Dan Wootton Outspoken - ELON MUSK EXPOSES CIVIL WAR COMING TO UK AS RUPERT LOWE & TOMMY ROBINSON REVEAL ANTI-WHITE HELL

Episode Date: July 24, 2026

BREAKING TODAY: Elon Musk warns that, on the current trends, civil war IS coming to the Disunited Kingdom in a combative interview with MSM shill Zanny Minton Beddoes, the Oxford and Harvard-educated posho editor of The Economist. And Rupert Lowe is pushing back on shocking new claims in the MSM of white supremacy simply for using the term Anglo-Saxon. Meanwhile, proof of the civil war warns of is everywhere – they’re even releasing Southport Islamist terrorist Axel Rudakubana from prison to Broadmoor psychiatric hospital, against the wishes of the families of the three young girls he murdered. So why is there such a meltdown about Elon Musk’s civil war warning? We’ll get into it all with Connor Tomlinson, the independent journalist and host of Tomlinson Talks on YouTube. PLUS: A car crash for Nigel Farage in Clacton, both literally and politically, as Robert Jenrick is called out for releasing a doctored video and Dr David Starkey even warns of the potential end of Reform UK after another worrying poll slump. AND: Holly Willoughby quits Woke ITV to join the YouTube revolution. We’ll honestly review her new This Morning-style show Together. THEN IN THE ROYAL UNCANCELLED AFTERSHOW: Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s ghoulish new move creates revulsion across the globe, as they reveal a new picture of their two children Archie and Lili about to visit Princess Diana’s private grave for the first time. 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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And breaking today, Elon Musk warns that on current trend, civil war is coming to the disunited kingdom in a combative interview with MSM Schill, Zanny Minton Bidos, the Oxford and Harvard-educated pos-show editor of the economist. You say things like, quote, civil war in Britain is inevitable. Just a question of when. On the current trends, yes.

You support not just the populist right, but the far right. In fact, very fringe parties in some countries. No, I support the normal people. And I think it's a crying shame that the sort of traditional media like you don't recognize this. If people are coming to a country with antithetical views, I am against that. Why people loathe you? I mean, some people do loathe you? Yes, some people do.

But do you understand why? Do you think what you're doing is helpful for Western democracy? Maybe some people do loathe me. And that's probably true. I don't care. I think a lot more people actually like me than don't. And I think a lot more people hate you and the media more than you realize. And Rupert Lowe pushing back on shocking new claims in the MSM of white supremacy,

this time for using the term Anglo-Saxon. When people hear someone talking about an Anglo-Saxon, Anglo-Saxons all the time. Well, we just say we don't care anymore. We've had enough of all that nonsense. So, you know, people can say what they want. We don't care. You know, so what?

Meanwhile, the proof of the civil war that Elon Musk warns of is everywhere. Flocky, breaking, and start the pop-pock. You sharp, I'm doing my... Oh, well, well, well, what? The Jewish Council could become the first in the UK to resist immigration raids and become a so-called

borough of sanctuary. In just over an hour's time, the council, which is now run by the Green Party, will debate what's believed to be the UK's first motion committing a council to blocking immigration enforcement. And now they're even releasing Southport Islamist, Axel Ruda Cabana, from prison to Broadmoor Psychiatric Hospital against the wishes of the families of the three young girls he bludgeon to death. He said that whilst this news would devastate them at any time, The fact it has occurred as we approached the second anniversary is in our view another move by him to manipulate the system. So why is there such a meltdown about Elon Musk's Civil War warning? We'll get into it all with Connor Tomlinson, the independent journalist and host of Tomlinson talks on YouTube.

Also coming up today, a car crash for Nigel Farage and Clactam, both literally and politically, as Robert Jenrick has called out for releasing a doctored video. And Dr David Starkey even warns of the potential end of Reform UK after another. worrying pole slump. And something light to end the week, because my God, we need it. Holly Willoughby, quits Wokai TV to join this YouTube revolution. So we're going to honestly review her new This Morning style show. It is called Together. Then, in the Royal Uncancelled After Show over on Stub-Sack,

Megan Markle and Prince Harry's ghoulish new move creates revulsion across the globe as they reveal a new picture of their two children. Archie and Lily about to visit Princess Diana's private grave for the first time. Can you believe that? We're also going to reveal the worst Britain in the world this week. Our megapole is running right now. You can vote in the post tab on YouTube. This is when, by the way, we put your union jackasses from across the week head to head. Big one this week, because it was like the old guard on Monday with David Lammy, Calamity Lammy, the late, not late, former deputy prime minister.

Tuesday, the new PM, Andy Burnham, Wednesday, the ongoing home secretary, Shabana MacMood, and Thursday, the new PM's bum boy Gary Linneker. So, who do you want to vote for? Get your votes in right now and your comments too. I'll read out the best at the end of the show. But now, let's go. I live in London, for now at least, and I see the signs of civil war coming to the disunited kingdom

virtually every time I leave my front door. But we know this is not confined to Sadiq Khan's lawless capital, As Tommy Robinson reported more anti-white two-tier policing on full display, you'd never see them do this to any other people. The man is already restrained, yet the officer is screaming at him to shut up and pushes him to the ground. British police have clearly picked aside. Watch.

Fucking pregnant, you're stuck off. You sharp. I'm doing my fuck. Oh, well, well, well, what? Don't film it. Don't film it. I got paid for it. I got paved.

Well, this is... I got peeved. And when Vichagad 24 reported residents of Piddington, a small English village of just 370 people are pushing for a symbolic referendum on independence from the UK after the Labour government announced plans to house up to 1,250 male asylum seekers as a military base beside their community, Elon Musk responded soon

this will happen to your town. And indeed it is the SpaceX and Tesla trillionaire, or he's nearly there, isn't he? Some say not anymore, but he's close, who is drawing attention to the societal collapse here, thanks to his purchase of X, of which I am forever grateful. Overnight, he has made clear

that on these current trends, civil war in the UK is inevitable. Back on that. Let me push back on that. Because you have... Nonsense. Elon, you have, what is it, close to 250 million followers on X. You say things like, popular guy, quote,

civil war in Britain is inevitable, just a question of when. When were you last in the UK? A few years ago. Exactly. So I live there. I'm there the whole time. That is nonsense. You live out of coisted existence.

No, I don't, actually. And the numbers also disprove what you say. What numbers? All the numbers about quite. London is a much safer city than. any city in the United States. Violent crime in the UK is not where you think it is. In fact, it's coming down. You have painted, and because you have so many followers, so many Americans believe it, a kind of view that Europe and the UK are kind of, you know,

overrun with terrifying Muslim immigrants. There's rape on every corner. There's a sort of civilizational destruction. I would say any of those things. If you have a large and growing, rapidly growing, a group of people. whose beliefs are antithetical to Western beliefs, at some point there will be a reckoning. They will try to implement their views, and those who oppose it will oppose it, and that's what you call civil war.

And obviously, this is the trend. And you absolutely do live in a cloister existence. And if you'd like, we can go on a tour of Britain. Sure. I'd be very happy to come on a tour of Britain. And then you'll see for yourself. You come to see my country that I live in all the time and you haven't been to a few years ago. I've been there literally a hundred times.

Now, who has that combative woman interviewing him? Let me introduce you to Zanny Minton B. Dos, editor-in-chief of the economists. And trust me, Musk is right. She does live a closer to existence. She studied at Oxford and then Harvard. She's been part of the mainstream media elite since 1994. And what's shocking is that Zanny isn't angry about the destruction of her country, what she claims is her country, the fact that we are no longer safe in London, the fact that white girls are raped by their hundreds of thousands, by Pakistani Muslim grooming gangs. No, she's not unhappy about any of that.

