Dan Wootton Outspoken - ELON MUSK'S FLAG WAR WITH NIGEL FARAGE AS REFORM UK FINALLY UNVEILS MASS DEPORTATION PLAN

Episode Date: August 26, 2025

BREAKING TODAY: Elon Musk rains on Nigel Farage’s parade, with the world’s richest man issuing a shock challenge to the Reform UK leader to proudly fly the St George’s England flag and backing Rupert Lowe. His intervention has overshadowed the poll-leading party’s long-awaited mass deportation plan, as people question which Nigel we should believe. And whose response on the right should we trust: Rupert Lowe, who says this is not a real mass deportation plan, or Julia Hartley Brewer, who has said she will quit Talk TV to help Farage implement the plan in Downing Street? In his Digest, Dan's analysis of an Overton Window shifting day in British politics thanks to the so-called online right. Then Peter Whittle, the founder and director of the New Culture Forum, joins us live. PLUS: Notting Hill Carnage, as a double stabbing takes place at Sadiq Khan’s out of control so-called multicultural celebration, with arrest numbers soaring. Surely it’s now time to just shut this damn thing down? AND: Iain Lee BANS Reform UK voters, who he derides as racist, from buying tickets to his new live show. Is that sort of leftie discrimination allowed? THEN IN THE UNCANCELLED AFTERSHOW: Dan hosts a special edition of the show reviewing episode by episode the second series of With Love, Meghan on Netflix so you don’t have to watch. Sign up to watch live or on demand and totally ad free at https://www.outspoken.live Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Elon Musk reigns on Nigel Farage's parade with the world's richest man issuing a show. shock challenge to the reform UK leader to proudly fly the St. George's England flag while backing Rupert Lowe. That somewhat overshadows the poll-leading party's long-awaited mass deportation plan. But which Nigel should we believe? It's a political impossibility to deport hundreds of thousands of people. We simply can't do it. We can deport hundreds of thousands of people over the five years of a reform government. Thank you. And whose response on the right should we trust?

Rupert Lowe, who says this is not a real mass deportation plan or Julia Hutley Brewer who has revealed live on air that she will quit Talk TV to help Farage implement the plan in Downing Street. I will leave this job

and I will come and work in government to push this place. policy through. My analysis of an Overton window shifting day in British politics, thanks to the so-called online right in my digest next. Then Peter Whittle, the founder and director of the New Culture Forum, joins me live. Also coming up on the show today, Notting Hill Carnage as a double stabbing takes place Zizek Khan's out-of-controlled so-called multicultural celebration with arrest numbers soaring well over 500, surely it's now time just to shut this damn thing down.

Ian Lee bans reform UK voters who he derides as racist from buying tickets to his new live show. Is that a sort of lefty discrimination? Is it really allowed? And the town that diversity destroyed. We'll take a close-up look at the tragic case of Bournemouth. Then we have a very special uncannselled after show today on Substack as usual, but for one day only, I want you to stick with us here on YouTube because we will be

premiering the show live. My crack team of royal commentators have watched all 283 minutes with Love Megan season two to provide you with every awkward interaction, every dig at the royal family and every cringe lie about Prince Harry. So you don't have to watch. You can see there joining me for the special episode by episode rundown. Angela Levin, Samantha Markle, the Sidley Twins and Lauren Lund Farrow. So all you have to do today for one day only is just stick around on YouTube. At the end of the show, we will be premiering it live. And I really, really hope you get a taster of what we do over on Substack every day. Also, at the end of the show, we'll be revealing a brand new Greatest Britain and Union Jackass. You choose the worst

Britain in the world today. Here are your nominees. Emma Barnett, nominated by It's Only Me 44, for her deranged outburst over reforms illegal immigration policy. I'm going to play that to you in the digest in just one moment. Femi Ola Wally, nominated by Mad Dog Photo. Can we please have him on the list of jackasses on a permanent basis? Well, no, that won't do, but today you certainly can. And Ian Lee, nominated by Real Mick Casper, banning any reform voters coming to his show, all thick and racist disgusting. So three interesting choices there. Obviously, Ian Lee, Emma Barnett feature later in today's show. Femiola Wally, you know what was going on with him and Lucy Connolly yesterday. So get your votes in, get your comments in for our 300th show. But now,

let's go. Nigel Farage was unequivocal when launching Operation Restoring Justice today, mass deportations are possible. He can deport hundreds of thousands of people over the five years of a reform government. But his plan today represents a massive victory for the so-called online right. You know commentators like me, Farage and Zia Yusuf were dismissing just a few short months ago

as unrealistic or extremists on the fringes for demanding mass deportations of every single illegal migrant in the country no matter when they arrived. Indeed, Nigel had even declared to Stephen Edgington of G.B. News in that now infamous interview that deporting hundreds of thousands of criminals

was impossible. It's a political impossibility to deport hundreds of thousands of people. We simply can't do it. At the moment, It's a political impossibility. But is it your ambition? No.

I'm not going to get dragged down the route of mass deportations or anything like that. I mean, people are always going to come and go, and we are a country that's engaged in international trade, and we have relationships around the world through the Commonwealth, etc. But yeah, we have to aim at a balanced migration policy. But net zero still means hundreds of thousands of people coming into Britain, immigrants coming into Britain, Isn't that too many? No, it may well be, but we have to start somewhere. Trump says in America that he wants mass deportations.

We're talking about hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants are in Britain at the moment. Some estimates say the number could even be in, you know, a million plus. So do you support deporting all of those people? It's impossible to do. Literally impossible to do. In terms of the atmosphere in Britain, are you concerned that there is a rising level of anti-white hatred? I'm just concerned about a deeply divided society.

