David McWilliams

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17,921 appearances 50 recordings 8 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 2d ago

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Wir sind alle Deutsch heute Abend.
We are going full Deutsch today because...
The news this week, which is not just news, it can be seen as a seismic shift in European politics, economics, demography, not only demography and economics, but also geopolitics, geoeconomics, has been a tremor from a small, I wouldn't say inconsequential, but...
not particularly important German state called Saxony-Anhalt.
And there, the AFD, the Alternative for Deutschland, got 44% of the vote.
I will just give you a little chilling, maybe not particularly interesting, but I think quite...
Unusual anecdote.
Who else got 44% of the vote in 1933?
Mr. Adolf Hitler.
That's what he got.
He never won an overall majority.
He got 44% of the vote.
And that allowed him to form a government in 1933, a coalition government, which again, eventually, the Nazis decided to dispense with the coalition part of that.
It's all about the AFD.
We're going to talk, first of all, about why we think this happened.
what the implications are for Germany, what the implications are for the EU, what the implications are for the globe.
And then we're also going to see, is there any way that this trend in Europe, whether you're in Italy, whether you're in Britain, whether you're in France, now whether you're in Germany, can be stopped, this move towards what would be regarded as reasonably radical populism.
So there you have it, Johnny Boy.
We have a full program, a full show today, a full podcast today.
Right, so if you want to identify somewhere which is smack in the middle of Germany, that is Saxony-Anhalt.
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