cashless society

Rob is again joined by Brexit champion Nigel Farage as he shares his incredible journey from being debanked to thriving in the jungle on "I'm a Celebrity." Farage fearlessly tackles globalism, entrepreneurship, and the future of British politics. Discover the secrets behind his resilience, his friendship with Trump, and his potential return to the political arena in this must-listen interview.

Nigel Reveals

• Why he was debanked by NatWest after 43 years
• The discrimination against the right wing in the UK
• Why Globalism, driven by unelected bodies like the IMF and EU, diminishes the power of nation-states and benefits big businesses.
• Why he backs Donald Trump
• His honest thoughts on the Liz Truss budget
• What it takes to be successful in politics and business
• Why money provides freedom
• Why he is considering re-entering politics

BEST MOMENTS

"The corporate world in Britain has been completely infested with uber liberal, left wing, diversity, inclusion, cobblers. Absolute cobblers. And they feel it's okay to discriminate against you on the basis of your views."

"The thought that somebody, just because they're related to me, has a business account closed, frankly, is monstrous."

"From 2030, under Jeremy Hunt's plans, there will be a central bank digital currency. If they can control your bank account, if they can control your freedom, you might as well be living under communism."

"Never believe the BBC because they will all tell you that cryptocurrencies are valueless and a flash in the pan. They're not."

"Look, you know, one thing Trump did in his first term, he got people in senior positions in government who'd never been in politics before. But had been massively successful businessmen and businesswomen who built corporations, who paid lots of tax."

"Unless you create wealth, you can't have hospitals. You can't have schools. You have to create wealth. And Trump understands that. I'm not, I'm not actually sure that the current Labour and Conservative parties get it."

"Living in a democratic nation state is a damn sight better than any other form of life that mankind, in its two million years of evolution, has yet come up with."

"There is no substitute in life for sheer, honest, hard work. And that may be a message that people don't want to hear. Because they want to think, no, there is a piece of magic I can grab."

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Donald Trump employs an undocumented worker, Desi Lydic and Jaboukie Young-White tackle the rise of cashless businesses in the U.S., and Jay Rosen discusses The Correspondent.

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Established banks, challengers, fintech firms and payments providers – they all have one thing in common: none of them are immune to IT problems, glitches, hacks, meltdowns or customer service failures.

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It facilitates crime, bribery, and tax evasion -- and yet some governments (including ours) are printing more cash than ever. Other countries, meanwhile, are ditching cash entirely. And if Star Trek is right, we won't have money of any sort in the 24th century.

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