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Labour MP Clive Lewis, "When you think about the Conservative's 14 year record" "David Cameron, George Osborne, Austerity, Brexit, Boris Johnson, Liz Truss" "It was an unmitigated disaster" "You talk about growth, my constituents didn't experience growth. It was growth for the wealthiest, for the 1%, we've got a...

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Clive .. well said

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𝐖𝐞𝐚𝐥𝐭𝐡𝐲 𝐄𝐥𝐢𝐭𝐞 𝐅𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐬 𝐑𝐞𝐯𝐨𝐥𝐮𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 Scott Galloway, multi-millionaire professor, gives dire warning about the decline of American capitalism, expanding wealth inequality and far-right CEOs. ★ NEW ARTICLE ⬇️

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Absolutely right 👍👏😞😞

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@PaulBasnett Brilliant

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And if the wealthy move due to over taxing as they pay the bulk of all taxes then the UK is completely fu##ed! Trump’s policies and DOGE are working and America will see a massive turnaround in the next 12 to 18 months

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Well said, but when are you gonna stand up to the prime minister. Full of talk,no action.

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So does Clive believe in austerity or joining the EU to solve the problem?

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Bloody well said @labourlewis

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Clive was brilliant. To shut Kevin Hollinrake up like he did is some achievement, believe me.

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He's talking about unicorns, which are mostly more industry killing apps. They create a few billionaires & suck the wealth out of the industry it is exploiting. Its myopic & destructive.

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So refreshing to hear a Labour MP tell the truth 👏 Clive Lewis MP exposed the truth about govts being in hoc to wealthy individuals and global corporations who are sucking the life out of the body politics and economy of this country.
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So refreshing to hear a Labour MP tell the truth 👏 Clive Lewis MP exposed the truth about govts being in hoc to wealthy individuals and global corporations who are sucking the life out of the body politics and economy of this country.

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Keir Starmer, "On Brexit, the reason I reminded everyone of what Nigel Farage said was because that was the promise he put to the country" "That we'd be stronger, we'd be richer, we'd have lots of money for the NHS, immigration will come down" "It all proved to be false" "Farage is not going back to the country now and saying it was a good thing, you've all benefited" "Farage will talk about almost anything else apart from the consequences of the one thing he delivered for the country, Brexit" "Farage doesn't want to talk about it, and there's a reason for that, it didn't help working people" "It turns out what he said wasn't true" "That's why Farage doesn't want to talk about Brexit" "But we have to talk about it now because we have to address the situation we are in" "We have to give this country a stronger economy, a stronger defence and security arrangement given the world we live in" "That's why I said what I said about being closer to Europe" "And this government being defined by bringing Europe back together and the UK at the heart of Europe"
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Keir Starmer, "On Brexit, the reason I reminded everyone of what Nigel Farage said was because that was the promise he put to the country" "That we'd be stronger, we'd be richer, we'd have lots of money for the NHS, immigration will come down" "It all proved to be false" "Farage is not going back to the country now and saying it was a good thing, you've all benefited" "Farage will talk about almost anything else apart from the consequences of the one thing he delivered for the country, Brexit" "Farage doesn't want to talk about it, and there's a reason for that, it didn't help working people" "It turns out what he said wasn't true" "That's why Farage doesn't want to talk about Brexit" "But we have to talk about it now because we have to address the situation we are in" "We have to give this country a stronger economy, a stronger defence and security arrangement given the world we live in" "That's why I said what I said about being closer to Europe" "And this government being defined by bringing Europe back together and the UK at the heart of Europe"