So it is a question of will the real Mr Farage please stand up as his robust plan today calls for the UK to quit all foreign treaties used by lawyers to hamper deportations, up to 650,000 deportations over reform's first term in power, that's 288,000 a year, savings up over £40 billion, pounds, instant detention in camps for those entering the country, threats to countries refusing to accept returns treaties, rejection of concerns about what happens to illegal migrants when they're deported, sweeping detention powers for the Home Secretary, anyone who comes here illegally will be ineligible entirely to claim asylum. But does today's mass deportation plan really deliver? Well, there are two clear schools of thought on this, with in the so-called online right. The first is that reform is the best we are ever going to get

and they've moved as far to the right on this issue as they'll go. Indeed, Julia Hartley-Bruer, the star host of Talk TV today pledged live on air during her show. I wonder how her boss has felt about that, that she will quit her media career to help push through Farage's plan. I'll say this right now on Cameron.

and I'll say this to Nigel Farage right now. I will leave this job and I will come and work in government to push this policy through because I'm willing to take all the flack. I'm willing to take all the name calling. I don't care. I've had it for years and I've been talking about this issue

since about 2000. I've got a long track record on this. I am absolutely willing to go into government on a non-party political basis, go into government to help get that job done because I think that job needs doing. I'll swear to you right now, I will happily, happily do that. Happy to take on the civil service, happy to take on the House of Laws,

happy to take on the human rights lawyers, happy to do that because this is a job that we need doing. And if we want our country to stay the country that it almost still is for our children for the future, I'm afraid this is what we're going to have to do. It's going to have to be all hands on deck, you know, and we're going to have to do it. And I think it involves everybody, you know, don't just talk the talk, walk the walk. There we are. That's my offer to you, Nigel. Anyway, 1126 is at the time. But not everyone is as convinced. World by Wolf posted in April,

Zia Yous have promised we'd have a comprehensive plan to deport all illegal immigrants currently in the UK within five years. Today, Nigel Farage got on stage and said deporting millions of illegals is impossible and we'll have to settle for deporting 650,000 of them. And it was actually G.B News, which, surprisingly, given Farage as their star presenter, questioned him on his 180. Nigel Farage, last September you told G.B. News that it was a political impossibility to deport hundreds of thousands of people and that we simply couldn't do it. What has changed your mind that you now believe that you can? The political impossibility was deporting millions and millions of people, and that's where the argument had gone.

We had a situation, a political difficulty within Reform UK. This does happen to parties. They do have difficulties and problems. We had a problem that one of our MPs, who's no longer an MP, was talking about deporting entire communities, including people who've been born here. And frankly, we found that, unacceptable. And so I just did not want, I think you can quote me for another interview to get

dragged down the route of mass deportation. Rupert used that slide to take Nigel on directly. So after Farage posted, there is only one way to stop people coming into Britain illegally. We must to detain and deport them. It's time for bold action. Rupert shot back. Your three and a half page policy document is weak as piss. Farage? How on earth has it taken you so long to cobble this together? This isn't mass deportations. Your plan barely scratches the surface. 500,000 deportations? It's not enough. It's pathetic. That needs to be quadrupled at least. You stood across from me in that Essex hotel room and instructed me to remove the term mass deportation. You told the telegraph, it was a very grave,

dark and dangerous use of language. Were you lying then? or now? Which is it? Radical problems require radical solutions. There easily will be two million plus illegals by 2029, likely far more. They all need to go. Not some, as you were suggesting, but all. Britain needs real mass deportations. And he actually went much further than that. He said, Farage has just attacked me for backing mass deportations. Let me be clear about what happened. What he is referring to is my support for removing foreign dual nationals who were aware that their husband, brother, uncle or son, was raping vulnerable young white girls on an industrial scale. If they knew and did nothing, then yes. They should be removed from our country.

I make absolutely no apologies for stating that. I do not want such evil walking our streets, deport them all. If that results in entire communities being deported, then that is what must happen. Obviously, the number is irrelevant. Everyone who knew and did nothing must go. If a Pakistani woman knew that her husband was raping a young white girl facilitating it, then yes, she should go back to Pakistan with her husband. It's shocking that Farage doesn't agree. At a reform event in Essex, Farage even removed the line mass deportation from my speech. He later told the telegraph he thought it was a very grave, dark and dangerous use of language. What's changed? In that same speech, instructed me to remove a reference to deporting these complicit foreign nationals. I refused. I'm

glad I did. He said millions can't go. I disagree. My position is clear. And it's one the British people agree with. Mass deportation of every single illegal migrant. Abolished the entire asylum system, review all refugee claims given to illegal arrivals with deportation, the default, and actually the biggest problem of all legal immigration, a large number of legal migrants who have failed to uphold their end of the deal need to go home too. Not working, not contributing, not integrating, not speaking English. Go home. From what I can see, the reform plan is nowhere near enough. Even on deporting illegals, it's just not enough. It's weak. They all must go, not some all. Farage also was questioned why my plan would cost far more than his. His response? Because Zia is really good at maths.

No, it's because your plan is weak. All very disappointing. We need to be brave to take our country back and this is not brave. We have already shifted the entire public debate in six months. Let's keep pushing mass deportations, and I mean proper mass deportations must happen. And huge news today, because Rupert Lowe received strong backing on this very crucial day for Nigel Farage

from the international head of the online right, Elon Musk, who started the day by posting our gorgeous St. George's flag, prompting Tommy Robinson, To respond, revolution is coming. Nothing can stop it. The silent majority will be silent no more. Join us in our stand against tyranny on September the 13th. When Nigel posted this morning, look at these scenes from yesterday. As another 650 illegals arrived in Dover, Reform will announce our blueprint for deportations. Elon called him out, writing Post the Flag of England. By the way,

he also called for reform in the Church of England, arguing that it has been compromised. But this was very interesting to me because making his allegiance clear, Musk then posted research from Rupert Lowe's Rape Gang inquiry, pointing out that 85 cities in Britain where local authorities were complicit in the rape of children. So the clear understanding there is that Musk has not got back on board the Farage train, despite the mass deportation plan, and interestingly, he has targeted Farage for seemingly being scared of using the St George's flag, the England flag, because today, of course, he was behind what he described as the biggest Union Jack in the country, but there was no St. George's flag.

Of course, the MSM has been shaken to its very core, having to even countenance a discussion about mass deportations. Indeed, Emma Barnett on the BBC's Today program, had the cheek to You suggest Sia Yusuf couldn't state an actual fact. Why, you might ask, well, because no doubt it upset her liberal sensibility. Listen to this. Coming across the channel illegally are meaningfully more likely to be convicted of serious offences, including rape, including murder. You cannot say that. There's not facts to back that up. There absolutely are facts to back that up.

So if you look at, for example, Afghan nationals are 22 times more likely. to be convicted of a sex offence. This is the native British people. That is a, those are government statistics, and it's not a surprise. It is not a surprise. Who's a native British person, by the way? When you say native British people,

what's your definition of that? Citizens of this country. Okay. British nationals. Right. So not necessarily somebody who was born here, somebody who perhaps has gained citizenship after arrival. No, no, we're talking about British nationals.

