Dan Wootton Outspoken - DANNY TOMMO LOCKED UP BY DEEP STATE AS TOMMY ROBINSON EXPLODES IN COURT & PATRIOT PLATFORM PROTEST

Episode Date: September 25, 2026

BREAKING TODAY: In a gross display of two-tier justice and political manoeuvring from the corrupt establishment, Danny Tommo has been LOCKED UP AGAIN, being remanded in custody and denied bail following a courtroom farce. Tommy Robinson was inside court today and has declared a political stitch up is at play. This is no longer a one man band. Tommo has the support of his Patriot Platform who turned up outside Basingstoke police station where he was being held with chants of Free DT. But on the British Bashing Corporations Newsnight programme the peaceful protesters were disgustingly slammed as THUGS with calls for a government clampdown on independent journalism. We’ll get into all of that in The Friday Five at Five where we’ll dissect the biggest and most sensational topics of the week in a way the MSM won’t with our Superstar Panel. Joining Dan today: Restore Britain’s Montgomery Toms, who is also the Founder of Freedom Watch GB, Reform UK’s Kezia Noble, independent journalist Callum Smiles, who is doing excellent work for Vox Populi Media, which we will cover later. We are also joined by Siobhan Whyte, the campaigning mother of Rhiannon Whyte who was tragically murdered by an illegal. PLUS: Illegal migrants kill a two-year-old boy by throwing him into the sea, as charities are exposed as human traffickers. AND: Liz Truss hints she could be about to ditch the Tories and Reform UK for Restore Britain, as Rupert Lowe continues to surge in the polls. THEN IN THE ROYAL UNCANCELLED AFTERSHOW: Prince William gives a new interview as Catherine, the Princess of Wales, attempts to keep the royal show on the road. All the latest after a week of scandals caused by Prince Harry and Earl Spencer with royal YouTube sensation P-Dina. To watch in full, please subscribe at https://www.outspoken.live LIKE & SUBSCRIBE for new videos every day: https://youtube.com/@danwoottonoutspoken?si=-2BhmEbBSN1fyESS?sub_confirmation=1 ---------- Find the full audio show wherever you get your podcasts: Apple — https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/dan-wootton-outspoken/id1762436723 Spotify — https://open.spotify.com/show/19Ltoneek2MSPL10CpSA1J?si=8f6d84e2db56448c ---------- Follow Dan on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@outspokendan Follow Dan on Twitter: https://x.com/danwootton Follow Dan on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/danwootton/ Follow Dan on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/danwootton/?hl=en #DanWootton #DanWoottonOutspoken #news #outspoken #uknews Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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He's been remanded in custody after pleading not guilty to criminal damage. charges. Danny's mentor Tommy Robinson was inside court. He has declared this is a political stitch up at play. So, yeah, we'll see what happens in here today, but this is political. Look how quickly he was arrested. Why has he been reminded? The Muslims who beat up two police officers in Manchester Police Station, they weren't reminded, were they? They literally bust the nose and battered two police officers. They didn't get reminded. So this is just further proof to the cause of our cause of an unfair, due to. corrupt judiciary, a politicised judiciary, a weaponised judiciary.

Shocking courtroom imagery shows Danny dabbing away tears in court. But the good news for him is that this is no longer a one-man band. He has the support of his Patriot Platform who turned up outside Basing Stoke Police Station where he was being held with chance into the night of Free DT. But on the British Bachel, BATC, free DECA, free DECA. But on the British Bashing Corporation, those peaceful protesters disgustingly slammed as thugs with calls for a government clampdown on independent journalism. I think people do see those images and I think, you know,

these are thugs that you see on the street. So, you know, a lot of these people are making a lot of money from live streaming, for putting these clips on YouTube, for tweeting on X. This is a moneymaker, and you have to make your content more and more sensational, more and more frightening, so more people watch it, and you're still making bank. Bullshit, we're going to get into all of that in the Friday 5 at 5. We will dissect the biggest and most sensational topics of the week in a way the MSM won't with our superstar panel.

Restore Britons, Montgomery Tom's. He is also the founder of Freedom Watch G.B. Reform UK's Kesea Noble, who you can also find on YouTube. The independent journalist, Callum Smiles, who is doing excellent work across in France for Vox Populi Media. We will cover some of that later in the show. Plus, we all adore her so much, don't we? Chauvin White. She is the campaigning mother of Riannon White, the woman who was tragically murdered by an illegal.

Also coming up on the show today, illegal migrants kill a two-year-old boy by throwing him into the sea, as charities exposed as human traffickers. There's trust, hence she could be about to ditch the Tories and Reform UK for Restore Britain. Katie Hopkins destroys Kirstie Alsop in an epic battle over City, Khan's Islamist London, and the British Bashing Corporation cancelled Michelin Webb Skit from just a few years ago, starring Olivia Coleman. We'll also have the Royal Uncanceled After Show over on Subset, where Prince William gives a new interview,

as Catherine the Princess of Wales attempts to keep the Royal Show on the road. so we will have all the royal news after a week of scandals caused by Earl Spencer and Prince Harry with Royal YouTube sensation Pete Diner. We'll also be revealing the worst Britain in the world this week. Now, you know that is where we put our union jackasses from Monday to Thursday, head to head. You can vote right now in the post tab of YouTube. We've had over 30,000 votes so far. On Monday, it was Jess Phillips, Tuesday, Nadia Hussein, Wednesday, Ed Davy and Thursday, Jacob Reismog.

I will read out some of your comments. It's about that poll at the end of the show too, but now let's go. In one of the grossest displays of two-tier justice and political persecution from the corrupt establishment in Burnham's Britain, Danny Tomo, the leader of the nonviolent Patriot platform People's Army has been remanded and denied bail following his court appearance today where he was dabbing away tears given the total injustice of what has happened after facing charges relating to this incident of him allegedly. Lee slashing a migrant boat, a migrant boat likely owned by human traffickers in the English Channel.

Just as he has long predicted here on outspoken, the British Deep State will now do anything to lock him up and take him out of the game. Tomo, you'll remember, was arrested at a petrol station this week in an overdramatic fashion. Okay. Danny rang me when the police were following him, saying, what do I do? What am I going to do? What am I going to do? I know, because I've been in this situation, okay, he'll be scared, he'll be worried, he's going to be fearful, he's going to be panicking about his kids. But the Patriot platform is now bigger than one man, and while he was being questioned and basing Stoke police station into last night, Danny Zamo showed up to protest. protest and show support for their leader? And again, guess what? No violence whatsoever. Yet there were chance of Free DT outside Basingstoke Police Station.

They were there for the news that he had been charged and would not receive bail with the police following the Lucy Connolly playbook where right-wing or freedom fighters are treated completely differently to violent leftists. Right, we've just had confirmation he's been remanded into custody. It'll be attending Basin-Stoke magistrate's court in the morning. Everyone needs to leave peacefully. Come as you was, don't start screaming and shout. And let's all leave with a bit of dignity. And everyone tonight's here, pray for Danny Thomas.

Take care. Now for the MSM, this is the dream, isn't it? because the British Bashing Corporation can talk up Daniel Thomas the criminal. Tonight, as his supporters gathered outside a police station in Basingstoke, Hampshire Police announced that Daniel Thomas had been charged with one count of criminal damage. He's also been charged with a further offence in connection with failing to disclose a phone pin number to the police. He will appear in court tomorrow. Nothing was more disgusting, though, than the reaction later on news.

news night between the leftist, Ava Santina and so-called Tory white winger Sebastian Payne. Like the small boats, quote-unquote crisis, which actually, I would argue, has been sensationalised beyond parody. You know, this is in our news coverage. Every single day, this is blasted across social media sites like Twitter and YouTube constantly. This is always on people's feet. Do these small boat arrivals come and live next to you? Yes, actually, they do. I've lived next to an asylum seeker hotel for a number of years.

You still think it's sensational to have fears about what happens when uninvited guests. No, I wouldn't say that. I think that would be unfair. And I don't think that the Home Office has correctly been documenting people. But what I would say is that it's thrown to people on their feeds every day. These words like invasion are being used. Well, I think people do see those images. And I think, you know, these are thugs that you see on the street.

Seriously, fuck them. I really, really mean that. Fuck the BBC. Fuck them. Because these are working class hating ivory tower. Whankers. What about those people, Sebastian Thane, pain, makes them thugs? Seriously. They are the good, honest, hardworking people of this country who build your homes, who go out and work every single day in the blue collar trades that you would never be able to do,

and you just dismiss every single protester, every single protester. All of them showing their faces, as thugs. There was no illegal activity. By the way, unlike the eco-terrorists, they don't even block the roads. Look. Yeah? Look at this, Bob.

Look how they're just, look these. Every car that's coming through, they're separating. They're letting them go through. Then you get to Santina, who literally described the invasion as quote-unquote small bike crisis. Quote, unquote.