What she's unhappy about is the fact that Elon Musk, drawing attention to those horrors, means that she's asked about her downfall of the UK during posh little meetings in Davos or New York. You know why this exercises me? Because you have really shaped opinion about the UK. And so many Americans I come across, and I have conversations with, and I just had one the other day, along the order of, oh, London's such a dangerous place. How can you know? There are sort of grooming gangs everywhere. There's violence everywhere.

This is a picture that people get from things that you post or that are posted on X. And for example, you're posting for what was it, 48 hours of citizen vigilante. that film which paints a dystopian I've watched it it. It was not fun I watched it yesterday it's not a very good movie

but it also paints a dystopian picture of Europe and it glorifies vigilante violence. It glorifies the murdering of a Muslim immigrant family. I honestly think that it is irresponsible for you to put that up on X. I think that it's a movie and it's worth watching.

But Elon warmed up then had one of his greatest moments. When Zani Mint and Bidos tried to suggest that Rupert Lowe, the Restore Britain leader, is far right, and that it's wrong for Muss to support him, he revealed that actually all he believes he's doing is supporting normal people. You support not just the populist right, but the far right. In fact, very fringe parties in some countries.

No, I support the normal people. What do you call the far right falsely? You think is the normal person? Okay. Yes. Literally, you could go back. 10 or 15 years, and these policies were completely normal. In fact, one of the, one of the tricks that I think is funny.

I think that's quite funny is to like take a speech from Obama and Hillary and then go to someone and say, who's sort of, you know, on the sort of what I call the lunatic left and say, what do you think of the speech by Trump? Like, oh, wow, he's the worst person ever. Actually, that was a speech by Obama. Or actually, that was a speech by Hillary. I agree that the center of gravity in this country has shifted, certainly the Democratic Party shifted to the left, but that's not what I'm talking about. I'm talking about people like Rupert Lowe.

You're a fringe right, please. It's actually just normal people. It's just normal people. It's just normal people. And here are the principles. And tell me which of these sound terrible. That we should have secure borders, that we should have safe cities, that we should have sensible spending. Which of those three are our far-right fringe? And I would like to just admonish you and the media for the absurd characterization of the far right. It is false and misleading and nonsense. Please keep this part in. We'll keep all of this in. Don't cut this part. He owned her.

Rupert quickly weighed in. Writing this journalist tries to paint me as far right and racist. Elon shuts her and the entire mainstream media down in the most glorious way. and a recovering Jordan B. Peterson, remembering his own decision to own a Channel 4 news host, wrote, Kathy Newman's twin, Elon handled this very well. Danny Minton Bidos wasn't finished yet, though. She asked Elon if he was anti-Muslim. His answer will surprise you. Are you anti-Muslim?

I am against. I'm against. having if if if people are coming to a country with antithetical views I am against that I'm against that you know I'm against I'm against rape and murder I'm against the imposition of rules that's rules and laws that are contrary to what we've come to accept in the West. And I think it's a crying shame that the sort of traditional media like you don't recognize this. And once all was lost, the Economist editor had one final go. And that last go was simply to say, Elon, we just hate you.

We just loathe you. Why people loathe you? I mean, some people do loathe you. Yes, some people do. But do you understand why? Do you think what you're doing is helpful for Western democracy? Maybe some people do loathe me. And that's probably true.

I don't care. But the fact that, as you pointed out, a quarter billion people follow me is that I think a lot more people actually like me than don't. And I think a lot more people hate you and the media more than you realize. Well, we don't hate you, Elon, because we know you care about us. Another example, when Tommy Robinson revealed another day and another invader jailed for sex attacks on our people. This was just overnight.

Eritrean asylum seeker Abdul Ila Burnham left a young woman in a crumbled bloody mess after knocking her unconscious outside a nightclub for turning down his sex advance. His punishment, six months in jail. This happened just a week after he was convicted of attacking a subway worker in a separate incident and never deported. He was staying at the taxpayer-funded Britannia Migrant Hotel in Bournemouth at the time of the attack. At least 11 asylum seekers staying at Britannia in the nearby Roundhouse Hotel have been convicted of crimes in the past year, including a stabbing and a rape. Get them all out. Elon again, enough is enough. So what you're seeing here is the development of an international coalition to try and stop this civil war. You know who's a big part of it, Pauline Hansen, the one-nation leader in Australia. And as a result, the Australian mainstream media has been pulling the same stunts with Rupert Lowe, too. Watch this. What do you see in someone like Pauline Hansen and her relative success so far?

Well, I think like a lot of Anglo-Saxon countries, she's obviously offering a common-sense solution, which I think we've lost sight in most of our countries, particularly here. I notice you use that expression quite often Anglo-Saxon. Yeah. A lot of people could interpret that as almost, if you'll pardon the expression, white supremacy. I don't think it's a case of white supremacy. But in this day and age, as you agree, words are just so important, aren't they? And when people hear someone talking about Anglo-Saxons all the time.

Well, we just say we don't care anymore. We've had enough of all that nonsense. So, you know, people can say what they want. We don't care. You know, so what? And there's something about the calm approach from Rupert Lowe and Elon Musk, which I think provides some answers. Rupert, by the way, wasn't backing down afterwards,

writing we are Anglo-Saxon countries, and it is perfectly acceptable for us to refer to ourselves in this way. But the left, meanwhile, are adopting a new strategy. LBC subshuman James O'Brien now just claims that anyone who is arguing that London, which is now a total Islamist shithole

under Sadiq Khan, anyone arguing that it must be improved, like Reform UK's mayoral candidate, Laila Cunningham, who I do point out as Muslim herself, should just move, should just be deported. Laila Cunningham,

she was always wanging on about how unsafe it was in line. It's a really weird thing to do to campaign someone. somewhere on the ticket that it's, on the ticket that's not true, on a ticket that I want to be mayor of this city because it's absolutely awful. So why don't you just move if you truly think it's just awful? And it isn't. All of the evidence proves that you're wrong.

Why don't you just move? It's just weird, isn't it? Or it's a bit of the Badenox and you're just spending your entire life online and concluding that some account based in Bangladesh posting pictures of crimes committed in, I don't know where. It is just weird. It's profoundly unpatriotic behaviour

to slag off unfairly and inaccurately the city that you live in, let alone a city that you seek to lead. And the reality is all women may soon have to leave, or at least all white women may have to leave, because of the sheer danger for them, with Tommy Robinson, revealing that Lewisham Council,

this is a major part of central London, has passed a motion to make the borough a borough of sanctuary and refusing to cooperate in illegal immigrant raids and arrests. The motion title building an anti-raids sanctuary corridor and beyond. And he points out, FYI, whites are a minority in Lewisham already. Final nail in the coffin. Now, this is a chilling development, but you wouldn't think so watching this coverage from the mainstream media on Wokai TV.

Lewisham Council could become the first in the UK to resist immigration raids and become a so-called borough of sanctuary. In just over an hour's time, the council, which is now run by the Green Party, will debate what's believed to be the UK's first motion committing a council to blocking immigration enforcement wherever legally possible. So being a borough of sanctuary makes clear that obviously you welcome refugees, that you have good working relationships with, migration organizations supporting refugees and asylum seekers. His plans were resemblance to some states in the US where the recent prominence of these ice raids have led to kick back from local politicians. Here in the capital the governments use as intelligence from council services such as hygiene inspections to spot which businesses may be breaking immigration law.