So, yeah, that's the way the data is cut. And so, look, that is not us or me casting a subjective aspers. on anybody, that is a data point from the government. So if you don't like the data point, you'd have to demonstrate how it is false. And that is why, by the way, the country has had enough of this. We've had enough. How dare the BBC tell him you can't say that when he's stating a fact? But it just shows you that facts don't matter to them.

But as I've made clear, the right is just as unhappy. today with Maya Tusi, responding to Farage's plan this way. I thought it was politically impossible. As Reform said previously, that's the thing with party politics. They go where the wind blows. Keep pressure on them and they'll eventually follow you. They're not leaders, they're followers. And actually, I think that's our job here in the independent media

on what is my 300th show of outspoken. Let's necessitate these conversations. But I did want to give some credit to Farage for just one minute because maybe what's happening is that today he finally feels confident to express how he really feels. As World by Wolf pointed out about this unearthed clip that I'm about to show you, is this the real Nigel Farage? Here he demonstrates his encyclopedia knowledge. It's encyclopedic knowledge, sorry, if he not Powell.

Powell was his political hero and Farage calls him extraordinary in every way. Where did this Farage go? Clearly he was corrupted, somewhere along the way. A tragedy. Well, watch this and maybe hope that this Nigel Farage has today returned. The bloke was extraordinary in every way. But he said, I feel like the Roman, standing on the banks of the tiber, foaming with much blood. And of course, it became known as the rivers of blood speech. The problem with that speech was this. that you need to be in politics if you're there not just for a career but you're there to change things to move things on you need to be ahead of public opinion to try and be a magnet and to bring public

opinion and bits of the media and change with you i've done that throughout the last 20 years i've tried to keep putting the flag you know further and further out in the ground but there's a The problem, if you go too far ahead, and you go to a place that people simply aren't ready to even conceive, and it led to the destruction of the career of, without doubt, the most talented post-war politician in Britain, but it did something else. It also allowed that liberal media elite to make immigration a banned subject. From 1968 until me in 2003-4, nobody, with a sensible voice or view in British politics, dared to touch the subject.

So the irony was that Powell was right in many ways, not in every way, but right in many ways. The irony was he stopped it being a debate. So are we getting the old Nigel Farage back to react now? Peter Whittle, the founder and director of the New Culture Forum. Peter, huge day in British politics, one that has been somewhat overshadowed, at least online, by Elon Musk's intervention. I want to come to that in just one moment. But first, what do you make of Reform UK's plan?

Who's right on this? Is Julia Hartley Brewerite saying, actually, this is a... plan that she can get behind. She would happily, or she is planning, to quit her job and go and help. Nigel in Downing Street, it's that good. Or Rupert Lowe, who says, actually, this is just 600,000 people. It's not a proper mass deportation plan at all. Well, my attitude to it, my reaction to it was, first of all, pleased to actually see, you know, sort of figures out there, actually, and practical measures and I think this is the first time

we've seen this from any party so that in itself is extremely refreshing and encouraging when it comes to you know I think it's entirely doable I would I don't believe that you know Nigel was right

when he said that originally about things not being doable can't go down that route and those sort of things he said I think it's completely doable when there is a will to do something like this then there is always a way Dan and if nothing else

the pandemic actually is what taught us that and taught many people that governments can do, they can move heaven and earth when they need to so I've been broadly encouraged by it

I think Julia was very brave to sort of say on earth she would leave her job and go and help. I'm poorly behind it. I think that one thing I would say is that it could well be that in fact it gets even more radical as time goes on. We are still maybe one, three or four years away from an election. What do you make of this Elon Musk intervention today

because the timing is not coincidental. He's well aware that Farage is launching this mass deportation plan. He started, and I thought it was glorious and beautiful, by the way, posting that St. George's flag. But two direct responses to Nigel Farage, one, really calling him out for not using this flag. And you will note today, Peter, and for a lot of reasons you can understand why,

of course, Reform UK is a party of the United Kingdom. But he seems to have picked up on this sense that Nigel Farage is in some way not completely embracing this, raising the colours movement, certainly not when it comes to the England flag. Yes, it's interesting, actually, because there's no question that the England flag absolutely predominates in this particular initiative that's been going on raising. the carlots. I spoke about this actually on the New Culture Forum yesterday. Enormous response, actually, Dan. I mean, you talk about the Oberton window, you know, shifting. I mean, it's extraordinary. People just are so sort of relieved to see some form of reaction. And I would say, of the very best kind, i.e. a peaceful one. You know, no one is suggesting anything else other than that. but that it's a kind of a mass movement

which has actually come from the absolute grass roots. It's a groundswell, you know, in a classic case of a groundswell. And I think that's wonderful. When it comes to Elon Musk, I mean, I think that, well, I mean, I would say that Nigel can't then start posting, you know, just because Elon's told him to, in the nature of these things.

my my sort of perception is that in these matters that Elon Musk's voice has sort of diminished anyway I feel we've got the kind of wind in

ourselves ourselves now but of course you know one wants his support but I think that whereas once upon a time it was sort of directing things I don't think it is it is now one thing I would say by the way

you know, about this point that people have been mentioning about leadership and how, you know, Nigel was saying one thing and then basically now he's following, you know, the public where the public opinion is going. I'd say one thing about that, and I worked with Nigel very closely for a long time, actually, Dan. Where I always admired him is that he was doing everything, leader should do when it came to Brexit. When he started UKIP in 1993, I mean, essentially

you were a nutcase if you believed in leaving the EU. It was the most kind of fringe of fringe beliefs. And he stuck at it for 20 years until the early naughty's order finally broke through. well if that isn't doing what you're meant to do as a leader and I don't know what is. I mean, if you bring people round to your view, then basically, you know, that is what the issue is. If there's a difference this time, I think it is because it's a new game they're playing.

It's an entirely new game. You're talking about something which should have been unthinkable even two or a year ago, and that is a Farage government. And so I think there might be an element of having, you know, carrying the Ming Vars very carefully across, you know, the shiny floor, you know, as they always say about elections. So I think that that is what I would say possibly is behind that. But, I mean, I think it is, they are getting used to reform to an entirely new game. Actually, for that matter, so are we. I mean, I found it extraordinary and interesting.

how a government is going to be, a reform government is going to be, at the press conference this morning in that big hanger, which I thought was quite inspired actually to do it there. You might have did you what, I don't know if you watched it all down. Yes, I did.

