Zoë Grünewald
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1,028 appearances
5 recordings
1 series
first heard Sep 2024
last heard 9 Jul
Zoë Grünewald’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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You know, also, I think that's why Farage was hammering on quite so much about how under threat he felt, because obviously he'd been given security support as well.
He was trying to make the argument that he has always had issues with his personal security, not necessarily to do with the fact that he's an MP, just being a public figure.
And therefore, that wasn't anything to do with his political role.
It's just something he's always needed help with.
And thank God he found these generous rich men who have interests in cryptocurrency, who are just happy at the goodness of their heart to help Farage.
Right.
And that has no bearing whatsoever on Nigel Farage and his political work that is very favourable to cryptocurrency.
That's absolutely right.
So, you know, Farage has, and this is quite public, Farage has spoken to the governor of the Bank of England about trying to stop them from putting out this Bitcoin, this sort of...
competitor to Tether or other kind of cryptocurrency that Christopher Harbourn is tied to.
We also know that Reform were talking about launching a kind of crypto revolution in Britain.
Interestingly, they've now taken that off their website since these questions surrounding the money and what it buys have been swirling, Nigel Farage.
You know, it's quite well documented that Farage has been a big proponent of crypto and we're supposed to believe that there's absolutely no link, no conflict of interest.
And if that's genuinely true, that there just is no conflict of interest, surely you would err on the side of caution and claim it so there can't be any questions.
Let's move on to Andy Burnham.
So look, despite Nigel Farage's news dominating spotlight steal episode, the countdown to the Labour leadership contest continues.
And for now, it looks like Andy Burnham is still essentially going to be the winner.
It's a coronation.
There's no fresh challenges that have emerged.
Are you listening, Alcarnes?
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