Farrukh

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Chris Mason, "Viewers say your time as prime minister left the UK as an international laughing stock" Liz Truss, "I don't think that's true" Chris Mason, " Your mini budget, viewers blame you for mortgages going sky high, for the country feeling poorer, for the economy getting into a spin and say that you were the author of that and it was a disaster" Liz Truss, " Well, I don't agree with that" Chris Mason, "Do you think that you believe the governor should be out?" Liz Truss, "I don't support his continuation in the job.. We didn't know we were sitting on a tinderbox" Chris Mason, "Which you set fire to" Liz Truss, " Well, I'm not saying I'm perfect and, you know, nobody's perfect" Chris Mason, " You talk in the book about the deep state. Isn't that to indulge in conspiracy theory kind of quackery?" Liz Truss, "Well, it's a description of a group of people, an orthodoxy, a groupthink that is not accountable to electors" Chris Mason, " You offer plenty of praise of Donald Trump in the book. Do you hope he wins again in the autumn?" Liz Truss, "Yes, I do" Chris Mason, "Why?: Liz Truss, "Because I believe that we need a strong America under Donald Trump. When he was president of the United States, the world was safer" Chris Mason, "The smoking ban that Rishi Sunak is suggesting" Liz Truss, " We're a free country. We shouldn't be telling people not to smoke" Chris Mason, "Is Rishi Sunak Conservative?" Liz Truss, "I think the policy is unconservative and we are ill advised to be pursuing it" Chris Mason, "Let's talk, then about the future of the conservative party. Could Nigel Farage be a welcome addition?" Liz Truss, "I think it would be good if he joined the conservative party and became an MP" Chris Mason, "Why?" Liz Truss, " Because I think he believes in conservative values. I think it's a shame he's not in the conservative party"
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Chris Mason, "Viewers say your time as prime minister left the UK as an international laughing stock" Liz Truss, "I don't think that's true" Chris Mason, " Your mini budget, viewers blame you for mortgages going sky high, for the country feeling poorer, for the economy getting into a spin and say that you were the author of that and it was a disaster" Liz Truss, " Well, I don't agree with that" Chris Mason, "Do you think that you believe the governor should be out?" Liz Truss, "I don't support his continuation in the job.. We didn't know we were sitting on a tinderbox" Chris Mason, "Which you set fire to" Liz Truss, " Well, I'm not saying I'm perfect and, you know, nobody's perfect" Chris Mason, " You talk in the book about the deep state. Isn't that to indulge in conspiracy theory kind of quackery?" Liz Truss, "Well, it's a description of a group of people, an orthodoxy, a groupthink that is not accountable to electors" Chris Mason, " You offer plenty of praise of Donald Trump in the book. Do you hope he wins again in the autumn?" Liz Truss, "Yes, I do" Chris Mason, "Why?: Liz Truss, "Because I believe that we need a strong America under Donald Trump. When he was president of the United States, the world was safer" Chris Mason, "The smoking ban that Rishi Sunak is suggesting" Liz Truss, " We're a free country. We shouldn't be telling people not to smoke" Chris Mason, "Is Rishi Sunak Conservative?" Liz Truss, "I think the policy is unconservative and we are ill advised to be pursuing it" Chris Mason, "Let's talk, then about the future of the conservative party. Could Nigel Farage be a welcome addition?" Liz Truss, "I think it would be good if he joined the conservative party and became an MP" Chris Mason, "Why?" Liz Truss, " Because I think he believes in conservative values. I think it's a shame he's not in the conservative party"

Farrukh

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Zack Polanski, "What is your assessment of where we're at and what needs to happen?" Caroline Lucas, "We've had this Joint Intelligence Committee report that was suppressed by the Labour government because they saw how serious the climate and nature emergency is" "Perhaps they didn't want to show how little they were doing to rise to the occasion" "Just as sea levels are rising, tragically the far right is rising too" "They are weaponising climate change and climate policy" "One of the ways we can push back against that is by, not using the language of net zero, which most people don't understand" "It's about making this conversation real for people" "If we can talk about climate change as being about power, and redistributing power" "If we can talk about it in terms of justice" "Then we've got a better chance of making change happen" "But also crucially, hopefully, reducing the change of a Farage-led government at the next election" Zack Polanski, "So beautifully put"
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Zack Polanski, "What is your assessment of where we're at and what needs to happen?" Caroline Lucas, "We've had this Joint Intelligence Committee report that was suppressed by the Labour government because they saw how serious the climate and nature emergency is" "Perhaps they didn't want to show how little they were doing to rise to the occasion" "Just as sea levels are rising, tragically the far right is rising too" "They are weaponising climate change and climate policy" "One of the ways we can push back against that is by, not using the language of net zero, which most people don't understand" "It's about making this conversation real for people" "If we can talk about climate change as being about power, and redistributing power" "If we can talk about it in terms of justice" "Then we've got a better chance of making change happen" "But also crucially, hopefully, reducing the change of a Farage-led government at the next election" Zack Polanski, "So beautifully put"

