Freddy Gray

London

Deputy Editor at The Spectator

Editor at Spectator US

Deputy and US editor of The Spectator. Also host of Americano: https://t.co/QQplwHkqxo. Shouldn’t be on here.

Articles

Who's Donald Trump listening to?

1 week ago | thespectator.com | Freddy Gray

‘This never would have happened if I had been president,’ says Donald Trump, whenever the international news goes from bad to worse. It’s a line he uses a lot in relation to the wars in Ukraine and Gaza, both of which began in the interregnum between his first administration and his second. Yet the latest war, between Israel and Iran, is a different matter.
Who’s pushing Trump to be an Iran hawk?

1 week ago | spectator.com.au | Freddy Gray

‘This never would have happened if I had been president,’ says Donald Trump, whenever the international news goes from bad to worse. It’s a line he uses a lot in relation to the wars in Ukraine and Gaza, both of which began in the interregnum between his first administration and his second.
Who’s pushing Trump to be an Iran hawk?

1 week ago | spectator.co.uk | Freddy Gray

‘This never would have happened if I had been president,’ says Donald Trump, whenever the international news goes from bad to worse. It’s a line he uses a lot in relation to the wars in Ukraine and Gaza, both of which began in the interregnum between his first administration and his second. Yet the latest war, between Israel and Iran, is a different matter.
Trump’s birthday surprise - war with Iran?

2 weeks ago | thespectator.com | Freddy Gray

The Trump presidency is giving us all a type of news-related diabetes. So much sensational information is spewing out of our screens all the time. There are so many stories, so much richness and history and irony, and so much silliness and seriousness entwined. We are dangerously overfed and now the lines of reality are blurring and people feel mad and sick. The Trump-Musk saga goes on, as Elon telephones Donald and shows his contrition on X. Trump sends in troops to control anti-ICE protests.
Trump’s birthday surprise – war with Iran? | The Spectator Australia

2 weeks ago | spectator.com.au | Freddy Gray

The Trump presidency is giving us all a type of news-related diabetes. So much sensational information is spewing out of our screens all the time. There are so many stories, so much richness and history and irony, and so much silliness and seriousness entwined. We are dangerously overfed and now the lines of reality are blurring and people feel mad and sick.
Bannon on LA riots: ‘We’re in World War Three’

2 weeks ago | thespectator.com | Freddy Gray

It’s all war all the time inside Steve Bannon’s War Room in Capitol Hill. “We’re in the Third World War,” he tells me. “And it’s a battlefield that’s everywhere, including in downtown Los Angeles.” The weekend’s riots in LA, he insists, are part of an orchestrated push by nefarious forces in America to stoke civil unrest in America. The Democrats, he says, “allowed in 10 to 13 million illegal alien invaders into this country. They all must go home. All. Not some. All must go home.
Bannon on LA riots: ‘We’re in World War Three’

2 weeks ago | spectator.com.au | Freddy Gray

It’s all war all the time inside Steve Bannon’s War Room in Capitol Hill. “We’re in the Third World War,” he tells me. “And it’s a battlefield that’s everywhere, including in downtown Los Angeles.” The weekend’s riots in LA, he insists, are part of an orchestrated push by nefarious forces in America to stoke civil unrest in America.
Will Putin help Trump’s Iran deal?

3 weeks ago | thespectator.com | Freddy Gray

Spectacular. Stunning. Game-changing. These are just three of the adjectives news reporters have used to describe Ukraine’s attack deep within Russia last weekend. There’s no doubt that the “Spiderweb” operation was technologically ingenious, well-concealed and brilliantly executed. Ukraine claimed its 117 drones destroyed or damaged some 41 strategic Russian bombers and caused $7 billion worth of damage to the Russian armed forces. But can an attack really be game-changing if the game doesn’t change?
Will Putin help Trump’s Iran deal?

3 weeks ago | spectator.com.au | Freddy Gray

Spectacular. Stunning. Game-changing. These are just three of the adjectives news reporters have used to describe Ukraine’s attack deep within Russia last weekend. There’s no doubt that the “Spiderweb” operation was technologically ingenious, well-concealed and brilliantly executed. Ukraine claimed its 117 drones destroyed or damaged some 41 strategic Russian bombers and caused $7 billion worth of damage to the Russian armed forces.
'Elon's become a lot more nasty and yelling at people.' FREDDY GRAY hears Washington whispers that the billionaire's brain is 'decaying' under the pressure, as rumours swirl of his ketamine, ecstasy and mushrooms 'cocktail' | Daily Mail Online

3 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Freddy Gray

At the height of his power, Alexander the Great wept because there were no more worlds left to conquer. Elon Musk, the richest man of our age, may have been blubbing for a different reason last week, as yet another of his unfathomable ambitions came crashing to earth. On its ninth test flight, his SpaceX ‘Starship’ enterprise, which has been designed to make ‘humans an interplanetary species’, went up with barely a hitch.