Delingpole With James Delingpole

On this week's episode of Delingpole, James suffers the ordeal of spending an hour chatting with an attractive, blonde California girl as she describes her experiences being just about the only Trump fan at Berkeley. Worse, she’s a Christian.

What happens when the largest social media platforms collude with various global governments? Your rights die. On this week's episode of Delingpole, James Delingpole talks with Ezra Levant, broadcaster, lawyer and founder of Canada's Rebel Media about the difficulties of running a conservative media organization in a world where from Facebook to YouTube to Patreon conservatives are being deliberately demonetized by liberal-dominated tech firms which do not want conservative voices to be heard.

The too big to fail 2008 bailout of the banks, in real terms, cost more than the Marshall Plan, the Louisiana Purchase, the Race to the Moon, the Savings and Loans crisis, the Korean War, the New Deal, the Invasion of Iraq, the Vietnam War and NASA combined. On this week's Delingpole, James talks to fund manager - and, bizarrely, fellow Oxford English graduate - Tim Price about the iniquities of global finance. These guys get paid gazillions for doing little more than rip us off. Price explains how all those too big banks should have been allowed to fail - and how we're still paying the price for bailing them out. Price, a Perma Bear warns James that we haven't even begun to address the problems of the 2008 financial crisis: we've just kicked the can down the road.

Why do the British people believe their health care is the "envy of the world?" On this week's Delingpole, James lets you know not only how complicit the media is in promoting this propaganda, but, in fact, how the media is the progenitor of this falsehood. Last week James tore into the failure of the British National Health Service (NHS) - just in time for it's birthday celebration! Yes, it's the Happy 70th Birthday NHS Special (lol) with Kate Andrews and Kristian Niemitz of the Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA). Because Kristian is German, James only mentions the War a few times - but he thinks he got away with it. Meanwhile Kate, an American, explains why the US healthcare system is not the only alternative - much as leftists may like to claim. But all is not lost! James and his guests will tell you where the top two health care systems are in the world. Listen now and find out whether you need to pack your bags.

On the 70th anniversary of Britain’s National Health Service (NHS), James Delingpole talks with Dr. Will, a NHS Accident and Emergency specialist and front line doctor. He spills the beans on what it’s REALLY like working in the casualty department in a busy city hospital: the chaos, the confusion, the waste… Our mole, Dr Will, doesn’t offer any solutions. But he has plenty of vivid examples of why it doesn’t deserve its reputation as the “envy of the world” and why socialized medicine isn’t the answer to our ever more complicated health requirements.

Sven Hughes, CEO and Founder of Verbalisation, talks about how the skills he learned as a Psi Ops specialist with the British army in Afghanistan can be used in strategic marketing. He discusses his successes in helping to deprogram Islamic radicals, what the Taliban most fear, how to win the culture wars, Brexit and - almost inevitably - the self-marketing genius of Donald Trump.

Chloe Westley - Campaign Manager at the TaxPayers’ Alliance (@lowtaxchloe on Twitter) talks about the glories of Brexit, the horrors of negotiating sexual politics in the age of #MeToo, the (underrated - in the UK, anyway) genius of Donald Trump and the rampant political correctness of her native Australia. She’s a rising star of young Conservatism and you’re going to love her!

James asks Sarah whether feminism and #MeToo have gone too far. And comes up with a pretty forthright "Yes!" Also, the plague of social media..."life is not a hashtag," the effects of Brexit in relationship to family & friends, and why James believes that all women are "mad" - in other words, crazy.

On this week’s episode of Delingpole, James talks with historian Tom Holland - star of the documentary Islam: The Untold Story - about the Islamic State and the plight of the Yazidis. Also, they discuss Holland being a failed vampire author and a world class cricketer. In addition, they talk about why Stonehenge is under threat and, er, the tragedy of hedgehogs.

James talks with his brother Dick Delingpole. Yes, he’s back by popular demand. So is the “Yes No” game. Other hot topics: why Americans don’t know what lamb tastes like; the underrated military prowess of the French; and Dunkirk - which is better: the 1952 classic black and version; or the modern update?

James talks with Zuzanna about life on the front line of student politics, why free speech matters and the evils of Antifa.

John Preston - author,talks murdered dogs, dirty Liberals, and black comedy - all in his bestseller A Very English Scandal and the TV adaptation with Hugh Grant and Ben Whishaw

Mike Daunt - author of The Bounder, Britain’s most foul-mouthed angler, fly-fishing teacher to the stars

Geoff Norcott - (almost) Britain’s only Conservative comic

Daniel Kawczynski - MP for Shrewsbury; Brexiteer; big Jacob fan; Pole

Simon Lincoln Reader - South Africa, hippo attacks and James’s safari dream

Dick Delingpole returns with an exciting new game...

Peter Hitchens - author, columnist, truth-teller, curmudgeon

Sean Langan, Intrepid Reporter - My four months as prisoner of the Taliban

Brendan O’Neill - Free Speech Special Edition (Almost) Live from Radley College