Andrew Neil

Andrew Neil, a distinguished British journalist known for his incisive interviewing style, dives into a variety of compelling topics. He shares personal stories from growing up in working-class Glasgow and discusses the decline of Europe. Neil critiques populism in the U.S. and UK, analyzing the political landscape shaped by Trump and Johnson. He also reflects on the evolution of journalism, the art of political interviews, and the intricacies of trade policies. Expect sharp insights on the rise of autocracy and the challenges facing modern media.

Andrew Neil, chairman of The Spectator, and journalist Piers Morgan dive deep into the race for the 2024 presidential election. Piers shares an eye-opening experience involving Donald Trump post-shooting, unveiling new layers of political resilience. They dissect Kamala Harris's challenges heading into the crucial debate with Trump and the intense electoral climate. The duo also explores how streaming media is revolutionizing political discourse, shifting attention from traditional to new platforms. Predictions are made about who might emerge victorious in the upcoming debates.

Andrew Neil, chairman of The Spectator and former editor of the Murdoch-owned Sunday Times, discusses the retirement of Rupert Murdoch and his ongoing influence in the Murdoch empire. They delve into the impact of financial interests and an anti-establishment persona, the consequences of embracing tabloid journalism, the promotion of false claims about the stolen election, and the future challenges faced by Lachlan Murdoch and the changing power dynamics within the company.

Andrew Neil, Laura Trevelyan, and Tara Palmeri discuss Ghislaine Maxwell's denial of bail and her connections to Jeffrey Epstein. They explore Maxwell's background, court proceedings, and the complexity of the case. The podcast touches on current affairs, media presence during the bail hearing, Maxwell's legacy, and legal aspects of the case.

Guests discuss media coverage of the Woolwich attack and the ethics of broadcasting graphic content. They also delve into the rebranding of News Corp, the impact of comedy for charity, and the split between 21st Century Fox and News Corp.