Political Currency

As polls near, the podcast discusses the unpredictability of elections, drawing parallels to football. They analyze Labour's campaign dynamics, alliances in the political landscape, and challenges facing a new government in the UK. The episode explores constructing more prison spaces, cabinet challenges, and potential transitions. Additionally, it touches on benefits of subscribing, Sunglass Hut, and Acast advertising.

Chancellor's potential move to California post-election, impact of polling on campaigns, deep dive into cost of living crisis, analysis of Labour's campaign lead, Ed Miliband's absence, behind-the-scenes of overnight TV programs and ITV election night coverage

Former Labour politician Ed Balls discusses Keir Starmer's debate performance, financial challenges, and internal party tensions. Also, insights on Labour's unity vs Conservative disunity, impact of a Labour supermajority on markets, and Starmer's political journey.

Nigel Farage faces backlash for stating West provoked Russia, while Conservative Party struggles. George Osborne reflects on Northern Powerhouse. Podcast discusses supermajorities in elections, political fallout, and criticism towards Farage's NATO comments.

Former UK Prime Minister David Cameron discusses potential Conservative leadership, postal votes, and ultimate political party invites. The podcast also explores the reliability of polls, counting postal votes, and challenges in Labour's planning reform manifesto.

Former Chancellor George Osborne warns Labour leader Keir Starmer to offer more to avoid one-term wonder status. Topics include inflation hitting target, election strategies, and debate on two-child limit policy. Ed suggests planning for first year in office.

Discussion on Rishi Sunak's struggling campaign, the potential for negative attacks on Keir Starmer, absence of certain MPs from media, Rachel Reeves' business outreach, and insights into Labour Party's media strategies and economic policies.

Former UK Chancellor George Osborne and ex-Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls discuss tackling childhood obesity, protest voting, lack of women in campaigns. They share insights on being kicked out of Number 10 and political souvenirs left behind. Engaging banter on weddings, cupcakes, and mugs showcases their camaraderie.

Keir Starmer's manifesto launch sparks debate on potential Labour government impact, financial constraints, and Tory challenges. Rishi Sunak's media missteps raise questions about his future. Hunter Biden's legal troubles and their implication on the White House race are discussed.

The podcast delves into the conservative election campaign turmoil, manifestos of major parties, and the implications of Macron calling a snap election in France. It discusses the challenges faced by Rishi Sunak, the significance of manifesto promises, and the rise of far-right parties in the European elections.