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the assistant editor at Spiked and this week I talk to Frank Farady about George Soros and other oligarchs

I catch up with Emily Hill about her new book Bad Romance and Joan Williams talks about the American

white working class in an extract from the Spiked Review. Last week the Telegraph ran a piece on George Soros, a billionaire who is

funded Best for Britain, an organisation that, put simply, is for people who don't

like Brexit and want it stopped. The Telegraph's piece declared that Soros was funding a secret

plot to Thwart Brexit and this was criticized as anti-Semitic.

Soros is often himself on the receiving end of anti-Semitism, but the Telegraph was right.

He is openly funding a now not-so-secret plot to thought Brexit.

So what's going on here?

Why is it okay that Soros gets involved in splashing cash and meddling in politics?

Should we be concerned about the growing influence of oligarchs in democracy?

To find out, I spoke to Professor and author Frank Farrady. So Frank George Soros, a very very

rich man, a billionaire, gives money to Best for Britain, Gina Miller's organisation, which is ostensibly seeking to stop Brexit.

And George Soros actually even tweeted to explain himself, he said Brexit was a tragic mistake and the telegraph writes about

this and people lose their minds over it I mean what do you think is happening here?

Well I think there's a very interesting situation because many of the peoples that are standing up for sorrows

would have very strong views about the Koch brothers in the United States and they would say

how dare they finance political parties even though they're doing it in their own country.

But when it comes to their own hero they're being very very selective about it and

what they are really

wrong when an oligarch, a billionaire oligarch plays God

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