Farrukh

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Left: Liz Truss, "People voted for Brexit even though the establishment told them it would be a disaster, terrible for the British economy.. We've got to learn from Trump" Right: Mayor of London, "UK economy is almost £140 billion (a year) smaller because of Brexit"
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Left: Liz Truss, "People voted for Brexit even though the establishment told them it would be a disaster, terrible for the British economy.. We've got to learn from Trump" Right: Mayor of London, "UK economy is almost £140 billion (a year) smaller because of Brexit"

Farrukh

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We are witnessing the rise of two very separate and distinct Americas: One for the billionaire class. One for everybody else. Our country is not supposed to be run by a handful of wealthy oligarchs while a majority of people struggle to afford the basic necessities.
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We are witnessing the rise of two very separate and distinct Americas: One for the billionaire class. One for everybody else. Our country is not supposed to be run by a handful of wealthy oligarchs while a majority of people struggle to afford the basic necessities.

Sen. Bernie Sanders

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David Friedberg predicted the Rise of Socialism in the US back in January "The party line is that socialism was defeated in this election cycle and that there was a resounding vote from the American populace against socialism." "My contrarian belief is that we'll see a rise, a dramatic rise, in socialist movements in 2025 in the United States." "We're gonna see an unleashing of economic growth because of deregulation and AI." "There's gonna be some parts of the economy that are gonna be big winners and some parts of the economy that are gonna be big losers." "When you have this sort of a change this fast, there are often large contingents of people that are left behind." "And when that happens, I do think that the socialist policies and socialist movements gain steam." "Growth does not mean that it benefits everyone equally." "And I think that some folks will see people go from being billionaires to hundred billionaires to the world's first trillionaire, and it will also start to fuel this rise." "So I think that we will see an increase in the breadth and depth of socialist movements in the United States."
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David Friedberg predicted the Rise of Socialism in the US back in January "The party line is that socialism was defeated in this election cycle and that there was a resounding vote from the American populace against socialism." "My contrarian belief is that we'll see a rise, a dramatic rise, in socialist movements in 2025 in the United States." "We're gonna see an unleashing of economic growth because of deregulation and AI." "There's gonna be some parts of the economy that are gonna be big winners and some parts of the economy that are gonna be big losers." "When you have this sort of a change this fast, there are often large contingents of people that are left behind." "And when that happens, I do think that the socialist policies and socialist movements gain steam." "Growth does not mean that it benefits everyone equally." "And I think that some folks will see people go from being billionaires to hundred billionaires to the world's first trillionaire, and it will also start to fuel this rise." "So I think that we will see an increase in the breadth and depth of socialist movements in the United States."