You know what she means there? She means we're making this all up. as she boasts about living next to an asylum hotel, without realizing that living next to that asylum hotel, whether she likes it or not, significantly ups her chances of being raped or killed. But of course, they want to shut down this conversation, and I think as Newsnight continued,

it became clear that what they really want is a government clampdown on the brilliant independent journalist, who we were relying on last night, like AY Audits and Wesley Winter and UK Spooge, all of them on the scene, they want to clamp down on them being able to live stream. The live streaming of, you know, this individual and others,

live streaming their stuff quickly being able to mobilize large numbers of people to move. This is something that we've seen other groups do. We've seen some of the environmental campaign groups doing it. They're now using those. tactics as well. And monetising it, may I also just add, you know, a lot of these people are making a lot of money from live streaming, for putting these clips on YouTube, for tweeting on X. This is a moneymaker and you have to make your content more and more sensational,

more and more frightening, so more people watch it and you're still making bank. Now that is all rubbish. That is all rubbish. Ava Santina is practicing suicidal empathy at its finest. And you know, when I saw her last night, and thank goodness, she's here today, I seriously just thought, and I actually posted to Ava Santina, go and talk to Rianne and White's mother, Chavon, okay, when she's pretending that we're making this all up, because Chavon lost her daughter. And she is here, of course, alongside the superstar panel in just a moment. But I think there is a deep concern, really, from anyone saying about what is happening here to Danny Tomo. Rupert Lowe of Restore Britain being one of the few.

politicians brave enough to speak out, writing Danny Tomo has been charged with criminal damage and will appear in court today, the speed of this process is absolutely astonishing. We're told it's in the public interest to pursue criminal proceedings. All individuals are entitled to the same treatment before the law, regardless of what the establishment may think of said individual. The pace of incident to arrest, a charge to court for Danny Tomo is rapid, to say the least. I will be watching very closely. And even Reform UK's deputy leader Richard Tice rightly called out the authorities, despite the party's leader Nigel Farage previously dismissing the Patriot platform as disgusting, pointing out the rank hypocrisy of our system encouraging the takeover. He wrote,

Dear CPS, please confirm if you have charged the 80,000 plus illegals who have invaded our country since the general election. Please confirm why it is a crime to try to stop such illegality by doing the job the police and border force should be doing. Please confirm why you think this is in the public interest. Millions will think the opposite, that you are bringing our justice system into disrepute and destroying people's confidence in it. Weird how you took many months to charge the Manchester airport thugs for assault against police officers only after I started a private criminal prosecution, yet you rush this through in days. Seriously? Well done, Richard Tice. Actually, you're completely right on that. Dr. Helen Ingram pointed out, the trial for the murder of Anne Whittickham, has been

scheduled for June 2027, making the point that the courts can move quickly when they want to scare people and slowly when they want the people to forget. Tommy Robinson has responded to all of this, saying the UK Crown Prosecution Service decided it was in the public interest to charge Danny Tomo with criminal damage of a dinghy used by people smugglers to invade our country. Let that fucking sink in. And he arrived in court to support his protege. What's going on today? Well, fireworks, hopefully when we're getting to court, according to his defence team.

So if you come around a bit, if you come round a bit. Danny Tomo faces criminal damage for a boat. I don't know who it belonged to, do you? No. They did arrest him for a charge of reckless endangerment. There is reckless endangerment. The reckless endangerment is the government allowing unvetted men into the country who have already raped and pillaged this nation.

You've got Rianan and White stabbed 23 times by a Sudanese migrant who had failed immigration processes in two European countries. So if we want to talk about reckless endangerment, it's coming from the government. If you guys are media here, there's a migrant hotel there that backs onto a fucking junior school. Yeah? There is reckless endangerment to British children in every single town and city of this nation being facilitated. Now, people want people to make a stand. Danny shouldn't be forced.

No British man should be forced to go out on a boat to try and stop migrants coming to this country because the government's job, first and foremost, is to protect the people of this country. They're not protecting it. They're putting rights of migrants from Afghanistan, Pakistan. Afghanis are 22 times more likely to rape than a British citizen. Why are they being bought here? Why the British people feel the need to be going to France, to be going out on boats, to be risking their livelihood.

Danny's a father of four, yeah? He's sitting in a cell. He's got another child on the way. Is any of that right? Should British men be forced to be able to need to do this? They shouldn't. He also said that this is all political. So, yeah, we'll see what happens in here today, but this is political.

Look how quickly he was arrested. Why has he been reminded? The Muslims who beat up two police officers in Manchester Police Station, they weren't reminded, were they? They literally bust the nose and battered two police officers. They didn't get reminded. In fact, I think even the media gave them a fair ride at first. So Danny's been attacked.

This is political. You heard Shabina Mahmoud say that he will fill the full weight force of the British law. But we'll see what happens now. Now, at that moment, Tomo rightly decided to plead not guilty. Well, an update to bring you, the anti-migrant activist Daniel Thomas, who's known more familiarly by his supporters as Danny Tomo, has pled not guilty at Basingstoke Magistrate's court to criminal damage and failure to disclose his phone pin.

You might remember there was some footage of him boarding. an inflatable boat there and appearing to slash it with a knife, but he has pled not guilty to criminal damage at Basingstoke Magistrate's Court. But it was actually Tommy and his Urban Scoop team providing trustworthy live updates from inside the court independently, where he revealed the Kings Council representing Danny Tomo rips part of the prosecution for criminal damage. It seems that unless the Crown can give the cost of the damage,

the case should be thrown out. Kings counsel telling court they have no choice but to drop this. This is fun to watch. He added prosecutor says case too serious for magistrates. They seek for longer than a year in prison. The judge said, I don't think I'm entirely with you on this. And the judge then annihilated the prosecutor. He does not agree with their view on the case. The judge even said, can I check? You are actually a prosecutor. But unbelievably, then came the news that Danny had been denied bail. and remanded, locked up, just days after the Home Secretary Shibana MacMood promised to throw the way to the government behind keeping them off the streets while making the clearly defamatory and untrue claim he was racist.

The anti-migrant activist Daniel Thomas, who's known more familiarly by his supporters as Danny Tomo, has pled not guilty at Basingstoke magistrate's court to criminal damage and failure to disclose his phone pin. And as you heard there in the bulletins, Daniel Thomas, now he's known to his supporters as Danny Tomo, he's been remanded in custody after pleading not guilty to criminal damage charges. Just call him Danny Tomo, Howard.

For God's sake, what are they doing? Now, what was really shocking about all of this and the mainstream media haven't reported it? is that in court, the prosecutor suggested that Danny Tomo would be a significant risk to public safety. That was the line if he received bail. Now, that was even despite the fact that Danny had agreed to a string of conditions. And those conditions, by the way, were specifically designed to shut down the Patriot platform and his activism included an electronic tag, a curfew,

But check this out, a ban of going within two miles of the coastline. So he had agreed to all of that, yet they still decided to lock him up. When the Manchester airport attackers walked free, when Hugh Edwards, the BBC paedophile, didn't spend a day behind bars. Now, I would argue that he is far, far more of a risk to public safety in your children than what Danny Tomo is. So Tommy spoke out about this immediately having left the courtroom. Well, the judge seemed to argue with them that they believed it was more than a year in prison,

so they were arguing that it needs to go to the Crown Court. The judge said he doesn't agree with them on that, and he'd hear it in the magistrates, which is less than a year in prison, but then he gave Danny Tom Rowe the option. Then the judge, then the argument was from the KC, which he annihilated it, is that unless you can prove it's over £5,000 or other damage, the criminal damage you're talking about, where is the boat, where it's in France, where's the evidence of the damage, is there any? Was it in English wars?

Was it not? In French wars, do you even have jurisdiction to be charged? So all these points were made and challenged, which the prosecutor couldn't answer. The prosecutor couldn't answer. We don't know what the damage is. Well, if it's under 5,000, then this isn't a prisonable offence. So then what you're saying is,

he's committed a criminal damage that doesn't carry a prison sentence, but you want to lock him up for two years because he didn't let you in his phone to prove that he committed a criminal damage that doesn't carry a prison sentence. That makes sense? So if there is, if the original offence doesn't carry prison, how do you think you're going to lock him up for two years

because they said they wanted to get in his phone? We know what they want to get in his phone. It's to do a Patriot platform. It's to understand who's working. They want intelligence. It's got nothing to do with the video of him on the boat, which is what they're saying they needed. You didn't need it.

It's online. But the point is you want to lock him up. The prosecutor is saying they want to lock him up for two years. Then there's a package discussed that, okay, you could give him bail conditions now. He's got a family. He's got four children, one on the way. You could give him bail conditions.

He's going to be in danger in prison. His family have already been threatened risks. And now he's sitting in jail worried about his family, worried about their safety out here. As a father, he's not there to protect him. So all this was put, that they could give him a two mile from any sea site, many beach, cannot go two miles, cannot use social media.

So everything would be limited, which is what they want anyway as well. Exactly. So they were also trying to ban him from social media. I mean, this is clear. I agree with Tommy. This is proof of an unfair and corrupt judiciary. When you look at other cases, which I'm reading now, there's a migrant who's raped, a couple of rates a girl.

