Dan Wootton Outspoken - ELECTION SHOCKWAVES AS UK POLITICS CHANGES FOREVER WITH STARMER OUT BURNHAM IN & FARAGE VS LOWE

Episode Date: June 19, 2026

BREAKING RIGHT NOW: Election shockwaves as Makerfield changes everything in British politics once again. Slippery Starmer is now simply squatting at Number 10 Downing Street with the country about to be plunged further left under Andy Burnham, the despicable leftist shape shifter who refused to acknowledge the Pakistani rape gang survivors on the most important day of his life when quizzed by Outspoken. But the evil Slippery Starmer won’t go down without a fight. Last night also changed the right of British politics, with Restore Britain defying all expectations from before the campaign to take seven per cent and the collapse of Reform UK continuing after their third consecutive by-election result. It was a tale of two leaders with Farage devastated and Lowe loving life… After Dan's Digest, a superb election Superstar Panel: Restore Britain’s Montgomery Toms, Reform UK supporter and independent reporter Jack Hadfield, Fair Fuel UK’s Howard Cox and YouTube sensation Lee Harris. PLUS: Predictably the Reform bid to attack Restore Britain has gone into overdrive, with the propaganda shills at Talk TV comparing the party to the BNP in yet another epic crashout. AND: We’ll show you the epic fight between Lauren the Insider, Orla Minihane and a leftist Labour activist that erupted during our first ever election live show. THEN IN THE ROYAL UNCANCELLED AFTERSHOW: Prince William and Catherine’s fury at King Charles as they storm out of a Trooping the Colour lunch over the monarch’s decision to pay for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s royal security next month. Royal YouTube star P-Dina is here with all the latest. 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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Slippery Stama is now simply squatty. At number 10, Downing Street with the country about to be plunged further left under Andy Burnham, the despicable leftist shape-shifter who refused to even acknowledge the Pakistani rape gang survivors on the most important date of his career

when quizzed by outspoken. Andy Burnham, I just want to ask you on behalf of survivors of the grooming gangs, do you think you've done enough? Let me tell you, on behalf of children that were raped and failed, you haven't done enough. They have given me the chance to go back and make this country work for Makerfield. And there are many places like it across the country who have been neglected, who feel that the country works for other people in other places, but not for them.

And that changes tonight. And massive breaking news as we come on air, folks. It's game on. Stama's cabinet members including big guns like the Islamist Home Secretary Shibana Mahmood and Mad Miliband, the Energy Secretary, are preparing to tell the PM his time is up. But the evil Stama isn't going down without a fight. Further evidence, actually, if you look at it in the context of other by-elections, that the tide is turning on reform, that they can't now win by-elections.

they've reached probably the peak of their support and it's going down. So very good. Congratulations to Andy Burnham. But actually tide is turning on reform as well. So this is really important in that respect. And last night did change the face of British politics on the right, with Restore Britain defying all expectations from before the campaign to take 7% and the collapse of Reform UK continuing after their third consecutive by-election loss. It really felt like a tale of two leaders,

with Farage devastated and low-loving life. But I would say this. There's a couple of thousand voters there who would normally have gone out and voted reform that voted restore. And I would say directly to them, what do you want? We are the challenger party to the left in this country.

And I would urge you to think again. If Nigel Farage hadn't politically tried to assassinate me, I probably would still be within reform. So why don't you ask him, So it's his problem. Why did he do that? He's a highly principled, very successful, probably the most successful entrepreneur the world's ever seen. Why can't you just celebrate that?

Are you jealous? Are you jealous? And what I actually said was, I don't know if Tommy Robinson's a membership. If he decides to part with 20 pounds and join Restore Britain, that's a matter for him. That's what I said. Indeed, and I can explicitly, the precise quote is, if Tommy Robinson wants to join us, that's up to him. Now, the point, the reason I'm asking that is because,

Because you're a political... Isn't that what I just said, Laura? Isn't that what I just said? Predictively, the Reform UK bid to attack Restore has gone into overdrive over the past few hours with the propaganda shields at Talk TV comparing the party to the BNP and yet another epic crash out.

Up and up. I think there were some really aggressive tactics used by Restore Britain. I mean, that Muslims for Reform Bus, which is some sort of sick stunt that they pulled. This is the new BNP, and I don't say that lightly. Some of the people associated with this movement are deeply unpleasant. As for the backers of this silly little pathetic party, think about what you're doing.

This isn't the time for games. It's not going to help. Remember, by the way, this is what the now totally discredited Matt Goodwin was telling his supporters, just last month. Andy Burnham is going to lose Makerfield, and he's going to lose it by some way. And the reason that I say that is because I know Makerfield,

and I just ran at the Gorsen-A-Denton by-election. And they will wipe the floor with the Labour Party. I am confident of that. You don't know what you're talking about, mate. So after my digest, a superb election superstar panel, Restore Britons, Montgomery Tom's, Reform You, UK supporter and independent reporter Jack Hadfield, Fairfuel UK's Howard Cox and YouTube sensation Lee Harris. Also coming up on the show today, we'll show you the epic fight between

Lauren the insider, Alla, Minnie Hayne and a leftist labour activist that erupted during our first ever election live show overnight. Then, in the Royal Uncanceled after show on substack, Prince William and Catherine's Fury at King Charles, as they storm out of a troop in the colour lunch over the Monarch's decision to pay for Prince Harry and Megan Markle's Royal Security next month. Big breaking royal news, Sir P. Dinah will be here over on Substack with all of the latest. Remember, it's Friday, believe it or not. So we're also going to reveal the worst Britain in the world this week. This is when we put your union jackass winners head to head.

You can vote right now in the live chat on, no, it's not on the live chat today, is it? It's on the posts tab. And actually, let me just check to see how many votes we've had already so far. 40,000 votes. You guys are incredible. Going head to head, Hums are useless, Bush for a shake, Andy Burnham and Susanna Reid, get voting. I will reveal the results and your comments at the end of today's show. But now, let's go.

So the predictions were actually right. The Makerfield by-election changed everything. Slippery Starma, the treacherous prime minister is done. It is only a matter of time before he is dragged, kicking and strolling. screaming from No. 10 Downing Street as our most hated leader ever. Starmer's cabinet members, including big guns like the Islamist Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood and the Mad Energy Secretary Ed Miliband already telling our evil leader that his time is up. And I say, let the games begin.

Two-tier care deserves all the hell that is coming. But Reform UK and Nigel Farage are in crisis too. as a fresh force to their right restore Britain, led by their former MP Rupert Lowe, causes them serious trouble, no matter what anyone says today, as the Tories, the Tories, believe it or not, and Alts in Scotland, they're not quite dead yet. But the enduring moment for me is that snake Burnham refusing on the most important night of his political career to even acknowledge his failure on the Pakistani Muslim rape gangs when he was quizzed by Al, Lauren, the insider.

Andy Burnham, I just want to ask you on behalf of survivors of the grooming gangs, do you think you've done enough? Let me tell you, on behalf of children that were raped and failed, you haven't done enough. And that is why people are backing Restore. Thank you, Andy Burnham. Over to you in the studio, Dan. They still do not get it. Indeed, inside the count at Makerfield last night on sly news,

Fangam Debenair of Labour proved in this shocking clash with Reform UK, Sarah Pochin, why this party still have their heads in the sand over Pakistani Muslim rape gangs, over that cover-up, because all they ever do is cry racism. Are you really saying the only danger to wear? women from other countries. Are you really saying that there are no white people, white men who... And you keep cutting in. We're talking about domestic violence all right.

And you keep smiling when we're talking about violence against women and girls. I just can't understand why you understand for me on the issue of violence against women and girls. Oh my God, I have 20 years of experience in violence against women and girls. Oh, well, I see you and raise you six years, Sarah. There are women being raped by white men and you don't want to talk about that. You only want to talk about when there's an incident of violence against women and girls. skates women and girls by someone who is brown. That is your thing and you want to blame all brown people.

Your labour government is letting out early and you are causing, you are causing harm to actual people. So we are joined now by... These anti-white cranes are still running our country. And look, I'm not going to deny it today. Last night's result was absolutely massive for Andy Burnham. just under 55% of the vote compared to 35% for reform and 7% to restore. That increased Labour's share of the vote by 10%.

But let me tell you when the reality of what his party has done to our divided country and the fact that I think everything he has done during this campaign is rhetoric and nothing to actually change the direction of this country, I believe this brief honeymoon period, this moment Harry Burst and popularity for Burnham, will be almost immediately reversed. Even in his victory speech last night in Macafield, Burnham proved he's a total liar and a shapeshifter. Because despite years of denial, he said this was always the plan.

