The Three Old Hacks wind up the year with the topics du jour - immigration, Trump and Fake News. "We need to be saying much more that immigration is a good thing", argues political analyst Nigel Dudley. "If Joe Biden had done some of the things Trump is doing now, they would have questioned his mental faculties", says Economics Editor of the Sunday Times David Smith. "Does the rise of AI mean that journalists will soon be replaced?" asks former Editor of BBC Sport Mihir Bose. Probably not the...
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The Three Old Hacks wind up the year with the topics du jour - immigration, Trump and Fake News. "We need to be saying much more that immigration is a good thing", argues political analyst Nigel Dudley. "If Joe Biden had done some of the things Trump is doing now, they would have questioned his mental faculties", says Economics Editor of the Sunday Times David Smith. "Does the rise of AI mean that journalists will soon be replaced?" asks former Editor of BBC Sport Mihir Bose. Probably not the...
The Three Old Hacks discuss the visit of Donald Trump and whether our Prime Minister's apparent fawning over him is the only way to treat someone so vain. "Flattery pays off with Trump", says David Smith, Economics editor of the Sunday Times. "You don't want to make an enemy of him". They note that Rupert Murdoch was on the guest list for dinner with the President of the United States, but Nigel Farage wasn't. "Farage is not as close to Trump as he makes out", says David. Also on th...
Three Old Hacks
The Three Old Hacks wind up the year with the topics du jour - immigration, Trump and Fake News. "We need to be saying much more that immigration is a good thing", argues political analyst Nigel Dudley. "If Joe Biden had done some of the things Trump is doing now, they would have questioned his mental faculties", says Economics Editor of the Sunday Times David Smith. "Does the rise of AI mean that journalists will soon be replaced?" asks former Editor of BBC Sport Mihir Bose. Probably not the...