He's on bail. They're all on bail. Yeah? So this is just proof, further proof, to the call. of our cause of an unfair corrupt judiciary, a politicised judiciary, a weaponised judiciary, which is not done in a fair balance. If he's committed a minimal criminal damage that doesn't carry a prison sentence, then that's it. But look, it is important before I bring in the superstar panel that I talk about a dude who you might not know, whose name you probably haven't heard of,

because the deep state is also punishing other patriots too. This man is Del Somerville. He is a 42-year-old father of two, and he has been jailed for two years after those protests in Portsmouth, which were peaceful earlier this month. Now, he apparently threw a plastic bottle at cops, but still got the 24-month sentence despite pleading guilty. Just let that sink in. And the BBC covering this case wrote that Judge Daniel Sawyer, told Somerville that his sentence would act as a deterrent to others following subsequent protests in the area. And we know what this is really about. He also disgracefully describes Somerville as a thug.

It seems to be the word of the day, despite his defence barrister making it clear that he had been attempting to be a calming influence on the crowd and had simply thrown the plastic bottle in frustration. Rupert Lowe once again speaking out on this. Posting on X, now let me be abundantly clear. I do not believe that any violence against the police is acceptable. I also do not believe that a two-year prison sentence is appropriate, particularly when we are allowing paedophiles and rapists to roam our streets

because of supposed lack of prison capacity. I can understand the anger. To be honest, this was happening as illegal migrants were being ferried into his town. This sentence is unfair, unjust and morally wrong. Let's be honest about what has happened here. The establishment is making an example of this man to deter others from protesting. A two-year sentence is absolutely outrageous. There are far better ways for him to make right the wrong.

The third world invaders are greeted to luxury accommodation as heroes, yet this man will rot in prison. It is not right. And it is clear that rotting in prison is exactly what the deep state now want to happen to Danny Tomo 2. Now the superstar panel. Okay, so alongside YouTube Sensations, Callum Smiles, Montgomery, Tom's and Keziah Noble today, we're of course joined by our friend Chauvin White, the mother of Riannon White, who was brutally murdered by an illegal who had arrived.

in this country after a matter of days. And, Chavon, I so wanted you here today after I watched that news night clip and I quoted you in the post because I think it's really important, Chavon, that when these scumbags go on the BBC and say, we're making this all up and that these invaders are not actually causing a threat to anyone, it is important that they hear from someone like you, Chavon. What was your reaction when you saw the BBC dismiss any danger? Full of anger, Dan. I'm really full of anger. I mean, I like Danny Thomas. And if he is getting out there and, you know, raising awareness and silly or not, did he stab the boat or not? We don't know. But when you get stupid comments, this woman saying that she feels safe living next to, you know, an HMO or whatever, then she needs a head red. Seriously. Yes. She does. She absolutely needs her head red. I agree. And Montgomery Tom's, you also saw in that same

terrible, terrible piece of television, Sebastian Payne, use that word thunk. And this now seems to be a word that has been picked up by the mainstream media and also judges. Do they just mean the working classes, Monty, because I look very closely at all of the live footage coming out of Basingstoke Police Station last night. Ayy Audits was there into the night, so was UK Splush. I didn't see any thuggish behaviour whatsoever. What I saw was working class, honest, hardworking folk who had just fed up with the invasion and fed up of the persecution.

I didn't see thugs, Monty. And it's almost like they just view the working classes as thugs. You don't agree with that. I think it's broader than that. I think they actually hate masculine men. I think that's the establishment can't stand testosterone because that historically, and not I'm advocating for a violent revolution on the streets. But in times, you look at history, French revolution, whatever. Revolutions are caused by strong masculine men and that's exactly what they hate. This entire process is obviously been sped up because it is a political attack. it's obvious. I mean, any basic man in the street could work that one out. And, you know,

even just to be even broader, should he have a jury and go through trial by jury, these days, because of mass migration, legal migration as well, even second generation migrants that live in this country, you know, he's still not going to be given a fair trial if there, let's say, a number of the people on that jury are foreigners. Because this is the problem we're in. We're in this sort of constant cycle of just native Brits being treated like second. second-class citizens in their own country through the judicial process, through two-tier policing, through public sector, private sector. So, you know, I believe in innocent until proven guilty, that applies to basically every citizen of Britain, you know, and that's what we brought to the

free world. And he should be given a fair trial. And let's see, I mean, if it's, you know, I don't know who the boat belongs to. If that boat belonged to a migrant traffic, then I think he should have done more than slash it. I couldn't go a shit, to be honest. And I think most of the British public would agree. It's just an outrageous stitch-up and attack when we've got a wild rapist walking around. Exactly. I mean, Callum Smiles, you have been on the ground.

You have been watching these human traffickers, these people smugglers, use boats exactly like the one that Danny Tomo is accused of slashing. Yeah, and do you know what? So this week when I was in France, this was bonus content. So we actually went there because I've managed to arrange an interview

with a single female Iranian migrant who basically says everything that likes of Ava don't want to hear because she says exactly how bad these people are. I mean, it's that dangerous. She's completely blurred out in this interview that we've done, but she's like more right-wing the likes of Iron Monty. This woman despises all these men.

Impossible, says Monty. So it's, you know, the likes of everyone is for a shock when they hear from women in the camps that say just how bad these people are. Fascinating. Kesea Noble, very interested in the Reform UK position on this because we initially had Nigel Farage coming out and describing the Patriot platform as disgusting. but then there certainly seems to be a realisation within your party,

certainly from the likes of Zia Yusuf and Matt Goodwin, that actually you can't keep attacking your natural supporter base. And I'm pretty critical of a lot of what Richard Tice does, but I thought his letter, his open letter to the CPS, was absolutely spot on today. And he did seem to be supporting Danny Tomo. I'm not sure if that's how you read it. So, you know, there's a lot of people in reform who are like me who are hardliners, hardline reformers.

The way I look at this whole situation is that if this man is being arrested, then why hasn't one single illegal migrant also been arrested for breaking the law? And that's what happens as soon as you come in illegally, there is something called the Section 24 Act of the Immigration Act. 1971, which actually states that you get automatically six months in prison, six months in prison if you come to this country illegally. And that hasn't been implemented at all. And the other thing that I've noticed is that patriotic people who care about this country have been given a deterrent. Where's the deterrent for the illegal migrants? There isn't one. Okay, but are you supporting Danny Tomo? Is it right that he's locked up? I don't think so. I don't think so. And obviously, I can't condone any kind of, you know, breaking the law. I can't do that. But the fact that it's got to this point is seriously worrying. And that's because of years and years of just allowing these people to come into this country, people have hit melting point. People want, they're frustrated, they want to take it into their own hands. So there's a lot of sympathy for this man from a lot of reformers. I would say most reformers are very sympathetic to what he did.

And, Chavon, I mean, this government actually, I don't believe, gives a damn about the victims of the invasion. I mean, this week, you received a letter from... Indirectly through my local MP from Burnham. From Andy Burnham, the Prime Minister. But he's not agreeing to meet you, Chavon, is he? No. No, he just... I think what it was was basically just, I spoke with Al-a-Turley.

And she's a minister, but a low-level minister, let's be honest. Yeah, offers his condolences, half-hast condolences, Dan, really. But no, no think about me. And then he's off, gallivanting over to Trump. So what's your message to Andy Burnham? Do you know what? Focus on you people of this country. Focus on.

We are a diabolical country at the moment. We're in a laughing stock. and you know focus on this country focus on the people here and you know I don't know I just get too mad about it because you know I mean like you said about the fellow that got two years for throwing a bottle and a few hurty words to the police I read something today about an Assyrian who raped a 15 year old in one of my daughters towns may I add in a hotel and he's on bail until 2028. No, he's a Syrian migrant.

So why isn't Burnham focusing on his people? Exactly. Exactly. The brutal truth of this illegal migrant invasion across Europe actually gets darker and more twisted, the more that we learn about the truly sick left-wing charities and NGOs, non-government,

organizations who seem to have now been exposed as actual human traffickers, as they are willing to put children's lives at serious risk to progress their mission to, let's just be honest about what they're doing, dismantle borders, end Western civilization. An extraordinary new footage from the northern French coast has emerged of these evil individuals with the independent journalist sensation Callum Smiles, who is of course with us on the superstar panel today, doing a brilliant job, bringing attention to what is the real motivation to these so-called do-gooders and their work, their charity work. So we're going to take a look at some of that shocking footage now, where you are able to see the NGOs take their

high-vis jackets off as soon as they found out they were on camera. I wonder why. Watch. Can you tell me why your charity is aiding and assisting? legal migration? Excuse me. No, no, no, no, no. I've just seen your, you quickly took your Hyver's vest off. No, no,

I'm talking now, you're listening. So, your charity, you have actually just been seen aiding and abetting illegal immigration to the United Kingdom. Do you know that's a kind of offence? Technically right now, technically right now,

you and your colleague, the one with the balding head, You are your human traffickers. You don't get a saying this. You're aiding. Right, so I've been speaking to an Iranian migrant woman and she's been telling me about all the rapes going on in the camps. Okay, I'll speak in French.

I'll speak in French. I'm talking with my grand femme in the camp. And she talks the rome the mingonde violes the women yeah

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helping these people to the United Kingdom if you love them so much why don't you want to keep them absolutely brilliant and then Callum confronted the parents of these migrants who were prepared to put their

children's lives at risk. One of the clearly troubled charity workers stopped the migrant father from speaking to him. The children could die. Are you not worried that the children might die? Why do you want to go to England? He's a grown man. He can speak for himself. Or would you like to speak for him? No? Well, you know what? If any of the, if any of these, if any of these children die today in the water that is blood on your hands your charity you you quickly took that off because you know what you're doing is wrong or is it because you're ashamed so if any of these children die today in the water it is your fault people like you are killing these people why don't you care I'm

giving you a chance to explain yourself no you don't explain yourself Well, do you know what? People like you are helping ruin Europe, and I hope you're proud of yourself. Are you proud of yourself? Absolute scum. I know I should try and stay. You could say, A, please got unbiased. But at the end of the day, we have just seen an NGO.

