How the US election affects you

14 November 2020

I don’t think there is anyone better to give us an insiders’ view of the US election, and how it impacts you, than Nigel Farage.

He’s a friend of President Donald Trump. He spoke at Trump’s rallies and other events. He understands US politics well. He understands the impact of the US election on the UK’s politics and our economy. And, in this video, he makes some extraordinary claims about what the US election result could mean for Boris Johnson and Brexit.

All of those things move markets. So investors who want an edge need to pay attention…

Nick Hubble
Editor, Fortune & Freedom

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