The News Agents Q&A: the Epstein files, Corbyn as PM, and are Reform clickbait?
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Aug 8, 2025 Dive into a lively discussion about the potential market jitters stemming from a Corbyn or Farage premiership. The hosts unpack media bias surrounding smaller parties like the Liberal Democrats and the challenges they face in gaining attention. They ponder the unlikely arrest of Benjamin Netanyahu, while reflecting on whether today's geopolitical turmoil is truly unique compared to history. A humorous take on conspiracy theories and the media's role ties it all together, bursting with witty insights and engaging analysis.
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Markets Limit Radical Governments
- Bond markets punish governments that deliver unfunded radical pledges.
- Jon Sopel and Lewis Goodall argue Corbyn or Farage would face economic limits.
Netanyahu Unlikely To Face Arrest Abroad
- Jon Sopel says Netanyahu avoids countries where arrest risk exists.
- Lewis Goodall notes Israel isn't an ICC signatory so travel risks are low.
Media Overcovers Farage, Undercovers Lib Dems
- Hosts say broadcasters over-correct by live-covering Nigel Farage to avoid accusations of ignoring him.
- They note Liberal Democrats receive less attention despite Commons strength.