They quickly took their high viz off with their branding. They quickly took it off when they saw us watching them carry children to the water. to, if any of these children die today, you proud of yourself? They know they're in the wrong. This is absolutely extraordinary work. I mean, they are scum. They are literal scum. Look at this now.

A woman leading a child to its potential death as if she's sort of taking it on a visit to the goddamn zoo. So this is the woman you might have seen in earlier clips who literally, she's literally carrying children to the water. She does not care about the children's safety, even when I asked her about it, she refused to comment. They are carrying children to the water. I mean, they know what they're doing is wrong because they took their vest off when they saw us coming. I can't stress it enough. Children may die today because of one, the actions of their parents and two, the human

traffickers. And when I say human traffickers, I'm actually not even talking about the people making money out of it. At least they're, you know, being entrepreneurial. I'm all about the people, the NGOs, they claim they care. If they truly care, they'd be saying to these parents, do not take your children into the water. They may die. You can only die once. And they don't care. But they don't care. Neither do many of the parents, though. Because of course the parents say, oh, we are wanting to give our children a better life. I don't think so. The footage that everyone should be watching around this country this week, the MSM should be trumpeting, but they're not, is from the nowhere photographer who has also done great work like Callum out on the French coast.

And I still can't get my head around this one, but it truly does seem as if a father just leaves his child behind to those charity workers in the sea in order for him to jump on the boat himself to the United Kingdom. So that child saved, but many of the children on the boat are not because in another completely horrifying new development today, a toddler was thrown to his death from a migrant boat in front of their horrified mum.

by traffickers who were annoyed at his crying. The son reported the two-year-old boy was on the boat alongside his mum travelling across the Atlantic to Lanzarotti when the tragedy took place according to officials. It's not a tragedy, is it? It is a brutal evil murder. The horror follows reports of three men being arrested under allegations of gang raping a woman

on the same migrant boat back on September the 16th. Three suspects have been arrested following an investigation over the gang rape. allegations it is unclear of police looking into the toddler tragedy. So to Callum smiles on the superstar panel, it is so much worse, Callum, than even what we know, isn't it? Oh, absolutely. Do you know what, Adrian and I are on that same beach,

not with the one where the child passed down in the water, the one where the NGOs are there. And we're walking back to our cars afterwards. And we're saying, and, I mean, eight boats are, launched by that point from what we're told. And then on that beach, like there was, as far as the eye could see,

like I'd say a good thousand that you could probably see there and then. And we said like, these numbers, I actually think these numbers are underreported at the state level. So when they say how many boats come over and how many people on them each day,

I mean, you just look around our towns and cities. I'm in rural Wiltshire. It doesn't really look like Wiltshire anymore. But I think these numbers are being massively un-reported. And so are, I think, the absolutely terrible, inhumane actions of these people smugglers. But Montgomery Times, the problem with all of this is it proves that it isn't just the smugglers,

it isn't just the NGOs, it isn't just the charities, it is also the invaders. who treat human life in a completely different way to what we do. In our country, look at the way that that father literally did not give a shit about his son. Yeah, I mean, first of all, want to say, Callum, top work, like, that was absolutely incredible,

so well done. That's a reason, I'll be blunt, right? There's a reason that the British Empire went and civilised so much of the countries that they're coming from, because their cultures in many senses are vile, disgusting and barbaric. And look, we don't have the evidence that they arrive that, for example, they've chalked a child overboard.

We don't know. As Calam says, maybe loads of things are underreported that we literally just don't know about and so many things that the states don't want us to know about. But look, I think that from a justice perspective, of course, illegal migrants should be rounded up roughly what we're looking, well, unless there are more, as we said, but like two million illegals should be rounded up. detained and deported very quickly. But any illegal migrants found guilty of, for example, chucking a baby overboard or a toddler, dying should be put to death. I think that we should,

these people should be found guilty, you know, through trial by jury, as I say, if found guilty, should be killed because I think that they are disgusting vile people. And when I watch that, I'm not even a mother. I imagine from a mother's perspective just seeing that is incredible in terms of the emotional reaction one's going to have the maternal reaction one can have. And when I was over in Calais, this is over a year ago now, where I didn't actually confront the migrants in the sea, but I was on the coast, but it was a railway station. I don't if any remember that video. The anger I felt, Dan, was insane. Like, I wanted to have a fight and get physical and stop these people. Now, I didn't, because I know that, you know, they'd come

down on me like a ton of hot brick. But the fact is, like, the anger and ferocity within so many people, especially in Canada, I think you share it like, in that moment, you just feel fucking fuming that number one, the bike over, number two, they're being facilitated by that fat, slobby waste of space wearing a face napping. Like, it's just like, who the fuck is she? Like, what's she doing? I don't know if she was French. I'm assuming she is. If not, if she's, if she's British, then can we put her in prison for life? Because this is just insane. Well, my sort of suspicion, I don't know, Callum, but my suspicion was actually she probably was British, but then the moment that you started speaking French, he's like, oh no, he's rumbled me,

he's rumbled me. I don't know, though, but at the end of the day, all of these people are the worst type of woke suicidal empaths who are destroying our country. Now, Monty mentioned Chauvon, what it must feel like for a mother. And I wonder how you feel watching that. I mean, so you lose your daughter, Rian, because of one of these men who come over on the boats. And then you have to see the way that they treat their own children as if they are completely and utterly disposable? I was absolutely heartbroken when I've seen it. I'm not going to lie. I shed a few tears. But the reality of it is if they're doing this to their own children, what the hell have they got planned for us? Yeah. My heart's broken. My heart's completely shattered and it will be to the day

I take my last breath. And the more and more I see of these poor, innocent children, I don't care what kind of race, whatever culture, they are innocent children at the end of the day. And they're willing to,

you know, literally throw them back into the French waters and get on a boat and then throw them into, you know, into the ocean. They need shooting. They need hanging.

This is just not right. Yeah. 100%. I mean, 100%. The most warped thing for me, though, Kesea, and it comes back to, I guess, the point of Danny Tomo being criminalized when all of these invaders are not. That is the fundamental problem here. They are all criminals.

Now, you know my belief, Kesea, is that the vast majority, and I genuinely mean the vast majority, I mean well over 90%, a murderers, rapists, terrorists, people here to pillage us, and they should all be locked up the moment they enter this country. Instead, they are free to roam the streets. Danny Tomo behind bars, that absolute scumbag bastard, who threw his child back into the sea is probably walking around a town centre near you right now. That's what we have to start realizing.

There's a dark, wider picture unfolding. here with the NGOs. So in the last 20 years, and the buck always stops at the government, remember, the government has been creating a very large ecosystem of organizations whose revenue depends on the steady, consistent flow of illegal migrants and asylum seekers. So these NGOs are a huge part of these organizations, not completely, but they're a huge part. So let's just take a closer look at one of them. Have you heard of migrant help? That's one of the NGOs. So migrant help, they help advise. This is all they do is they help advise asylum seekers and migrants with their paperwork and show them how to claim benefits. So they rely on home office funds, okay, fund contracts. The last 10 years they've received $385 million. This is just for migrant help. This is the organization. And collectively, all of these NGOs have received in the last 10 years $4.2 billion. That's our money. our money which could have bought three major hospitals, 250 schools.

So this is, as I said, it's a large ecosystem of organisations who rely, their revenue is just solely reliant on bringing in as many illegals as possible. This needs to be exposed and the buck stops with the government. Yeah, it's fascinating, isn't it? It's really fascinating and chilling. and disturbing. When you think about the migrants who are actually entering this country, though, yes, they are raping, yes, they are pillaging, yes, they are murdering, yes, they are terrorizing.