The All-In Podcast

138,498 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce

Man in black top tears into Reform and calls out Brexit for the disaster that it is #BBCQT "I find it incredible what Richard Tice is saying" "What we've seen with Brexit, under every single metric our country is poorer" "Everything we do on the outside of that is just nibbling away at the edges" "When people say we have no money in our pockets, Brexit and what you and Nigel Farage stood for has caused that" Richard Tice, "Absolutely not" Fiona Bruce, "Hang on. Richard, you have to let people have their say" Man in black top, "When you're talking about the Indian trade deal being an issue. Hang on, I thought you said we have to trade with the rest of the world, there are big opportunities" "And as soon as there's a deal with another country, you're complaining about it" "It's hypocrisy at it's finest" "We've been duped as a nation" "Brexit was the biggest con, sanctions on ourselves, and it's affected every single facet of life" "The EU is our closest trading partner and we've lost so much because of it, and we're suffering because of it, and that's a fact" "When people say we knew what we voted for, this is what we voted for, we voted to make ourselves poorer, in the name of perceived sovereignty"
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Man in black top tears into Reform and calls out Brexit for the disaster that it is #BBCQT "I find it incredible what Richard Tice is saying" "What we've seen with Brexit, under every single metric our country is poorer" "Everything we do on the outside of that is just nibbling away at the edges" "When people say we have no money in our pockets, Brexit and what you and Nigel Farage stood for has caused that" Richard Tice, "Absolutely not" Fiona Bruce, "Hang on. Richard, you have to let people have their say" Man in black top, "When you're talking about the Indian trade deal being an issue. Hang on, I thought you said we have to trade with the rest of the world, there are big opportunities" "And as soon as there's a deal with another country, you're complaining about it" "It's hypocrisy at it's finest" "We've been duped as a nation" "Brexit was the biggest con, sanctions on ourselves, and it's affected every single facet of life" "The EU is our closest trading partner and we've lost so much because of it, and we're suffering because of it, and that's a fact" "When people say we knew what we voted for, this is what we voted for, we voted to make ourselves poorer, in the name of perceived sovereignty"

Farrukh

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Meloni Modi - Melody Diplomacy is redefining the way leaders are connecting with the masses Weber was right about the rise of charismatic leadership The you will be called a leader irrespective of the content of you could connect emotionally And Neil Postman was also right when he said that it is a rise of the showbiz everywhere and that “we are amusing ourselves to death” What are your views ?
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Meloni Modi - Melody Diplomacy is redefining the way leaders are connecting with the masses Weber was right about the rise of charismatic leadership The you will be called a leader irrespective of the content of you could connect emotionally And Neil Postman was also right when he said that it is a rise of the showbiz everywhere and that “we are amusing ourselves to death” What are your views ?

Shekhar Dutt

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Zack Polanksi, "Nigel Farage claims to be a patriot but I don't think there is anything patriotic about Reform UK" "A patriot loves their country, their neighbours, no matter what the colour of their skin or what country they might have come from" "Water companies should not be sold off to foreign investors, they should be in public ownership. Green Party's policy is renationalisation" "That's patriotism" "We also hear Nigel Farage call himself a populist" "Populism is about the 99% against the 1%" "Nigel Farage claims to be a man of the people but he's a man of the wealthy people" "He's literally there to defend the 1%" "This isn't about hating the 1%, some of the 1% like the Patriotic Millionaires - a group of millionaires who are saying tax us more as this would be better as tackling inequality would result in a better society" "The very best of being British, is saying that when we gather together in our communities, even when we disagree, less divisive hateful rhetoric peddled by the right. Instead more hope and solidarity bringing communities together"
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Zack Polanksi, "Nigel Farage claims to be a patriot but I don't think there is anything patriotic about Reform UK" "A patriot loves their country, their neighbours, no matter what the colour of their skin or what country they might have come from" "Water companies should not be sold off to foreign investors, they should be in public ownership. Green Party's policy is renationalisation" "That's patriotism" "We also hear Nigel Farage call himself a populist" "Populism is about the 99% against the 1%" "Nigel Farage claims to be a man of the people but he's a man of the wealthy people" "He's literally there to defend the 1%" "This isn't about hating the 1%, some of the 1% like the Patriotic Millionaires - a group of millionaires who are saying tax us more as this would be better as tackling inequality would result in a better society" "The very best of being British, is saying that when we gather together in our communities, even when we disagree, less divisive hateful rhetoric peddled by the right. Instead more hope and solidarity bringing communities together"

