Dan Wootton Outspoken - JIM DAVIDSON JOINS OUTSPOKEN LIVE AS SOUTHPORT INQUIRY REPORT RELEASE DAMNS SLIPPERY STARMER

Episode Date: April 13, 2026

BREAKING RIGHT NOW: The bombshell Southport Inquiry reveals what we have been telling you here on Outspoken for over 18 months: The Islamist terror attack by Axel Rudakubana that killed little Alice, Elsie and Bebe should have been prevented by his parents and government authorities. The beautiful young girls didn’t need to die at a Taylor Swift dance class… So today Dan is asking why the hell are Alphonse Rudakubana and his wife Laetitia Muzayire are still free in our country and not facing criminal charges. And no one is buying Slippery Starmer’s statement today, as he’s heckled by Millwall fans. Meanwhile, Islamist Mayor Sadiq Khan tries to ban SUVs in the ultimate distraction from the destruction of London and Nigel Farage wants to send Boris Johnson and Priti Patel to prison for the Boriswave. There’s only one man for the job today: the legend that is Jim Davidson is reunited with Dan on Outspoken for the entire show. PLUS: GB News is accused of lacking a duty of care over its star presenter Eamonn Holmes after he is rushed to hospital having been discovered collapsed at home following a stroke. We’ve got the shocking inside story. AND: Dan Walker will face down his axed Channel 5 News co-presenter Claudia-Liz Vanderpuije in a bombshell trial where the ex-BBC Strictly Come Dancing star is accused of sexism, racism and bullying. But are these claims really what they seem? We’ll tell you what the MSM won’t. THEN IN THE UNCANCELLED AFTERSHOW: Doctor Sophie Chandauka finally enacts her revenge on Meghan Markle by suing Prince Harry in what is going to be a bombshell court case. Today we reveal the full shocking video that proves the Sentebale boss was treated abominably by the Sussexes. 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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free of charge. BetMGEMGEMP operates pursuant to an operating agreement with Eye Gaming Ontario. No spin, no bias, no censorship. I'm Dan Wooden. This is Outspoken episode number 466. And breaking right now, the bombshell Southport inquiry reveals what we have been telling you here on Outspoken for over 18 months. The Islamist terror attack by Axel Ruda-Gabana that killed Little Alice, Elsie and Beebe, should have been prevented by his parents and government authorities. These beautiful young girls didn't need to die at a Taylor Swift dance class. I have no doubt that if appropriate procedures had been in place and if sensible steps had been taken by the agencies and AR's parents,

this dreadful event would not have happened. Of course. Of course. But we have been saying exactly that on outspoken since the attack happened, revealing details that the MSM still will not go near, including Tommy Robinson, revealing to me that Ruda Cabana was attending mosque at Belmarsh Prison. They decided to repay the generosity of our excellent country by bringing up Ruda Baccona with such neglect that he was a constant truant, a violent criminal, a, enthusiast of terrorism and eventually a deranged and gleeful murderer. So today I am going to ask the questions others will not. Why the hell are of Fonsei Ruda-Cabana and his wife, Letitia, Missouri, still in this country? Why are they not facing criminal charges?

As Merseyside police said to be considering whether to re-investigate, re-investigate, that is not good enough. you managed to lock Lucy Connolly up for over a year for a singular tweet. And by the way, no one is buying Slippery Stama's statement today as he's heckled by Millwall fans. He's only gone and fucked up the country. Fucked up the country. Meanwhile, Islamist Mersedek Khan tries to ban SUVs

in the ultimate distraction from what is the destruction of London. We're pointing there are all the rifles, automatic rifles. What's it happening? What's going on? What's going on? What are God? There is a concern though, which has been raised with me over the last few years about high volume crime, what we call high volume crime in relation to shoplifting.

So the answer is you don't want to talk about the truth. What you're doing now is what you did at the beginning. You spoke about random date ranges that fit your narrative. On a lighter note, I guess Nigel Farage wants to send Boris Johnson and Pretty Patel to prison for the Boris Wave. The reform government will commission a national inquiry into the Boris Wave, how it happened, who authorized each aspect of it, and why. The likes of Boris Johnson and Pretty Patel will be compelled to testify under oath, along with anyone else involved. The goal of this inquiry will be to get to the truth. Okay, so with all of this going on, you know there is only one man for the John.

job today. The legend. That is Jim Davidson. He has his golden jubilee special event coming up to celebrate 50 years since Jim won new faces. So we'll discuss that later in the show, Jim. What are those glasses in aid of, Jim? Well, just to try and make you laugh, Dan, it's a very difficult thing to do nowadays. You've turned into such a serious chap. No, we're going to have some fun today, Jim. We're going to have some fun. So what we'll do is we'll talk about how the country has been fucking destroyed to begin with. And then we'll have some fun later on because we need it today, right? We need it.

