Talking Pints with Nigel Farage and Dominic Frisby

[@andrewhotston983]

The man who's given us 'We're All Far Right Now' - genius.

[@HerbertDuckshort]

Arise Sir Dominic……..and Sir Nigel of course.

[@mungojack]

I'm a big fan of Dominic, thanks for having him on

[@MickeyCool30]

Huge fan of Dominic he is brilliant👍

[@CaliWeHo]

Big fan of this program in Virginia, USA. 👏👏👏

[@vernonhedge4530]

Ahoy there!

[@glenbolton]

I was there that night in London when Dominic was on stage singing that song, it was the best night of my life

[@joecurran2811]

That's quite sad

[@glenbolton]

@@joecurran2811 Sad for you defiinitely , a lot of limp wristed lefties were gutted, oh well , they can carry on crying into there Soy milk coated cornflakes 😁

[@kjd9634]

Frisby is great, his songs are hilarious.

[@jeremysmith8035]

Hes also a lunatic supporting the mouth breathing pensioners religion which has led to a record number of uk businesses going bankrupt due to lack of access to the single market

[@kjd9634]

@@jeremysmith8035 project fear has descended into project total and utter remoaner bollox.

[@JudgeMatty]

@@jeremysmith8035 REEEEEEEEEEEEEE

[@Johnny-sj9sj]

Two terrific fellas! Thanks!

[@dertery8724]

Arise libertarians, above totalitarians!

[@benjaminimos7425]

Nah, I'll just sit in the pub while the totalitarians wipe each other out.

[@Bluejohn]

I must admit i haven't heard of Dominic Frisby before but what an intelligent and articulate man he is

[@benjaminimos7425]

He's on KZbin.

[@jeremysmith8035]

As i said with remain on 45% verses 35% leave even in the daily wail dominic and yourself live in this world where is illegal and impossible for even stannch leavers to admit a mistake. His songs about 17.35654323664322 millionty billion people are a little out of date

[@gehrhardtschneider]

@@jeremysmith8035 What are you on about you lunatic?

[@winniewotsit4452]

Dominic Frisby is brilliant - eclectic and so damn talented (lucky sod). I have followed his financial offerings for years and wasn't aware that he was also a comedian! (Until Brexit) Just goes to show the sorry state of the mainstream media these days, that such great talent exists in the shadows. There will be others too, no doubt! (So much for 'Diversity') Good to see him on GBNews...

[@JudgeMatty]

@@jeremysmith8035 keep sperging, sad leftist REEEEEEEEEEEEEE

[@neo1559]

You can tell these two are good friends

[@niguel4438]

Top man. Thoroughly recommend his books.

[@douglasjones3105]

Love both of these gents. And Farage is just a natural interviewer. Great stuff.

[@roberthamilton5600]

Bring back fun, let’s all laugh together and have fun, let’s resign woke/pc/tree huggers and do gooders to the bin! No more nonsense WE want OUR freedom of speech and Democracy back vie la United Kingdom!

[@brightongamer0747]

17millions Fuck Offs was amazing👍🇬🇧

[@generaldreedle2801]

One of the highlights of the Brexit campaign 👍✌️

[@filmneek]

And yet what’s been brought in as a result is probably one of the worst, greedy and corrupt Tory governments we’ve had in decades. Such a shame.

[@JohnnyPeacock1959]

I must listen to that after this show. I haven't heard it in ages.

[@Si_Mondo]

@@filmneek There are no solutions; only trade offs. - Thomas Sowell

[@Alan-q5f3u]

I'm not banned from KZbin anymore

[@vernonhedge4530]

Love his walks, love his songs.

[@RichardPhillips1066]

He also wrote a song called I think I'm in love with Nigel Farrage lol

[@jimbo8157]

I wonder if he ever gave that full body massage in the end?

[@graystar777]

Freedom will always win 🙂

[@mickp222]

Brilliant. what a great interview.

[@mywholesomechannel]

Frisby's KZbin monologues are fascinating and educational for a bumpkin such as myself.

[@elaineagar6128]

For the first time today I felt free . I've got things to.look forward to in life

[@willforest5302]

Dominic Frisby's book is called daylight robbery and its really good at explaining how taxes work and impact the course of development of nations, 100% recommend reading it.

[@jeremysmith8035]

Leave is now on 35 % as opposed to 45% remain even among daily wail readers.dominic needs to take his trousers off and stick his thumbs up more to explain his brexit stance as for taxes that just typical over entitled tory thinking

[@willforest5302]

@@jeremysmith8035 compared to the typical left wing complete lack of thinking

[@JudgeMatty]

@@jeremysmith8035 REEEEEEEEEEEEEE

[@megshan09]

Compliments to both gentlemen, wow Dominic has beautiful eyes

[@mattwarren69]

Dominic is such a funny dude!