But they're also pissing. And I know that's something that maybe you can dismiss as a laugh, but they're pissing and they're spitting on our streets. and I actually feel it metaphorically right. Like I actually feel like the way that they piss and they spit on our streets is also what they're doing to our country metaphorically. And the most extraordinary thing has happened with Montgomery Tom's, who is with us on the superstar panel today, but also one of the videographers and independent journalists and campaigners who has been on the road a lot for Restore Britain, his political party. And he's been doing some great work with a young man,

called Tyler Johnson, who is the Restore Britain candidate for Holbin and St. Pancras. And we know that this by-election has come up because Slippery Stama, the corrupted former Prime Minister, who claimed, oh, I will never stop serving the people of Holbin and St. Pankras. Step down the moment that he was able to, in order to usher in a Somalian woman likely taking over him in this by-election race versus Zach Pallansky of the Green Party. But Restore Britain stood a candidate to make a point. And the point is being made loud and clear, actually, because first you saw stand up to racism actually conduct violence against Restore Britain campaigners in the constituency. As far as I've seen, we haven't been subjected to the mainstream media coverage of those campaigners being locked up for doing far, far worse than what Danny Tomo ever did. But now on a brand new extraordinary piece of footage, and this was filmed by Montgomery Tom's, the total.

subhuman actions of our invader class is laid bare through the simple act of pissing. Watch this. It's such a privilege to hold an identity here. It's such a privilege to live in this country and we have just degraded it. We have really not treated it as something that is to be special. And it's because we're allowing so many foreign migrants into our land that the passport is no longer recognised as it once was. We are not a nation that is as respected as it once was. So in our government what we would do, well he's definitely getting deported. He's definitely

getting deported. Mate, do you have no decency? You clearly don't care about this country. And this is the problem. This is exactly what I'm talking about. We have people like that that don't give a shit about where we live. This is our home and this is how they treat it. This is exactly what I'm talking about. And you know what? I mean, come on, let's be real. Where are these going to go into the bathroom? Let's be real. This is happening on the streets on a day-to-day basis. And to think that we can normalise it is unacceptable. It just shows how low we've gone. It shows how far we've gone. And when I said earlier, I meant it, I want to put the great back in Great Britain, and for that not to be something that's laughed at. It's to be something that we're

proud of. This is a great country, and we need to bring it back to where it wants. one. Utterly brazen. Completely disgusting. Okay, Montgomery Tombs, you've got to tell me everything about what happened where you were, what time of day it is. And you know there'll be some people Monty saying, you set that up and that that dude is an actor. So please tell me everything, because that is very, very indicative of what is happening in this country. I mean, the timing was incredible, especially in the context of talking about migrants coming over. You couldn't have planned it better if it was scripted. That's the point. It wasn't, and this is what it's like in London, but people that are familiar with Houston and that area, that is basically a very old migrant camp on Warren Street, opposite Warren Street Station, a huge amount of Romanian gypsies that lived there very casually. They decide to shit and piss on the floor as well. And if you go and try and speak to them, some will talk to you and then some will throw stuff at you and claim they can't speak English. None of them have any teeth. None of them are contributing anything. There was one of them.

fellow while I was filming that just walked out behind me holding what was a pretty beaten up like seven, eight inch chef knife and just walking through the street with it. I was like, mate, what's you doing? And what time of day is this, Monty? This is about, we headed there for about 530. 536. So it's the afternoon, effectively. Yeah, yeah, it's afternoon, early evening. It's very, very normalized. And we went to, we've got lots more footage to come where we speak to these people. And yes, by the way, they have come over on boats. They said that it's, in fact, our fault that they're there because we've not provided them with somewhere to live. That's literally their position. So I told them, and Tyler told them quite clearly that under

a restore Britain government, they'll be sent to an island somewhere detained and then deported back to their country of origin, to which they weren't very happy with, but you know, that's what's going to happen. I don't care. So that and the gent that was pissing on the street illegal or not, if you ask me, you speak to him, you know, he hates our way of life. He hates our way of life. to see what our country stands for. He has no respect for the ground we walk on our ancestral soil, if you like. He can be removed from this country.

We need remigration. We need to reverse mass migration because of people like that, legal or not anyway. They just hate our nation. They don't love it. They don't have the ancestral tie and continuity that I have, that you have that. They just don't care.

Did you feel that threat at all, given the violence against Restore Britain campaigners in the constituency? At one point when we had some stuff hurled ours and they're all drunk as well, by the way. They're just sat there just like drinking Stedars. So they're drunk, walking around with chef knives, cutting up their sausages to basically hurling stuff at you and shouting at you in Romanian. So yeah, but you know me.

I'm used to this kind of stuff. We did decide to finally bring some security with us. So that was nice. And then later on, in fact, we went to go and have a look at next to Houston Church. There's like this student Palestine squat, basically, to which we went to go and speak to them and then we were mobbed there and they didn't like what we had to say when we just wanted to know, you know, why. The area of Holborn and St. Pancorous, Camden obviously included in that, is a shithole.

Graffiti everywhere, lots of foreign migrants that are homeless, people just pissing on the streets. Gangs operate on Camden High Street very openly, and the police know that and do nothing about it. Very little law and order. No respect for the land. And you'll see, stay tuned. And I'll send some stuff over to you, Dan, and we get the content coming out because I've got to go through it today, actually, after this. And you'll see just how insane the conversations are. Just Restore Britain. We'll sort of sort of move from the micro to the macro politically, okay, and talk about what is going on with Restore Britain. We obviously have Kizier here, who is Reform UK supporter. And there's been a couple of interesting developments this week. First, Liz Truss. Now, is she really an asset? I don't know. I don't know.

But what's interesting is it looks like in this new interview with Nick Ferrari on LBC that she has now turned off the Tories and Reform UK and seems to be suggesting that Rupert Lowe's party is the only viable option left for her. Watch. Would you ever return to policies? Would you stand as a Reform MP at the next election? The thing about politics, and what I'm, what I said in my book, 10 years to save the West,

is that at present, politicians are not in charge of what is happening in our country. And I would only be willing to go back to politics if I knew I could actually change things, rather being subject to the whims of the Bank of England or the whims or the whims. If they say, but I, I've looked at what reform is saying, I've looked at what the Conservatives are saying and I don't think either party have really gone deep enough in terms of changing the way we're governed.

So nobody, well, who is looking at the Bank of England Act 1998? You know, it's one of the most powerful institutions in our country. So you could see yourself standing with Restore? I'm not committing to any. Very interesting answer. The XPM also revealed in that interview that she backs a Berker ban and held firm that there is.

and Islamist takeover of the disunited kingdom when challenged by Ferrari. You want to ban the burqa? Yes. Yes. Why are you frightened for a piece of cloth? It's what it symbolises. It's what it symbolises. It's a ideological takeover of our country. It is designed to intimidate people.

Isn't it a woman protecting her modesty? It is an ideological takeover. It is not the way of life in our country. What we have is we have a very serious problem with Islamism in this country. We have a serious problem with radical Islam. We know, and there are preachers who are saying this, they want Britain to become a caliphate. And these, you know, whether it's aggressive public prayer,

whether it's wearing the barker. What's aggressive public prayer? Yeah, well, you know. How do you pray aggressively? You do it in a way that blocks other people going about their business. And this is, we all know what's happening, Nick. I'm sure people listening to this show know perfectly well what the intention of this is. And I am all for people being able to privately follow the religion that they believe in. But this is a deliberate campaign. This is a

deliberate campaign by Islamist. It's partly the security issue and I agree on that. But it's it's more an attempt at cultural domination that I really fit. Okay, so trust clearly moving towards Restore. Is that down to them climbing in the polls too? Which seems to prove they're not going away no matter how much reformers want to talk that into reality. Rupert Lowe on X, big news. A new poll just out, Restore Britain is now only two points behind the Green Party.

We are offering a genuine patriotic alternative and millions of Brits are taking it. The more in common poll shows Labour still in the lead, with the Conservatives ahead of reform in second place, and you see their Restore with 6.2% of the vote. Rupert also said a new MRP poll has put the party on double digits in 118 seats, and this is how he described the progress that Restore is making. ...are showing that we're in double digits in 118 constituencies.

basically we're polling 7% nationally and we've got huge support really across South Wales, across Norfolk, across Lincolnshire, across Essex, across Kent, and across most of the north of England, particularly in the northeast, and including the borders of Scotland. So for a party that became a political party in February, this is, massive progress. And I think it shows that people do care about their country. They do want some form of logic and fairness back. And they can see the kind of recidivist agenda, which is taking us towards the buffers. And I suspect we're not far from hitting them.

OK, so Ketian Noble, from a Reform UK point of view, this polling is genuinely a concern now. because no matter how much you have tried, but I don't mean you personally, Kiddhi, you know that, but I mean Farage and I mean Tice, I mean senior figures within the party, no matter how much you have tried to talk, restore into oblivion, oh, you're just wasting your vote, they're never going to go anywhere, they're not even going to win Great Yarmouth. That hasn't worked. And Restore Britain will now stop Reform UK, ever forming even a coalition government at this point. So what is the strategy going to be? I think that, you know, there's a lot of people in reform who, you know, again, hardliners like me. You know, I go around knocking on doors, canvassing this area that I live in. And they say, you know, I want reform. I want reform, but I want them to be hard. And I think, you know, reform listened to this.

So you're moving to the right. It is a right, it is a right leaning party. No one can deny that. Well, it hasn't been. I mean, you've literally had Zwellabravenman at certain points talking about socialist policies being a good thing. There have been deals with the union done, talk of high taxes. So there have been lots of things that Reform UK did in the past to move to the left. I've covered them a lot. I don't think talks of high taxes has been actually they're looking at ways to reduce business tax. It is, I mean, you know, you're sort of in a bubble with lots of restore people and they're going to look and think. that, you know, we are like a weaker form of what they are representing and what their policies are.

But compared to like the general public, we are considered very right wing. And actually a lot of people are not ready for that. I wish they were, but they're not ready for that. I don't think Restore are splitting the vote. I still don't think so. I think it's, you know, because a lot of the restore voters are ex-BMP. I've got one. He was on my show recently. Come on, Kessia. Come on. That is reform. These are your people, Kizier. I'm just telling you, but let me finish.