We do. We do need it today. I have completely similar thoughts to you. In fact, I was just talking about this on my show about this chap. Could his parents have prevented it? Do you know, if you're with a gang of guys and one of them's a murderer and you're there, you can be charged with murder as well. So, you know, if I were his parents, I'd start to get a good lawyer.

Yeah, indeed, indeed. Well, look, Jim Davidson, with me for the entire show. You do not want to miss that because also coming up today, G.B News accused of lacking a duty of care over at star presenter, Aman Holmes, after he is rushed to hospital, having me discovered collapsed at home following a stroke. We've got the shocking inside story. And Dan Walker will face down his Axt Channel 5 News co-presenter

Claudia Liza van der Pouser in a bombshell trial, where the ex-BBC strictly come dancing star is accused of sexism, racism and bullying. But are these claims really what they seem? Well, I'll tell you what the MSM won't. Then in the Royal Uncanceled After Show over on Substack, Dr Sophie Chandoka, finally enacts her revenge on Megan Markle by suing Prince Harry. In what is going to be a bombshell court case, today we reveal the full shocking video that proves the Centre Bar Lee Boss

was treated abominably and bullied by the Sussex. to watch at www.outspoken.com. We've got the first greatest Britain and union jackass of the week to be revealed at the end of the show too. Jim's nominated West Streeting today for his useless handling of the NHS. He's also gone for John Healy, the Defence Secretary, who he describes as a tit. Speaking of tits, I've gone for Tom Hardwood of GB News because he censored any discussion of Restore Britain, Rupert Lowe's party on the channel, which I just think is completely outrageous. So there you go.

Two Labor bods and Tom Hardwood, get Voting in the live chat. Keep your comments coming throughout the show as well. But now, let's go. Alice de Silva Aguirre was nine. Elsie dot Stancombe was seven. And B.B. King was six. I have never forgotten the way this country, betrayed those three young girls.

On July the 29th, 2024, their parents dropped them off at the Heart Space Studio in Southport to attend a Taylor Swift-themed dance workshop. Within minutes, they were bludgeoned to death in an Islamist terror attack by Axel Rudigabana, a truly depraved individual who had an al-Qaida manual in his bedroom and was producing ricin. Yet the MSM, even today,

will still not say that he is a goddamn terrorist motivated by Islam, even though Tommy Robinson revealed to me in an outspoken special report that he was attending mosque at Balmarsh Prison. And then we come to the protection of Ruder Kabaner's parents, who Tony Blair allowed to come here in 2002. They then betrayed us, betrayed this country's goodwill, by allowing their terrorist son to order and hoard an arsenal of weapons, including crossbows and arrows and machetes and bows and knives and sledgehammers,

as well as the items needed to create that rice and poison, and also make multiple Molotov cocktails. Yes, this could have a lot of. been worse. That was his bedroom. In the home of his parents, the taxi driver Alfonzi, Rudigabana, and his wife, Letitia Mousa year, who are to blame for their son's murderous rampage. And by the way, that's no longer conjecture by someone far right like me on the internet, but rather a fact confirmed by the judge, the high court judge, so Adrian Fulford, delivering his damning verdict today in the Southport inquiry. Watch.

No doubt that if appropriate procedures had been in place and if sensible steps had been taken by the agencies and AR's parents, this dreadful event would not have happened. It could have been and it should have been prevented. He went on to detail how the parents' catastrophically failed to prevent one of the most disturbing and harrowing attacks this nation has ever faced. AR's parents bear considerable blame for what occurred. All too frequently, they created significant obstacles to constructive engagement by AR

with the various relevant agencies. They were too ready to excuse and defend the multiple examples of his wholly inappropriate actions and the lies which he told. They failed to stand up to his behaviour and to set boundaries. They neglected to investigate and prohibit A.R.'s purchase of weapons which were arriving at the family home through the post. and they failed to report the dramatic escalation in the evident risk he posed in the period between the 22nd and the 29th of July, including perhaps most notably on the day of the attack itself. Of course, the Southport attacks happened in the month that we launched outspoken. It in some ways has defined this show, as the elite class used the MSM to deflect from the unspeakable.

tragedy and then there was the fury of slippery Stama focusing on this so-called far right and the fact that we were to blame for the tension rather than the Islamist terrorists being to blame. Then this moment happened and it was obvious how the British public really felt. How many more children are died on our streets, Prime Minister? How many more children? How many more children, Prime Minister? Are we going to do something? Time to change, Stama? Come on.