The plan was always to ditch Manchester to further his own personal political ambitions. Those personal political ambitions, by the way, that previously saw him serve a long alongside Jeremy Colbyn. I always knew one day I would seek to go back to Westminster to complete that unfinished business so that Makerfield and Greater Manchester and the north of England can fulfill their potential. And I will forever be grateful to the people here, the people of the wonderful places that make up this constituency, the proud places that always have deserved so much more. I will forever be grateful to them

that they have given me the chance to go back and make this country work for Makerfield. And there are many places like it across the country who have been neglected, who feel that the country works for other people in other places, but not for them. And that changes tonight. This result changes that.

result will bring about a country that works fairly for everywhere and for everybody. People here have voted for change. They have voted for more power for the North and everywhere forgotten by Westminster. They have voted for hope. Now let's give that back to them. There's no hope coming from you. You will not even acknowledge your cover up of the Pakistani Muslim rate gangs, there is no hope coming from you, scumbag.

But Sipri Stama, a man who got into office on a claim of putting morality above politics is now hanging on, like Hitler, in his bunker in the final days of World War II, with only Beth Rigby of Sly News acting as gerbils. She posted on the back of Burnham's stunning win-over reform. The BM position remains unchanged from what he said last week. He intends to fight any challenge and is not walking away. He made offer to Burnham to return to government on Wednesday. It still stands.

he has a mandate and intends to deliver it and continue serving the country. But when he eventually appeared in front of the cameras earlier, Stama claimed that he can stay now because Reform UK has peaked. Further evidence, actually, if you look at it in the context of other by-elections, that the tide is turning on reform, that they can't now win by-elections. They've reached probably the peak of their support and it's going down. So very good.

Congratulations to Andy Burnham, but actually Tide is turning on reform as well. So this is really important in that respect. That made me true about reform, but you were done, mate. Done. This is embarrassing for you. Your wife and kids have already moved out of Downing Street, so pack your bags. But the war on the right of British politics is even more bitter, if that is possible. Reform UK now using diversionary tactics to compare restore Britain to the BNP. Yes, I am serious.

This is their planned attack. Raul Braverman, posting almost immediately after the result, 3,000 votes for Restore. It was always a lie. Restore closer to count bin-faced than reform-led-alone Labour, I predicted 7%. Jack Hadfield, who will be here very shortly. Fewer raw votes and overall percent lower votes share than the BNP in 2010 and lower than the polls. Where's your 15 to 20 percent restore. Nadine Dorries, you got less than the BNP in 2010.

You threw everything you had at it, day and night, and only got 3.5. 3,000 votes. It was an unmitigated disaster. That prompted Carl Benjamin to reply, this is true, but it's no better for you. Reform yet again loses a winnable by-election to the left, and this time you lost so resoundingly you can't even complain about a brand-new party splitting the vote. Paul Weston, adding four months old, restore over-performed, reform, reformed, underperformed. That is the story here, Nats. Now, Isabel Oakshaw, she is also like a paid propagandist for reform. It's amazing, by the way, that Talk TV pay her 250k a year to sit in an apartment in Dubai reading attack lines provided to her

by her fiancé. Quite odd a set-up, but anyway, she did it. And at least earlier today, she did admit that restore is a significant consideration on the right. In my opinion, this is the new BNP. And I don't say that lightly. These, some of the people associated with this movement are deeply under. pleasant. But nonetheless, they are now a, you know, a significant consideration for anyone who's looking at wanting to replace socialism with a small C conservative government. And that's a reason for reflection for all of us on the right. But Reform's message has been all over the place today. We had this from Dorries on Sly.

And, you know, where were the Conservatives? Where were the Green Party? We came second. So we did very well, thank you. So, I mean, you say that you kind of came second, where were the Conservatives, where are the Greens? And the Conservatives just won a seat in Scotland. And again, you know, the reform vote was, was, you got just over 2,000 votes.

I mean, it feels like overall, this is a very bad night for reform. But that exactly the same moment, Tice, the deputy leader, was on the British Batching Corporation, admitting that the Reform UK strategy of saying, vote for, Robert Kenyon to keep slippery Stama in Downing Street was actually a total disaster. What people have voted for is what they voted for in the local elections, which is to get Stammer out. And in voting for Andy Burnham, they've reinforced, they want the Prime Minister gone. Interestingly, we had reform voters saying,

I'm so determined to get Stammer out, I'm going to vote Burnham to ensure that result. So look, obviously, you know, we'd have... We'd have loved to have run it, but we're looking forward to the Greater Manchester mayoral contest that will take place, we think, at the end of July. And so that'll be our next ambition. What went wrong for reform? Well, in a sense, as I say, this was a safe Labour seat, has been for 100 years. We gave it a very good go. Our vote share increased since the last general election.

But, you know, Mr. Burnham is a well-known high-profile figure. what was interesting was that nowhere in any of his literature or posters was that the word Labour and that's because Labour are incredibly unpopular. Okay, now the only man who was actually telling the truth within Reform UK today, and I'm going to give him credit for it, was Nigel Farage. He was very honest today acknowledging that last night was fundamentally a massive one for Andy Burnham. but then also directly admitting that restore is a big problem for reform UK. But where I think Nigel really gets it wrong here

is that he speaks to restore voters as if he's like a disapproving headmaster. It's such an arrogant approach that I have warned him time and again is not going to work. Well, the Makerfield by-election was a dramatic, emphatic win for Andy Burnham with a vote share that nobody could quite see coming. In many ways, he's a popular local mayor, just as Boris Johnson was a very popular mayor in London just a few years ago. What really happened here is it was Vote Burnham, Get Starmer Out,

which of course was our campaign message leading up to the locals on the 7th of May. So we were slightly hoist with our own partard. As for the reform vote share, well, I thought we got 18,000 votes. We got just shy of 16. I'm disappointed by that, no question about it. But I would say this. There's a couple of thousand voters there who would normally have gone out and voted reform that voted restore.

And I would say directly to them, what do you want? We are the challenger party to the left in this country. And I would urge you to think again. I really, really would. In Scotland, we were pleased to come second in our broth. But the Conservatives had a win in Aberdeen South. Well, good for them. There's an irony, though, that it was Jeremy Hunt's budget that destroyed investment in the North Sea.

They've won, and I think what we're seeing now is the Conservatives will have their pockets of strength around the country. But in the north of England, the Midlands, South Wales, many other areas, the Conservative vote now averages in by-election after by-election, around about 2%. So reform still is the big National Party on the centre, right? a disappointing morning, but we keep going. There was also a significant fact sheet there. Reform actually came third to the Tories in Scotland. But what reform and their MSM shills like Harry Cole, a paid propagandist at the Sun newspaper, want to do,

is try to suggest that the restore vote last night was a disappointment. And indeed, he's used a clip from Outspoken's live broadcast when the result came in to try and do so. Watch. Now, I'm going to tell you exactly what had happened at that moment. Firstly, was a disappointment because earlier in the night we had reported sources at the count saying that Rebecca Shepard was expecting to take 10% of the vote. That was from the early count. But we had also been incorrectly told when the final vote came in that that actually only represented

4% of the vote. That would have mean that Restore Britain lost their deposit. Actually, 7% is a real result. As all a mini-hane who you saw there qualified afterwards, what a night. I haven't stayed up this late since 2004. Mixed feelings, absolutely devastated that over 50% of any town in this country would still vote for Labor. The left are terrifying. I cannot imagine what our country will look like in another two to three years. As for a store, we beat conservatives, Greens, and the Dems after four point five months as a party with zero media coverage. That's phenomenal. So pull up your big boy pants, mobilize, focus and spread the word because over my dead body will the left destroy our country, we will restore Britain. Ex-UKip leader Henry Bolton, who has jumped ship to restore.

Added interesting that in the local elections, reform got 51% there. So in that sense, reforms vote share has fallen by 16.5%. But reformed women were back and force on their favoured talk TV where even their so-called news reporters were just there to attack Restore Britain. Up and up, I think there were some really aggressive tactics used by Restore Britain. I mean, that Muslims for Reform bus, which was some sort of sick stunt that they pulled,

or at least Young Bob said that they pulled, and then he took the post down and made this big apology. along with all the flyers. I mean, why are they trying to cannibalize themselves? Why are they coming for those that have the same intentions? It's a very important question to ask because the Conservatives didn't really mention Restore Britain once in their campaigning. There's lots of questions we have to say and think about, you know,

why was this played in such a way, Alex? Well, let me tell you, The meltdown from Alex Phillips was, well, it has to be seen to be believed, because I am friends with Alex Phillips, but Alex, let me remind you, you once supported a minor party in UKIP, which ended up changing British politics, just like Restore wants to do. Watch. Should I give you my two-bit?