So I had him on my show. He's ex-B&P. He's now going over to restore. You know, he's blaming Jews for 9-11, all sorts of crazy stuff. So I'm not saying that... Did you think all B&P voters are beyond the pale, by the way, deplorable?

Rupert Lowe has got a poison chalice here, okay? He's got some very good people who support Restore, okay, some very good people, patriots who care about this country. but he's also got these sort of much more far-right, you know, ethno-nationalist kind of Jew-hating conspiracy people also. So he has to keep them happening.

You've got to let Monty come in and respond to that. You've got to let Monty respond to that because there's a lot of claims there. You've just attacked your own voter base as well because you knock on most reform doors and most of them actually love what restore stand for, but the argument is not about ideological. call the argument, let's take Makerfield, for example,

reform-ledder campaign against Restore and the whole split the vote narrative. That's not, that was the only reason they weren't voting Restore. In fact, what Restore are doing is essentially what needs to be done for the country and what reform is doing is not even close. And within that poll, Dan, something that's not mentioned is, you know, 40% of people who voted reform in 2024 say they'd be likely to vote Restore Britain if there was a general election tomorrow. Well, I'm one of those people.

I'm literally a walking talking representation of that person. I'm not the enemy, Keziah. I voted reform at the last general election. I've spoken, in the last three days, I've spoken to 700 people. I've been knocking on doors. Not one has said Restore. I'm not saying they don't like Restore, but nobody is voting restored. Look, I was having this argument with June Slater earlier.

Keziah, this is denialism. This is total denialism. And it's like, if you don't acknowledge the real threat, which you're not, which June Slater is not, you're just saying, oh, the polls are not true. Then unfortunately, you're going to be doomed. You've got to at some point acknowledge what's happening. All those numbers of people I've spoken to, and I've got access to data because we just canvassing. But there's no one in this area goes in the store.

Okay, you've asked me. You've asked me out of all. Okay, well, let Callum come in because he's. Does he have access to the canvassing app that I have so I can see where everybody, what everybody has voted in this area? I just think Callum wants to come in and give his opinion. By the way, just before, sorry, Callum, just before to Tom, so Montgomery, pardon me.

I do agree of a lot of what Restore say, and I've always made that very clear. I'm a hardliner when it comes to immigration, but it's just the kind of ethno stuff and all this, you know, Jew conspiracy stuff. I cannot, I cannot accept that part. Sorry. Okay, Callum.

I mean, I've got quite a good track record when it comes to political best. I mean, I had, back in early in the year, I put my entire business account on Star Matley this year. I put money on Burnham to become an end each year. I then put Burnham to the next PM. So I, but I do, but this all comes from like, I talk to me around the country. I basically do my own polling. I don't think reform will ever win a general election.

I even think what, I think the Farage bubbles kind of burst because he's basically, he's become Tory 2.8. No, the sort of thing that most of us said. Kizzi is not happy. She's shaking her head. Well, when did the Tories, but do you understand, do you know, one of the policies that we have is actually identified, detained, deport, and we are going to make centers, removal centers, immigration removal centers, migrant removal centers. I haven't heard once the Tories say that, not once.

Radical stuff. But his cabinet is basically the former Tory cabinet. I mean, he's brought in the old. The old... Shavon, I'm interested in Chavon's view on this because Chavon, Nigel Farage has been a real supporter of you and put you on a stage in front of the national media spoke about Riannon White, but so has Rupert Lowe.

So I'm interested to know, do you think the Farage bubble has burst, Shavon? Yeah. I was awful, Nigel Farage. I'm not going to lie. I don't dislike him. I don't dislike Rupert Lowe. But I think the way Nigel has come across lately, I think, yeah, is balloon is popped or popping. I mean, Keziah, you've got to, I mean, this is not imaginary.

That's Chavonne White. She was one of your big back and she was on stage with Nigel. So how do you deal with that? That's pretty damning. But then there's people that fall out of love with Restore. People do fall out of love. But that's fine. That's fine. There are people who have fallen out of love with this. Let's deal with this. Let's deal with this. Let's deal with this. They are the own reform are the only realistically credible a party that are going to get into power. They are. Okay. What, right wing party? They show. You really think Restore are going to be in the next government. Oh, come on. You really believe that, Monty. Hand on your heart. Do you believe that?

Of course we have the ability to be the next government. You have to understand. You're talking about how part of the conversation here also. was about how reform are going more hard-lined on things. What about your main speaker? She's left, but she left to restore. She fell out of love with your party. People fall out of love their parties, don't they? They do, but the fact is the poll showing that a lot of people are falling out of love with reform, like, fine. Your main speak, but your main spokesperson, one of your main spokespeople, look what she's

saying about your party now. Look at what she's saying. She was driven out, apparently. That is the... Well, that's not fair really, is it? Because Orla was reform. They didn't drive around. No, no, no.

Because things aren't to her narrative. I've met Aller, and I know what Alla's like. Ola took a south out of that situation. So really, this isn't about a politic hate or whatever else. It's a matter of who the hell can defend our country. Because you've got Nigel Farr's calling people thugs because they want to defend our... And disgusting. Disgusting.

Disgusting. Danny Tomo now being remanded for defending our country. No, I'm sorry, but I think that's funny. That's what you've just said about Aller. With Farage, I do... Well, Orla said this. This is not me. I'm not saying.

She's not at us up with Restore. But she's gone to different parties. So that says it all, doesn't it, really? But that's what I'm trying to say is that people, because Monty was saying, you know, there's people, Dan was saying people are leaving reform, but people leave parties. just like they leave Restore.

That's my point. Yes, for all it was with reform, and she went to restore, and she's left both. So really, there's a big story there, isn't there? You can't go with what one person says. For me, I'm a hardline reformer. I've always made it clear. There's a lot of people like me in the party.

Yes, there's people who are slightly more conservative, more Tory, I agree. But a lot of us have so much in common with Restore, in fact. I mean, can I just come to your earlier point, Kizier, because I think, I genuinely think this is where you're completely failing and falling down. The only argument you've now got is we're the only ones who's going to win. Now, number one, not one poll in the country backs that up, Keziah. Find me one poll.

Find me one poll that says that Nigel Farage is now the inevitable prime minister. That was the case. It's now finished. But, but, but before you come in, there is a busy, bigger point, Keziya. That's not good enough for us anymore. Oh, we're going to accept this party that hates us that describes Tommy Robinson supporters as that lot, which derides Danny Tomo's Patriot platform as thugs and disgusting. We're not just going to accept that anymore because this country needs something more radical.

And I think what the continued rise of Restore shows is that there is a group of people and it is a growing number of people who are not prepared to give in to that need, that reform. UK believes there is to moderate, to move to the left, to appeal to the BBC class. We say, fuck that, you see. And I just don't think, and this is what my debate with June Slater was about privately, I just do not think constantly deriding people who are calling out the weaknesses of Reform UK by saying, we're the only ones who are going to win is going to work. You need a better argument. You need a better argument. What's really mad is how easy, sorry, Kelzer, but I just want say one thought short thing, but it makes me think, you know,

who the, who the hell is making decisions for Farage? Because, like, when he comes out... We're looking on for him. When he comes out and says these things and calls, you know, and uses slurs and uses names, it's just incredible. Like, it's actually quite straightforward. It's about putting the British people first, and it's about being patriotic,

and it's about coming at things with nuance and balance and justice. And he just doesn't do it. Okay, well, it's like Kizziwis. respond because there's a huge amount that we've come at her at. So if you can if you actually come out of this bubble and look at Great Britain as a whole, look at the UK. Look how much attacks are directed towards reform voters, reform politicians. Okay. There's a big, you know, section of society, a very left wing, very liberal. And then you've got the people in the middle who are kind of stuck in both. Now that is the core voters, whether you like it or not. Okay. So if you're going to start

talking about things that are considered extreme out of your bubble to that middle ground. But they're not extreme. They're not extreme. That's not extreme. No, for them it is extreme. Please listen to what I'm saying. No, no, I get it. You're saying you have to moderate.

You have to move to the left. So I didn't say that before will win. I said that they as a right-wing party, right-leaning party, have the best chance of winning. Otherwise, you are, you are of all good intention. you are going to end up again with the Tories or Labor. Please name them. I've just spoken about the NGOs. You want this to carry on?

You want this to carry on? Money train to just keep going on? Just one policy that whether you think it's extreme is irrelevant, that you think voters don't want. That's too extreme. One policy. For restore? Yeah, for example.

So for the average person, not for me, not for me, just for like somebody who's kind of in between voting for liberal Democrat or conservative, they even find a lot of reform policies extreme. Yes, mass deportations. Yeah, I mean, when we say things like that we have deportation centers, some of them are probably going to clutch their pearls at that, which is ridiculous.

But again, we're all kind of in a bubble, we're in a right-wing bubble where we're all talking to each other thinking that this is what the average person's talking about. I'm knocking on doors in a regional area. But look, I just think you have fundamentally... Area and they're worried about things that we're not talking about. But you have summed up the point. Now, I'm not saying that what you're saying is not true.