But if the motion from the Lewish and mayor passes, that data share and becomes less cooperative. But what do the people who live here, the people of this borough, make of all this? It's decided to scare people in general anyway. The cop in America, I'm sorry, I just got no brains for themselves. There's all just simpler ways of doing things without being aggressive and creating divisions. This migrant charity worker has seen immigration raids up close and personal, and for him, there was no benefits whatsoever. So the vast majority of raids,

and arrests don't actually lead to further action, which means that they are a deliberate tactic of fear. And now for the proof of the forthcoming Civil War, we can't even keep our most notorious terrorist behind bars. Well, some breaking news to bring you now, and the Southport attacker, Axel Ruder-Kabana, has been transferred to Broadmoor Secure Hospital. Southport killer, Axel Ruder Caban,

has been transferred from prison to Broadmoor Secure Hospital. People in psychiatric units are treated as patients rather than prisoners. It's likely to anger many of the families of his victims because he was assessed as Fitistan trial in January last year. Now, Axel Ruda-Kabana, who murdered three children at a dance class in Southport, has been moved from a prison to a secure hospital. The Ministry of Justice says, after a clinical assessment, he's been transferred from Belmarsh Prison to Broadmoor,

the secure psychiatric hospital in Berkshire. His 52-year sentence will not change. which revealed this story argued that clinical assessments concluded Rudy Cabana could not be safely managed in prison. They reported people in psychiatric units such as Broadmoor are treated as patients rather than prisoners. A minister of justice spokesperson said it would remain he would remain locked up, it's unlikely he would ever be released. It does also mean though that the cost of his incarceration will rise to more than £300,000 per year compared to £60,000. pounds in jail. Mark Fairhurst, the national chair of the POA union, which represents prison,

correctional and secure psychiatric workers, said his members believed Ruder Cabana was playing the system so he could move to a more comfortable environment. He said, Rudy Cabana is not mentally unwell, he is playing the system and is nothing more than evil. He should spend his entire sentence in solitary confinement staring at four walls. It is appalling to think that he will now enjoy all the freedoms the secure hospital is forced to give him, and even more unjustified, is the taxpayer actually paying him benefits because he is now classed as mentally unwell. It is P-O-A members who will now have to carry out the wishes of those who think he can be cured. This is a sickening development of my thoughts with the families of the victims and all those who have been affected by this atrocious.

crime. But it gets worse. In a heartbreaking development in the past few hours, the families of Rudy Cabana's three victims, B.B. King, who was six, Elsie Dot Stancombe, who was seven, and Alice DeSilver Aguirre, who was nine, have revealed they are completely distraught about these developments, and indeed, they were only told 48 hours ago. Chris Walker, who represents the parents of the three girls who were killed, said they had been made away. aware of the development in the past 36 hours. He said that whilst this news would devastate them at any time, the fact it has occurred as we approached the second anniversary,

it's in our view another move by him to manipulate the system. Mr Walker added that we have been given the barest of details, and whilst we are supporting the families through this, we are urgently seeking a meeting with the appropriate authorities to understand the situation before commenting further. So isn't any surprise that there are now growing calls for the death penalty? Restore Britain wants a referendum with its leader Rupert Lowe, writing Axel Ruda-Cabana has been moved from prison to a psychiatric hospital after an assessment by psychologists. His incarceration will now cost more than £300,000 a year compared to roughly £60,000 before.

In any fair society, Rudy Cabana would hang. And Katie Hopkins added, I am a supporter of the death penalty. I can think of no better argument for it than the Rwandan Southport. murderer who now costs us £1,000 a day relaxing at a site unit. The problem is, I'm going to be brutally honest about it. It's increasingly hard not to think that the British Deep State would find a way to use the death penalty to eliminate rivals like, I don't know, Tommy Robinson. Now, Connor Tomlinson.

So, Connor, of course, there is all of a sudden horror from the mainstream media, from the elite class, about these comments from Elon Musk. He says on the current trends, civil war in the UK is inevitable. What do you think? Well, Dan, to explain the horror, you have to get into the mindset of these people insofar as they, you know, consciously think. And they genuinely believe that we would all be unified, holding hand, singing John Lennon's, imagine, with the Pakistani clans that perpetrate the rape gangs or produce them and cover them up, with the likes of Axel Ruder Cabana, who told his classmates he wanted white genocide, who laughed with glee when the police told him that poor B.B. King was the youngest of his victims at just six years old, and the parents, of course, who raised him in their squalid social housing

property in Southport, and who bought weapons for him, covered up his crimes, and decided to withhold his malice from the authorities. we would all be living harmoniously with these people if it weren't just for far-right agitators like me or you or Elon Musk or Rupert Lowe or Nigel Farage who points out these divisions exist because of the behaviour of these foreign criminals. So they think that Elon Musk predicting without any joy that civil conflict, ethnic conflict, is inevitable because of the path that our elites have put us on, is almost manifesting it, speaking into being, as if he's kind of like conjuring a spell over the country, sewing division, spreading racism, as if some external specter of the far right is puppeteering an otherwise peaceful and homogeneous society.

And so their port of call is to censor anyone pointing up a problem rather than solving the problem, because the problem is the outcome of their ideology. The problems are caused by treating everyone as exactly the same. No, I'm not the same as Axar Ruda-Kabana or his parents. No, I'm not the same as Pakistanis who go around and rape white children. We are not the same, we cannot live together. The multicultural experiment of post-war liberalism has been a grave mistake, an act of betrayal by those who have inflicted it upon us. And now, not even betrayal, an act of vindictive colonisation by the foreign politicians

who over generations have ascended to power. In Lewisham, for example, the proposal to be a sanctuary borough, was proposed by councillor How You Tam, good British name, who is clearly just taking the side of her collective, non-British compatriots. And so we have to admit that this has just been a grave error and an act of barbarity visited upon us, and we just have to reverse it.

And any time you get called mean names, like far right or racist or white supremacist as that Australian establishment hack put to Rupert Lowe, you just have to respond, as Rupert Lowe did, we just don't go in for all that sort of stuff anymore. We much prefer having a functioning civilization than not having you call us names. And do you know what?

So are the journalists, because it's pretty revealing, because they could be living in a third world favela right now. They could be living in utter squalor in a mud hut in the middle of Africa or South America or parts of the Indian subcontinent. But they're not. They're living in the West built largely by white Europeans. And it turns out that they're revealed preferences for that. So no matter what mean names they call you, in their heart of hearts,

they don't believe it because they don't really want to give it up either. Indeed. And what's so fascinating I think about the timing of the release of this interview with Zan, Minton Bidos is that actually there is a new horror, which I covered in detail on outspoken yesterday, but I think Connor has been massively not just undercovered, but covered up. Because what I did is I tracked the mainstream news outlets yesterday. And sure, they did report on this story. How could they not? It was a court case, Connor, but it was absolutely buried within their bulletins. And so often you understand that the mainstream media

make decisions based on where they choose to put something, how they choose to cover it. And what I'm, of course, talking about in case you did miss the show yesterday, is the story of Muhammad Bashir and Jihad al-Shami, these two Islamist terrorists who plotted to blow up a defense center in Swindon in a prayer room in a mosque. And the extraordinary thing about the story, by the way, Al-Shami would go on to commit the synagogue attack in Manchester. So he is a deadly terrorist. Muhammad Bashir has now been locked up a 17-year sentence. But Connor, this terrorist plot was only uncovered because of a camera that happened to be within a mosque. And yet you know what no one is talking about, Connor, Why the hell terrorist attacks are being planned in mosques?

And yet there's no discussion about shutting the mosques down. But I just want to show you how the mainstream media did cover it, because you will get a glimpse. This is the first glimpse, Connor, of the actual discussion that took place between these two jihadists within the mosque. Watch this from Waukai TV. The jihadist Mohammed Bashir has been convicted today of planning a separate attack with him on a different.

Defence Academy. My colleague Zoe Muldoon was in court to see him sentenced to life in prison. This is Mohammed Bashir and Jihad al-Shami in their place of worship. But instead of praying, they were plotting a terror attack, intent upon killing multiple people, including themselves. The men thought they were scheming in secret. With conversations about their planned attack at the UK Defence Academy were caught on camera. They talked about wanting to die as martyrs. The phrase green birds, Manchester Crown Court heard, is linked to notions of martyrdom. It was very much kind of intent on the concept of jihad, violent jihad, and what he found with al-Shameh is a very similar mindset.