Is that what you want? Do you want to know what I think about this? Hmm. Well, really, I suppose, from the point of view of most of our listeners, the big battle, the thing we wanted to see how that was going to play out was this stupid little competition between reform and restore. Restore, obviously, you know, trying to out BNP, the BMP, but actually underperformed when compared to the BMP. But guys, that's all they need to do.

This is what you've got to realize. They're not playing serious politics. You know, when you're parking outside in HQ and megaphones and silly little songs with racist language and swear words, you're not being serious about the future of this country, about our culture, about our communities, about our civilization. No, you're just being idiots, arrogant, egotistical, little boy idiots. And the problem is this.

If they then decide to do this in other marginal red wall constituencies that reform could win, if they decide that they really want to upset Nigra Farage and stop reform at any cost, or they may as well just join the left-wing coalition. Because we have seen, haven't we, that the left-wing, oh, they know how to tactically vote.

They will do it. They will all club together to prevent the right wing from getting anywhere near the levers of power. Can we really stomach another term of left-wing governance, probably extreme left-wing governance, if it becomes some sort of coalition of the left, after we've finished with these bozos? Okay, so I'm bringing the facts to this.

I just want to show this video. Let's just look at this video, because this is what Alex Phillips is talking about. So she claims that these lands from Restore Britain... who were chanting Rupert Lowe, millions must go, that that was racist language. Now, you can argue whether it was a mature thing to do,

but come on. Like, stop lying when we can see the videos ourselves. Now, Alex went on to say that the support for a store is not democracy. She says it's just spiteful little games and that Rupert Lowe should go back to his farm. But, you know, if Restore want to play their spiteful little games and poor little Rupert might feel like he's justified in attacking Nigel Farage, well, fine. But how about you just go back to your farm, have a cup of tea and talk to your animals? Because your little spite campaign is actually spiting the country.

Because what you will deliver, if you carry on playing this game of, you know, getting your little measly 5%, and trying to push them down in certain seats so they don't get a majority, so they can't form a government because that's what you're trying to do. If you do that and you therefore hand this nation once again to a load a madcap commie socialists hell-bent on destroying everything the West stands for, then your arrogance, your hubris, your egomania will be the thing that doesn't just cost us a future victory.

at a general election. When I say us, I mean those of us who just want to see a sensible right-wing government, it won't just cost that. It will frankly cost our only chance in the 11th hour to get what we desperately need. In fact, it will potentially cost most of Europe. Because serious people right now are making sure various European leaders are talking to each other, that they're cooperating, that they're coming up with policies together that can push back against the ECHR that can push back against the EU that really can stop the votes. So on your grandstanding about

being led around by a load of boys, there are other people trying to do the serious work of politics. Alex, let me follow your argument here. If we're going to take what you say seriously, then the only reason that these mad-capped commie socialist hell bent on destroying everything the West stands for are in charge

is because Reform UK. split the vote with the Conservatives at the last election. Now, that's not how democracy works, is it? And I believe Nigel Farage needs to put forward a positive message to those of us who have lost faith with reform because we've been called that lot, or we've been told that we're too extreme because we want mass deportations and we're concerned about demographic change. But Alex even went further, and I think this is really bad,

because she then starts suggesting that young people just shouldn't be involved in trying to save our country at all. As for the backers of this silly little pathetic party, think about what you're doing. This isn't the time for games. This isn't the time for proving a point, for shouting abusive comments at other people, for making little viral videos

because you get a dopamine rush from getting a retweet. This is our future. This is politics for grown-ups. And I suggest that anybody who's seen what's happened, okay, did it split the vote? Did it actually catapult, Burnham, into power? Well, not technically, no. But what we can see from the vote share,

if that were to be projected, into a general election situation, is we see doom. We see the end of any hope that we can ever, in your words, restore Britain. So I would suggest you take this weekend to go back to your farm and have a long old think about what you want to happen to this country, my friend. Because really, if you've got even one fibre of decency, you will bury your stupid, ridiculous little vengeance plan.

And just go retire. Chill out. Whatever you want to do. Just don't insist on trying to become some sort of electoral wrecking ball. Because we don't have the time and we don't have the patience. Alex, at one point, reform was just to use your words again, a silly little pathetic political party. Also, one fibre of decency in you will bury your vengeance plan and go and retire.

Alex, imagine if Nigel Farage had done that. when the Conservative Party demanded it of him year after year after year when you were working for him at a minor party that was very often losing its deposit. Carl Benjamin of Lotus Eaters hit back. They're going to start lying about us now, by the way. They'll say we predicted we'd win make a field. We said nothing of the sort.

I expected us to come third. There is a great well of Cathathus from Reform Today. We lost to the left as we always do, but at least we didn't lose to the right. What they say in haste now will come back to haunt them, though, as already the pollsters are pointing out yet another reform failure, declining performance. Their campaigns are constantly negative,

and what they are proving is that negativity, bitterness, bile, venom doesn't sell, but that they are only the wares that they have to offer. Reformer acting as if they've had a temporary stay of execution, but the direction of travel is clear. They're on the down swing because they are a party full, of bad energy. We will continue making the positive case until we win and win we will. And I would say you cannot take away how important last night was for Rupert Lowe. He was able to prick the MSN bubble and I want to show you how they operate. Did you see this on sly news? Totally disgusting. The interview

gets wrapped up the moment that Rupert raises the rape gang inquiry. Look. Tempt, I think, by a failing party and if you read my rape gang inquiry, which came out, crowdfunded by 20,000 people on Tuesday. I don't know whether Sky I've covered it. I haven't seen you cover it, but everyone should read it. It's absolutely vile what's been happening, and the Labour Party are right at the centre of it all. Mr Lowe, thank you very much for talking to Sky News.

Thank you very much for coming over to talk to us. My pleasure. I'm not often on Sky News. No, well, you're very welcome any time. Thank you very much for talking to us. Pleasure. So there you have a rare interview, Indeed, as he was acknowledging there, Mr. Rupert Lowe, the leader of the new Restore UK.

Mr. Restore Britain. Mr. Restore Britain. Get your facts right, John Craig. In another clash with the MSM, he proved why, this is Rupert. He will fight back, including over leftist lies in regards to Elon Musk. Rather than turn on the world's richest, most powerful man like Nigel Farage, now regrets doing so.

He's a genuine, principally, free speech. Is he too involved in you get more? Hang on, hang on. Before you start jumping around like a jack in the world, just listen for one minute. You've made various accusations that are quite offensive and wrong. So why don't you just listen for a couple of minutes? His platform is a free speech platform which actually allows those people

who want to express freely what they think, to express what they think. His algorithms don't interrupt that at all. Indeed, he allows people to criticize himself of honest. on it and he doesn't change the album. So he's a highly principled, very successful, probably the most successful entrepreneur of the world's ever seen. Why can't you just celebrate that?

Are you jealous? Are you jealous? Do you think he's too involved in UK politics? That is a masterclass of how to deal with the MSM. Rupert made clear to LBC the very important argument, by the way, that all of this split on the right is down to Farage reporting him to the police, admitting he is never going to stand aside to let reform win. So Alex Phillips, here is your answer.

If Nigel Farage hadn't politically tried to assassinate me, I probably would still be within reform. So why don't you ask him, why did he do that? It wasn't necessary, it wasn't expected. I certainly wasn't expecting it. And at the end of the day, the consequence of what he did was that in the end, Being politically driven as I am to change the way we're governed, I've now set up my own party,

and I think you need to ask him why he did what he did, rather than asking me why I think it's right for me to effectively stand aside and let them win, which I'm never going to do. And it doesn't matter whether it's reform or labour. I'm standing to win and to serve the people better. The British people deserve better government than they've had in the recent. But look, the right is divided. Our friend Mike Graham actually wasn't impressed with Rupert Lowe's MSM performances,

posting after that interview droning on, when will he realize only 6% are listening? Plank. Over on the British Passion Corporation, Laura Coonsberg, decided to boringly try and link Rupert and restore Britain to Tommy Robinson. Some people were staggered when you said that Tommy Robinson, Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, who's a convicted offender, was welcome to join your party. What impression do you think you gave? No, I didn't say that.