Farrukh

160,752 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce

Sophy Ridge, "What impact has leaving the EU had on growth?" Emma Reynolds, "It's been difficult.. We didn't have an oven baked deal.. It was pretty raw in the middle.. It's a botched Brexit deal.. It put up barriers" "I don't think it has had an overall benefit to growth" "But we are where we are, we respect the result, we need to reset our relationship with the EU, we need a closer relationship with the EU" Labour party ideology of not rejoining the EU Single Market is now the barrier to economic growth for the UK, ideology before what's better for the country
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Sophy Ridge, "What impact has leaving the EU had on growth?" Emma Reynolds, "It's been difficult.. We didn't have an oven baked deal.. It was pretty raw in the middle.. It's a botched Brexit deal.. It put up barriers" "I don't think it has had an overall benefit to growth" "But we are where we are, we respect the result, we need to reset our relationship with the EU, we need a closer relationship with the EU" Labour party ideology of not rejoining the EU Single Market is now the barrier to economic growth for the UK, ideology before what's better for the country

Farrukh

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Alastair Campbell, "Nigel Farage is a consequential figure in British politics, I doubt Brexit would have happened without him" "History will say the three key drivers of Brexit: David Cameron who called the referendum, Boris Johnson who led one of the campaigns and Nigel Farage who laid the ground for it" "Camerons gone, Johnsons gone, and the fact that some people are talking about Nigel Farage becoming the next prime minister, what does that say about our politics?" "The guy who has helped to inflict the very thing, Brexit, that has weakened our economy, weakened our standing in the world, that we think he should be prime minister? "It's a form of madness" "The populism and lies of the Brexit campaigners" "Brexit was all about taking back control. Partly because we lost our membership of the European Union and so the Dublin Convention, we've lost control" "Partly because so many Europeans left Britain, went back, doctors, nurses, and carers, we then had the Boris wave of immigration, people from other countries, particularly India, Bangladesh" "We also have people from Ukraine and Hong Kong which I think the public are more willing to accept" "The truth is, we have to get the balance right between an aging population, where we're going to need immigrants to do the jobs that British people don't want to do, and we need high skill immigrants" "Charlatans like Farage are always going to make immigration the issue because they haven't got much else to say about anything else" "Andy Burnham is very pro European, in his heart he knows Brexit is a disaster, knows that we have to somehow fix it" "I think it will be a much closer relationship with the European Union"
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Alastair Campbell, "Nigel Farage is a consequential figure in British politics, I doubt Brexit would have happened without him" "History will say the three key drivers of Brexit: David Cameron who called the referendum, Boris Johnson who led one of the campaigns and Nigel Farage who laid the ground for it" "Camerons gone, Johnsons gone, and the fact that some people are talking about Nigel Farage becoming the next prime minister, what does that say about our politics?" "The guy who has helped to inflict the very thing, Brexit, that has weakened our economy, weakened our standing in the world, that we think he should be prime minister? "It's a form of madness" "The populism and lies of the Brexit campaigners" "Brexit was all about taking back control. Partly because we lost our membership of the European Union and so the Dublin Convention, we've lost control" "Partly because so many Europeans left Britain, went back, doctors, nurses, and carers, we then had the Boris wave of immigration, people from other countries, particularly India, Bangladesh" "We also have people from Ukraine and Hong Kong which I think the public are more willing to accept" "The truth is, we have to get the balance right between an aging population, where we're going to need immigrants to do the jobs that British people don't want to do, and we need high skill immigrants" "Charlatans like Farage are always going to make immigration the issue because they haven't got much else to say about anything else" "Andy Burnham is very pro European, in his heart he knows Brexit is a disaster, knows that we have to somehow fix it" "I think it will be a much closer relationship with the European Union"

