James O'Brien discusses biased media portrayal of UK politicians, the evolution of his media career, influential figures shaping Britain's discourse, analyzing the impact of graduates on institutions, weaving diverse perspectives in journalism, exploring misinformation and moral commentary, and offering satirical reflections on British politics and election coverage.

James O'Brien, bestselling author, discusses his book 'How They Broke Britain' with journalist Emily Maitlis. Topics include the decline of Britain influenced by right-wing media, Nigel Farage's impact, and Boris Johnson's rise. They also explore the influence of Rupert Murdoch on democracy, the blind spot and fear at the BBC, perceived liberal bias and commercial interests, consequences of Cameron's leadership and austerity on Brexit, and the lack of responsibility among content providers.

LBC broadcaster and author James O'Brien discusses media figures who 'broke Britain', including Paul Dacre, Rupert Murdoch, and Andrew Neil. Topics include David Cameron's return, lack of media accountability, manipulation by powerful figures, and the impact on democracy. O'Brien reflects on opinionated broadcasting and offers advice to young journalists.