Deeply anti-Semitic views, real deep-rooted hatred of Jews, we're very much working together in order to develop a plan to carry out a terrorist attack. So, Connor, even when in plain sight what we have discussed for such a long time actually happens, actually is captured on camera. Do you note the wording there from Wokai TV, a place of worship, they described that mosque. No, it's not a place of worship. It's a cover. It's a cover for them to plot Islamist hell, Islamist takeovers, and Islamist terror attacks. Dan, I think that language is almost chosen to treat it as if the Muslims and cells were defiling their own mosque,

as if they have entered a sacred place and how dare they not just violate the sanctity of mosque, but the sanctity of the values that the state expects them to hold. Because notice the chief complaint from the police official that was speaking there was, oh, they had deeply anti-Semitic and hateful views. Now, again, you know, I don't want any... Jews stabbed or shot as in gold as green or in Manchester either. I don't want any innocent people wounded. But I'm sorry, I don't care what the average Muslim thinks about Jewish people. I just don't want any mosques in this country. We don't need to have Islam in this country.

Because terrorist violence, jihad, the insistence of killing innocents that they see as infidels for martyrism, is the direct consequence of having Islam anywhere. It's anywhere they go. And Islam is not native to Britain. It hasn't had a long and successful and storied history here. It is entirely a foreign import. largely of the 20th century, accelerated in the 21st, thanks to Tony Blair, the Conservatives and the Boris Wave, and now Stama and Burnham, it shouldn't be here at all. We don't have to put up with it. These men didn't need to be here. They didn't need to be in prison. Al Sharmy, I mean, he's dead, but I think his accomplice should follow him, we should give him the death penalty, and the rest of them can just go to whatever backward country that their demented ideology produces. And it doesn't matter whether or not they are uniquely hateful to one or the other of government's protected characteristics,

They just will not reproduce my civilization even if it is practiced peacefully. It often isn't, and it often isn't practiced peacefully, against white people as well as the Jews that Al-Sharmie targeted. So, we just shouldn't let any more in, and those that are already here must go elsewhere. And that is just a sensible, simple solution to the danger that our families have been placed in by treacherous politicians for decades. Well, indeed. And, Conner, the other thing that this story exposed,

something that we talk about, but you never hear discussed in the mainstream media, is that these Islamists do use Tikia on a constant basis in order to pull the wool over the eyes of the authorities. Because in the case of Muhammad Bashir, he told the police 11 times, Conner, 11 times in 11 separate interviews. Oh, no, no, no, he was just my mosque buddy. Al-Shahmi may have been the terrible Islamist, but he actually used the term, Connor, never in a million years would I do something like that. But there is another scandal here, which again was buried right within the story on the British Bashing Corporation, which is that the police failed to even bother to check al-Shamee's phone, which would have rumbled the terror attack. Watch this. The question raised today is could it possibly have been avoided if police had dug a bit deeper into the activities of the attacker Jihad al-Shami, who was shot dead at the start dead at the state. seen by armed officers and had already been arrested twice that year.

New details have emerged during the sentencing of this man, Mohamed Bashir. Last August, the two of them plotted a different attack in which they expected to kill and be killed. They made a 10-hour road trip from Manchester to Shrivenham and took notes about how to get into the MOD's UK Defence Academy. Bashir was today sentenced to a minimum of 17 years in prison. This is the pair plotting last August. CCTV and a mosque caught them together.

It's now emerged that Al-Shamie had had his phone seized twice by police for non-terror-related offences in the months beforehand, but little attention had been paid to the devices. The Chief Constable of Greater Manchester Police has now apologised saying, regrettably, I can confirm that the significance of the information stored on al-Shamese devices was not realized as they had not been examined

before the attack took place. He goes on to say it constitutes a missed opportunity. Now obviously, Connor, that makes me sick. Okay, it makes me sick. I discussed it on the show yesterday, but what also makes me sick is that there's no desire

from the mainstream media or the elite class to actually have a conversation here about what Tikia is and why when Muslim people are being questioned by authorities unfortunately, we cannot take their word in terms of what they are saying, Connor. It is a religious practice. Tekea literally means to lie to authorities or to ordinary people, actually, lie to anyone,

to protect the aims and the goals of your religion. It happened in that case. It could have resulted in a mass terror atrocity in Swinded. Yet there's no desire for anyone to have a wider conversation about the implications of Tequia in British society, and I think we must. Yeah, it's also an ethnic thing, Dan, because we don't need to forget that Henry Novak's killers, the Sikh family, decided to fabricate claims of racism, conspire to cover it up, hit the murder weapon, lied to police at the scene, and led to Henry's death. And this is because all across the Middle East, Africa and the Indian subcontinent, the tribe comes first. There is no belief that individuals, under Christian morality, as our civilization still has residues of, despite abandoning it a few hundred years ago, there is no belief that individuals, have inalienable moral dignity if they're innocent. Instead, it's, I can lie, cheat and steal

so long as I get out of a difficult situation or it advantages my immediate family, my broader extended family, my clan, or in the case of Islam, the Umar, or in the case of many Indians, it's just their ethnic group to farm ISAT, their sort of honour-based reputation system. The moment you lose is at, then your entire family loses is at, and you lose out on things like arranged marriages or business loans or social standing. So you actually have the incentive to deceive the authorities or other families, so long as you can get ahead. And so you just have to draw the conclusion

that these people were never meant to interact with our system. They're unfit for it. Maybe we can leave them alone in the desert or whatever dark part of the subcontinent for a few hundred years. Give them the handbook of human rights and see if they can work it out on their own, but I'm not interested in allowing them

to interface with our system and then stack up bodies while we wait for them to become as peaceful, prosperous and intelligent as us. It's just not going to happen. I'm not willing to allow my family to take one for the team, I'm afraid, And so the authorities even need to learn this, or, as Elon Musk has warned,

they need to prepare for ethnic conflict because, and this is regrettable, but it is inevitable, people just aren't going to take this forever. And eventually, when, as was warned to me, last year by sources that I reported on before the Manchester synagogue attack happened, when there is some sort of widespread vigilante terror attack planned by these Muslims in their mosques, and they just do it all on the same day, linked together by telecommunications devices, and the authorities can't get a handle on it. When that happens, inevitably there will be a backlash,

like we saw in the aftermath of Southport, by the White British, and things will get out of hand. If during Southport, they were just one or two towns away from being unable to contain the situation. When it becomes nationwide, then things get really, really ugly. Law and order will collapse, and so I just urge everyone, as Elon Musk is, as you are, Dan. I urge everyone in the establishment to stop this now,

sincerely, learn your lesson, realize these people shouldn't be here, and you will never make them like us, End this experiment and send them home now while we still have a chance for peace. The mad leftists are taking over Clacton. And it's all because Nigel Farage is there for the by-election. And there's no depth that they won't stoop to, including, by the way, invoking young Clacton children to claim that Nigel Farage is racist.

But do you know this acronym? I hear the kids use it a lot. F-A-F-O. It stands for, I'm not going to use the language, I'm going to be good today. It stands for F around and find out. And there was the ultimate example of that when Farage was campaigning in Clacton this week. And one of those mad leftists decide to yell from their car at Farage, wanker. And you know what I say?

God punished that woman. Watch. We'll just send a couple of people out She would be doing that again, and I'll just send a couple of people out She would be doing that again and all right Nigel Farage is now on the hunt For that person posting I nearly found the woman who crashed the car watch Hi, how are you?

I had to shout your name at the other day When I was coming home from work, I wasn't swearing I promise You didn't crash No, we saw that. It's her. It's her. We found her.

She didn't. We just love you. Really? I do. Oh, come here. Okay, so look, that's a lovely moment, and there is so much love for Nigel Farage in Clackton. I am absolutely not denying that.