Farrukh

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John Curtice, "Those voting Reform last year have very distinct views" "The section of our society that would vote in favour of staying outside the European Union, that's something that is now a minority view" "They also share with the wider electorate concern about the NHS, and the economy" "So there is a very clear, core, frankly distinctive message coming from Reform" "Whatever one thinks about the views of Reform and Nigel Farage, they are expressed with a clarity and an enthusiasm that is lacking from all of our party leaders" 'One of the constant complaints about Keir Starmer is that we don't really know what he stands for" "That's why we're having arguments about cuts to various benefits because people are saying: I never knew what this Labour government was about, but surely this is not the things Labour are in favour of" "That's the problem Labour face. People don't know what they stand for" "And the Conservatives are still suffering from their record in the last government" "Nigel Farage speaks with a clarity that the rest of our politicians are lacking"
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John Curtice, "Those voting Reform last year have very distinct views" "The section of our society that would vote in favour of staying outside the European Union, that's something that is now a minority view" "They also share with the wider electorate concern about the NHS, and the economy" "So there is a very clear, core, frankly distinctive message coming from Reform" "Whatever one thinks about the views of Reform and Nigel Farage, they are expressed with a clarity and an enthusiasm that is lacking from all of our party leaders" 'One of the constant complaints about Keir Starmer is that we don't really know what he stands for" "That's why we're having arguments about cuts to various benefits because people are saying: I never knew what this Labour government was about, but surely this is not the things Labour are in favour of" "That's the problem Labour face. People don't know what they stand for" "And the Conservatives are still suffering from their record in the last government" "Nigel Farage speaks with a clarity that the rest of our politicians are lacking"

Farrukh

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Journalist, "Rejoin the EU or stay out?" Andy Burnham, "I want to rejoin" "I hope in my lifetime, I want to rejoin the European Union" "I believe in the unions of all kinds. The union of the UK. The EU benefitted this country. Trade unions" "People prosper more when they're part of unions" Earlier in the interview... "Then you come to Brexit... During the 80s and 90s, the growth we had through the European Union masked some of structural problems" "But the minute you come to Brexit, then look at the last decade" "Shouldn't we start calling out the disaster that Brexit has been more directly?" "I think we should" "We've been stuck now with sluggish growth, and all of the aspirations now are harder to achieve as a country" "That's Nigel Farage and Brexiters doing, and you have to hold them accountable for that" Pippa Crerar, "Is there a danger of being seen as the same old Labour pushing to rejoin the EU?" Andy Burnham, "I don't think there's a prospect of joining any time soon, but I do think we should be honest with people" "It's not just on the economy and growth. It's immigration" "Immigration has ben weakened as a result of Brexit" "We've replaced short term immigration from the EU with long term immigration from outside the EU" "Call out Nigel Farage and Brexiters" Journalist, "Do you think Nigel Farage is racist?" Andy Burnham, "I don't know him well so I'm not going to say that. But I do see policies that are discriminatory. And that worries me"
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Journalist, "Rejoin the EU or stay out?" Andy Burnham, "I want to rejoin" "I hope in my lifetime, I want to rejoin the European Union" "I believe in the unions of all kinds. The union of the UK. The EU benefitted this country. Trade unions" "People prosper more when they're part of unions" Earlier in the interview... "Then you come to Brexit... During the 80s and 90s, the growth we had through the European Union masked some of structural problems" "But the minute you come to Brexit, then look at the last decade" "Shouldn't we start calling out the disaster that Brexit has been more directly?" "I think we should" "We've been stuck now with sluggish growth, and all of the aspirations now are harder to achieve as a country" "That's Nigel Farage and Brexiters doing, and you have to hold them accountable for that" Pippa Crerar, "Is there a danger of being seen as the same old Labour pushing to rejoin the EU?" Andy Burnham, "I don't think there's a prospect of joining any time soon, but I do think we should be honest with people" "It's not just on the economy and growth. It's immigration" "Immigration has ben weakened as a result of Brexit" "We've replaced short term immigration from the EU with long term immigration from outside the EU" "Call out Nigel Farage and Brexiters" Journalist, "Do you think Nigel Farage is racist?" Andy Burnham, "I don't know him well so I'm not going to say that. But I do see policies that are discriminatory. And that worries me"