[@mariafrost1762]

What a super interview.

[@bsport131]

Great to see Dominic

[@daviddempster8717]

Brilliance2squared 🤘🏻🇬🇧

[@joanedwards6141]

I love this idea of having a chat around a pint, normal life!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@ultanwoods]

Love Dominic great guy

[@ND1966p]

Two Absolute legends

[@jonparsons6818]

Two of my favorite people

[@76rossyboy]

17 million eff offs. Fantastic song.

[@jfhghifhg5970]

Worked with Dominic the other day, fantastic man!

[@jamescarter5493]

I was there that night in Parliament Square.

[@sommersonne9466]

That was brilliant

[@Curryking32000]

Dominic Frisby was on a flyer in this interview.

[@rphrph167]

Dominic rules!!

[@ezioauditore3128]

I don't know much about Frisby but this was interesting. As someone who used to work for a living I think the camaraderie point is a valid one. The life was sucked out of the working environment many years ago.

[@RobertT1999]

Nice.

[@tweedledee7598]

I’m surprised no one has complained about showing alcohol 🍺 it’s the English man’s drink so as some cultures don’t like alcohol us English people should be allowed to have a bear the same goes for Easter and Christmas’s there again some cultures don’t like or believe in anything English we have changed the dynamics of the English culture we are making England into a Europe country and it clearly should never be

[@robertkeating1899]

I admire these two guys so there 😁

[@davidgray5764]

Still a very entertaining and valid interview, 2 years on.

[@Jack-fs2im]

good good good

[@cynthiastogden7000]

I am only used to hearing him talk about finances on KZbin. Never knew he was a comedian.

[@derekporter7658]

The Dom Bomb, a legend!!!!

[@keithlittlebury2986]

What better way to start a conversation than beer? If it's Doom Bar I love it

[@generaldreedle2801]

I bet he’s drinking Doom Bar.

[@adelarsen9776]

That's what came to my mind too.

[@robertingle9845]

Tribute is St austell. Also it's far lighter in colour. I vote doom bar.

[@jfk9996]

Proper job!!

[@gehrhardtschneider]

Agree, I think it's Doom Bar. Lovely drop.

[@Mickenos85]

I find I do this with newspaper commenting. When i read the story heading, see a picture and boing pen to paper. So I fully agree about key words.setting people off. Im glad Im not a public talker, in any field.

[@Jimm386]

I highly recommend his poem “It Pays To Be A C**t”. Incredibly funny!

[@Sandhoeflyerhome]

Both now branded "Far Right" crazy

[@JamieRoss-g1e]

We need a free market. We need the state out of economics. And end to regulations.

[@englishbythegraceofGod555]

Love Dominic ❤😂

[@meisterlymanu5214]

Dom, your BTC & ETH will make u more than comedy ever did.

[@letsallbe-friends1120]

*Love Dom!* 👏👏😁👍

[@JohnnyPeacock1959]

Dominic has a KZbin channel. I've just subscribed.

[@EricTViking]

Great to see Dominic - have we worked out who Lord Adonis is yet? 😂

[@Twmpa]

Dominic's song 'I Am A White Man A|nd I'm Sorry' is an hilarious satire on the wokey BLM nonsense.

[@B.kiddo44]

Great guests on this piece - extend interview to 30 mins ;)

[@MARCOBOSS123]

I like coming here to read the comments and to remind everyone how successfull brexit was, and how our country is great now! well done geezers! BREXIT!

[@isaacsworld9269]

Have him back to talk money

[@edwardmclaughlin7935]

That's beer they're drinking? No head? Ah southerners. Forgive me.

[@colinread1159]

👏👏👏

[@Lillilady888]

I love a pint of real ale. Especially ones with a bit of fruitiness 😊

[@supersonicsid5930]

People have become so pathetic especially these new young generations I actually feel sorry for them because they do not know how to laugh or watt humor actually means

[@dinerouk]

@Bhante ?

[@chrisgibson4140]

Thanks to him, I learned that 1751 had eleven days missing

[@davidjma7226]

Is it Doom Bar Rail Ale? My fave!

[@adelarsen9776]

Doom Bar

[@Lillilady888]

seeing Dominic talking about feeling of expression today and now we have none thanks to current dictatorship.

[@mmartin4978]

Come on Sharps get your sponsorship on

[@SoiBuakhaoRoutemasterbus]

The real ale was out there in the 1990s but you had to look harder for it.......

[@savewaterdrinkwine3802]

Yep....I hated a night out if my brother was involved, we would walk miles so he could have a "good" beer 🍺

[@davidjma7226]

I remember Watneys Red Barrel. Now that were real ale.....