And what the leftists are doing there is truly deranged. Do you remember this woman, Nicola Thorpe, failed Coronation Street actress, failed Talk TV presenter? So now she has decided to, become a hard left agitator, thinking she was making some type of point by interviewing foul-mouthed children who obviously have woketopian parents and getting them to call Nigel Farage a wanker and a racist.

Nigel Farage has done nothing to collecting here. It's just got worse than the worse. He's got millions and millions. He's got millions and millions, yeah, but it just, like, don't work, like, you don't do nothing, but he's just airing out Clapton. He's coming here for, like a day or a week doing nothing he's abandon his what is it his office next and what is it the arcades he's just a waste like he's a wanker that's what he is he's done nothing at all nothing what do you make of his policies on well he's a racist little he's racist that's what he's a racist what makes you say he's racist because he is though like he makes people racist that's all i'm saying he's a grey hair master that's what he's what he's a

Now, I feel sorry for those children, okay, for a couple of reasons. They're being used and they've clearly been brainwashed. But what particularly disgusted me is that Nicola Thorpe, who is a scumbag of human being, knew that what she was doing there is wrong. And do you know why you know that? Because she has decided to pixelate the faces of those children. If Nicola Thorpe thought that what she was doing was completely acceptable and part of normal, responsible journalism, she would not have pixelated their faces. So she did that, but she still wanted the content for her grift. Shameful, actually. Of course, Narenda Kaur was celebrating it, posting this is hilarious from some kids in Clacton. Really is it? Really is it? Hilarious? Having young kids, now,

call politicians, wankers. God love the honesty of kids, she said. But you know, I'm going to be completely fair and balanced on this show. I think this by-election is a disaster. I think it's been a total joke and unfortunately there are own goals being made by reform UK all the time. So Robert Jenric, the party's shadow chancellor, took to the road campaigning with Farage in Clacton and claimed that the residents are loving it regardless of what the legacy media might be reporting. Well, despite everything you read in the mainstream media, here in Clacton, the reaction is absolutely incredible. People want change and they're coming out to support Nigel. It's been terrific. afternoon here in Clacton. You know I can see now why the Conservatives and Labour are not

putting up candidates because they just know they get crushed but we've got the by-election. It's an opportunity for people at Clacton, crack, you stick two fingers up to a media, a political establishment that has gone way beyond the bounds of normal political debate and criticism and yeah, you know what? I love that. Very good. Well, if you're a reform supporter, come out every day, it's an action day. There's plenty to do to get a Nigel elected. Thank you. But that's not where you both should be. Honestly, I'm really wound up about this. There is a new Prime Minister, Andy Burnham. He is unleashing socialist hell. You don't

need to be in Clacton right now. You should be challenging him today at number 10 North in Manchester. This is a total waste of time. And of course, what happens on the campaign trail? You make mistakes. You push things too far. And trust me, if you look at the polling at the moment, Reform UK doesn't need own goals like this from Genrick, who I like, by the way, but posted, meet the new immigration minister. Burnham clearly doesn't give us stuff about stopping the boats. We need a general election. And he released this.

I don't care who you're talking about it. My priority. Yes. Okay. Okay. Now, of course, if that were a piece of footage that was accurate, it would be an absolute scandal that Joe White had just been appointed the new immigration minister. And by the way, it is a scandal anyway because we know none of these

people truly want to stop the boats. But unfortunately, that was a doctored piece of footage, which was soon pointed out by, for example, Carl Turner, who wrote, Is This Legit Robert? I'm told that this is a doctored tape, provided the recording. John Mann adding, Genric knows this is a doctored tape after he tried the same smear last year, deliberately doctored. He is unfit to be an MP, desperate, desperate stuff. And then Joe White herself weighed in posting, Robert Jenrick is spreading a false account of what I said at a meeting with my constituents last year. This recording proves what I said. Reform have deliberately twisted by words to mislead the public.

They should withdraw their false claim and immediately apologize. And the problem is, in this case, she had the receipts. Listen for yourself. You know. I agree. I agree. And my focus is to make sure that we stop those folks. So we have.

So. I'm doing? I don't care who is something. My priority now. My priority. Yeah. Okay. Okay.

And look, the problem is this is now another distraction. Because Burnham has not said one word about the illegal invasion, about the Islamist takeover about stopping the boat. It's not one word since it became prime minister, but what reform have allowed the left to do now. is to talk about this moment rather than the actual policies.

And what's interesting to me is even the most ardent reformers are starting to turn. Like Ellie Hodges, the young independent reporter, but she has been a reformist all the way posted the way in which Joe's comments has been taken completely out of context is not okay. I'm glad she has released this clip. Political parties who used this prior to the unedited audio being released should apologize. And so when you're losing your loyalists, this is difficult. And Dr David Starkey, who is a supporter of Nigel Farage, I mean, he's a conservative, but he has been supportive of Nigel Farage. And he's also a fan of Rupert Lowe, of course, and he was on the Restore Britain board, but that was before it became a political party.

And he believes that this current scandal with Nigel Farage and with Posh George and Christopher Harbourn and all of that, he believes it does pose an extinction threat to reform UK. Watch this. that reform is being targeted, in my view, correctly. I think Farad was very foolish not to have declared these things. So he wasn't foolish to take the money he should have declared it when he became an MP? Is that your view? That's exactly right. No, that's precisely the point.

Except, you know, if you look at it, the dates do all look very awkward. I mean, they all coincide around, I think, is the 21st and 22nd of May, which I know is the moment when he decides to start. So I think that it was badly handled. I think it was unnecessarily handled. I am not one to denounce political donations. They are necessary. I think they're important. I think very often, and I see no reason to question the people who are backing reform, they're done out of a genuine sense of public interest, of public commitment. But, but, but you therefore have to be, that wonderful phrase, if you're Caesar's wife, you have to be above suspicion. Hands have to be kept clean.

And it's very foolish, as it were, as I'm afraid, reform didn't do not to wash its hands publicly. And I deeply regret this. Because I want a lively, vigorous competition of ideas on the right. I mean, whatever the future fate of reform, whether it survives, whether it continues at its present level. It's played a vital part and Nigel has played a vital. But Dr. Starky, because I interrupted him there because that felt like a significant line to me, whether it survives. And I then asked if that was what he really meant. Watch. But you think this could kill reform off? There's a chance that it could kill reform off. No, he didn't say that. No, no, but I'm asking because you are at least raising the possibility. I think, I think it very unlikely. Can I put it.

slightly differently. I think it very unlikely that either reform as a party or Nigel as a person will emerge strengthened from the clact of by-election. I think that it will do harm and inevitably will do harm. I think the, in other words, what's happened, and it's the first time, really, that Nigel has made a series of very obvious tactical missteps. In other words, the failure to declare these donations at the right time, and then the rushing into the attempt at heading off the parliamentary inquiry, which, by the way, I do not believe civil servants should be investigating MPs. This seems to me to be yet another extension of the regulatory state

that I very much disapprove of, but it's an utterly transparent, attempt to head it off and to say, oh, the people have declared. But of course, it won't work like that because the investigation will resume immediately afterwards. Conor Thominson of Tomlinson talks back with us now. So Connor, look, as you know, I am completely horrified by the way the left are acting in Clackton. I thought what Nicola Thorpe did with those youngsters was just reprehensible, that they are revolting. But I stand by the fact that this is a completely unnecessary by-election. It is backfiring spectacularly. This Robert Generic release of the footage was a stupid own goal.

Farage and Generic are wasting time in Clactin. Sure, it was an amazing moment with the leftist crashing their car, having called him a wanker. I mean, one of the best videos I've ever seen on the campaign trail. But fundamentally, Connor, we have a new government who are unleashing absolute hell. And this is a distraction. And I think when you have someone like David Starkey, and we don't agree with David Starkey on everything, and I'm sure you don't agree with David Starkey on everything, but this is a very, very sage man who is absolutely not against Reform UK, never has been. Now even suggesting that the party might not survive this. And I know he didn't quite go that far, but they were his words, personally means I think there's a crisis in reform. That's before you even look at the polling,

which is now clearly showing the trend of both Labor and the Conservatives, the Uni Party, coming back to take over. It's worrying. So, Dan, I consider Dr. Starkey, as I'm sure you do, a national treasure. And if anyone would like to see whether or not Starkey and I agree on everything, he took the time to actually interview me on his channel.