Farrukh

292,706 görüntüleme • 10 ay önce

Norm Coleman, Chairman of the Republican Jewish Coalition says, Jews are the masters of the universe and must control the Internet to conceal Israel’s crimes. “The majority of Gen Z have an unfavorable impression of Israel. And my friends, I think the reason for that is we're losing the digital war. They're getting their information from TikTok, whatever it is, and we're losing that world. When you think about it, the masters of the universe are Jews. You know, we've got Altman at OpenAI, we've got Zuckerberg, we got Sergey Brin, we got the whole group across the board. Jan Koum, you know, founded WhatsApp. It's us! And we have to figure out a way to win the digital battle. Amelia, we've got to get our digital sneakers on so that the truth can prevail over the lies. And when we do that, the future of Israel will be stronger because the majority of Americans will support Israel. We'll make that happen. Thank you."
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Norm Coleman, Chairman of the Republican Jewish Coalition says, Jews are the masters of the universe and must control the Internet to conceal Israel’s crimes. “The majority of Gen Z have an unfavorable impression of Israel. And my friends, I think the reason for that is we're losing the digital war. They're getting their information from TikTok, whatever it is, and we're losing that world. When you think about it, the masters of the universe are Jews. You know, we've got Altman at OpenAI, we've got Zuckerberg, we got Sergey Brin, we got the whole group across the board. Jan Koum, you know, founded WhatsApp. It's us! And we have to figure out a way to win the digital battle. Amelia, we've got to get our digital sneakers on so that the truth can prevail over the lies. And when we do that, the future of Israel will be stronger because the majority of Americans will support Israel. We'll make that happen. Thank you."

Syrian Girl

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Rantz: We have 2% GDP growth. Phillip: You can’t gaslight about the history. A whole year of virtually zero private sector job growth, GDP growth that was below 1% and only went up to 2% is not a victory. Rantz: If the economy was struggling— Mockler: It is struggling.
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Rantz: We have 2% GDP growth. Phillip: You can’t gaslight about the history. A whole year of virtually zero private sector job growth, GDP growth that was below 1% and only went up to 2% is not a victory. Rantz: If the economy was struggling— Mockler: It is struggling.

Acyn

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🚨🎥 WATCH: Keir Starmer says "we have got the fight of our lives ahead of us" "We have got to take on Reform and beat them... everyone who cares about what this country is, whether they vote Labour or otherwise, it is the fight of our lives for who we are as a country"
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🚨🎥 WATCH: Keir Starmer says "we have got the fight of our lives ahead of us" "We have got to take on Reform and beat them... everyone who cares about what this country is, whether they vote Labour or otherwise, it is the fight of our lives for who we are as a country"

