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5 snips
Oct 11, 2023 • 42min

How far will Israel go in response to Hamas terrorism?

Discussion on recent events in Israel and the complexity of the relationship between Jewish people and the state of Israel. Exploring the potential escalation in the Israel-Hamas conflict and the involvement of Iran. Delving into the manipulation tactics of Jimmy Savile and the lack of trust towards him within the BBC. Exploring the choices made by the dramatist and revelations about the subject. Exploring suspicions of Jimmy Savile's actions at Duncroft and the toxic celebrity culture within the BBC.
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11 snips
Oct 10, 2023 • 34min

Starmer's speech: has he done enough to win a majority?

Analyzing the impact of protests during Keir Starmer's conference speech, the podcast explores his working-class mantra of aspiration, his emphasis on class and state intervention, and his plans for changing the country. They also discuss the tragic events in Israel, the Labour Party conference season, and end with a light-hearted conversation about favorite moments from the party conference.
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Oct 10, 2023 • 1min

This week on The News Agents USA: A power vacuum in Washington and chaos in the Middle East

This podcast discusses the impact of recent events in Israel on American politics, along with Robert F. Kennedy's announcement of running as an independent candidate for the presidency and the reactions it aroused.
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Oct 9, 2023 • 57min

War in Israel, and an interview with Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves

Rachel Reeves, Shadow Chancellor, discusses her plans to tax tech firms, her unwillingness to tax the rich, and the ongoing conflict in Israel. They also explore the challenges of the Labour Party in offering a plan similar to Biden's inflation reduction act, the leadership of Bibi Netanyahu, and the potential Israel-Saudi Arabia deal.
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9 snips
Oct 6, 2023 • 50min

Rishi Sunak’s Great British Train Robbery

The podcast discusses the cancellation of the HS2 project and the implications for leveling up the north. They also analyze the surprising victory of Labour in a Scottish by-election and its impact on the upcoming general election. The hosts confront the Prime Minister's dishonesty and discuss racism and discrimination in Parliament. They share personal reflections on purpose in politics and strengthening democracy.
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10 snips
Oct 5, 2023 • 40min

Sunak suffers a Tory backlash - but what will Labour do next?

The podcast discusses Rishi Sunak's cancellation of HS2, the mixed reactions to his speech, and the Tory's attempt to trap and attack Keir Starmer. They compare the leadership styles of John Smith and Kia Stama, analyze the delay in Sunak's announcement, and talk about surprising Tory leniency. They also discuss an upcoming by-election, challenges for the SNP, and incidents involving politicians and dogs.
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6 snips
Oct 4, 2023 • 34min

Sunak's speech: Has he cost himself the next election?

Rishi Sunak's speech, canceling HS2, rethinking A levels, banning young people from smoking, lack of focus on housing, energy, social care, and the environment. Implications for the Labour Party. Analysis of the financial burden on the NHS, lack of action on preventative medicine, and proposed changes to the English education system. Exploring cultural differences and societal divisions. Analysis of Suella Braverman's motivations and the scripted nature of Sunak's speech.
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Oct 4, 2023 • 53sec

This week on The News Agents USA: MCCARTHY SACKED: Why is the Republican Party eating itself alive?

This podcast discusses the removal of Kevin McCarthy from his position as House Speaker and the implications of this event, depicting it as a civil war within the Republican Party and highlighting the influence of ultra-MAGA Republicans.
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Oct 3, 2023 • 37min

The Radicalisation of the Conservative Party

The podcast explores the radicalisation of the Conservative Party, discussing the ideological divide within the party and the rise of Nigel Farage. It highlights the importance of family support and truthful political speech. The role of the church in politics and the possibility of Nigel Farage joining the party are also discussed. Rishi Sunak's indecisiveness on the HS2 project is examined, as well as the debate over the railway project itself. Humorous encounters with Jacob Rees-Mogg and a discussion on productivity are included.
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10 snips
Oct 2, 2023 • 37min

One year on: Are the Tories still Liz Truss' party?

The podcast discusses the popularity and influence of Liz Truss at the Conservative Party Conference. They highlight the challenges faced by the PM and the lack of clarity in major policy announcements. The hosts also analyze the division tactics used by political parties, criticize baseless promises, and discuss the alignment of Conservative Party policies with the Farage agenda.

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