Ben Quinn

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140 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 9 Jul

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Today in Focus · Nigel Farage v Count Binface · 9 Jul 2026 podcast

Yeah, I mean, he said that he had to leave behind what was going to be a lucrative career in the city.

And he was a metals trader.

And he says he's made very little money since then because he had to essentially sacrifice this career.

Yes.

Yeah, he says he essentially had to sacrifice his career in the best interest of the British people.

And he had this list of things which he's been able to do since then.

He said he's been an influencer.

He said he's promoted various products, you know, namely gold.

And he says people have done all right, those who followed him into it.

So he feels that he has a right to make this money because it's money that he hasn't actually been able to make and would otherwise have made.

And there's been a lot of lucrative speaking engagements in the US, you know, where he's been sought after principally because of his political role as well.

So it's been the political role which has made him a figure in demand.

I mean, that's even before we get to all the cameo videos he's been recording where, you know, you pay him a few quid and he'll, say, up the IRA.

Yeah.

I think you might be surprised that this has happened.

Reform's Home Affairs spokesperson, Zia Youssef, did say that, you know, it's something that they had gamed.

But you do get the impression they've been taken by surprise.

Rupert Lowe's Restored Britain, the hard right party, which is set up in opposition to reform.

We're going to first start with the traps very early on Tuesday after Farage said he was triggering the by-election to say they wouldn't be dancing to Farage's tune, as it were, and wouldn't be standing.

And then that was followed by the Lib Dems and the Tories.

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