We had quite a robust back and forth on the necessary measures required to fix the country and how drastic they would be. Yes, I watched it was very good. Yeah, well, Professor Starkey thinks that some of immigrant groups have assimilated well, and I would contest his definition of assimilation. Anyway, so saying that aside, I actually don't agree. And I think that he is correct in the, if the Clacton by-election were to result in Farage somehow losing, which it won't, it definitely won't. People are not going to vote for the bin. It would destroy reform. But I see that as an almost zero chance. And it almost, it's almost like a portent from the goal. that clip that I just, I can't stop watching, it's really funny, of the woman crashing into the car in front of her. It's almost like Farrow just got curse on the people around him who sort of object to him. I do think he's going to storm it, despite the by-election being, I mean, people would say unnecessary.

I would say it certainly hasn't got the same narrative power as it could have if everyone had stood against him. But then again, the entire establishment like Dale Vince funding Count Binface, Kirstarmer, Andy Burnham, Kenny Badenock, and the Liberal Democrat MPs joking about Binfey. saying, oh, he's arguing with a bin. Count Binface is now owned by them. I mean, the spectator published Count Binfaces' review of the Odyssey. You couldn't get more establishment than that. So insofar as people are paying attention to the by-election,

they will see Count Binface as a scornful proxy for the establishment who didn't even think it's serious enough to stand their own candidate against Farage, and thought, you know what, the voters of Placton don't really deserve our time. You can have a bin instead. So I think Farage will come out on top of this. And I also think, even if he had crossed all his teas and dotted his, his eyes, which, of course, you know, everyone advocates you do. And I do think the legal advice to be received about not reporting that donation, which he says that he got, was clearly erroneous.

But even if he had, they would still go after him in some way anyway. And so I think, Dan, despite the dark prognosis that you've just delivered for reform, I actually think that we're kind of in the years of 2023, 2022 for Trump. And this is one of the reasons that I warned against Restore Britain actually standing a candidate, because you don't want to look like Ronda Because Ronda Santis stood against Trump at the time. And when they asked Ronda Santos while he was standing as president, what do you think about the accusations of Trump being put up on charges in New York for paying off Stormy Daniels? Or this bogus allegation of sexual misconduct from E. Jean Carroll.

Rhonda Santis, rather than turn around and said, well, this is clearly an establishment stitch up against the former and probably future president. And even though we may disagree on the future of the party, I stand with him at this time. He said, well, I don't know about paying hush money to a porn star or anything like that. like he was adding gleefully to the pile on against Trump. And so I think anyone who would have stood from the right against Farage in the Clacton by-election looks like they're aligning with the establishment who have now fallen in behind Binface. And so I think the same narrative is going to play out where Farage is looking like

he's in his years in the wilderness at the moment. Polling is stagnating. There's a new lead emerging for the opposition and it looks like, frankly, the odds are impossible. I hope, of course, it doesn't get to the same level as Trump with an assassination attempt against Farrowd, though of course, I mean, Adam Whitigan's life has already been taken, so it's that serious. But I do think they recover from this. I think the current Clacton by-election will be long into the memory when, unfortunately, other atrocities like Southport happened on Andy Burnham's watch when the country continues to get worse. And by the time of the next general election, I reckon Farage is going to win it. Yeah, I mean, I don't think that this is,

and that's why I specifically questioned Starkey, I don't think it is an extinction event. I think he was suggesting that it could be. And I don't think he meant specifically the Clacton by-election, but he means all of the storm around poshs, the donation, all of it. But where he came to is where I'm at, which is that he just doesn't come out of this any stronger. There is nothing that has particularly been gained. And as I say, I find it frustrating that Burnham at the moment is pretty much getting a free pass. Now, the times who are totally across Farage and all of this going on have today uncovered an internal Reform UK document. So again, Connor, this does back up what Jacob Rees-Mogg has been saying in recent weeks, which is that there are factions within Reform

UK who want trouble, who want Nigel Farage deposed and they're leaking stuff. And this is a leak of the sort of talking points, is what I would call it, which was given to reform councillors in terms of how they're meant to be dealing with this scandal. Personally, I don't think it's that damaging for Reform UK, the fact that this has been leaked. I think it's interesting, though, because it shows you how the party want people to respond. And what you will note is that people like Richard Tice and Robert Jenrick have very much been following these talking points now for a number of weeks on this issue. So let me just take you through the reporting from the Insight Team at the Times, who write, Reform UK has instructed its thousands of councillors to describe a police investigation and to donate.

from the mother of George Cottrell as an establishment stitch-up the Times can reveal. Leaked internal briefing documents circulated to the parties' representatives and local government included instructions to respond to questions about the Metropolitan Police investigation with, it is now clear that the establishment will try anything to stop us. Party councillors, who stood on a law and order ticket, were also instructed to respond to questions with the British people are tired of the establishment media doing anything they can to stop reform. A daily routine of hit jobs and smears will not deter us from winning the next general election and fixing broken Britain. Now, Connor, in this case, I don't actually see anything wrong

with that briefing. Do you, it feels quite sensible, I would argue, that Reform UK are telling its councillors, keep talking. You know, the worst thing in a situation like this, in my opinion, is to go to ground. I think we've seen it a lot with Restore Britain since the since the Makerfield by election, they're just not talking much. And personally, I don't think that's a great thing. I think in a crisis, you've got to keep hitting your talking points. And I actually thought these talking points make sense from Reform UK. What did you think? I agree, Dan. I think it's unsurprising that a party would have a party line. And if you're an elected member of that party, you're expected to give that party line. Of course, you need a little bit

of room for disagreement. But when it comes to whether or not we should oppose the leader of the party that you're trying to make prime minister, I would expect. I expect unanimous support to be the message going out to party spokespeople. As well, regarding the language, I mean, if they would have come to me and said, help us, we're in a crisis, what are we write? I would have written basically exactly that. Because, and I don't need a memo from Reform HQ to tell me what the talking points are, because I'm not a reform member and I don't take talking points from anybody.

I agree with that. I mean, it's just factually the case that no matter our misgivings, personally about Nigel Farage's previous softness, something like demographics and Islam, something that he's trying to strengthen, strengthen as they stagnate in the poles and have Restore Britain nipping at their heels. Despite our misgivings about that, he is the antichrist in the mind of the establishment. Like, everyone hates him. Ed Davy thinks he's like Vladimir Putin in a Slovene's skin suit.

He's going to unzip his forehead and the entire KGB is going to pop out. So it's unsurprising that he's living as a bogeyman in their heads and they would like to vanquish the bogeyman. And it's truly an establishment stitch up, as we can see. Because, and again, you know, I've had my set-tos of Richard Tice over the time, as have you. But he's correct in saying that the National Crime Agency seems to have leaked their private documents to the Guardian. And as it turns out, actually, a quick thing, Dan, that I think reform of actually missed a trickle. I've tried to bring it to their attention is this might not be illegal, actually. It might be legal to break the law, as much as Dominic Cummings said they will break the law.

