Enda Brady

However, I think he's going to get a lot more media scrutiny because you are not going to walk into the number 10 Downing Street and have...

Oh, a guy who's, one minute he's selling gold investments, next minute he's selling crypto.

People want a serious leader.

They've had the Boris Johnsons and Liz Trusses of the world and Rishi Sumac, God bless him.

I think the UK is in such a perilous, fractured state right now.

There is a lot of disenchantment with the political class.

He is seeking to tap into that and make it work for him.

Don't rule anything out is what I would say.

But I think what we're going to see in the next 12 months is the Conservative Party doing some sort of a deal.

to unite with reform or at least put a policy pact in place.

And then on the other side, yeah, Starmer's toast.

He won't be fighting the next election in three years' time.

Whoever comes in as leader of Labour, be it Andy Burnham, if he can get himself into the House of Commons, I think you're likely to see Labour reaching out to the Greens, reaching out to the Liberal Democrats and forming a left alliance to fend off a right-stroke far-right government.

Well, I think he has no interest in Ireland apart from binning off the North.

He will do his utmost if there are any more protests against migration or issues like that.

He's very good at putting his nose into other people's business.

But as he has found out, Irish people like to decide their own matters.

And he found that out quite forcefully when he dipped his toes in to the Lisbon Treaty discussions in 2009.

I think he'll keep away from Ireland.

I actually don't think he will become prime minister.