Canada's next prime

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