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Liam Halligan - When The Facts Change
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When the Facts Change (WTFC) is a UK-based YouTube channel and Substack that examines the economics and politics of the Western world in the context of the fast-emerging new world order.
WTFC was created by Liam Halligan – a British/Irish print and broadcast journalist with more than three decades of experience working for big media organisations including The Financial Times, The Economist and Channel 4. Halligan is also a professional economist, a trained statistician and has considerable business experience.
He has written his weekly "Economics Agenda" column in The Sunday Telegraph for more than twenty years – and continues to do so, as well as co-presenting the Planet Normal podcast each week with fellow Telegraph columnist Allison Pearson.
liamhalligan/substack.com
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WTFC was created by Liam Halligan – a British/Irish print and broadcast journalist with more than three decades of experience working for big media organisations including The Financial Times, The Economist and Channel 4. Halligan is also a professional economist, a trained statistician and has considerable business experience.
He has written his weekly "Economics Agenda" column in The Sunday Telegraph for more than twenty years – and continues to do so, as well as co-presenting the Planet Normal podcast each week with fellow Telegraph columnist Allison Pearson.
liamhalligan/substack.com
X: @liamhalligan
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konicky
(7 months ago)
Can you imagine Rachel Reeves having an interview like this, nope, me neither!
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mattmangan2063
(7 months ago)
Seen a deeper side of Richard Tice that is very reassuring.
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StarSlayer1994
(7 months ago)
A much stronger performance from Richard here than I’ve ever seen before.
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a.d.c.1056
(7 months ago)
Nice to see an interviewer actually listening to the answers!
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AJ-et4zp
(7 months ago)
I was thinking yesterday that Liam should set up a YouTube channel. And here we are. Subscribed
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johnmitchinson9577
(7 months ago)
I do like Liam's way of de-mystifying acronyms. He is a very good interviewer and keeps the conversation going.
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LG-qb3wk
(7 months ago)
Brilliant interview. I, for one, cannot wait for the next GE. Vote Reform, get reform. Let's get this Country growing then places like mine will finally have a chance. Love from Doncaster.
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chasingkoi
(7 months ago)
Enjoyed that sir,
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simonbennett9273
(7 months ago)
I love both you Liam and Richard. Keep up the good work lads.
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chamberpot969
(7 months ago (edited))
The dominance of the City of London is very damaging to the country.
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clivejonathan8014
(7 months ago)
Well done Richard stand our ground , the Tory’s are finished
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terrencelong6436
(7 months ago)
REFORM WILL WIN THE NEXT GE....IT'S UP TO EVERYONE TO DO THEIR BIT TO MAKE IT HAPPEN IN 2029,.....SAVE OUR COUNTRY,...VOTE REFORM....
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thomasbroleen4241
(7 months ago (edited))
About time Liam you got your own outlet, you're one of the most on it, honest economics commentators in the UK.
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frederickebene
(7 months ago)
This is a brilliant interview Liam. Loving the new interview show. Best of luck.
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DannyCollins-l9u
(7 months ago)
Reform should highlight how successive Norwegian Governments have managed their North Sea oil resources, in contrast to how successive British Governments have managed the UK's North Sea oil resources.
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lliving4today
(7 months ago)
More of this, on the weekly please. You know what questions to ask, and he knows what he's talking about...
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agentsamson6051
(7 months ago)
Reform should employ Liam Halligan
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louisedeschamps7470
(7 months ago)
Really interesting and accessible, thank you Liam.
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misteroz
(6 months ago)
Long-form interviews suit Tice much better than soundbites. I am actually encouraged!
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