Well, it might be legal because of the Covert Human Intelligence Sources Act of 2021. That allows any government department to break the law in the pursuit of the national economic interest. And I would think that a country that defines diversity as its strength and immigration as an unalloyed economic good would allow government departments to break the law to stop the rise of a party to government that says, actually, you know what, we're going to put a pause on immigration and stop sending so much money overseas. They would describe that as an existential threat, and so I'm not shocked if government departments are working in concert to try to sabotage it. Well, look, I don't like being proven right on this issue. I do think, however, though, that maybe people like Richard Tice, who have been,

so vile to those of us who might consider ourselves further to the right of Reform UK. But as you know, I don't support any political party. I'm absolutely open to restore Britain on this show, Rupert Lowe on the show, but I'm also open to UKIP on this show or the SDP on this show. I always happen, and Reform UK, by the way. But I remember at the time saying to the likes of Richard Tice, you're acting like we're the enemy. You're going to see soon who the real enemy is. And I do think this has been a bit of a wake-up call to Reform UK. And I think they are starting to realize actually now that maybe the people to the right of them who just want them to be sound on policy issues aren't really the people who they should be attacking. You know, the Tommy Robinson supporters who have posted

in support of Tommy Robinson aren't really the people who they should be expelling from the party. Reform UK have made a lot of mistakes, that is for sure. But it is going to be very interesting how things play out. They do have to get back on track. And I don't think they quite realize yet how they're going to do that. And I think they thought Clacton was going to be an opportunity for them to do that. They thought they were going to be able to have that big blood fight on the right with Restore Britain. And it hasn't happened. And it's good, as Conner says, that it didn't happen. Okay. How are you? How are you today, Olly Willoughby? I want to know because it's very important that I welcome you to our very unsafe space of independent media and YouTube. This is the first look at Holly Willoughby's brand new independent show.

Well, she claims it's independent. It's called Holly Willoughby Together. It's sponsored by Voie, which I believe is a company that sells fat jabs. And it's her attempt to move on, from Wokai TV to move on from the mainstream media that we know is dying on its arse, and to create an audience of her own after a disastrous few years, which saw her career being seriously impacted by the terrible behaviour of Phillips Schofield, who you probably remember shagged a young teenage runner in his This Morning dressing room and the whole broadcaster, including Holly, let's just be honest about it, covered it up. But I have always had a positive relationship with Holly, unlike Phillips Schofield.

I don't believe she's a terrible woman. But what is going to be very interesting is whether she really genuinely can make this move. Because she thinks that she's going to come to YouTube and that the millions of people who tuned in at ITV by virtue of the fact that she's number three on the TV remote are going to come to. Whereas as other people in the independent media like Lauren, the insider, have been pointing out, okay Holly, if you're in this space, we want to see that you are truly independent. We want you to reverse the ban that loose women and woke I TV made on Sammy Woodhouse, the Pakistani Muslim rape gang survivor and actually interview her. So that's going to be a big test for Holly.

If you just move off Wokai TV and you bring the same bullshit, the same woke bullshit that is peddled on Wokai TV to YouTube, you're not going to succeed. today, and I'm so sorry that I'm going to do this term, I'm sure he's horrified. Connor Tomlinson, who is the independent host of Tomlinson talks here on YouTube, is going to review the first look at Holly's show. It's probably not your cup of tea, Connor, but stand by, because I just want to set it all up before we get there. Because what Holly has done, and again, I think this is a big mistake,

is that she's tried to win over the mainstream media rather than fellow YouTubers. And that's a mistake. She should be here on outspoken. She should be on Tomlinson Talks. She should be on trigonometry. She should be on Lauren the insider. That's how she's going to build an audience at this point. Instead, what she's done is taken the Shrek-like showbiz editor of the Daily Mail,

a truly reprehensible woman called Katie Hind out for lunch, and convinced Katie to do a total 180 and pump out propaganda like this on the Daily Mail. website. Watch. Holly Willoughby is back. Two and a half years after she sensationally quit this morning, she is about to launch a YouTube program, Holly Willoughby, together. She invited me for brunch, where she gave me a sneak preview of what is going to be in her new program. Now, of course, not everybody likes Holly. She's had a bad rap. She's had a hard time. People are very, very critical of her. She acknowledged that she knows she's not everyone's cup of tea, she told me. Of course, many

would be worried, fearful in fact, that people would be widely criticising her, ridiculing her for such a project. So I asked her about this and her response was she's not fearful because of course she's had real fear when plots to kidnap rape and murder her was spoiled back in 2023. Together features various segments including fashion, cooking, interviewing real life people Giggles with her angeles friends such as Gaila GERlo Buntan.

Whilst many around Holly don't like the comparisons of this morning, I think that ITV bosses are going to be green with envy when they see Holly's new project because actually it's probably better than this morning is today. When Holly and Phil presented together, it would regularly get between two and three million viewers. Today, it's struggling to stay about half a million with Cat Dealey and Ben Shepard. I think this is going to be huge for Holly.

I think anyone that watches it will love it. She's relaxed. She's funny. She swears. She makes very rude innuendoes. And I think this is going to be the start of something really brilliant for her. The problem is no one cares what someone reprehensible in the mainstream media like Katie Hine thinks. No one listens to her anymore.

Instead, they're watching people like Lauren the insider who, look at these numbers actually. Her episode exposing Holly Willoughby's life. already has more views than the trailer for Holly Willoughby's show. And in that episode, Lauren claimed that Holly Willoughby isn't actually independent. Watch. This is just utterly, utterly ridiculous. Go ahead, Holly, right? Come into YouTube, you are more than welcome, Poppet.

But if you want to pretend you're independent, I am absolutely going to call this out, because you're not independent. You've got a management, you've got a production company, you've got a publicist, you've got gatekeepers. There is a reason that only one media outlet has mentioned Voie and the fact that Holly Willoughby has taken a lot of money from a weight loss company that sell weight loss injections. And that was the daily mirror.

And the mention was three lines buried in amongst a load of other, Tosh. And this is what I mean. Lauren also revealed that the show is made by Hungry Bear. That is a company owned by Holly Willoughby's husband, Dan Baldwin. But guess who their biggest client is? The Pido Central Hub BBC. It gets worse. So the show is made by her husband's production company, Hungry Bear.

Now, this is what none of the media will tell you. you, Hungary Bear is the BBC's fourth biggest supplier by spend. This is a production company that has deep, dependent access on broadcaster commissioning. It is not indie and it is not outsider territory. Dan Baldwin is one of the most powerful people within broadcasting. and it's all feeling a little bit Megan Markle to me. We've got a purpose-built studio, a full team, backing from a production company that ultimately look to be propping the BBC up in terms of entertainment content. And Holly has said she wants to unlearn all the telly stuff and be more normal.

This is just utterly, utterly ridiculous. Lauren also interviewed Rob Shooter, who thinks Holly is too cowardly actually to do what she needs to with this show. What's also interesting is in the trailer, before I even saw the trailer, I said to Dan Witten, we were messaging, and I said, right, I'm laying a bet now, Dan, the official trailer, she'll be swearing loads in it, because she wants everyone to know.

She's not Holly Willoughby from this morning. She's really, she's a daredevil. Who knows? She might even have a cocktail in the morning on screen. And lo and behold, there I think I counted four swear words in the trailer. It's just so predictable, Rob. It is, but swearing is so interesting. Swearing people do when they're too frightened to say real words. Holly, tell us how you feel about Megan.

Holly, why don't you tell us how you feel about the new Prime Minister? Holly, why don't you tell us how you feel about working for a really big TV institution? No, she ain't going to do that. So what's she going to do? she's going to drop a few F-bombs. And that makes her cool and edgy and independent. No, it doesn't. Makes you a coward.

Okay, Connor Thomason, are you ready for this? Are you ready to watch the show? I don't know about green with Envy Dam, but I'm going grey with boredom. I mean, blimey. I can't even remember what the Fat Jab company is called. It began with a V, but I would prefer to use the V word vapid instead because all of these celebrities just want to recycle their careers

from talking heads to lifestyle bloggers as if they have anything admirable or worth listening to, or as if they're entirely manufactured personas or lifestyles are attainable, enviable, virtuous. I don't think I'm the market for this, funnily enough, and I don't think there is going to be much of a market for it. And so I would be surprised, Dan, as the likes of Lauren and that are saying, is if this gets the rosy reception that they're expecting. And I also wouldn't be shocked if there were enough comments about, Philip Schofield that they decided to turn the comments off. Yeah, exactly.

