#144 - Rupert Lowe - Is the Government Organised Crime?
Is the British Government incompetent, or is it a criminal enterprise? I am joined by sitting MP Rupert Lowe as he asks the ultimate question: "Is the state in the hands of organized crime?" From the ...
5 Feb 1h 23min
#143 – Emmanuel Maggiori – The Economics of State Failure
Emmanuel Maggiori joins me to explain how inflation, incentives, and broken monetary rules quietly reshape behaviour inside an economy. From Argentina's black markets and capital controls to money pri...
5 Feb 3h 3min
#142 – Andrew Gold – The Incentives Driving Radicalisation on Both Sides
Andrew Gold joins me to discuss how incentives are driving extremism, distrust, and cultural breakdown in the UK. From YouTube algorithms and purity spirals to immigration, economics, feminism, AI, an...
5 Feb 1h 53min
#141 – Khaled Hassan – The Silent Coup: How The Muslim Brotherhood Captured The UK
Peter sits down with Khaled Hassan to discuss immigration, extremism, and why Britain's institutions have become incapable of enforcing boundaries or even discuss them honestly. From counter-terrorism...
5 Feb 1h 46min
#140 – Ben Habib – The British Right Has a Leadership Problem
In this episode, I'm joined by Ben Habib for a conversation about Reform, Nigel Farage and where British politics is heading. Ben argues that Reform is far more fragile than most people realise. That ...
5 Feb 1h 6min
PMQs #009 – Jenrick's Defection Changes Nothing
In this PMQs episode, we discuss Robert Jenrick's defection to Reform and how it signals a political system that can only manage decline, not reverse it. We discuss debt, inflation, incentives, and ac...
19 Jan 55min
PMQs #008 – Why the Financial World Order is Shifting
Politics feels chaotic for a reason. In this PMQs episode, we discuss what looks like surface-level madness - government U-turns, free speech crackdowns, global unrest and endless culture wars, to und...
14 Jan 1h 4min
#139 - Simon Dixon - How the Financial-Industrial Complex Runs the World
Western politics appears chaotic - broken states, endless debt and permanent crisis. Simon Dixon argues it isn't chaos at all, it's structure. In this conversation, Simon lays out how money creation, ...
8 Jan 2h 4min