It's needed. How many more children? Is it mine next? What's shameful? Bye-bye. You got your photos. Off you go. Make a real change, Prime Minister.

Make a real change! Our children! Go away! It should never have taken this official inquiry to come to the truth. I mean, we have been on. on the Ruder-Kabana parents from the start too. Without spoken regular, Connor Thominson reporting exactly why they must face criminal charges and be deported.

The real villains in the story are the parents. His parents were given asylum in Britain eight years, curiously, after the Rwandan genocide. We don't know by who or for what reason. I'd love to see that information published, because I think we deserve to know who made that decision. And they decided to repay the general of our excellent country, by bringing up Rudipakana with such neglect that he was a constant truant, a violent criminal, an enthusiast of terrorism, and eventually a deranged and gleeful murderer. And currently, his parents are being housed at taxpayer expense in a secure location.

I think they should be deported immediately. I think they should be stripped of the British citizenship, and I think they should be returned to Rwanda, where they actually have, according to the Daily Mail, diplomatic ties with the ruling Kagami regime. So I think we could probably broker that deal. But I wouldn't hold my breath for Kirstama doing it because he's covered up this story at every single stage. Today, ITV News is reporting that following the inquiry,

Merseyside police are continuing to review whether or not to re-investigate Rudy Kavana's parents. So imagine that. They lock up Lucy Connolly for over a year for a singular post on X on the night of Southport, yet the police won't even bother to properly investigate the parents who the inquiry have now directly blamed. We are a joke.

And we are a joke because it's not just the parents alone. Far from it. The judge today admitted catastrophic failures by police, social services, mental health teams, youth justice services and other agencies who left Ruder Gabbana free to kill with what he described as chilling brutality. I am particularly concerned

that a decision was reached not to arrest him in October 2019 despite the fact that he had taken a knife into school on at least ten occasions intending potentially to use it to kill

or inflict really serious harm on another pupil. Although the officers acted with the best intentions the possible need for a criminal investigation whether by arrest or otherwise, was insufficiently considered on that occasion. There was a failure to strike the right balance between handling the clear risk AR pays to others

and the need to avoid criminalising children. Furthermore, AR was found carrying a knife on a bus in March 2022. He was not arrested and the incident was, in essence, treated as a safeguarding issue. A.R. should instead have been arrested by the officers who attended at the scene. And history could have turned out very differently if those parents and those agencies had responded properly to countless red flags.

The attack on the 29th of July would not have occurred if A.R.'s parents had replied had reported to the authorities the full extent of what they knew in late July, including on the day of the attack. Second, if the relevant agencies, individually and collectively, had properly managed and responded to the known danger that he posed to others from December 2019 onwards, it is highly likely that this event would not have occurred. There would, instead, have been a range of entirely different outcomes, which would have included AR being taken into care as being beyond his parents' control, which he was, or into custody, for instance, as a result of his production or attempted production of the poison, ricin.

Government, authorities never even bothered to look at Ruder Caban, conversion to Islam through the internet, probably because there's so much queasiness around calling out Islamist radicalisation. Yet today, Slippery Stama said Southport is one of the darkest moments in our country's history. He said it sets out in stark detail the systemic failures over the five years that led to this terrible event and the repeated missed opportunities that could have prevented it. While nothing will ever bring three little girls back, erase the trauma from those injured or undo the lasting impact on those who witnessed such horror, I am determined to make the fundamental changes needed to keep the public safe.

What the hell are you going to do about it then, Stama? Rudicabana's parents are still here, free. He then shamefully spent just 32 seconds on the inquiry, 32 seconds in the Commons today. I want to put on record in this house my total determination. to make the changes across the entire state that are so clearly necessary to honour the victims, the injured and the families of Southport. Today's report, Mr Speaker, is harrowing. It is difficult to read, and I cannot begin to imagine the pain upon pain

that it will cause the families that it affects. And our thoughts are with them today. Your Weasel words are meaningless. meaningless. Stama, you spent more time speaking about Lucy Connolly, speaking about the so-called rioters than you ever did. Rudy Cabana or Rudy Cabana's parents. That remains the case. You have fucked the country. And you're actually now going to make it worse because you're now trying to win over the Islamist vote. And God praise these Millwall fans, actually, who gave Stama the welcome he deserved over the weekend.

