Emily Maitlis interviews James O'Brien on his book 'How They Broke Britain'

Full Disclosure with James O'Brien

Global

Society & Culture

4.6 • 3.5K Ratings

🗓️ 24 November 2023

⏱️ 57 minutes

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Summary

This week, the tables have turned and James is in the hot seat. He sits down with journalist and host of The News Agents podcast, Emily Maitlis to discuss his bestselling book, How They Broke Britain, naming and shaming those responsible for the decline in politics, media and the economy.

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0:49.7	This is a strange mash-up.
0:51.6	I'm in the other chair.
0:52.6	You're in the other chair.
0:53.9	And this is me, Emily MacLess, interviewing you, James O'Brien, about your book on your show.
1:00.6	Yeah.
1:00.8	So technically, I am asking the questions.
1:03.5	Yeah.
1:04.1	But in reality, I guess anything that you don't like doesn't make the cut.
1:10.1	Oh, no, I'd like to make it clear you can be as rude and as vile as you want.
1:14.5	I won't make any.
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