Hanwell (fill-in host on Steve Bannon's War Room)
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first heard Jun 2026
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Well, asking yourself, what's its price going to be in 10 years from now?
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You know what?
Before we discuss your article, Charles, in The Spectator, you just said something...
which I want to about restore and its role in British politics.
And I think it's pretty essential because one of the reasons that the Tory party had become such a blancmange over decades, really since Margaret Thatcher onwards, was because there was never really any political movement in our country.
effectively, two-party system to the right of the Tory party, acting as a gravitational pull, holding their feet to the fire.
And it's effectively ruined now.
It's beyond redeemable purpose.
And your argument about Restore, I think, is absolutely perfect.
I did call it earlier a spite project, a vendetta project of Elon Musk against Trump.
Nigel Farage.
That said, Rupert Lowe himself, some of the things he stands for, and I know this, you know, for the war room that follows these things, the war in posse that follows some of these things, they'll be a little bit more engaged to what Rupert Lowe is saying indeed than what Nigel Farage is saying himself, especially as you singled it out on the immigration issue, which we are going to be talking about in a few moments.
And I just wanted to get that absolutely clear.
The Restore movement, I think it's basically a spoiler project of Elon Musk, but let's not discount the fact that it has a very useful function to play, holding Reform and Nigel Farage to the path forward.
that it's been tracing and setting up so that it doesn't follow the Tory party too closely to the centre.
If you just wouldn't mind giving me your response to that, if you wouldn't mind, please.
So you're basically saying let's have a bit of free market competition because monolithic monopolies never really respond that well to customer desires, right?
If you can respond to this in 30 seconds...
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