It's absolutely what Reform UK thinks. But you have proven my point, which is that Reform UK is going to keep moderating. You believe that you need to. And this is the problem. There's a Pinsa movement with the Conservatives and Restore Britain. And this is why Reform UK is struggling. Katie Hopkins at war with the Palsh location, location, location, presenter Kirstie Allstop.

who is a staunch defender of Sadiq Khan's Islamist London, which we know has been subjected to a Muslim takeover since he took power. The hilarious but important clash between them began when also announced on X that her car had been stolen, writing, to add insult to injury quite literally, the car's been nicked. This is the number plate in colour of our Land Rover defender. It's probably in a container en route to Timbuktu by now, but just in place, please R.T.

That prompted Katie to hit back. Dear Christy, also, can I just politely dive? double-check. You were the one lecturing the little people about how safe and wonderful London is and how we should not talk London down. Where was your car nicked, hon? Kirstie replied, dear Katie Hopkins, cars get nicked from every city in the UK and your reference to little people says so much more about your views on people than mine, unless you refer to Rupert Lowe that way. When a user commented two chicken to even tag her in, that led also to reply, FFS, I want nothing to do with Ms. Hopkins, she decided to come after me and this is absurd. After hitting back at her critics,

she added, I love London. Like any big capital city, it is far from perfect, but it is our capital city and I see zero point in taking it down all the time. Those who do have a political axe to grind. But Katie has ever got the last word. Kirsty Alsop, who says that London is a safe city and she can't bear people talking it down and she wishes that people would recognise it's so safe. Well, unfortunately, she's had her Land Rover defender stolen from the safe city of London. She says, to counter that, well, look, there's lots of crime in lots of other cities, so that makes it okay, just as long as there's crime everywhere, then that's fine.

Either way, she says it might now be in Timbuktu, which does sort of suggest that she thinks that our African engineer and doctor friends might have nicked it, which is a little bit racist, I think, parts back to the days of the empire. Anyway, that's it, my darlings. That ship bonkers, Britain. Oh, thank you for making us laugh. Today, Katie Hopkins, to the superstar panel,

reform UK's, Keatsy and Noble, Restore Britain's Montgomery, Tom's, the brilliant independent journalist Callum Smiles and the activist and campaigner, Chauvonne White. So Montgomery, Tom, you have been spending a lot of time for Restore Britain on the streets of Sadiq Khan's, London. I am so sick of privileged poshos like Kirstie. Allsop, pretending that this city isn't in deep, dark trouble. And then, of course, irony of all irony is just like Kay Burley and Nick Ferrari before her.

She's caught out when the crime wave hits her own family, her own car. Yeah, I mean, you know, irony is not lost. It's the general culture of people, you know, we've spoken on the show about, you know, Danny Tomo and the working class and... and Farage hitting back of the working class as well. And this is in the same boat, as long with Jacob Rees-Mogg, you know, sitting in his mansion with his millions and millions of pounds, about what it is to be British or that we should be going off to fight in wars.

It's just like, sit down. These people have no relationship or connection with the genuine working class good Brits that are remaining in London, because of course we are a minority in our capital city. But look, I live in London. I walk down the street all the time. And I've lived in some real shittles. I've lived in Catford, which people will know, is a place that you don't want to walk for it at two, three o'clock in the morning, especially if you're a woman. And, well, look, you know, as I say, the irony is not lost. But London is fallen. You know, it is a dying city. And it's a beautiful city. And it's an amazing city. When I go over, you know, Westminster Bridge, when the light,

when the lights down and you see all these beautiful lights and you realize while ancestors built over a thousand years and then you just see it being colonized by a bunch of foreigners who are pissing in the street. It just makes me realize exactly why I do what I do. It's an absolute duty. I want to restore Britain, but I also want to restore London. I do think it's possible. I mean 100%. And Keziah, that is the thing. It's like I have been in this city now for two decades. I arrived at the end of 2004, 2004. And it's not like I'm celebrating the destruction of London. I've seen it.

I have been subjected to the most horrific crime myself. And nothing angers me more than when I hear people like Sadiq Khan saying, oh, you're just making this up to get clicks. It's like, no, no, no, no. You know, the crime wave has hit me. It has hit my family. And if you deny it, I actually think you're doing a disservice to the people of this city who are now completely unsafe every time they leave their homes. Well, I'm free for it from it because I left. I left about six months ago. It was a best way to do. Good on you. And a lot of people are. I was there for four decades. Beat that. No one on this panel has been living in London for four. decades and I have watched it deteriorate.

You were living in London from when you were minus 10? I'm 46. Come on, please. I refuse to believe it. I refuse to believe it. So I was there and I've seen it deteriorate. And when Montgomery said that he's got to go through all this footage when he was filming in London, he must have a lot of footage.

Because I remember I used to go down to, I used to live in Kensington and Chelsea, which is the nicest part of London. And it's still, in the last three years, especially. really, really became like some sort of dystopian nightmare, a third world dystopian nightmare. I used to film it. I used to film walking down Earl's Court Road and sending it to my friends going, what country am I in? So it's not like, this is not about colour. This is not like, oh, people are black or Asian. It is the behaviour because these are not middle class people coming from these countries. These are people who are very, very poor coming from these countries who treat

London like crap, because that's how they treat where they live. So, you know, people are like my sister was 10 years younger than me, who's also living in London, her expectations completely were different to my expectations because now she's got third world expectations, you know, where to live, how much money you make, how much rent costs, it's all been, it's all been, it's all deteriorated around her. Just in that 10 years gap between me and her, our expectations are completely different because of all this third world immigration that's come. It's normalized, you know, it's kind of normalized. That's how things are in major city and it shouldn't be normal. And Kalam, isn't it so wrong that the celebrity class

keep on trying to tell us, don't worry your little heads about it when they are talking or broadcasting from their ivory towers? Like, I've been to Jacob Rees-Mogg's house. Like, it isn't one of the poshest, most expensive enclaves in London surrounded by security. This man doesn't know what it's like. you're a native living in East London and you have seen your suburbs being subjected to an Islamist takeover. It's, Joy, it's in, we've got to a state where the country's so bad now, it's one of the highlights of my week when it happens to these people.

Like, when she said her calm, Nick, I was like, oh, fantastic. Why, because you're like, it's the only thing that's going to make them wake up or just, just for karma reasons? Yeah, just for a bit. a calm especially when it's like go on now tell tell us who did it exactly who did it i want to give i want to give monty a great bit of a marketing actually there in that footage you've got of that guy pissing his head's in the perfect place where it says this is not just and he covers food m and s you can do this is not just and change mns to london because it's the entire country this guy's pissing and his head

in the perfect spot. But it's, you know, you said earlier, and you know, oh, Camden's a shit or, I'd say incorrect. London is. Just all of it. Yes.

All of it. Yes, all of it. There you go. We just got it. We just got it. You can change that M&S to London because that is the case. Brilliant. But Chavon,

these people do need to have a taste of their own medicine, don't they? They really do, unfortunately. And look, I hate to say this to you as a woman who has gone through the ultimate pain of losing your child because of this mass migration. But sometimes, Chavonne, I honestly do question when I see these people who are defending London defending the state of our country. And I think, are you not worried about your own daughters being on the street, being raped, being killed? And if you're not, then you're twisted.

I think Birmingham is like another London. It's really bad. They live in their ivory towers. nothing's ever going to happen to them. God forbid, anything does happen to their children or a relative or a friend, you know. They might realize that they're not invincible, but they need to take the head out of their backside. I mean, Kirsty moaning about a car, Katie Hopkins going, I'm not being funny, but she just wants to thank her lucky stars and it was just a car that was stolen and not a life taken. So true.

So true. Because that's when it gets truly, truly serious. and the ramifications obviously can never be reversed emotionally. You can get another car, Kirsty also. Chauvonne will never be able to speak to her daughter again. The British Passion Corporation continues to write its own history as the supposed neutral broadcaster year right turns more political in an effort to appease the tyrannical left.

It's now removed 11. Mitchell and Webb comedy sketches from IPlayer due to a fence. Now, this is how the BBC's own website announced the preposterous antique humor decision. The BAFTA-winning comedy, written and starring David Mitchell and Robert Webb, originally ran for four series

between 2006 and 2010. The show recently returned to the BBC's eye player to mark its 20th anniversary, but 11 old sketches including one that reportedly showed the comedy duo satirizing racism while in blackface, lock them up! Lock them up now! Have been cut.

A BBC spokesman said in a statement, this is a 20-year-old sketch show in consultation with the program makers. We've included the ones that still work today and not the ones that don't. The removed material included scenes featuring the English comic actors as war reenactors in Blackface, a sketch about a contestant on a makeover show wearing a burker and a tribe living in a garden centre. But as Basil Great pointed out, this sketch which features a burqa and blackface purposely to make fun of how offended people get has now been ironically axed because people may be offended. Look. Now, just before we get started, the burker is that... That stays, obviously.

