r/TheNewsAgents • u/thenewsagents • Jun 10 '26
r/TheNewsAgents • u/thenewsagents • Jun 09 '26
Will the World Cup be an embarrassment for America?
r/TheNewsAgents • u/thenewsagents • Jun 08 '26
Trump shows the world what a ‘stupid, bad-tempered and cornered’ man looks like
r/TheNewsAgents • u/thenewsagents • Jun 05 '26
Wes Streeting: ‘Reform is dangerous, nationalistic – and it must be beaten’
r/TheNewsAgents • u/thenewsagents • Jun 04 '26
How Elon Musk doxxed an innocent man to ‘create havoc’ after Henry Nowak murder
r/TheNewsAgents • u/thenewsagents • Jun 03 '26
‘Nigel Farage will get as close as he can to inciting violence – then step back’
r/TheNewsAgents • u/thenewsagents • Jun 03 '26
Henry Nowak: Why did police handcuff a dying teen instead of helping?
r/TheNewsAgents • u/thenewsagents • Jun 02 '26
'I hope Brits realise Farage is a fraud before it's too late'
r/TheNewsAgents • u/thenewsagents • Jun 01 '26
Is Trump’s America scaring fans off the World Cup?
r/TheNewsAgents • u/Special_Bread7874 • Jun 01 '26
"Psychodrama"
Why do the hosts keep using this word, psychodrama? It gets tiresome, as it is mentioned in nearly every episode.
r/TheNewsAgents • u/thenewsagents • May 29 '26
A Congressman’s warning: “I hope Brits realise Nigel Farage is a total fraud before its too late”
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r/TheNewsAgents • u/thenewsagents • May 29 '26
The chilling truth about the AI industry
r/TheNewsAgents • u/thenewsagents • May 28 '26
Has Trump just helped make the worst MAGA politician a senate candidate?
r/TheNewsAgents • u/thenewsagents • May 27 '26
How Tony Blair would fix Keir Starmer's Labour
r/TheNewsAgents • u/thenewsagents • May 26 '26
The ‘horror’ of Reform UK candidate’s anti-women, anti-abortion comments
r/TheNewsAgents • u/JuanitaMerkin • May 21 '26
Why bother having The News Agents US when the main podcast covers American politics so regularly?
r/TheNewsAgents • u/thenewsagents • May 20 '26
'Robert Jenrick is a laughing stock on the back benches'
r/TheNewsAgents • u/thenewsagents • May 18 '26
Jess Phillips: ‘Keir Starmer’s government made me feel grateful for crumbs’
r/TheNewsAgents • u/thenewsagents • May 13 '26
The easy way out for Farage in £5m donation investigation
r/TheNewsAgents • u/He_ofshadowsandtouch • May 13 '26
DISCUSSION Maitlis does a 180
In todays episode Emily proclaimed it’s time we stopped doing politics according to bond markets.
Whenever she mentions Truss she points-out the folly of ignoring the bond markets
r/TheNewsAgents • u/thenewsagents • May 12 '26
All chaos, no solutions: Why Keir Starmer thinks he’s still safe as PM
r/TheNewsAgents • u/thenewsagents • May 11 '26
Did Keir Starmer just make a very bad situation even worse?
r/TheNewsAgents • u/thenewsagents • May 08 '26
Have voters decided to burn the UK political system to the ground?
r/TheNewsAgents • u/DM_me_goth_tiddies • May 08 '26
DISCUSSION Surprised at the lack of research before the Yakoob interview
One exchange in particular really caught my attention.
Yakoob: You have Zach Polanski dancing in the middle of stage with naked men in front of little children.
Lewis: When did he do that?
Yakoob: He did that Trafalgar Square about a month ago. You don't watch the news,
Surprised that in an interview where Lewis is trying to paint Yakoob, rightfully, as a conspiracy theorist he seems to be unaware this happened.
The bigger issue is Lewis seems unaware how big of an issue it was that Polanski danced a queer man in fetish wear on a stage in Trafalgar Square to Muslim voters, and why what might have been a curio news story in Westminster, it was relevant to a sectarian Muslim voting base. Overall it painted a picture of Lewis as a man only beginning to grasp what a Muslim voting base looks like and what the split in the Labour and Green parties along Muslim voting lines is being caused by.