All of the mainstream media, all that they were concerned about was what would happen to these people if they would return to various countries. It didn't give a damn about anything to do with the British people,

they never even mentioned any victims of any of these people. They did not mention social cohesion. They didn't mention any of the things that worry, I would say, the vast majority of people, and certainly people like you and me, at all. All they were talking about was,

are you quite happy for people to go back with the possibility that they will be tortured or something like that? To Afghanistan, the Taliban, totally. I mean, they showed their true cause. No, they showed that you cause, I would say this, and this is another thing, and I know I'm going on a bit now to the way down, but the fact is compared to Brexit, getting this sort of thing done is going to, well, Brexit will be like a tea party,

because how people in our establishment have defined themselves for so long now is on issue such as this, on their attitude to migration, on their belief that's somehow their responsibility is to the global community, not to the British one. Their general disdain, therefore, for the British one, their dislike of the nation. All of these things, they are going to fight tooth and now. I think it is going to be the hardest battle to get these things implemented. That, by the way, is not saying they shouldn't be put forward to be implemented. Of course they should.

It's just that I think that we're, you know, we've got a mother of all. battles facing us. And in fact, we saw it in a brief way this morning with the mainstream press all assembled there. Breaking right now, the Notting Hill Carnival is a murderous disgrace on the United Kingdom and must be shut down once and for all. Unfortunately, all you're being told by the mainstream media and even the police is propaganda. But the new statistics which have just been revealed

prove that Kahn's festival was more out of control this year despite all of the extra policing and even the introduction of dystopian facial recognition technology. Look at this new release just out from the Metropolitan Police who of course report to citizens. Card. Carnival. So this is the actual headline. Carnival sees a reduction in serious violence as officers make 528 arrests. Now let me show you the graphic of arrests since the year 2000. And you will see quite clearly that that means there have been far more arrests this year

than in previous years. And as you can see, since COVID, far, far higher, and that means that this carnival is getting more violent. But back to the propaganda from the Metropolitan Police, a proactive policing operation there to 528 arrests and a reduction in serious violence over the two main days of the Notting Hill Carnival. There were 200 arrests on Sunday and 328 on Monday. Officers responded to four reports of stabbing or slashing incidents. Now, I just want us to take a step back for a single second

and imagine that I was reading out that bulletin from the police about next months uniting the Kingdom rally being hosted by Tommy Robinson. Or I was reading that report from the police about a hotel, migrant hotel, protest in EPI. It would never happen because this is propaganda and it is propaganda designed to keep us silenced about shocking violence from this despicable, murderous event which does not prove that multiculturalism is alive and well,

but indeed quite the opposite. And I am so sick of the hypocrisy. I mean, I was looking at the mainstream media yesterday. I've got some headlines from the, BBC, for example. Look, you'd think this was just a really positive parade, getting into full swing. No, no, no, no. There were 528 arrests, colourful Notting Hill Carnival revelers party in the street. It was even worse over on Sly News. Watch this from their so-called reporter Shaman Freeman Powell.

I am taking part. I've infiltrated the extreme carnival band, which is currently repping St. Lucia. As you can see, it's all very chaotic. Carnival is now in full swing. I'm currently with this band. We've got this amazing costumes, as I say, they're representing St. Lucia. Today is Adults Day. Yesterday we saw the children's parade today's today for adults to have fun and take part in the

Carnival parade. Sly news is the regime media, right? It is not a legitimate outlet because do you remember at the last Tommy Robinson rally, even though there was no violence or no arrest, they sent their crime correspondent because they were so determined to make this an issue of police and violence at an event like Notting Hill Carnival where there is so much violence that four people are been stabbed, 528 people have been arrested, guess what Shaman Freeman Powell went on to do? She went on to dance in the parade, live on air. And for someone that's never been to Carnival, can you teach us a dance, teach us a move? How do you move to the rhythm of the music?

So when you're walking on the road, yeah, it's fast pace. So you kind of just have to walk. Okay, like that? I go in a road. I'm not going to run. I'm my hip swaying her. I'm going to play it. I'm going, okay.

Yeah, you have it. Around a million people will be taking part this weekend, enjoying the celebration of Caribbean culture, a British culture, of multiculturalism. Can you believe that? She is literally dancing in the streets as hundreds of people are getting arrested, and they just ignore that.

And most of the mainstream media does. I mean, Paul Joseph Watson pointed this out, from the Times and wrote otherwise peaceful, apart from the check notes, 140 arrests. And there is the Times headline, Notting Hill Carnival, 140 arrests on otherwise peaceful Sunday. And of course, it just got worse. I mean, let me take you through the list, the actual list, a breakdown of the offences. There were 32 assaults on police, 46 examples of possession of an offensive weapon, 70 examples of possession of cannabis, 32 arrests for possession of Class A drugs, 44 arrests for drug supply, five for robbery, four for violence with injury, 36 for other violence, 18 sexual offences and 1336 other offences. not to mention the fact that there were 100 arrested in raids

before the Notting Hill Carnival even began. So I repeat, this is a murderous, violent festival that the mainstream media works with the political establishment to cover up, and there is absolutely zero chance that if we were talking about any other type of event, certainly an event involving, for example, football or an event where people might be raising the colours and waving the St George's flag, that it would even be countenanced that it was allowed to continue. And I actually loved this from Peter Lloyd, the suffragette, who really blew a hole in Sadiq Khan's claims about this festival. Welcome to Carnival.

The streets have come alive in Notting Hill as we celebrate Carnival. This celebration of Caribbean culture sees people of diverse backgrounds come together to enjoy food, dance, music and so much more. This is Carnival has additional significance as we mark 75 years since the Windrush generation. generation. And we pay tribute to the Caribbean with men and women who came to our city and forged a new Britain after the Second World War. I want to thank everyone who's planned this event for months as it's one of the biggest celebrations of our diversity. Peter Whittle, founder and director of the New Culture Forum, I'm sick of this. I am so sick of this now. Like, how on earth can we just sit back as the mainstream media literally pretend like this event is something that it's

not. It's insanity. It is insanity, Dan. When I was on the London Assembly, which of course is the body, a totally anonymous body that basically surrounds Sadiq Khan, you know, in London, the Notting or Carnival was sort of like this extraordinary sort of emblem of everything they believed in and indeed that goes for the media too actually

but somehow that you could not criticise it not really you could talk about safety measures or whatever it would be but essentially it really was an emblem of everything that they believed in and indeed everything they thought London should be

and so the idea that you would stop it because it just wasn't working well that would come as a kind of absolute body blow to these people's beliefs you know in diversity is our strength you know diversity is not our strengths I'm sorry I'll say that quite clearly I think that a lot of people will happily say that now because everything has shifted very much it's absolutely not the point about the Nottingale carnival which has been going for I think it's since the 1950s I think maybe at the very early