I didn't say that, Laura. Hang on, let's get it right. What I said... Well, I've got it here. You said, if Tommy Robinson wants to join us, that's up to him. I was... Exactly. I was asked the question, was Tommy Robinson a member of our party?

And I said, I don't know, because I don't look at the membership every day, and nor does anybody in any party across the spectrum. And by the way, there are some pretty unpleasant people who are members of our members of the Green Party or members of other parties on whether you take the left or the right. There are lots of unpleasant people everywhere, right? And I'm not aware of any party that audits its membership. And what I actually said was, I don't know if Tommy Robinson's a membership. If he decides to part with 20 pounds and join, Restore Britain, that's a matter for him.

That's what I said. Indeed, and I can explicitly, the precise quote is, if Tommy Robinson wants to join us, that's up to him. Now, the point, the reason I'm asking that is because you're a political... Isn't that what I just said, Laura? Isn't that what I just said? Can you believe that? She tried to turn the entire interview into a discussion about Tommy Robinson

rather than the release of the rape gang inquiry. But the great thing about Rupert is that he called that out live on air. Including Nigel Farage has always said that Tommy Robinson would not be part of the reform party, the party that he leads. So why do you take a different approach? Well, look, Laura,

I, at the end of the day, I just said nobody audits their membership. Are you aware of the Tories auditing their membership? Or I don't think Reform's got a clue who are members of their party. I'm still on their list. And supposedly, I was politically assassinated last year. Are you still a member of Reform? They still send me all their stuff.

Yeah, it still comes through. I don't think anybody audits their membership list. So it's a pretty puerile question, frankly. And Tommy Robinson, I've given him credit for what he did on the grooming gangs. And I don't know whether you've read our grooming gang report, but he was very early out of the traps on identifying this pervasive evil, which I'm sad to say the BBC have not covered at all. And we issued this huge report, which was crowdfunded by 20,000 people on Tuesday. I'm not aware that you've covered it at all as a national monopoly, which is supposed to cover everything that is of relevant interest to the British people. And I think that's quite extraordinary.

It is extraordinary shame on the British Passion Corporation. And today, Rupert Lowe, even after the result, is undaunted. Writing what Restore Britain has achieved is remarkable. We officially became a political party in March. It's June, and we've just fought our first parliamentary by-election. Third, thousands of votes in the face of the most vicious establishment onslaught. One thing is clear Restore Britain is now officially on the map. The mail's Labour columnist, Dan Hodges, believes the real crisis is for,

for Reform UK. He has said today this is a defining moment for reform. They can look at this result and properly reflect or they can do what they usually do. Throw their toys out of the pram, scream at everyone about some uniparty plot and pretend they're on course for power when they're palpably not. And I have to say the cope from Matt Goodwin was hilarious as he wrote, we are now so strong that finishing second out polling our national votes here and increasing our vote is considered a difficult night. Restore a total joke. polled fewer votes in the British National Party, so he's following the script. Now, I just want to remind you what Matt Goodwin told his dwindling band of Uber-Blinkered supporters just four weeks ago.

These are his words. Andy Burnham is going to lose Makerfield, and he's going to lose it by some way. And the reason that I say that is because I know Maker Field, and I just ran at the Gorson-a-Denton by-election. Andy Burnham, firstly, is not as popular as Andy Burnham thinks he is. He would not have won Gorton and Denton. And I say that as somebody that knocked on 7,000 doors in Gorton and Denton. Andy Burnham campaigned in Gorton and Denton. I saw him with my own eyes.

He campaigned for Angelica Stoya, the Greek, sorry, British candidate, the lady that was born and raised in Greece, who attacked me for being insufficiently Mancunian. But nonetheless, Andy Burnham was campaigning. in Gorton and Denton, and Labor still finished third behind reform. Okay? In Makerfield, it is even harder for Labor than Gorton and Denton, because reform have been winning all of the local elections in the area comfortably.

There are eight local wards that are within the seat of Makerfield that we just had elections and reform won every single one except one. Okay? So they are very, very strong. Reform will almost certainly apply the lessons of the Gorton and Denton by-election. They will almost certainly apply the much more professional approach to running and contesting a by-election, and they will wipe the floor with the Labour Party. I am confident of that.

So Matt Goodwin is a fool. Was he lying to you then? Is he lying to you today? or is he just now a total party propagandist? Well, we know the answer to that. He was lying then. He was lying now. And when I actually just posted that video,

so Matt Goodwin's own words, he came back and made a disgusting defamatory lie about me. And it's a lie that matters actually, and I'm going to address it here. I don't mind him calling me a clown. I don't mind the abhamen attacks. He can go for that. Like, let's have it out.

But he claimed that I use bots to boost viewership or social media views or something. Now, this is something, I don't know if you've noticed this, that Alex Phillips and Matt Goodwin and everything everyone seemed to be doing. It's like, if you're losing the argument, let's just blame it on bots or Russian bots. Matt Goodwin, let me tell you right now, that is a defamatory lie. I have spent 15 years building up my social media following. you can go and analyze it. I have never once paid for a follower. I have never once used a bot.

And when it comes to Outspoken, that is so offensive to the viewers of this show. We have just reached half a billion views on YouTube. After just two years, it is extraordinary. It's not down to me. It is down to the outspoken viewership. and it is all real. And the fact that when you lose the argument, you immediately decide to try and throw around false claims like Russian bots or boosted by something. I mean, I wouldn't even know how to do that. Let me just tell you, Matt Goodwood,

I have not spent a penny even on marketing. I haven't even spent money on advertising for outspoken. Not a single penny. You can go and check that. So do not lie about this show. show. And what we are building here, you scumbag. Perhaps Tommy Robinson, so derided by the MSM, had the most sensible and less hysterical summary of the night. Not exactly surprised by the result in McEfield. Whilst there were significant votes, swings towards reform and restore at the

expense of the Conservative Party, it made no difference to the result. Makerfield is, and always has been a Labour stronghold for over 100 years. It is one of Labor's safest seats that forms part of what they call the Red Wall. And for those hoping Rupert retires and stays on his farm like Alex Phillips, that ain't happening. He's just declared Restore Britain is here to stay. A huge step forward for our party tonight. Now, the superstar panel.

Restore Britain's Montgomery Tom's Reform UK's Jack Hadfield, Howard Cox, formerly of Advanced UK and Reform UK, but of course the man behind Fair Fuel UK, and the independent YouTube sensation Lee Harris. Jack Hadders, you know I adore you. But seriously, can I just ask who sent you the script about the BNP? Because it was just so coincidental, Jack, wasn't it? Like you and Rayel Braverman and Isabel Oakshot

and Alex Phillips all saying exactly the same thing, Restore Britain is now the BNP. Well, as Dafter, a down-water-out-and-what-outspoken viewer has just pointed out, in 2010, the B&P were a 28-year-old party. Restore are four months old. So who was feeding you this line, Jack? Or did you just happen to come up with it yourself all at the same time? No, so this was a take that people had been saying on Twitter before the by-election. And I certainly think, is the right comparison to make?

Now, I'm not saying that something, yeah, I'm not comparing this to insult, Restore. What I'm saying is that restoring the BNP, but yeah, because they are tapping into similar areas of the electorate. So if you, so if you are going to compare to something, that's the best thing to make a comparison to. It certainly is true that Restore have a large ethno-nationalist base online, but on the streets, they come up as a, as a party that's supposedly slightly more to the right. reform and a slightly better reform, but some of their loudest and the most vocal members, and you will have seen this, are people that are ethno-nationalists.

And the Restore Britain itself talks about the, you know, they obviously talk about the Great Replacement, the thing that Native Brits will be out there by 2070. So if they are talking about these things, you don't, you don't believe that that Native Brits have been replaced? No, I...