He's only gone and fucked up the country. Facked up the country. He has. Look at the welcome that we receive when entering fallen Birmingham. These days, yeah, yeah, yeah, that's not Islamabad, folks. That's our second city. Indeed, foreign conflicts now dominate life in our biggest cities with mobs like this on the loose. As Lucy Connolly put it, I think I speak for the majority.

When I say we are utterly sick of this carry-on, they are making parts of London no-go areas, get a job, and some actual problems in your life. If you feel you would like to make a difference in the world, there are thousands of UK citizens that need your help. I'm happy to give you a list of causes. You could help, or indeed individuals that could do with some support and advocacy.

But of course, they have zero interest. These creatians have zero interest. pointing his gun at protesters, unarmed protesters, innocent protesters. These men were pointing their armed rifles, automatic rifles, and protesters. These many protested in the death and destruction against the genocide. And despite weapons being pointed at students, they are not intimidated. And Britain claims to be a deacon of democracy. Britain claims to say that Iran happens.

But if you ask these madlifties about the horrendous acts committed by, for example, the Islamist regime in Iran, they have no response. Watch Lawrence Fox do just that at a turning point UK event. What are some Muslim values that you don't agree with and what is your understanding as a whole of Sharia law? I don't, what Muslim values do I not agree with? All of them. Tell me what Muslim values are. Tell me what it is to be Muslim. I don't believe that when a 16-year-old girl is raped in Iran, that she should be hung for the crime of being raped by a man. But also, look at America. They're trying to...

It happens over and over again, and it tires me that the left, while these girls are being raped and hung in Iran, they have nothing to say about it. Not a word. And neither did she. The demographics, of course, are undeniable. when migration watch posted, did you know that white British people are now a minority in Birmingham, Manchester and England, and London, sorry, England's three largest cities. In just 50 years, the white British population of England's urban centres has collapsed by up to 42%. Lawrence replied, this is our home.

We have nowhere else to go. Very soon, though, we're going to have to get out. Just look at the scenes in London this weekend. What's doing on the budget park? What's going on the budget? Yeah, what's going on in the budgets? What's going on? What are going on?

What's going on? What's going on? What's going on? What's going on in the budget, Paul? What's going to need to see a few? We're going on. What's going on? What's going on?

Yeah, do you know what the disunited kingdoms failed me? I wanted to talk about this weekend. Banning our fucking SUVs. For real, for real, he posted, experts are saying it, SUVs damage our roads more than ordinary passenger cars. I've asked TFL to look into the effects of super-sized SUVs in London as more of these vehicles take up space on London's road. Hmm, now how does that work out for you, Mr Khan, or every member of the royal family, or most cabinet ministers who travel in range rovers? Chris Rose summed it up this way. SUVs for me, but not for thee.

And Libs of TikTok pointed out that Khan has been spotted using a cavalcade of cars to drive 4.5 miles to walk his dog, even though there's a park close to his street. But you know what this is. It's all just a diversion. A war on the rich to cover up the fact that Khan now oversees a city where white people are not safe. This weekend, a female, in her 20s. was gang raped. With Alla Manihan, the Restore Britain spokesperson for women directly addressing Khan and Stama by saying gang raped in London last night, how many more lives are ruined before you take any notice? Guess what? No description as a no description of the perpetrator.

How about the man who appeared in court today? After the middle class film student who he spoke about last week, Finbar Sullivan was stabbed to death on Primrose Hill. Well, we now know that Oluwada Mila Ola, Ogunyan Kinu, has been charged with the murder. He's a 27-year-old. Has Khan spoken about that this weekend? No. Instead, he posted on X. London's diogen. London's diogenes. Diversity is our greatest strength. And I am determined to keep every London is safe. I continue to work closely with the Met Police to step up our response to hate crime, with more specialist officers to support victims and prevent these crimes from happening. His chief Tory rival in London, Susan Hall, raged in response, no, Sadiq Khan. Diversity is not our strength of people to not

integrate. Open your eyes and see what's happening. The rapid influx of people from very different cultures that's causing issues. I have never known such division and that's not good for any of us. Okay, so Khan's talking about hate crimes. Is he also prepared to acknowledge that a young white guy, Finn Bar, being stabbed to death on Primrose Hill by a black man is a hate crime? There are now hate crimes being conducted on a regular basis against the native population. I also want to show you how Khan just arrogantly dismisses any types of concerns, even presented with cold, hard evidence as he is here. How can you sit there with a straight face and say crime is down?