[@jules2545]

Tooth decay lol.

[@IK-wc4od]

This needs to be 30 minutes

[@pumbar]

Two pints of Doombar?

[@stevenrichardson1843]

Was the complainer ugly or complaining on behalf of ugly people?

[@themsmloveswar3985]

Any comment about public deficits by Dominic?

[@Mickenos85]

26th october outsude downing street.

[@davidbrown2571]

BREXIT, work with Europe but NOT controlled by the EU. That's the definition.

[@robertkeating1899]

👍

[@kayharker712]

I think Dominic Frisby played that bearded bloke in Rentaghost in the 70s

[@paulhevan322]

Mister claypole,..I'm not sure but the chap in the top hat?🤔 possible.

[@mungojack]

That'll be Korev beer then 🤣

[@robertingle9845]

Korev is a lager, but also lovely 😊😋😋

[@MikeTheCubed]

St Austell Brewery: Tribute?

[@robertingle9845]

Too dark. Sharps doom bar

[@danbroome8772]

Boris who the slow loris? Hated by millions 😂🤓👍🦫🙈

[@Kiltoonie]

Love Dominic, but tend to switch off when tax and gold comes up. He is a great talent, but tax is BORING!

[@galleon1968]

Brew your own beer with extra hops far better than the bland tinned shit!

[@billybaxter6333]

When the bubble bursts nobody knows where the bits will fall.

[@ellismarshall-grant3319]

exelent program on nuclear power by dominic check it out

[@zogy628]

That beer looks like cold Tea for gods sake pull it with a head on.

[@mattlm64]

Not all beer produces much of a head.

[@zogy628]

@@mattlm64 It needs to be pulled through a sparkler to aerate it then left to settle then you get a head . You need to be North of Watford Gap to see one on a pint.

[@robertingle9845]

Froth on beer is like frothy coffee 😔

[@zogy628]

@@robertingle9845 Coffee is the devils spawn , Tea all the way 😁😁

[@unusedsub3003]

Boomers who love a low tax economy? Never seen that before 😴

[@benjaminimos7425]

Dominic Frisby missed a good one here, he could have said, I'm Dominic Frisby and you can catch me, at the Comedy Unleashed... no dogs allowed.

[@voice.of.reason]

What happened to Frisbys Bulls and Bears?

[@evansevansevans1]

We know that the “Ugly people being discriminated” bit is funny since Doug Stanhope did it about 10 years ago. Hack.

[@Kefuddle]

I like Dominic, but I came to realize he does not really understand taxes, crypto, etc as well as he thinks.

[@waynzignordics]

The SKY News interview was hilarious. Here's the song: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p2emlISiobmDaMk

[@bren333]

My KZbin subscriptions page is being inundated. Please ease off the segment splicing throttle GBN!

[@tomhassell7985]

Looks like those pints came from Witherspoons

[@andrewhotston983]

Not Wetherspoons?

[@Lillilady888]

Wetherspoons do great real ale, always got a good head, so well kept.

[@Spoon-vy9jz]

Oh come on Nigel please tell us you aren't drinking Doom Bar, dreadful stuff.

[@englishbythegraceofGod555]

I think Matt Rife does so well now as he is so "pretty" that half of his audience don't even hear his words, they are just getting off on his looks 😆🤔😍🤤

[@JJ1085JJ]

Shouldn't you be talking about the mess the country is in? Because of the things this man (farage) has said, Britain has officially issued economic sanctions on itself. This place is a mess and it's this man's fault. It's time he stopped talking about meaningless nonsense and hot on fixing HIS mess.

[@theresenydahl9531]

Never heard of this bloke and he's not even funny🙄

[@gdfggggg]

He’s not trying to be funny.

[@theresenydahl9531]

@@gdfggggg If you're naturally funny you don't need to try to be funny😳

[@mikey673442]

Ignorance is bliss? It’s an interview not an audition.

[@gdfggggg]

@@theresenydahl9531 he's not trying to be funny tho. He's having an informal chat.

[@SaxonSuccess]

@@theresenydahl9531 You really don't know what he's about at all, do you?