90s, he said it was always a great trouble. It was always sort of like basically troubled usually on a Sunday night and then on the bank holiday Monday. People in Notting Hill hate it. You know, there are all sorts of things that happened that now we know long hear about simply because we're not told. I mean, so, for example, police just told in many ways

to go easy on people, you know, is to just simply not arrest. Because they do not want the statistics. I mean, we've seen that from the way that they have framed this. It's like, oh my God, Peter, we now live in a world where the police don't actually just tell us straight what happened at an event. It comes with a clear political philosophy. And I just want you to weigh in, Peter,

on what you think the chances. I mean, you know a lot about these politics of, London, given your history on the London Assembly. And Ant Middleton, he genuinely believes he's got a shot, even though he will be running independently for the mayor of London. And this is a very patriotic guy. He's changed his whole ex-profile now just to the St. George's flag. And this is what he's had to say about this, Peter.

A firm reality of modern-day London to which Cannes promotes with pride, this is why we need the next mayor of London to prioritize and uphold Christian values, morals, and principal and not third world, backwards divisive and uneducated cultures. He went on to say, this is why I must become the next mayor of London. We literally have to make this happen so I can put a stop to this absolute madness, unprofessionalism, incorrect and embarrassing use of police resources immediately. I need to lead our capital city, full stop. I will call upon the British people when the time comes.

And I have to be honest, Peter Whittle, I am goddamn. am with this man. I am completely with this man because, you know, evolution isn't going to work in London. Like, the greatest city in the world has been destroyed. We need a revolution. And I'm feeling like he might be the one to do it. I think of everybody, you know, who basically broadly comes from our side of the argument. I can't think of anyone who'd be better placed. I mean, first of all, and crucially, he has got familiarity. I mean, people know who he is. I'm not sure, Dan, maybe you know

whether, in fact, reform are going to adopt him as a candidate or not. No, so Dauv said no. They've said no, because, of course, he's supported Tommy Robinson, hasn't he? So they're now pushing, reformers pushing this woman, Laila Cunningham, who is seemingly very good on law and order. She is a Muslim woman.

And clearly they believe that they've got to go for this identity politics thing, which I think is disappointing. I mean, why the hell they turned on and Middleton, Peter, I will never for the life of me understand. You know, they took him. Nigel Farage took him to Washington, D.C., to be there by his side for the inauguration of Donald Trump.

He sends a tweet out supporting Tommy Robinson and has committed to speak at the Uniting the Kingdom rally next month, and he's dropped. And I just think it is so ridiculous and short-sighted on the behalf of Reform UK. But we know this is what they do. Yeah, I think that that is a bad move to do that. I think the thing is what he's up against, which is undeniable, you know, whoever you're talking about, is that London has changed so drastically. People now, they vote along cultural lines.

You know, they vote along cultural lines. The, in Britain, sorry, in London now, it's like 37% white British. when I was born, 1961, it was 91% white British. In my lifetime, the whole city has entirely transformed, not just in the way that organically cities do, but actually in terms of what it actually is and who the people are. So all the parties scramble to try to respond to that. However, having said that, good luck to him.

I mean, really good luck to him. And I do think that essentially, if anyone could pull it off, it would be him. Because no one coming from any of the, you know, basically from the bowels of the various parties, they're just not going to be known enough. I mean, does anyone remember who the Tory was standing at the last, you know, election in London for the mayor? I don't think they can. You know, it's not regardless of whether she was good or bad.

But I think, you know, good luck to him. I think, you know, he would be taking on a boy, boy, a huge battle. Every single hustings would be against him. Every single institution would be against him. You know, it would be, it would require some balls to do it. I think he probably got them, don't you think? I think if anyone has? I think he has.

I mean, come on. He's an S-A-S guy. Do you know what I mean? He's got a criminal record. I don't have a problem with that. I want a hard man. I want a tough man. I want our version of Rudy Giuliani, who's going to say, enough is enough.

Because this city has to be saved. At this rate, people like me, we just want out. We just want out because what's happened is so horrendous. And then we see an event like the Notting Hill Carnival. We see it with our own eyes. We see what's going on. We see the last. levels of crime. And then it's like we're living in a dystopian parallel universe. We've got

sly news, dancing in the bloody street, as people are being stabbed. It's insane. It's absolutely insane. Breaking right now, Ian Lee, the former talk radio presenter and I'm a celebrity contestant, has sparked outrage and a free speech debate after publicly declaring that he doesn't want Reform UK supporters. Voters doesn't even mean MPs or members, but even if you're a supporter or a voter of Reform UK, he doesn't want you at his comedy event. Watch this video.

I'm doing a show at the Stables in Wavondon, Sunday, October the 5th. Can I just say there are only six tickets left and I've got a request. If you vote for reform and or you're a massive racist, if you vote for reform you are, please don't buy tickets for my show, please don't comment below, please don't interact with me. I don't want anything to do with you. These tickets are for nice, non-racist, non-thick people. Thank you. I mean, Peter Whittle, Ian Lee is a nasty, vile piece of work.

I mean, I had the displeasure of working with him. actually at talk radio. So I think in some ways this says more about him. But at the same time, unfortunately, I do see this becoming a trend in the division of which we're dealing with in this country. And it always comes from the left, Peter, it always comes from the left, people who are wanting to cancel others. But where do you stand on this? Like, should we in some way say, okay, Ian Lee has free speech too. And if he wants to ban a particular group of voters, even if it is over 30% of the country from his event, that's fair enough. Because I just imagine if it was another group of people that were intending to be banned, the left would be up in arms.

Yes. Of course they would. The fact is, though, as you just alluded to, it never happens. Because basically it's always coming from these so-called tolerant kind people. You know, one of the great sort of secrets of the past, you know, by 50 years about the left, is that they're actually nasty, awful people. Resentful, spiteful, nasty people. And somehow or other, they got themselves very good PR for quite a while, you know, where in fact, you know, they were actually the, you know, the good-hearted people

the sensitive people not so this character whom I have to say I did not know before Dan that I'm not familiar with him but in a way you don't have to be because I kind of know what you're just going to look at him

you know ghastly man sounds like ghastly man when it comes to banning I don't see how let him get on with it I mean I wouldn't want to go to his show if that's what he sort of thought

this is one of the problems with the kind of left-wing entertainment and arts establishment. You know, after a while, people sense, if it's not actually made completely crystal clear, like in this case, people sense that, you know what, these people, they don't like me. I mean, you know, for example, take, have I got news for you on the BBC,

a nice once upon a time mainstream kind of show that everyone watch? But it became quite clear that to many people, including people of my subsistence, I'm just thinking, you, the people on the panel here, they probably don't like the likes of me, you know. They don't like right-wing people. They don't like conservatives. They don't like Brexit years.

