Hello and welcome to the intro of Brokonomics, because in the last Brokeromics I filmed, I gave advice to Nigel Farage.

And it was actually before Rupert Lowe came out and launched Restore.

And what I did in the Broconomics you're about to see is I thought long and hard about, you know, because, you know, we, I don't like Nigel Farage and I think he's weak and duplicitous and cutting and backstabbing and and all anyway all the rest of it um but at the time

of the recording he was the best we had and therefore okay i thought well what i'm going to do is i'm

going to give him the best advice that i can give him on how to message how to talk about it how

to perceive the political situation so i thought long and hard about it, and I prepared

the brokenomics that you're about to see. Now, I'm still going to put it out, but the thing I

would note is that shortly after that was filmed, in fact, the evening after that was filmed,

Rupert Lowe then came out with his video.

And he hit every single point that I made in that video without needing the memo.

He got all of it.

And everything that I'm saying in the video that you're about to watch is stuff that Farage

couldn't get to.

After 35 years in politics and whatever it is now, a year or 18 months at the top of the poll,

he could not understand all of those points I was making and Rupert nailed it first time.

So I'm sure you've seen the Rupert video.

Watch the Brokonomics that you're about to watch.

And then go and watch the Rupert Loat thing.

And see how Rupert nailed it.

But anyway, the advice stands.

The advice is good.

It's still important.

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