Politics UK

200,402 görüntüleme • 10 ay önce

Mishal Husain, "When you look at Brexit and what has happened in the last 9 years - and you say it is a poorer country than it was (before Brexit). Do you think it was worth having the referendum in 2016?" Nigel Farage, "Do I think freedom is worth it? Yes. Absolutely" "Do I think self governance is worth it? Yes. Of course I do" "Do I think the ability to control your borders is worth having? Yes I do* *Thanks for the Farage Brexit Asylum Seeker Boats 👍* "Now, have we exercised it? No" Mishal Husain, "That's why I asked the question, was it worth it in 2016 given what we know now?" "Sterling has never recovered its value" "Business investment has stalled since then" Nigel Farage, "Even Keir Starmer says the deep seated problems in the country predate Brexit" "I am angry that a Conservative government with a whopping great majority didn't take advantage of it" Mishal Husain, "And you think you could have done better if you were Prime Minister?" Nigel Farage, "Miles better" Mishal Husain, "If you became Prime Minister would you rip up the treaty Keir Starmer made with the EU this year?" Nigel Farage, "The whole treaty is up for renegotiation anyway. It's a poor treaty. We can do better. We have to play hardball" Mishal Husain, "I've heard this before" Nigel Farage, "From who?" Mishal Hussain, "From Conservatives, from people who believed in Brexit" Nigel Farage, "They never believed in it. They accepted it because if they hadn't they would have faced political extinction" Mishal Hussain, "If Brexit has not been done properly you as Prime Minister would reshape our relationship with the EU?" Nigel Farage, "We've been weak as hell. We've given in. We've given in. We've given in. We've expected favours in return. We haven't got any" "And even though we've got huge economic problems, they've got economic problems to" "Giving away our fish for the next 12 years, things like that, completely outrageous. Total betrayal" "Trade with Europe is important but the real focus has to be on what's happening internally in the UK economy" Mishal Hussain, "That would be taking an economic risk" Nigel Farage, "Everything in life is about risk" Mishal Hussain, "You'd be a risk taking prime minister?" Nigel Farage, "We need far more risk taking" Mishal Hussain, "You'd take a risk with the nearest neighbour, the big geography, the big market on our doorstep?" Nigel Farage, "When you're in a bad relationship, you have to take risks to reshape it" Mishal Hussain, "Would you end alignment with the EU?" Nigel Farage, "100%"
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Mishal Husain, "When you look at Brexit and what has happened in the last 9 years - and you say it is a poorer country than it was (before Brexit). Do you think it was worth having the referendum in 2016?" Nigel Farage, "Do I think freedom is worth it? Yes. Absolutely" "Do I think self governance is worth it? Yes. Of course I do" "Do I think the ability to control your borders is worth having? Yes I do* *Thanks for the Farage Brexit Asylum Seeker Boats 👍* "Now, have we exercised it? No" Mishal Husain, "That's why I asked the question, was it worth it in 2016 given what we know now?" "Sterling has never recovered its value" "Business investment has stalled since then" Nigel Farage, "Even Keir Starmer says the deep seated problems in the country predate Brexit" "I am angry that a Conservative government with a whopping great majority didn't take advantage of it" Mishal Husain, "And you think you could have done better if you were Prime Minister?" Nigel Farage, "Miles better" Mishal Husain, "If you became Prime Minister would you rip up the treaty Keir Starmer made with the EU this year?" Nigel Farage, "The whole treaty is up for renegotiation anyway. It's a poor treaty. We can do better. We have to play hardball" Mishal Husain, "I've heard this before" Nigel Farage, "From who?" Mishal Hussain, "From Conservatives, from people who believed in Brexit" Nigel Farage, "They never believed in it. They accepted it because if they hadn't they would have faced political extinction" Mishal Hussain, "If Brexit has not been done properly you as Prime Minister would reshape our relationship with the EU?" Nigel Farage, "We've been weak as hell. We've given in. We've given in. We've given in. We've expected favours in return. We haven't got any" "And even though we've got huge economic problems, they've got economic problems to" "Giving away our fish for the next 12 years, things like that, completely outrageous. Total betrayal" "Trade with Europe is important but the real focus has to be on what's happening internally in the UK economy" Mishal Hussain, "That would be taking an economic risk" Nigel Farage, "Everything in life is about risk" Mishal Hussain, "You'd be a risk taking prime minister?" Nigel Farage, "We need far more risk taking" Mishal Hussain, "You'd take a risk with the nearest neighbour, the big geography, the big market on our doorstep?" Nigel Farage, "When you're in a bad relationship, you have to take risks to reshape it" Mishal Hussain, "Would you end alignment with the EU?" Nigel Farage, "100%"

Farrukh

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"In the old era, to capture growth you needed to buy the equity of the companies driving the growth. In the new era, you need to buy the tokens and cryptocurrencies of the platforms and networks driving growth" Sandy Kaul, Head of Digital Assets at Franklin Templeton, on why they are launching Franklin Crypto "That's why we are launching Franklin Crypto, and that's why we are managing these active portfolios of multiple tokens" "That's why this is one of the biggest opportunities we've seen in our lifetime"
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"In the old era, to capture growth you needed to buy the equity of the companies driving the growth. In the new era, you need to buy the tokens and cryptocurrencies of the platforms and networks driving growth" Sandy Kaul, Head of Digital Assets at Franklin Templeton, on why they are launching Franklin Crypto "That's why we are launching Franklin Crypto, and that's why we are managing these active portfolios of multiple tokens" "That's why this is one of the biggest opportunities we've seen in our lifetime"

The Wolf Of All Streets

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