They don't like any of these things. So why should I watch you? Why should I give you my ticket money? Why should I watch you on TV? Why should I buy a ticket to your film? So any kind of division that there has been comes entirely from these people. I can't imagine a conservative.

you know or right right leaning performer even saying I don't want left No way because we are tolerant I mean Peter I honestly I think back to like when YouTube banned Navarra

Media and I was the first to say get them back even though they are my sworn enemies and they have tried to destroy me so many times because I believe that they still have a right to free speech even if I disagree with everything that comes out of that vile

little goblin Owen Jones's mouth. But I do think we're seeing the left become so toxic in this country, Peter. I've got another video to show you actually. This is, uh, in regards to the raising the colours campaign. But there's now a counter campaign where the left are not only taking down our beautiful national symbol, but actually quite revoltingly getting social media clout by stamping all over our flag, something that, you know, Donald Trump in America would say you should go to prison for a year for. Watch this. I mean, look, a typical ugly wotopian, you know, ugly both in looks and attitude, I would argue, but I mean, this is happening more and more.

I think, do you know what, in a way, in a way that I'm sort of almost tempted to say let them do it and basically by their actions they reveal themselves. Well, yes, because compare it to this, just before you go on, Peter, I just want to play some of the beautiful patriotic images of the people who are raising the colours. And I think you get a contrast, but you go on, Peter. Yeah. No, I think, yes, you can see by this.

I've been to down to Epping. I've been to, you know, Canary War. been to a number of different places, they are characterised by their peacefulness, characterised by the fact that there are families at these demonstrations, but also when it comes to actually putting the things up, who can possibly, you know,

you've only got to look at social media, really. Look at X, and, you know, some of the comments from people who are against this from kind of liberal left, usually kind of professional left wing types the condescension the snobbery is almost off the scale it is quite extraordinary

they have this visceral hatred a visceral hatred for this flag or whether it's the Union Jack or whether it's this one you know the potters and George and if people want to do that you know if they want to step they always take it one step further

as you say you know they have to be aggressive let them do it and face the consequences. Frankly, I think that actually besmirching the flag like that, if I weren't more of a, or if I weren't free speech fundamentalist, which I sort of am really, I would love. I know, I know. It's always that hard, it's that hard call, isn't it? But it's also, Peter, it's not just the hard left.

It's also sort of the Cameroons, you know, the centrist Tories that are showing their truth. colours. I want to show you an astonishing interview by Saida Vazi. I mean, I think she has now left the Conservative Party, but remember for a long time, she was a prominent member of the Conservative Party

who seems to be calling here on LBC, people fly in the St. George's flag as knuckle-dragging racists. Watch this. Who have in the past been attacked by people who have flown these flags, who have been

in areas where these flags have been used as a tool of incitement and hatred and division do feel that the use of this symbol once again by people on the far right as a divisive symbol should be condemned. And I condemn them. So somebody who's the granddaughter of two men who served in the British Indian Army as the niece of a Matt, a great uncle who was taken prisoner of war, and as the mother of a child who still serves in our armed forces today, I am incredibly proud of the Union flag and of the St. George's Cross. And that's why we've got to take it off

these knuckle-dragging racists, because we've got to say to them, you're not going to be allowed to use this symbol as a way of dividing our country. And that actually, and I go back to this, racist are no patriots. There are people in this country who are projecting themselves as patriots, but the way in which they are dividing the country, setting communities against each other, setting our communities and our country alike, they're arsonists, they're not patriots, and we've got to call them out for what they are. I mean, just extraordinary, Peter,

absolutely extraordinary. It's extraordinary, but also, yes, you're quite right. Not just a prominent in the Conservative Party, I think she was actually chairman, was she not? Or chairperson. Yes, she was. She was, undercoatment. I mean, it's kind of predictable from her, because basically, and also it's so disingenuous,

you know when she said i'm proud of the england flag i'm proud of no you're not not really you're proud of the union flag too i mean fact is is that people like varsity they don't really like the flag very much um they don't make such a song and dance about i don't know the kind of flags we've been seeing in london over the past four years you know with all the kind of um hate marches that there have been in London. Where were, you know, does she protest about any of that? No, I don't think so.

I mean, it's always, you know, eliding, basically people, ordinary people, usually, with the flag as being racist. You know, it's not working anymore. It's just not working anymore. You know, you've had this every time. You say, oh, we have to take the union flag

or the jaws cross, we have to get it out of the hands of the far right. Otherwise, we don't mind it. It's absolute rubbish. You know, they don't like the flag anyway. They don't, whoever's hands it's in, they do not like it. They detest it. They detest the whole thing of what it actually stands for, which is pride and nationhood and all of these things.

I think that they are, to quote, a much overused phrase, these days, they're on the wrong side of history. And I think this is going to become much, much clearer as time goes on. We're seeing it actually happening now. I think that, you know, there are two sets of people here. There are the kind of people who I think are politically, you know, ideologues who are against it. And then there were also the people who I would call our kind of knee-jerk,

kind of their knee-jerk, self-lovers, self-haters, which we have way too many of in this country. And you get a lot of those as well on the conservative side, particularly in the modern conservative party. This idea that somehow, as Cameron once said, we don't do flags, you know, the implication being is that, you know, this is all very vulgar and populist. Well, I'm afraid that actually the time has come,

well, we know that the time has when it's really passed. We have to do flags now. The situation is grave enough, and there is enough at stake that we have to do flags, and we should do them. Bournemouth, Britain's seaside paradise, has been destroyed. Violent crime has surged to 11,551 incidents, turning the resort into the Wild West, amid horrific attacks and even murders. And they look at the beach itself. Ezra Levant of Rebel News posted, this is not Gaza. This is Bournemouth in the UK. Here's the video that has gone viral. So what has happened to

So what has happened to Bournemouth? Well, in a major new documentary for the New Cultural Forum, Peter Whistle has argued that it is the town that diversity destroyed. Watch. Our political class in their munificence showered Bournemouth with the cultural riches of the third world. And what has been the result? Today, just a generation later,

Bournemouth is played by rape, child rape, violence, murder, sectarianism, gangs, and citizen militias. Many locals, women especially, are now afraid to go out into the centre after dark. What on earth has happened here? And the cases are horrendous, but none were so than one which is very close to my heart, having got to know his father, the death of Thomas Roberts.