Oh God, don't give people ideas. Okay, Connor, so we're going to watch this together. You know, that's your prejudgment, but maybe just maybe you'll be wild when you actually see the show. So let's watch together. Together. Well, let's do it here. Let's do it here.

Okay. Okay. Are you ready? Right. Today, today, today. Today, we are talking jumpsuits, high street makeup, fashion. Smash burgers, beautiful flower arrangements, tequila, Caribbean food.

I've heard in the whole. Spaghetti. Hoops. Spaghetti hoops. It's called Spag Bowl. Oh no! Motherf-f-e- I feel like I'm on Onlypans. Hello, hello. Sorry, I said I could do it. I'm a moron.

I'm gonna just see her getting changed. She doesn't give a shit. She'll take her clothes off in front of anyone. That's me. Jules, do you know what you're doing? Does anyone know what they're doing? Not really. Hi.

Hi. How are you? Should we have a drink? I love that. Cheers. Check out my bangers. Come and have a seat. Right, who wants to try this?

Come and try some. This is mum's one, so I better not get this one wrong, otherwise she won't forgive me. Okay, so they're definitely going for naughty Holly, aren't they, like non-I-TV Holly Connor? Yeah, they're doing either, like, Nigella Lawson, I'd like a little bit of innuendo, or the vibe that they had on, what was that key, Eve Lemon's show that she did. Celebrity Juice. Honestly, Dan, yet again, after watching that trailer, I don't know, there's blades of grass. I'd rather watch.

Well, it's not finished. It's not finished, Connett. We got more. We got more. Let's keep going. The idea is that you are just backseat drivers teaching me how to cook. Okay, this, go ahead.

How much? Go ahead, I'll tell you. Really? Oh, sorry, sorry, sorry. I meant start. Okay, sorry. Sorry. I don't like cook.

Keep going. You ready? Yes. Okay, let's do this. Jules was the most beautiful, happy boy. So when I was really campaigning hard, I'd walk past one. And then I said, go, come on, Jules. He got stuff to do as if he's still alive. Like taking him with me. Yeah, I mean, I think they're always with you, right?

I'm less excited about the type of fashion you're going to make me wear today. Yeah, no, that looks deadly. This is just so not me. I'm so proud of you. I forget if I run too fast, I'll just get pulled back in like a parachute. I think you just go, oh my God, it's genius. Because it's interesting to me, Conner, she's doing the big interviews because do you remember during this morning days,

Holly always felt like Phillips Schofield tried to overshadow her and would never let her take the lead? So I think it's quite interesting that she's saying she is going to do some of these interviews, but do you understand what Lauren the insider has sort of suggesting, in terms of, well, okay, but it's who you're going to interview, because are you truly going to question the narrative, are you going to stick to exactly the same types of guests

that we would see on this morning, and then it's not so interesting? Well, I imagine it's both brand and regime safe, then, I think the content's going to be very sanitised. Though just perhaps a bit of an observational point, because I'm clearly not the target demographic for this, I think you've proven that point by the incessant number of clips we've been watching. I, as a man, I'm getting tonal whiplash,

going from cooking celebrities to trying on clothes in a sort of whimsical way and sticking your bum in the camera to then interviews with grieving mothers and for me I mean women may feel differently about this they might just feel that they can sort of have all the emotions at once

and have it sort of partitioned so it's very satisfying to me I mean that would be the sign of someone very unstable if you could go from talking about like grief and the loss of a child to yay aren't we putting too much oil and aren't I making loads of sausages and it like can we it's something profoundly weird and unsurious well i guess it's always what this morning has done isn't it that's the whole thing and she's trying to do the new this morning because this is

going to be released twice a week on a tuesday and a friday at 10 a m what time does this morning start connor 10 a m so she's trying to offer a direct alternative to this morning which had that mix of content but you're right i think on youtube people sort of choose what they want so if they want to watch cooking, they'll watch cooking. If they want to watch a serious interview, they'll watch a serious interview. Maybe she'll cut them up as it goes on. I don't know. But this is the last part, Connor. I promise. I've done half my face with High Street makeup and half my face with high-end makeup. Saturday morning.

She's really baby. The 90s icons. These are the baby's face. I thought they were going to be really heavy. Shag, Maria Boyd. So who is it? Bropekett, Ramesh. Josh, I would shag. It would be Rommis. Whoa!

Oh, I was just sending Ramesh the video of you saying that you wanted to shag. It's a... Trying to reveal myself. That's how I get my racing. Oh my God, I did it again. Right, wish me luck, guys. What could possibly go wrong? So, I mean, it does feel more like the real Holly Willoughby, I guess.

They're her actual friends, like the members of the All Saints, that the, you know, Emma Bunton from the Spice Girls, they are her genuine friends, not her TV friends. Yeah, one final comment, if I may, Dan. If my wife was hosting a show where she was talking about a bunch of comedians and which one she'd like to shag or snog, especially she gave the safe answer, which is, I'd definitely shag the Indian guy. No, you wouldn't.

I mean, sorry, nobody would. Okay. But if she was doing that, we'd be having words at the very least. So I just think this is the like mummy blog version of Call Her Daddy. And yeah, I think I'll be given it amiss, thanks. I'm probably too heterosexual for this. Conor Tomlinson. Brilliant review. Sorry for putting you through it. Thank you so much. And of course, if you do want to subscribe to Connor Tomlinson for far, far more serious discussions than Holly Willoughby's together, you can find Tomlinson talks on YouTube and Substack. Thank you so much, Connor.

We're going to reveal now the worst Britain in the world this week, though. This is when we put your Union Jackass nominations from across the week head to head on Monday. It was the former Deputy Prime Minister. Oh, I love saying that Calamity Lammy. Tuesday, the new Prime Minister Andy Burnham. Wednesday. Shabana MacMood, who is continuing as Home Secretary. Thursday, Gary Linneka. Okay, your comments are in.

Clo-Clo-Clo-X says Shabana laughing at releasing murderers. John Morrison says, in the last few years, Gary Linneka has said enough to earn the title of Worst Britain every week. Desperate to pay more tax this week will soon start telling the government how it should be spent, no doubt. Wardy allotment says, I'm sure Lennox's accountant can work out what an extra 10 or 20% would be on his tax bill, then he could quietly give that to HMRC, and we wouldn't have to see pictures of him in the news with his smug, slimy smile.

I'm so fantastic grin trying to stay relevant. The Ant Man Channel says Lammy looks like it pains him to think. Luckily, he's not going to have to think so much now. Dead Eye Survivor says the correct answer is David Lammy. The removal of a report being released on sex crimes from foreign men on British women, and young girls. Irish Rover 24 says Burnham looking like a carbon copy of the guy you just got rid of. Steamed Ham's 87 says so Burnham was a mayor and now suddenly he's running the country. This can't be happening. Roxy 18 said Burnham deciding he is PM and simply walking into number 10 and Bruges

UK says Burnham gets my vote forced to change to leadership and he'll be just as wet and pathetic as Stama Labor needs to go. Okay, I'm going in right now to get these results. Hot off the press. Okay, here we go. 48,000 of you voting this week. You are incredible. Thank you. Thank you so much.

In fourth position with 16% of the vote, the outgoing Deputy Prime Minister, Calamity Lammy. In third position, with 17% of the vote, the Home Secretary Shabana MacMood. The runner-up with 29% of the vote, Gary Linneka. But it had to be him this week, didn't it? the new Prime Minister, the Rat King of the North, with 38% of your vote, the worst Britain in the world this week is Andy Burnham. We're moving over to Substack now to continue the conversation with Paula Frolic Unscensored.

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