Do you not believe that? You don't believe the... Demogravism. So I'm saying, but I'm saying... Do you do believe it or you don't believe it? Yeah, I do. I am concerned about demographic replacement. I'm saying that this is the main thrust that Restore do when they are, when, when they try to take votes off reform, they say, we are to the right of reform on identity, demographics,

etc. So, ergo, that is the positioning that they are placing themselves within the electorate. So yes, so going into, say, you know, the BNP being a 28-year-old party versus. a few months old party. Yes, that is the case. However, the BNP did not have the backing of the most, the richest man on the planet. They did not have a massive, the social media was not a thing there. They did not have basically control. Well, you didn't have a problem when Elon Musk was back in Farage. No, no, I don't. Again, I don't have a problem with Elon Musk at all. No. Why have you raised it? I'm saying, what I'm saying here is that Restore actually had so many more

advantages than the BNP did in 2010, especially having far more volunteers concentrated in one constituency. But the BNP had been running for two decades. This is a four-month-old party. I mean, four-month-old party, which has, as you will see, obviously, massive support from a, from a, from a, from a, but I mean, Reform UK would have been absolutely delighted to have had that result after four months. But look, I don't speak on behalf of Restore Britain. After a few months, we, uh, reform won a national election with 30% of the vote and five million votes when there was a Brexit party. So if we're, again, if we're going to compare it to there, look, I will say, we're not, I'm not talking about the Brexit party. I'm talking about reform.

That is, that it's the same party that then you labelled itself. It's not. It's not. It's the exact same legal institution. Okay. It's the same party. It just changed its name. Uh, after then. You know the point that I'm making when reform UK launched and when it was led by Richard Tice, It would have been absolutely delighted to have these types of results. Or, for example, UKIP, with Alex Phillips. But I don't speak on behalf of Restore Britain, despite what people might think. I am totally independent and I love having Reform UK voices here. But Montgomery, Tom, you are a member in a senior face of Restore Britain.

How do you feel? We're going to come to the result in all of that in just one moment. But first, I think this BNP claim is pretty incendiary. because what I think Reform UK are trying to do, Monty, is suggest that Restore Britain is fundamentally a racist party. Yeah, I mean, it's a really boring and futile claim. I mean, the fact, I mean, just to build on also what you said before that, Dan, in Reform's first by-election, they got like 1.2%.

I think that was in, was it Hartleypool or something. It's like, for us, this is a great result, and it puts us on the map. And, you know, this whole, every single time, reform keeps, changing its position on restore either we're irrelevant and nobody cares or they position the majority of their campaign in Makerfield on talking about how we're going to split the vote split the vote split the vote. I mean, I was in, I've just got back, you know, literally a couple hours ago. I'm absolutely exhausted, but nevertheless it's a pleasure to be on. And I was there for a week knocking on doors and I met very few passionate reform voters on the door. What I met were people

that didn't like Burnham and who had received literature from reforming people on the door turning around and saying, oh, we're going to split the vote. And then when we had a good conversation with them, they all agree with Restore's policies, especially when it comes to, you know, migration, taking that seriously, actually deporting people rather than saying it's a political impossibility, actually taking Islam seriously, rather than turning around and saying Jack, shaking his head. Jack, what are you shaking you here? Bill free to chime in, yeah. Well, really, Monty, I want to say, I want to ask you, what specific policies that reform have, that restore have, that you disagree with.

Because I could point out to some, both parties promised to do mass deportations. You just think that reform won't do it. So if you're arguing on the policy thing, that's a slightly different issue of trust. But I will say, actually, restore are weaker than reform on one crucial area of policy, and that's ILR. Reform will promise to ban ILR, and because then the Boris wave will not get citizenship. Restore, keep the ILR, and therefore have in principle still, in principle, still in, principle that foreigners can come to this country and live here indefinitely and then get citizenship after that. But this is the main point that I've been saying is that actually

on the on the main differences in policy there are practically none. There is there please tell me what specifically you disagree with on reforms policy when it comes to say migration. Okay, lit Monty answer. Yeah. So ultimately there are huge amounts of crossover when we're discussing migration, but I think you actually do raise something really important in the form of what you just said there. A huge amount is about trust and the rhetoric that comes around reform. The fact that they brought in, for example, Genric, for example, Swellabremen, for example Zaharwe, obviously that's on a separate matter. I'm purely talking, that's not migration focused. That for me is the jab stuff. But nevertheless, it's a trust element.

In terms of our deportation, obviously we have a very comprehensive document out there in terms of dealing with illegal migration, deportations. Reform obviously, haven't done that. But we also are evolving our position on legal migration and documents and papers will be being released. It's being put together behind the as we talk. I can tell you that for sure. That's not my area, of course. But I think that I'm going to hone in right now as I honing on the trust element. I mean, I can throw a question right back at you. Why do you trust reform over Restore? Because I trust Nide of Raj and I trust the person who's been, who's got immigration on the agenda for the past 30 years, is a man that got us Brexit. Restore would not exist without

Nigel Farage. We would not be in the Overtin window the way we are without Nide Farage. Now again, and I've said this on Dan's show before. In 2017, he said the problem with the Enoch Phawn is, Rivers of Blood Speets went too far too fast. He said, I've been moving the open window bit by bit by bit by bit. And the thing is, because

if you don't do that, you actually have to get into power to change things. So I trust Nigel is who he says he is. He is an astute politician who has been pushing the anti-immigration agenda for the last three decades. And he's not I've got another question specifically, because we've discuss policy, which is very important, but a lot of this is about personnel.

Jack, do you think Monty and his Restore Britain mates and Makerfield are bullies and thugs? I don't think Monty is, and I know a lot of Restore people are someone I still consider friends. However, I do think that there is a more thuggish element within Restore that has arisen recently. I don't think it's appropriate to be, you know, to go to somebody else's party HQ and harass them. I don't think it's appropriate to me following other campaigners around and harassing them. I heard various stories of. Now, again, to be clear, this is definitely not everybody in Restore. And it should not be used to paint everybody in Restore.

Many people in Restore are who support the party and who vote of the party are clearly people who want to send the country the right direction. to say that there is not an element of this within restore, I think also has to be, that also has to be raised. Monty, I do also, though, want to be tough on you now from a Restore Britain perspective because wasn't the big problem that you significantly raised expectations to an unrealistic point. So what actually should be massively celebrated today, like 7% of the vote from a standing start, is massive, like a huge concern, a reshaping of the right. But because you were talking about winning, you've actually managed to clutch defeat from the jaws of victory. And that was a really silly PR game to play. Yeah, I mean, I myself never term

and claimed that we were going to win. We got very confident, especially around the internal polling, when we turned up, you know, immediately. And it was just like quite overwhelming, actually. Very humbling to see the level of support. When I was there, not too recently, but when the by-election first kicked off with Rupert and we were just walking down the street,

and there were loads of people honking their horns, shaking our hands. Obviously, that's not data. But then we were knocking on doors, and it's a very interesting area. So you got carried away? There's a very interesting area, Wiggin and Makerfield. You've got areas that are slightly more kind of an upper class, which are more going, you know, a lot of them are swinging closer towards reform, even, believe it or not, a few Tories, but they're bloody hard to come by. And then you also

go to other areas which are more working class, and they're coming towards restore and saying, look, we just don't trust Nigel. And it's a very interesting split across the constituency. to say that we got kind of carried away and excited. One could make that claim. Obviously, we were quite confident on getting a higher result maybe. But I don't think it really ultimately in the long run matters. The fact is, nothing changes for Restore Britain. You're totally ignoring what Alex Phillips has said.

Rupert's not going to back away. It's full steam ahead, even if that means you split the vote on the right. As you reiterated at the start of your show, like the only reason later, are in powers because reform were doing the same thing in the previous general. Like we are here to turn around and put forward principle proper politics, where we turn around and we don't just come up attempting to play silly games with rhetoric. We actually want to take things very, very seriously, despite what Alex Phillips says. And we are in it to actually instill change and have a...

When it comes to the split-the-vote narrative, this whole idea that we're going to split the vote, split vote, split vote. Obviously, I reiterate, and we have this in Yarmouth when we had a landslide, we were pulling in new voters constantly, because there's a massive proportion of the country that don't want to vote or haven't voted for the past kind of 30, 40 years, that are voting for us. And when I'm on the doors, I don't know, you have to be there to do it, and I've knocked on thousands of doors at this point. And the support for restore is there. Well, that's been reflected in the results, as you can see, reform we've obviously done better and serve labour significantly. But nevertheless, the support is there. But I'll give reform some credit.

They did very well at playing the tactic of just hammering people with this fear propaganda about splitting the vote, rather than saying, you are a British citizen, you have autonomy, you live in a democracy, no one owns your vote. This is what we believe in. So kick on, you can make your decision. Instead, they were more focused on trying to bash away, restore, people that want to vote for restore, and basically use fear. And I just think that's quite honestly tacky politics. Okay, breaking right now significant developments in terms of slippery stammer.