In 2021, a 15-year-old girl was dragged into the sea and raped by one Gabriel Marinocha. Then, in early 2022, an Afghan asylum seeker, Laagin Absul Ramazani, stabbed a local man to death, Thomas Roberts. The Afghan had killed two people in Serbia previously, had fled to Norway, where his asylum claim was rejected, and then had come to Britain, where he claimed to be just 14 years old and was granted asylum.

In 2023, a group, A group of Asian males sexually assorted a 17-year-old boy while he was swimming in the sea. The same day, two 16-year-old girls were assorted outside a fish and chip shop. One sexually, the other was slapped. A week later, two young girls, aged just 10 and 11, were sexually assorted while swimming in the sea. According to the superb essay in the Pimlico Journal on Bournemouth, None of these crimes have yet been prosecuted. So why aren't locals getting involved, given what's happening to their town?

I think it's a real shame that feminist groups aren't getting involved. I can't believe they're not getting involved. And it just attests to their own cowardice. You know, they're so afraid of being called a racist that they will not protect women and girls from very clear data that supports that they are. a threat and a danger to us. Well, they weren't that good either on the grooming gangs, were they either? No, and already we're hearing reports that the migrants from the boats

have been involved with the grooming gangs. And, yeah, the silence, I think, is deafening from them, and I think they should be ashamed. Yet the lefties say all is okay. for those who insist in defiance of their eyes and ears the crime in Britain is actually falling and that we've never been safer well consider the following in the 10 years from 2014 here in Bournemouth the rate of rape has risen 276% that's rapes have almost quadrupled therefore in 11 years violent crimes have risen 177000 23% almost tripled. Public order offences have risen 223% more than tripled. In 2024, the rate of anti-social behaviour incidents was higher here than in any other part of the country, with the exception of Westminster. But of course, this summer, everything has changed.

In towns and cities across Britain, this summer has seen people's patients finally snap. Protests have sprung up around the country, including in Bournemouth, mainly targeting the hotels where these alleged refugees are being housed. The wave of crime and antisocial behaviour they bring with them includes sexual and violent crime in particular. A July 2025 Daily Mail report found 312 asylum seekers in UK hotels had been charged with 708 crimes over just three years, including 18 rapes, five attempted rapes, 35 sexual assorts, 51 thefts, 89 assorts, 43 drug offenses, 18 burglaries and 16 robberies. This data was from just 70 hotels. There are in fact 220 such hotels across the country.

And the host of that brilliant New Culture Forum documentary, Peter Whistle, is with me now. I'm delighted, it's exploding, it's going viral, it's had hundreds of thousands of views, it really deserves to. Because Bournemouth is a case study, I believe, in the overall destruction of the United Kingdom. Yes, I think it's particularly interesting case of Bournemus, Dan, simply. because as you know, and just in case anyone else doesn't know, or anyone who's watching from outside the UK, almost this was kind of a genteel place. It was when it came to resorts when I used to be taken as a kid,

and indeed party conferences used to be held there. Also, it was always considered rather refined, rather middle class. It didn't have the rough edges, if you like, of Margate or South End. But it has really, in a very short point, space of time being transformed, as we say in this. And we found from the reaction of people to this documentary such relief that people were even talking about it. Because if it can, this is a feeling if this can happen in Bournemouth,

it can happen absolutely anywhere. And of course, it is happening anywhere and everywhere. I think that what I remember first made my ears pick up about this was that rape statistic that you highlighted there. where you've got basically something like nearly 300% rise in rape. And it was completely concomitant with the huge surge in migration. And we were sort of very carefully going to gather the evidence together for this. He then made actually another documentary with Alex Phillips all about sexual crime,

you know, and how immigration had hugely turbocharged that. But in the case of former, people have actually tried to do something. There is a kind of citizens group that's been formed, a security group to try to patrol the town. And, you know, now that we've highlighted the case, hopefully more will be done, the piece of the clip you're showing here of this court of prayer. I mean, what did you make of it? because this has gone viral across the world, Peter, this clear. Well, because this happened, I think, just only last week or so.

So, you know, in other words, after we've done this programme. But when you look at it, all I see there is basically a show of dominance. I see, you know, why cannot people be told you can go to your local mosque? Or if you can go to the mosque, if you're here for the day, there are a mosque. in Bournemouth, go there and pray, why do you have to do this outside? No other religion does this. Why do you have to do this? And it is, I would say, like it's increasingly the case in European countries,

a show of presence, a show of dominance. And yes, I don't like to see it. I don't like to see it. And I think that if you were down there on the beach with your family, I think your instinctive reaction. which then men many people then cover up, remember. But what seemed to be reaction would be one of discomfort. Why are you doing this?

You know, why are you bringing in something to a completely sort of neutral and innocent setting of this, you know, seaside town? It's a great, great shame. But, I mean, what's happening in performance. But I think as well, you know, it was highlighted in the media. when I say highlighted, they covered it. There was a female couple. You know, one of them was murdered.

The other one was very badly injured in an attack. That was on the beach. You know, I'm not drawing any, you know, connection with what we've just seen or anything. But nevertheless, these are serious, serious things. It's not just a sort of trend. You see, the point is with all of this down, whether it is Bournemouth, whether it's,

and that's the young guy, Thomas there, who was an aspiring Marine, you know. And when you look at his case, you mentioned that, and you've seen his, you've got to know his father. Amazing man and his life totally destroyed. Totally destroyed. And also, if you look at the guy, all the things that it highlights, that one case shows such a level of ineptitude, incompetence, cowardice, and God knows what else. that in fact, you know, it almost defies belief. It's got it all. Everyone had blood on their hands in that situation.

