@ImtiazMadmood@TimRunsHisMouth He’s far more unpopular than those numbers suggest. I can guarantee that 1 in 5 people do not have a positive view of Starmer.
@Nigel_Farage@RobertJenrick Please explain how Robert Jenrick helped protect taxpayers money by signing off migrant hotel contracts worth billions whilst he was the Immigration Minister. He is part of the problem, as are the other failed Tories you’ve imported. We need Rupert Lowe.
@IsabelOakeshott@reformparty_uk@TiceRichard Spoken to so many people today who are now planning to vote for Restore Britain. The next few polls are going to be interesting.
@LeeAndersonMP_@reformparty_uk Sorry Lee, but I and many others will be voting Restore Britain. The way your party has conducted itself over the past 12 months has been disgraceful.
@ZackPolanski You need to explain what your plan is for when all of these wealthy families simply pack up and leave, which is very easy for them to do. The top 20% of households pay over half (55%) of all direct taxes.
Hi Felix,
Another great video—thanks for the content!
However, I’m a bit confused and hoping you can clarify something. In the video you posted a couple of days ago, you mentioned several sectors that should benefit from the roughly $5 trillion expected to flow into the US economy as a result of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Those included Financials, Consumer Discretionary, and Tech.
In this latest video, though, you list those same sectors among the ones to avoid due to Japan’s Debt Bomb. The two seem a little contradictory.
Could you provide a bit more clarity on how you see the year playing out and how these factors interact?
Thanks in advance!
@RupertLowe10 Like many, I’ve had reservations about Reform for a while but still planned to vote for them at the next election. The appointment of Zahawi is going to lose them so many voters.