In this podcast, Fiona Bruce hosts a panel including Patrick Grant, Andrew Griffith MP, Alison McGovern MP, and Isabel Oakeshott. They discuss the impact of the Chancellor's Autumn statement on the cost of living crisis, government's economic decisions, challenges for disabled workers, high immigration figures, and the appropriateness of politicians on reality TV.

Joining the discussion are Stu Burguiere, host of 'Stu Does America,' and journalist Dave Marcus. They dive into the alarming connection between Congress and the suppression of free speech, critiquing recent congressional hearings. David Zweig reveals shocking details about California's aggressive COVID surveillance on churchgoers, while Isabel Oakeshott discusses her explosive leaks concerning the UK's Health Secretary during the pandemic. Their insights expose the hypocrisy of governance and the need for accountability in a rapidly changing media landscape.

Isabel Oakeshott, a journalist renowned for exposing the Lockdown Files, dives deep into the UK’s pandemic response. She reveals explosive WhatsApp messages and discusses the emotional toll of governmental actions. The conversation questions whether incompetence or conspiracy drove pandemic politics and critiques media's role in oversight. Isabel also addresses the future of investigative journalism in the digital age and the ethical dilemmas journalists face, emphasizing the need for integrity amid the chaos of public health crises.

Investigative journalist Isabel Oakeshott exposes more details from the Lockdown Files in a heated discussion on the podcast. Topics include King Charles dealing with rogue royals, the harm of drag artists for kids, and the strained relationship between Prince Harry and the Royal Family.

Nigel Farage discusses UKIP's inclusion in leader debates, possible court action. Isabel Oakeshott and Stewart Purvis talk about broadcasters' debate plans. Netflix's original programming strategy and impact discussed. Lorraine Heggessey explores effective marketing in Dr Who regeneration.