So a couple of things have happened in the past few moments. First, Heidi Alexander, the transport secretary, has joined the clamour of cabinet ministers to directly tell the Prime Minister to stand down. Now, the Times is finally reporting that Kirstama is considering resigning after these calls by cabinet ministers for him to step down. Privately, sources close to the prime ministers say he recognises there is growing pressure from the backbenchers for him to go. He is expected to take the weekend with his wife and family to consider his position

before deciding whether to fight on. Lee Harris, it's over. Are we finally going to be able to have the party? Because you know what? I know what is coming is going to be just as bad, but Stama is an evil bastard. And he deserves to go. And he deserves to go in shame.

I completely agree. I've always said I wanted Stamma to go in the most painful, painful way possible. The man is evil. And I'm delighted to hear that he is about to reside, which is a real... We're maybe not going to have them hung, drawn and quartered, though, which would be pretty painful. Yeah, totally.

And this, again, is a massive U-turn over the last 24 hours. He was telling us a few minutes ago, literally, that he was going to stay on and fight, that he wasn't going to walk away, laughably, for the sake of the country, without any irony whatsoever. And this was kind of my slight concern, which I think we're going to see probably play out as a result of the make-a-field by-election. This is going to give Andy Burnham a spring in a step when he returns to Westminster, without a doubt he's got the numbers to back him up he's going to hold a massive moral

authority over keir-starmer and i think we're already seeing it i mean you you highlighted some of them really well dan on sly news i mean sam coates was almost orgasmic over the results from uh the make the makeerfield by-election so we're going to see a very fawning msn how long that lasts you also make another good point dan is how long can they keep the charade up because at the end of the day that you know the facts speak for themselves nothing is going to materially change with labour they're going to be very popular very unpopular very quickly again even after a honeymoon period i believe but there is a tiny little bit of me i don't think it will happen but there's a tiny little bit of me that is concerned that this could be enough andy burnham could be enough of a

shape shifter to kind of contort himself into a place where he's got the media in the palm of his hands and potentially could run us into the next election. Now, if Burnham hadn't have won this seat, I think it would have been better for the country personally. I think that it would have, still would have brought about the end of Kirstama, without doubt, but it would even be in a much more dirty and a much more painful way, which is exactly kind of what I wanted to see. But yeah, I think I think this is going to be the end of Kirstama.

And I think we should all celebrate that joint welcome news. I mean, that's the thing. I think Lee makes a great point, Howard Cox. But at the end of the day, this is why I think Reform UK's strategy was wrong at the election. Like, I'm sorry, my absolute first priority, Howard, is to get slippery Stama out of Downing Street. Then we'll deal with what comes next. But Howard, this is an evil man, truly an evil man. He has tried to take away our free speech forever. He has tried to take away our jury trials for it. I mean, I think

people underestimate just how much of a nefarious force slippery stammer is in the political establishment, in the mainstream media. But Howard Cox, the people know, the people know he will leave Downing Street as the most hated Prime Minister in modern history.

And I'm one of the people, many people I know that hate him with absolute amazing bucket loads of hate. But he should be in prison. He should be. There should be criminal charges against him what he's done. And the U-turns, etc. in the way he believes the sanctimode.

There's not many people I despise in life. I can count two. And they're both labour. One of them's a stammer. And the other one said he can't. Those two people. When I stood for reform for London mayor, this splitting the vote thing,

it's thrown at us, you know, a situation because Susan Hall, I should step down, allow the Conservatives, a free reign to take on Sadiq Khan. And just like yesterday, the right side of politics is so fragmented. And I despair listening to you guys today, Monty and Howders. You know, I love you both. But the fact is, the right has got to come together somehow.

Okay. So how, though, Howard? How? Because you're an amazing man, right? And you know you are. You're an amazing man. But Howard, you were thrusting. out really of Reform UK brutally, despite being their London Merrill candidate, because you supported

Tommy Robinson. You went to visit Tommy Robinson in prison. So, and I know you have concerns about Restore Britain as well. And those are sort of the concerns that, um, that, that were being outlined by Jack earlier in the show. But given you've got those two positions, how on earth can the right come together? Because you're not even wanted. in Reform UK, which is nuts to me. Yeah, well, it's an interesting time, as I mean. And I also came second down in Dover and Deal. I got 23% of the vote.

Yes, you were close to being one of their MPs. Yeah, yes, if I had another couple of weeks, I think I could have been sitting on those green benches. But you're absolutely right. I mean, I did a poll recently where 6,184 people in 48 hours took part and we asked a question, what do you want from the fragmented right? And they said to come together. About 85% said that.

It sadly, reform, arrogantly, of the people that were going to vote reform, 30 or 40% it was, and they thought they didn't need anyone else. And that's the point. And the second thing is, the next question we asked is, would it be possible? 90% said no, John.

Yeah, because, Jack, that is the fundamental issue, isn't it, Jack? Like, you want the right to unite, Jack, let me put it to you, by having restore back down. having Rupert Lowe as Alex Phillips

puts it on talk TV all the time just go to his farm and retire it's not that you want restore people in the party you don't want to

embrace people like Monty you just want people like Monty to walk away and I don't think that's going to happen and no no I think that's unfair I think there are

maybe I think I would say but it's also fair that there are probably some other people in reform who don't want to embrace Race Restore voters. Obviously, I'm someone who's more on the right of the party, you know, within there. So obviously, I have my sympathies with many of the Restore voters who are out there. But I think it is clear that, you know, when you have, you know, the electoral results we've had with Restore on under 7%, reform at 35. Yeah, we're getting five times their votes, five or six times their vote. That there is, there is, there is, there is, there is, there is, there is no way that reform are then going to stand down for restore.

That is not going to happen. So you are demanding, just to be clear, you are demanding reform are effectively demanding that restore stand down. Monty, can you respond directly to that? Because of course, this is now becoming a clarion call, really. You heard what Alex Phillips has said on talk. She says it's highly irresponsible for young men like you, Monty. who don't know what the hell you're doing to be playing this growing up game

and actually you just need to back away. What's your response? Yeah, it's just painful to listen to. But ultimately, Dan, if we just get a bit of perspective and a grip and just take a step back and just analyze reform very briefly, and I might sound like a broken record,

but let's just repeat a couple things. Like, they attempted beheading that in Northern Ireland. That wouldn't have taken place unless this guy... Sorry, that wouldn't have taken place. The guy was allowed into our country. That should never have happened. That was under Swelah Bremen and Jenric's Watch. The fact, Frage has said, and I reiterate,

that mass deportations is a political impossibility. When it comes to enforcing and having that trust, that bonds with the British public to say, they're actually going to get things done. There's a reason that the British public, especially among our support base, are swinging towards, restore Britain, and we're ever growing. We're not going to go away. We want to basically put the British people first. We don't want to get involved, for example, in foreign wars. We don't want to just have this sort of sloppy approach to politics where we treat Britain as something to play with. We have a duty

to our ancestors. We have a duty to justice. We have a duty. to everything that has been built in the country. And I think the reform don't appreciate or respect that. Lee, as our neutral here, what the hell happens now? Because we've just heard quite clearly from restore and reform, there is not going to be a peace deal, Lee. So what happens now? Is this a fight to the death?

No, I don't think it should be. And I wish people would take my starts on this, Dan. everyone needs to listen to me on this or only joking go on bring some sanity i just think that both parties need to focus on their own game and i know look by the way i know that both leaders both rupert and and nigel are going to get asked difficult questions by the media and they're going to have to address it somehow i just think that that kind of everybody's taking the bit of a wrong stance on this and monti's got a point you need to bring this back to kind of the raw tax of it all and if you look at say for example the makerfield by-election we look at that alone this is where

I kind of agree with what Jack is saying. I don't necessarily agree with the attack so much. I don't think that's what Jack was doing, by the way. But if you look at the reality of the Makefield by-election, 90% of those votes went to Labor or reform. 90%. Right. So we're talking about the 10% that were left over. It was a two-horse race. And the kind of reality of the situation is from someone who, by the way, as I've said before, I have absolutely no problem with restores politics, mainly for the reason that Jack's already mention there's not a massive amount of difference between the two and I don't like getting involved in the attacking in fact to try and make a deliberate point of not necessarily

attacking people directly but I will call out the fact that I think there is a chance that they could split the vote but then I have to do a reality check looking at the makerfield by election results I don't think reform sorry I don't think Restore did that badly I think you know I think it was about right what they were getting I think you're right by the way to call them out on expectation management I think if they'd kind of manage that a little bit, then it wouldn't look as bad. I also don't agree. I want to make...

