Hello and welcome to the political party.

Today's guest is Tom Horwood from G.B. News from various other places as well.

This is a fascinating conversation about libertarianism, about G.B. News and it's placed in our news

landscape about the current state of the right, of the Tories, what advice he would give,

and indeed has given to Kemi Badernock about where the parties should be headed, about reform,

just about everything that's going on at the right at the moment. This is a fantastic assessment of it, but also about Tom's own politics, what politicised him,

how he became so prominent, so young, and what that experience has been like.

This is just such a fantastic, stimulating conversation about, predominantly about the right, but a bit about the left as well.

My next live guest at the Political party at the Duchess Theatre on

the 6th of October is the Secretary of State for Education Bridget Philipson, who is also standing

to be deputy leader with the Labour Party in this first major test of Labour members' opinions

since the general election. It's her against Lucy Powell. That is on Monday the 6th of

October. My guest on Monday the 8th of December is Nick Clegg.

And that will be absolute superb. Obviously, Nick, former leader of the Liberal Democrats, former

Deputy Prime Minister, and then Mark Zuckerberg's right-hand man at Meta for many years out in

America and seeing some of the things that he's been saying since he left, you know, real fascinating insights into the future of tech and AI, as well as his take on British

politics and what's happening now, not just with the Lib Dems, but with the government, with the

Tories, with reform.

He's a fascinating person to talk to, always great fun.

And obviously just has that unique post-politics career that very few people have

where you go on to arguably an even bigger platform and arguably could have a far bigger global

impact and just to get his insights of what it's like to work alongside Mark Zuckerberg in

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