I mean, he time and again, this murderer, this terrorist murderer slipped through the system to the point where he was in a school, you know, with 15-year-olds. It was absolutely sick. Got some breaking news here, though, Peter Whittle, which relates to what we were discussing earlier. in the show and exactly what I was predicting in terms of Elon Musk has just happened. This wasn't coincidental his posts in regard to Nigel Farage earlier in the day because he has now launched a

full throttled attack on the Reform UK leader. This has just been posted since we've been on air. I want to take you through it and then I'll get your reaction, Peter. So Elon Musk has posted on X. Fortunately, the reality is that Farage will do almost nothing to protect Britain. That is obvious. Existing law is clear that anyone who was an accessory to aggravated rape or murder, especially of children, is guilty of serious crime and must either serve time in prison if a citizen or be deported if not. The government simply needs to enforce the law. But Peter, huge line there.

the reality is that Farage will do almost nothing to protect Britain. Shots fired for Elon Musk. And we have to remember that Farage and Nick Candy were sitting down with Elon Musk at Mar-a-Lago in January. That's right, yes. I don't know what has Nigel Farage got back? Has he responded in any way? No, I mean, he has literally, Musk has literally posted that within the last five minutes.

Well, it's like a, it's basically a shot across the bow, isn't it? I mean, it's just like, you know, he's throwing down a gauntlet. You know, but I don't know what this state of relations is between them now, but I mean, it would seem to me that, you know, the best thing that Nigel could do would be to sort of just simply, well, actually, probably ignore it if he could bring himself to. But it's a difficult one. You know, I tend to feel that basically I was broadly happy with what I saw today. I think that, you know, I think there is more sincerity than maybe in Nigel that maybe Elon Musk gives him credit for.

Peter, another piece of breaking news. Are you a swiftie? I'm sorry. Are you a Swiftie? Do you know what that means? A fan of Taylor Swift. I know what it is. It's a fan of, yeah, Swift.

Literally, Justin, she's engaged to Travis Kelsey. And this is going to be news which absolutely dominates pop culture. And of course, what's interest me about this is the way that high profile figures sort of engineer this now. Look, there's a full photo shoot, which has been revealed. and they don't seem to do this with any publication or anything. They just put it out there all through. You know, she was on his podcast the other day. This is an interesting one for me.

I've actually, people might not know, but in my former life, I knew Taylor Swift pretty well, actually. I was one of the first people in the United Kingdom who sort of interviewed it and her everything. Her pop culture impact is massive, and this will be a huge story, Peter. I guess we should probably just say congratulations.

Let's hope you don't F her over because otherwise you will be subjected to the most terrible treatment in album after album after album. She's been with this guy for quite some time, right? Yeah, a decent period of time. A decent period of time. I mean, a lot of people always thought

she was going to end up with a Brit because, you know, she was with the Brits for a very long time, but this dude's like, he's all American. You know, he's the NFL superstar. Yeah. Now, I find the whole phenomenon of Taylor Swift very, very interesting. I mean, you know, I think it's always hugely interesting

why that particular person, you know, like Madonna actually, back in, well, that's my era in the 1980s. Why do these people become so big, so unbelieverably influential? What is it? what does it say about the current, you know, culture? I find that kind of very, very interesting. But, I mean, I'm sure I know more of her, more of her songs than basically, I, I, it's much better not to talk about Taylor Swift's politics

because she thought she was going to swing the US election when she came out in favour of Carmelah Harris, and it fell flat on its face. So I think Taylor Swift was much better when she stayed out of politics. But look, Peter Whittle, I feel like we've done it all today, good Lord. breaking news from Elon Musk going on an attack against Nigel Farage to Taylor Swift being engaged. But of course, your brilliant, brilliant documentary on the way that diversity destroyed Bournemouth is available to watch as part of the Heresies series on the New Culture Forum.

And I'm very delighted to say, I am going to be appearing on the New Culture Forum this week on the deprogrammed podcast, which I'm very, very excited. excited about. So I'll show everyone that when it's out, but I'm recording that tomorrow morning. So Peter Whittle, thank you so much. Thank you very much, Dita. Thank you. Now, don't go anywhere because, of course, straight after the show today, our major Royal Uncanceled After Show is going to be premiering live on YouTube. I want you to be part of this. It's really good fun. So don't go anywhere because it starts in just five minutes time. But first, I want to reveal today's greatest Britain and Union Jackass. Before I do that, though, to your comments, lots of superchats today.

Stevie Leeds says anyone with the brain needs to be advanced UK party supporters. Farage is flip-flopping. Eclectic Deb says, it's amazing to me that there appears to be a worldwide script for this agenda. I hear the same exact garbage from the left here in the US. And Helen O.D. says, if people keep telling themselves that reform is the only hope, they are in big trouble. It's a long, long time till the next election, plenty of time to test and challenge. That's sort of where I'm at, Helen. Stuart Pfeiffer says, I'll be voting for Advance UK. In my eyes, reform is just another Labour or Conservative Party.

Farage will say one thing to get our votes. The flip-flop wants in power. Dominus Diabolus says, The last time I listened to BBC Radio for about seven years ago, there were several women telling me how racist the country was, never tuned in again. Have to say, nothing has changed. From Pamela, I used to trust Nigel until I saw an interview where he said that he is not going to do a mass deportation of these criminals and that's it for me. The trust has gone. We are in a bloody mess. Tina Kennedy says, still can't believe this man thinks we will take him seriously while he is still providing Zia Yusuf around, get him out first and then maybe. Oh my God, I so agree with you on that one. And similar from Stu Kellor, who says Zia is the real leader of reform. What was he even doing on the stage? He couldn't wait to make himself. central attention. I thought that. He's the head of bloody Doge UK. Why is he leading a mass deportation

press conference? What the hell does he know about that? Okay, to your union jackass nominees. Emma Barnett, nominated by It's Only Me 44, for her deranged outburst about reforms legal immigration policy. Femi Olo Wally, nominated by Mad Dog Photo. You know why. His ridiculous rant on Lucy Connolly. And Ian Lee, nominated by Mick Cass for banning any reform voters coming to his show, all thick and racist disgusting and your results are in let me get to them in third place with 15% of the vote Ian Lee the runner up with 13% of the vote sorry the in second third place Emma Barnett with 13% of the vote the runner up with 15% of the vote Ian Lee but the winner with 72% of the vote today's union jackass Femi Olo Wally and to

Today's Greatest Britain nominated by Sarah Booth. Also from the New Culture Forum is Rafe Hidal Mancou for calling out the Notting Hill Carnival for the violent gathering that it is. Stabbings, murders, thefts galores, assault drugs using residence front yards as toilets. His comments are spot on always worth listening to. Okay, now we've got a real special thing happening today. You don't have to move, you don't have to go anywhere because for one day only, our uncanceled after show, which is usually hosted exclusively on Substack,

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