That it was the expectation management thing. And also, I think Rebecca Shepard should have done much more. You know, she should have been here on outspoken. We needed to hear from her. I don't think they should have hid Rebecca away. I actually loved Rebecca Shepard. Every time I heard from her, I loved her. So it's like, let's hear her.

Let's be proud of her. Let's not be embarrassed about her. I agree. and the same sort of thing for Robert Kenyon. He was, he had more experience. I totally agree. And he'd ran before. They terrified that poor guy though.

Yeah. But I didn't think the criticisms of him was fair. But in answer to the question, I think it's too early to start worrying about a national vote split. I think both parties have good comms on certain things. I think they need to focus on their own game. And I think that that's what needs to happen. I'm with you.

Organically, at the moment, restore, not a major concern and nor should they be these people are on our side. We can talk about strategy later as well. That's the point. Let these parties build. That is actually totally, totally my view, Lee, maybe coming out from a slightly different perspective, but that is my view. Let these parties build. Let these parties fight it out. Let restore Britain, keep Reform UK honest. And when there is a general election coming, at that point, we can talk strategy. And the strategy probably should be reform doesn't run a campaign, for example, in Great Yarmouth. But will they have the sort of lack of ego to be able to do that?

I am not sure. The Labour Left have shown their truly cretinous approach to the rape gang inquiry led by Rupert Lowe during an extraordinary confrontation first between. the brilliant independent reporter Lauren the insider who challenged Andy Burnham at the Makerfield count and then with a Labour activist. So I'm going to take you through what happened because this was an astonishing insight into how the left view both the biggest scandal in British history, in my view, but also the difference between the mainstream media and the independent media and why they don't take what we are doing seriously. So this was the viral moment that

Andy Burnham blanked Lauren when she tried to speak to him not about petty politics or Reform UK or slippery style, but about survivors of rape gangs. Andy Burnham, I just want to ask you on behalf of survivors of the grooming gangs, do you think you've done enough? Let me tell you, on behalf of children that were raped and failed, you haven't done enough. And that is why people are backing Restore. Thank you, Andy Burnham. Over to you in the studio, Dan. Now, at that moment, James Matthewsson, who is the Labour chill, you know, hard left Labour guy who regularly defends Labor in the mainstream media, absolutely slammed Lauren, said she was not a journalist, but an activist. And so I wanted to put the two of them head to head as he branded her insane.

So this is a big, big question hanging over Andy Burnham's head. He is part of the establishment. and the only person that will talk about the mass failure of British children is Rupert Lowe. And so if we are looking at this just on a human level, because that's what we have to do. That is why I mentioned it. You talk about what kind of journalist am I. Well, I'll tell you what kind of journalist I am. I'm one that will blow up my YouTube channel like that if it saves any child or any rape gang survivor. because that is what is important to me.

I'm not some agitated little lefty that reads the Guardian and believes propaganda. And you know why I'm not? Because I've worked in the mainstream media. Any journalist of any credibility would not have just said that. That's insane. I'm not asking, that's fine. I'm not asking for credibility because I know that what I do is important. I don't expect you to understand it.

Now, Lauren continued to fight back passionately because, James, you won't be surprised to learn this, then decided to compare her as if it was some type of put down to Tommy Robinson. I'm not an activist. I'm not an activist. I never want to get into politics. You're an activist that you believe in. You believe in this.

You're campaigning for it. It's admirable. You're an activist. No, it's not admirable. This is exactly what's wrong. It is not, wind your beacon, I'm talking. It is not admirable to talk about the safeguarding of children. Do you understand how serious it is that in this country, our police, our councils, our government have all watched our children be failed?

Do you know there are children that have gone from care homes to taxis and then been failed by the police? At every point in their life, they've been failed. And I can only get one person to discuss this with me. And that's Rupert Lowe. and we know the failures that have gone on under Andy Burnham. Can I ask you, are you a parent? No, and I'm not going to get drawn into the personal aspect on it anyway. Regardless, you're a parent, you're an activist, you're a campaigner.

That's Admiral, that's great. No, no, no, no, no, no. Right, let's not go down this whole. Don't name me. Don't. Don't. Just like Tommy Robinson. You're just like the other ones.

You're sitting as a journalist. You say it like it's a bad thing, mate. Now, James couldn't actually end up dealing with the heat. He walked off after claiming that I am no longer a journalist. Remember, I had 20 years in the mainstream media, and I'm no longer a journalist. Wait for it, wait for it, because I am no longer regulated by the off-communists. But what I do know is my time on this planet,

what I will be doing is putting something into the world where children come out better. And what I see time and time again, by the entire political system is one that continues to let our veterans down, let our children down, let our elderly down. And so these are conversations that need to happen. Now, in terms of Leveson Part 2, the reason I referenced it is because this is an entire ecosystem that has been used and abused and has shielded powerful people. And this is why Andy Burnham will not talk to a normal non-talented journalist like me.

I mean, I don't know what you have to do. Do you have to just go and suck up to Rupert Murdoch to be considered a journalist? I don't know. Is he going to write a job spec for journalism? But James, you were saying that I wasn't a journalist. Like...

No, I don't think you are now, Dan. I think you're a former journalist. That's not I said you're a formal doctor. You know what I mean? So basically, this is great, this is great, James. If you work in the mainstream media, you're a journalist. If you work in the independent media,

You're not a journalist. If you're being regulated, oh, come on. If you're being regulated, and you're trying to be non-biased and you're trying to do the things that all... Oh, what are the BBC? Like Laura Cunspir.

No. No. He's good. Yeah. When I go into the BBC, listen, here's the difference. When I go into the BBC tomorrow morning, right?

When I go into the BBC, I'll sit with about three or four different producers. We'll go through the most boring. Producers. Don't let me talk? John, let me talk or not. No, you talk too much, man. Not really. All right.

Well, okay. Thanks. Thanks for having me on. See ya. You've been having us on, I think, mate. You've been having that one. Oh, we've had our first walk off. James had earlier clashed with all a Minnie Hane,

who you saw this. She is Restore Britain's spokesperson for the safety of women and children. Why the hell would I care what Rupert Lowe has to say about that issue? Because he's the one. He's the one that's pretty, no. No, shut up, James. Seriously, you just respect for dreadful real man. Rupert Lowe has put in black and white

has put in black and white the findings of hundreds and hundreds of rape gang victims so don't say what does he know he knows more than anybody because he's the one that conducted the Rupertick with the report how dare you sit there and say that? What was he doing 15 years ago? What was he doing 15 years ago?

We had no idea of the extent. He wasn't in him. And you know who was talking about it 15 years ago? James, do you know who was? speaking about it 15 years ago. Tommy Robinson. Wow. It was quite something to the superstar panel.

Lee Harris, for me, that is a real insight into how the left think and why actually our entire political class needs to collapse. I mean, the idea that Lauren is an activist because she dared to try to speak to Andy Burnham about the Pakistani Muslim rape gangs. And actually, Lauren's just into super chat now saying Labour hate British children. I mean, actually, I think everyone should be asking Andy Burnham about his part in the cover-up of the Pakistani Muslim rape gangs. I could not agree more. Can I just say, watching that clip again, which I've seen already of Lauren going for Andy Burnham by that, I thought she was absolutely fantastic.

That's exactly what the viewers. want to see and would have loved to him to actually answer. It was a fantastic question. She's a professional. Absolutely brilliant. And that was just a pathetic attempt to attack her, because I think he knows full well. This is a topic that resonates really, really well

with the public. People are disgusted by it. And they especially link it directly to the Labor Party, because they're up to their necks in it, Dan. This is why Kirstarmer rejected an inquiry three times. They voted against it three times, because they know it's going to expose not only the links to the Labour Party, but probably Kier Stama's own personal failings while he was

Director of Public Prosecutions. This is really not good territory for them. And that type of attack, I know Lauren doesn't need anybody to stand up for her at all based on that performance. But it was a disgraceful attack against Lauren. She was doing exactly what the viewers want. This is why I like independent media, because you don't care and rightly so. And Montgomery Tom's, your party Restore Britain. produced this really important rape gang inquiry report this week. And it feels, Monty, like more people care about it in the United States than in the United Kingdom. And I'm like, that is an indictment of our entire media class, our entire system, Monty, like not a word on the BBC, not a word on sly news.

