In this engaging conversation, Ben Leo, a GB News presenter and US politics expert, dives into the fraying special relationship between the UK and the US. He discusses the contrasting approaches of leaders like Keir Starmer and Sadiq Khan regarding Trump, highlighting the repercussions on international relations. The talk also touches on the vital role of social media in shaping political discourse and the importance of free speech amidst evolving digital landscapes. Brexit's impact on cultural connections and rising nationalism adds further depth to the analysis.

Larry Arnn, President of Hillsdale College and a scholar on political history, shares fascinating insights on the political landscape in America today. He compares the impact of Trump to iconic leaders like Thatcher and Reagan, highlighting the shifts in governmental power and accountability over time. Arnn critiques current governance, emphasizing the need for improved political quality, and champions educational freedom against bureaucratic influences on institutions. He advocates for innovative educational approaches that inspire a love for knowledge and community engagement.

In this engaging discussion, Amy Gallagher, a contributor focused on political and cultural issues, and Philip Kiszely, a senior fellow analyzing current events, dive deep into Trump’s potential to reshape America and the West. They explore what the UK can learn from Trump's strategies and electoral success. The conversation also critiques the current media narrative around Trump and the shifting dynamics of celebrity influence in politics. Additionally, they discuss the implications of new Tory leader Kemi Badenoch amidst ongoing political complexities.

Michael Murphy, a freelance journalist and documentary maker, dives into the pressing immigration challenges facing Ireland, highlighted by a tent city in Dublin. He critiques the gap between political leaders and public sentiment, addressing the implications for Irish identity. The discussion also critiques the notion that 'diversity is our strength,' suggesting it may cause tension with native populations. Murphy connects Ireland's historical immigration patterns to current issues, while exploring parallels with the Israel-Palestine conflict and the moral complexities of Zionism.

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Britain's BIGGEST Cover Up. Labour & The Media Want To BURY Southport Scandal. We Want Answers Now by New Culture Forum

Tory Leadership: Jenrick v Badenoch. Labour Has USURPED Democracy and Broken How We're Governed by New Culture Forum

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On today's #NCFNewspeak, the NCF panel discuss: * Chris Kaba: Why do the Left love criminals? * Peter Lynch: political prisoner & martyr? * The true agenda behind the push to replace "ethnic minority" with "global majority"

From Death Threats To Kidnap Attempts, I'm Fighting For Britain Whatever The Cost by New Culture Forum