Aren't we just taking the piss out of people's sincerely held beliefs? Well, maybe, but I think you can worry too much about this kind of thing. I mean, what's offensive to one person is just good, clean fun to you. See, it's funny. And even Olivia Coleman, right, she is the ultimate leftist, was totally okay with it back. then. YouTube star, the entertainment review of The Critical Drinker, wrote on learning the news, if you find comedy offensive, then don't fucking watch it. But stop treating the rest of us like children who must be carefully protected from anything remotely controversial. Leo Curse,

a comedian himself, says in just 20 years, comedy made by the state broadcaster, deemed mainstream and left wing, has now become hate speech. And another YouTuber and the guy behind the brilliant AI political satire videos, Krookern Man, engaged in his own. controversy recently, wrote, the BBC was wrong to remove the Mitchell and Webb sketches. Many are still hugely relevant questioning what is acceptable and often mocking racists themselves. The BBC declaring war on comedy is exactly why independent platforms like the crew Kern-Kazette now thrive. But the BBC no more and more Brits are switching off. That's why the licence fee could soon be replaced by £11 a month internet levy under Labour trying to fund the failed broadcaster. YouTuber Peter McCormack

writing in response to that news, yeah, you can fuck off with that one too. And one of the talents that the BBC actually owes a lot of their success to, you know, the man behind Vulty Towers and Monty Python, John Cleese wrote, if the BBC could prioritize making great programs ahead of social engineering, they might be worth the license fee. Okay, so I was watching your little faces during that sketch. You found it funny, Callum. Monti, you found it funny. Were you offend, Kezi or Chavon, were either of you offended by that? No, I thought it was funny. Keziah?

I didn't find it funny, but I didn't find it offensive either. It's just not my kind of humour. So you don't think it should be taken down? No, I think you've got to leave humor as it. Like, humor is a personal choice. And that if you don't, like, if I don't find something funny, I just won't watch it. Wasn't it a little bit offensive? And that's why you weren't laughing.

It wasn't done with malice. There's a big difference to being, you know, not being politically correct, being funny, making fun of people, whoever they are, okay, everyone should be, it should be open season for absolutely everybody. You know, black people can make fun of white people, vice versa. So you weren't offended?

No, of course not. But I'm just saying that if it's not your, if it's not done with malice, then what's wrong with it? If you don't want to watch it, don't watch it. Go watch it, you know, your kind of humor, whatever it is. You loved it, Callum. Oh, I was howling.

I hadn't seen that one before and I've watched a lot of their stuff. That was actually the first time I saw it. I didn't see, because I've seen one of the blackface ones doing the war re-enacting, but I didn't think it was going to happen here as well. But it's shock factor, isn't it?

It's, yeah, we've got to, I think it says a lot about society when you can't laugh at things anymore. I think when you can't laugh at things and take the piss, that's when things get violent. It's like Charlie Kirk used to say. I have these difficult conversations with people because whilst we're talking,

we're not getting violent. When we can't talk anymore, that's when it becomes violent. So if they're taking away things that we can laugh at, it's just another stepping stone towards what I think is a place we're ultimately going to get to where it's going to be violent out there. Monty?

Yeah, just like I'm a free speech absolutist. If you asked me, I think one could go further if they wanted to, I don't care. I just, just, I mean, like, just boring kind of like BBC. I forget the BBC exists, you know what I mean? When shit like this happens, it's just like a reminder to say,

oh yeah, that, that thing's still going. I think they did the same with some little Britain sketches not long ago as well, like in the past few years with the, I think it was the minstrelman, you know, reenactments and stuff. I was brought up on this kind of comedy, to be honest. Especially like, I remember possibly inappropriately, but nevertheless it was good. You know, I remember watching Life of Brian when I was like five, six years old with my dad.

Like that was just a standard part of my upbringing in humour. And I just think it's depressing. There's also just a complete lack of resilience. But, you know, I'm going to keep a catalogue of what they remove. And that's what I'm going to explicitly show my children when I bring them up. Yeah, and this is what's so funny, isn't it, Chavon? When you see John Cleese, for example, being cancelled by the Islamists who this week pretty much issued some type of fat wire about him, it's like, hello, he's also taking the piss out of Christianity for decades and decades. So he's going to take the piss out of Islam too.

Yeah, I think the best part of humour is actually taking the piss out of yourselves, really, isn't it? And if you don't laugh at that, then what have you got to laugh at? and I think with them trying to stop all these things because it may be offensive well this was you know this program was on years before all this has come to light and you know I think they need to realise

that these stupid comments about it's offensive it's just it's like Kesea said don't watch it just watch whatever you think is funny if you find it offensive switch it off and move on I want to know who made the decision I wonder if it was a foreigner I wouldn't shot me.

It's literally just working in the BBC going, don't like that. It's just like, this is why millions need to leave because we can't even get good comedy anymore. This is why we don't have freedom in this country. That's what it is, isn't it? It's like they've taken the freedom and speak away from us. Now they're going to take the freedom of what we watch. Yeah, and the freedom to laugh.

The freedom to laugh. You know, like we're allowed to laugh at each other. Oh, and by the way, it's totally fine, isn't it, to laugh at white? people to laugh at Christian people but it's not fine to laugh at these so-called protected religions, these protected races or ethnic groups.

I mean, no. That's how I'd deport people. Based on their comedy preferences. If you don't want to deport people based on comedy. If you don't laugh at the office, you're on the first fucking plane out of here, okay? Think of the free parking spaces.

We're brilliant. Oh, not the office. The other one was better. Extras was the best. Exras is the best. It was good, but come on. I probably wouldn't be allowed to be made now, extras. No.

Of course, the office wouldn't be allowed to be made. I mean, honestly. Like, name one good comedy program, like, from the last, like, 10 years. 100%. It doesn't exist. Certainly not on the BBC anyway. I'm literally trying to think. The news, yeah.

I'm trying to think of there's a new comedy that I've actually really, really enjoy. And this is the problem, probably not, because it is now so controlled and so constrained, although that's why I think it is good that Netflix, for example, has backed the free speech of Ricky Jervais, who actually, he did a pretty good one, didn't he? Wasn't it called Life is Short? And that was on Netflix, and actually there was quite a lot of outrageous humor, like making... Afterlife. Afterlife, yeah, making fun of, like, ginger kids and stuff like that.

South Park did a great thing about how the way TV is going. It was where Cartman played the... of all of um catherine kennedy thinks she's high up in one of these outlets yes and it's every time it comes to her you just said put a chick in it and make it gay which is basically the way tv's gone gay and black and trans if you can help it um thank you so much so calum smiles you're doing all of this brilliant work where can people follow you uh yes so it's uh on box box populi i think as of net because we end up getting far too much stuff past few days i think next week that interview will be coming out with that Iranian migrant

and she she does she does not hold back on exactly what she thinks on like all the men there to the point where I'll give you a little bit now where she said these men have made me no longer Muslim because every person who raped me has been one and the only person ever showed me kindness was European amazing gosh it's going to be absolutely incredible but you're doing brilliant work for Vox Populi. Do make sure you follow Callum Smiles there. Montgomery, Tom's. You can, of course, find him at Freedom Watch G.B.

on YouTube. Kezi and Noble, she is on YouTube as well, just under her name. And we always love having the brilliant campaigner, Chauvin White. And Chauvin, you've got a big day tomorrow, right? Yeah, together for the children with Phil Hicken and other speakers. And this is the big survivors. March in central London. It is, yeah.

And the embankment to Trafalgar Square. Amazing. Well, look, you're going to be brilliant there, Chavon. Absolutely brilliant. Thank you for you. Thank you. Thank you. What a fabulous superstar panel

for the Friday 5 at 5. Thank you. Thank you. But we are about to reveal the worst Britain in the world this week. And it's three leftists versus Jacob Rees-Mogg. So this is going to be interesting. On Monday, our union jackass was Jess Phillips.

On Tuesday, Nadia Hussein. On Wednesday, Ed Davey. and on Thursday the former Conservative cabinet minister turned Gibi news presenter. Ban Islam, J6P, wrote, Jess did wonderful job protecting Muslim men. Simon Newton, W9J, said Jess Phillips should have had a lifetime award over their disgusting behaviour around grooming gangs. Jinky to go to, said Nadia Hussein, beautiful British name,

I presume facetiously. Berry Thoughts, 1849, said I would go for Narihu's. given her past race-baiting comments. Very normal man, I like that, said Ed Davy, especially when there's an election and his idea of campaigning is getting pushed into some cold water. Nick Parks 984 agreed, saying Ed Davy is an irrelevance with Trump derangement syndrome. Simon Newton, W99, though, said, I agree that this week Jacob is the worst Britain,

but Jess Phillips should have a lifetime award over her disgusting behaviour around grooming gangs. Milk 3 Y. Momo said Jacob seems out of his mind to preach nationalism in the face of war when politics have been persecuting those who show signs of nationalism outside a game of footy. Dare to raise your country's flagging you are deemed racist. Let the mercenaries fight for Britain. And the Flint 72 said Jacob Rees mug is definitely the worst person in Britain this week. someone who wants other people's sons and daughters to get conscripted and fighting a war we're not involved in, there's absolutely no way that people of his ilk and their sons and daughters would be going to the front lines.

And thank you so much. We have had over 30,000 votes, which is incredible, and I've been fascinated to see the results. And they are now in. In fourth position with 15% of the vote, Ed Davie. In third position with 25% of the vote, Nadia Hussein, the runner-up with 27% percent. sent to the vote, Jess Phillips. But for describing the English as a mongrel race and then saying we want your children to go and fight, not for our own borders, but Russia, Jacob Rees-Mogg is the worst Britain in the world this week with 33% of your vote. Thank you for your company all week. We're heading over to Substack now for the Royal Uncanceled Aftershow at www. www.outspoken.

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