It's disgusting. And that's why we need the independent media to rise up, surely. Yeah, no, absolutely. And obviously, in the start of this entire conversation, we've been talking about the election. But if we just sort of remove politics for a second, obviously it's very relevant to this conversation as well. But just the report itself, whoever produced,

and obviously we did, it just exposed something so disgusting. I mean, I've actually not got to the bottom of the full report because I've been in Mayfield. but I've got a decent way through and it's just absolutely sickening and the fact that the mainstream media including the BBC which you saw Rupert said yesterday

or early hours of this morning even at the count about how the BBC, you know, nothing. Just radio silence about something that's so significant, something that is so disgusting and a complete betrayal of white working class girls and yet Labourer are more, more, they care more about the election, they care more about running away from it and prioritising party politics than prioritising, you know, young, native British girls.

I mean, it's just, it's just disgusting. It's very, very heartbreaking. And I suggest that if you don't want to go and read through, you know, the entire report, which I ask that you do, just go and have a look at the quote graphics that are sort of displayed throughout. And just ask yourself whether you think it's acceptable that the political class and the mainstream media are happy to just brush this under the carpet.

How they sleep at night is beyond me. And a massive thank you, of course, to Ruper and all of those involved in the inquiry and producing the document, because what it's done is it's delivered truth to the British public, which is something you rarely see. Exactly, Sammy Woodhouse, Marlon,

just incredible people involved in this from top to bottom. And also, brave members of, for example, the Conservative Party, like Esther McVeigh, who got involved in that report, even though potentially it would have caused her issues within her own party. I mean, Howard Cox, I guess the reason why Burnham doesn't want to talk about this is he is completely shamed. He is completely destroyed in the rape gang inquiry report for his involvement in the cover-up, Howard.

But how important is it that we keep the pressure up on this man? I mean, Howard, he is going to be prime minister. And he just keeps lying about his involvement in this cover-up. we can't let him, frankly, get away with it. Well, you're absolutely right. I mean, he won't be able to avoid it in various hustings, leadership, you know, talking with West Streeting and I think John Healy will be throw his hat in the ring as well.

Oh, do you? Yes, I do. I've heard a bit, you know, I'm talking to various people. I'm still campaigning, and they do let slip some things going on. And John Healy, as you know, he resigned and he really attacked the Treasury because there's not enough money spending on our defense, which is, you know, it's synonymous of what we're talking about protecting our, not only our shores, but also our people and especially our children.

I've read that report. And as Monty said, you know, it was gut-wrenching. You know, I'm quite an old guy now, and I look at it. And I didn't know anything about these rape gangs if it wasn't for Tommy. Tommy actually, he's the one that actually alerted it to me. And that's when I fell out with Nigel and Richard Tice. because I simply gave credit to Tommy saying what he's done is actually alerted a nation

about these and when you look at these figures a quarter of a million young girls you know, raped and abused some 700 times that's what came out of this report and I'm welling up now thinking about it and I really was pissed off looking at the brilliant Lauren going up for and I do rate her and she's a brilliant journalist

by the way I also think Tommy's a brilliant journalist Yes. I've said it. And when I saw, you know, what Vernon just walked past, he knew he had it in the bag at that point. He didn't need to talk to anyone. And what he did there was blatantly rude.

And all he had to do was stand and talk to her, okay, I can't talk to you now, but I would like to talk to you another time. That's the way to handle people, not just to dismiss people out of hand. And, you know, congratulations to Sammy and Rupert who put this together. It's awesome.

Please, everyone read it. Sammy Woodhouse, an amazing woman who, of course, was told by the Good Morning Britain editor not to raise the ethnicity of the perpetrators, which means to me there is still a cover-up going on every single day in the mainstream media over this, Jack. It's sick. No, yeah, it absolutely is horrendous. If you look at how the media's responded to this, but I will say, like, what we've seen from what Rupert Loan Restora put together

is a collection of just so many powerful testimonies from these brave, brave women who have been able to speak, frankly, for the first time on the record on just exactly what has happened to them. But I will say that there is some issue with the report that has been published, Adam Wren of Open Justice,

who was the group that originally got the transcript that really kicked this all off in January last year, which obviously Elon then went to put together. He's been a little bit critical of the report in that he thinks there's some, there may have been, they haven't necessarily taken as much care with some of what's being published. He said if it turns out some of the more colourful claims are not quite accurate, and if the left-wing media picks through this stuff, and then he sides a bird up, the risk all the progress we've collectively made.

He thinks a couple things like maybe perhaps on the red rooms and girls being killed on live stream, for example, some of these things basically possible to verify. And he's also then mentioned that the report focused too much specifically on Islam itself, when actually more of that the real corporate is the clan mentality of these Pakistani communities where there's been a big link to organized crime. And that's been missing from a report as well. So what this, but it cannot be taken away. How impactful this is.

And the fact, again, as been mentioned, the fact that the Americans care about more of this than the Brits really does show something. And, you know, we do have to give props to Rupertolo and everybody else who actually got these stories of these incredible brave women, you know, now pushed out to the media. And the media who don't care about them, as I said, they don't care. They don't care because they were white British girls. Thank you so much to my fabulous superstar panel. You've got to follow all of them because they are all such important voices. actually in what is happening with the United Kingdom. So Montgomery Tom's, he is obviously restored Britain aligned, but also an independent

journalist who is on YouTube and X. Likewise, Jack Hadders, Reform UK aligned, but also a great independent journalist very often at the forefront of these big events. Lee Harris, also independent and now on YouTube as well. Very much worth subscribing on there. and of course our old friend Howard Cox, who is the head of Fair Fuel UK, and so much more. Thank you to all of you. And so much feedback coming in on this election result.

Alapar IM9JR says, I'm sure most of reforms lost was actually down to tactical voting, not because they don't want reform. But they know voting reform on this occasion will be a wasted vote at least for now until 29. Meg Breezy says, great show last night, Dan. I want to thank you for that. I'm sure today's weekly is great. Go get them down. Thank you so much, Meg Breezy. I want to thank everyone, all of the team. Lauren, who was in Makerfield, everyone in the studio, it was just such amazing thing for us to do the first outspoken election night. Mayf May 4903 says, used to listen to Alex Phillips, but these egotistical rants are ridiculous and personal. She wants to be a reform MP and can't

seem to stand anyone else standing in her way to fame and fortune. I mean, look, I will just say every time I speak to Alex Phillips, she denies that she does have any sort of deal with reform to to become an MP. So I'm just saying that, but she is certainly very close to Nigel. Range over 63 says Restore has to improve its public marketing, but Judy Cole 8200 says Rupert was brilliant with the lame stream media last night. Mirror 8-933 says the UK, you know, the UK, legacy media, decide who wins and who loses. They've lobotomized the normies to fuck. You're right, you're right, but we have to change things.

We've got to get more people over to the independent media. We've got to follow the people who are on the superstar panel today. We've got to follow people like Connor Tomlinson and Lauren the insider who were a part of our outspoken broadcast last night. You've got to share outspoken with your friends because you're right. The normies are lobotomized by the mainstream media. You are right. But you know what happens, right? The moment people wake up, everything changes because once you're awake, you can't go back. Just another son of a man says, Farage saw Lo as the better man and a potential challenge to his future. That's why he did as he did. It wasn't about policy differences. Karana. Karana,

Sorry, Kraran Bell, I think I've got that right. 8991 says, sick of these moronic, so-called journalists like Laura Coonsberg. Helen O.D., who was, of course, an outspoken plus member, one of our regulars for over a year. Thank you, Helen, says, Dan Hodges has called it right on reform again. I'm shocked. Shocked, I tell you. He's also right when he says, they won't listen, they never do. And Amanda Jane, 1973, says, I'm politically homeless.

I can't be asked with any of them. had enough of living in this country, scared of my kids playing out and scared to go for a run on a night because of vile undocumented men. Amanda, honestly, that's when my heart breaks. Reading that message breaks my heart. That's where we're at in this country. And that's why we've got to keep fighting. But look, it's absolutely heartbreaking.

Okay, we're about to reveal the worst Britain in the world this week. 41,000 votes. You are incredible. Thank you so much. This is when we put our union jackasses from across the week head to head and the results are in. In fourth place with 5% of the vote, Bush reshake. In third place with 13% of the vote, Susanna Reid. The runner up with 37% of the vote. Homes are useless. But the worst Britain in the world this week, despite his win in Makerfield, it's Andy Burnham, with 45% of your vote.

Well, this is going to be a fascinating weekend, isn't it? What is going to happen? Will Slippree Star must still be in post when we are back at 5pm on Monday? Who knows? Very, very dramatic few days ahead in Britain. That is for sure you know. we will keep you across at all here on Outspoken. So please do subscribe. Turn on the notification

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