[@alexanderromanov737]

ICE completes its shift of EU carbon trading from London to Amsterdam €1.1bn-a-day market is latest to move away from UK in wake of Brexit, tax revenues from this trading paid 20% of the UK anual education budget The carbon contracts are a central part of the EU’s flagship policy on climate change ICE to shift EU carbon trading from London to Amsterdam on twitter EU carbon trading has now moved from London to Amsterdam in the latest knock-on effect of Brexit on the UK’s financial services industry. US-based Intercontinental Exchange will move the carbon contracts, a central part of the EU’s flagship policy on climate change, to its ICE Endex exchange according to a notice to its customers on Monday. It is the world’s biggest carbon trading market, handling more than €1.1 bn of contracts a day. ICE has been pushed into the move by the EU’s refusal to recognise most of the UK’s financial services rules as “equivalent” to its own from a regulatory and supervisory standpoint and the UK constant threats of breaking international laws and agreements. Politicians in the EU are worried the UK will diverge from its standards and are also keen to assert independence from London, build up their own capital markets and promote the euro as an alternative to the US dollar for trading and payments. The policy has already pushed a swath of share trading business from the UK to the EU, while a chunk of euro and sterling swaps deals have departed for New York and Amsterdam. Amsterdam’s rise as Europe’s next financial centre With London adapting to post-Brexit life, the Netherlands’ capital - aided by its tech-hub reputation -gained ground and became the new number one hub of finance in Europe When Brexit came one step closer to becoming a reality in 2018, Tradeweb was left with few options other than expanding its European presence beyond London. The US company, which runs platforms for fixed income, derivatives and ETF trading, was on the lookout for a European hub that would offer a business environment similar to that of London. The Dutch capital was an obvious choice, says Enrico Bruni, Tradeweb’s head of Europe and Asia business: “Amsterdam is home to many financial firms, so it was a natural fit for us.” In January 2019, Tradeweb became the first foreign platform to get approval from the Dutch regulator to operate trading facilities from Amsterdam, replicating its UK regulatory status. Currently, the company’s Amsterdam office serves the liquidity needs of its EU clients. Fintech boom Tradeweb is not alone in its post-Brexit trajectory. Following the Brexit referendum, many fintech companies, including MarketAxess, Klana, Azimo and CurrencyCloud, have increased their presence in the Dutch capital, either by expanding their offices or moving their European headquarters there. Many cite the friendly regulatory environment for fintech companies, still seen as pesky disruptors by incumbents in other jurisdictions, as a reason for their choice. Amsterdam’s talent pool and reputation as a tech hub, with home-grown success stories such as payment service Adyen, help too. “Most people in the Netherlands are fluent in English, while the talent pool is remarkable with lots of technological expertise,” Bruni says. In 2020, the Netherlands topped the EF English Proficiency Index, a survey measuring English fluency globally. Around a tenth of the 200,000 people employed in the Dutch financial sector work for a fintech company, primarily in Amsterdam. “It’s only in the last five years that fintech has been growing in Amsterdam. Before that, most fintech companies were focused on London as Europe’s fintech hub. But now there is less talent there, and following Brexit there is also a need for many companies to move somewhere else, ”says Suzanne Cox, Head of Foreign Investments at Amsterdam In Business, the foreign investment agency of the Amsterdam metropolitan area. Now that Amsterdam has regained its 17th-century glory, the world’s leading financial hub will soon be in Amsterdam For most firms moving from London, relocating is all about minimising damage rather than gaining an advantage; moving to a city where the infrastructure is already there is a no-brainer. “Amsterdam already had a very good financial ecosystem, so we didn’t need to build anything from scratch,” says Michiel Bakhuizen, a spokesperson for Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency, an organisation responsible for attracting foreign businesses to the country. The city is conveniently located close to other European financial hubs and frequent flights are available from Schiphol Airport to all places that matter in European tech and finance. Amsterdam is also home to Amsterdam Internet Exchange, one of the world’s largest networks of digital traffic, while the Netherlands boasts Europe’s fastest average internet connection according to Opensignal, a mobile analytics company. Amsterdam Gaining momentum far exceeding London The Dutch capital is also making strides in other areas. This January, Amsterdam Euronext overtook London as Europe’s top share trading venue. Although temporary and largely symbolic, given London’s dominance of other markets, the shift has been hailed as “irreversible” by Stephane Boujnah, Euronext CEO, in an interview to AFP. Amsterdam is also gaining ground in euro-denominated interest-rate swaps, a $135trn market, and in the first half of the year was trailing London as Europe’s top corporate listing venue, with the €3.2bn IPO of Polish parcel-locker firm InPost as the jewel in its crown. Many see the canal city as an emerging hub in niche but up-and-coming markets. In another blow to the City’s mojo, US-owned Intercontinental Exchange announced last February that it will move EU carbon trading from London to its Amsterdam-based ICE Index, the world’s biggest carbon trading exchange, due to the EU’s refusal to grant regulatory ‘equivalence’ to the UK’s financial rules. Many banks are also increasing their foothold in the ‘Venice of the North.’ Natwest and RBS have moved some UK operations to Amsterdam, while non-European banks such as Australia’s CBA, US investment bank BlackRock and Japan’s Norinchukin and MUFG have picked Amsterdam as their EU base.