Since you became mayor in 2016, knife crime has gone up by 27%. Violence against the person has increased by 26%. Robbery has increased by 57%. Theft has increased by 37%. Shoplifting has increased by 109%. Sexual offences have increased by 64%. All crime since you, Sadiq Khan, became Mayor of London, have increased by 26%.

Don't Londoners deserve the truth about the state of crime in the capital from you? Mr. Chair, before I respond to a sublime question, I can ask you to use your good offices to make sure that Senator-Morrell doesn't have the whip removed for raising concerns of civil liberties groups. We were taken aback by the concern of human rights coming from the Tories, but we welcome. He's wasting time, Mr Chairman. Let me respond to the question that was written for the member on his behalf for him to read out. But I hear my opening, just mention to some of the examples of the progress we've made since 2016 reducing crime in the face of a rising population and in the face of government austerity. I mean the ONS which is nothing to do with us themselves says and the Commissioner referred

to this in a different way that you're less likely the victim of violence in London than the rest of England and Wales less likely victim violence with injury in London than the rest of England and Wells we've just been talking about the progress made reducing the most serious crime there can be which is homicides in London there is a concern though which has been raised with me over the last few years about high-volume crime, what we call high-volume crime in relation to shoplifting. So the answer is you don't want to talk about the truth.

What you're doing now is what you did at the beginning. You spoke about random date ranges that fit your narrative. That's not how crime statistics work. And if you don't like what I've read out, then speak to the commissioner next to you and ask him if his officers are reporting the truth. He is a disgraceful, crittinous man. So who is to blame?

is to blame. Well, Nigel Farage and Zia Yusuf of Reform UK have today targeted the Tories, specifically suggesting that Boris Johnson and Priti Patel could end up facing criminal action for the disgusting Boris wave of immigration that betrayed Brexit voters after the referendum. Party sources told the express the inquiry would consider whether their gross negligence in office amounted to criminal conduct. He said this is going to be an almighty row and the Tories have claimed it is a cheap party political example of theatrics. And I have to say it is difficult for a few reasons, right? Firstly, because here's Farage are dancing with Priti. His former mate, I think she attended his big birthday party recently at a Tory conference. Secondly, as remaining Tory Simon Clark pointed out,

this will mean putting quite a few of their own MPs on trial. Remember, Zia Yusuf was a Tory member during the entire period too. But this is what he had to say today. It's out one of the biggest political scandals of our lifetimes. It culturally transformed our country and has the potential to bankrupt it. So a reform government will commission a national inquiry into the Boris wave, how it happened, who authorized each aspect of it, and why. The likes of Boris Johnson and Priti Patel will be compelled to testify under oath,

along with anyone else involved. The goal of this inquiry will be to get to the truth and also to ensure it never happens again. Even GB News pointed out the awkward fact that Suella Braverman now reformed shadow education secretary was Home Secretary during the period. Your executive summary bases its figures on the 21-25 period, but Suella Braveman was Home Secretary in 2022 and 2023. Yes. Immigration exceeded 1.2 million, and net migration reached a record high. Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick at the time also spoke about procuring more hotels for migrants. Given their record in office, shouldn't they also face scrutiny as part of any national inquiry?

Yes. And have you also worked out how much their actions have cost the British taxpayer as a result of decisions they took? whilst in post, thank you. Yes, I mean, Robert Generic was tasked with housing people who were crossing the channel. But whether you source hotels or HMOs, you know, he was told you've got to put them somewhere. He resigned. Robert Jenrick resigned as immigration minister because he was appalled at what was going on. And Samantha Bradman's very interesting.

And she's already publicly said she'd love to take part in this inquiry. When she took the position, you know, a million people. a year were coming. She said the first thing she did manage to do was to stop students bringing independence, something which, by the way, the leader of the opposition strongly campaigned for, and it's available publicly, she even said so in Parliament. But Suella says she had constant fights with the Prime Minister, with the Chancellor, with senior figures on the government, constant fights to get change. And she admits she failed to get change, and that's why she Well, very, very simple.

But is it a good look to try and lock up your Tory political enemies? Yesterday, the Daily Express was told that those involved in the Boris wave, the reform would consider criminal conduct claims against them. Does that extend to everybody involved in the Boris wave, including Zuella Braffman and Robert Jenrick, under whom net migration hit 906,000 per year? Well, I'd love to know. I'd love to know, was this just sheer incompetence or was it done willfully?

Because I remember the day, I remember the day they lowered the limits in 2021, at which people could come to Britain. And I remember myself in the day saying, well, surely this means more will come. Was it negligence? Was it willful? Yous have also claimed Labour could be about to plunge into its own immigration civil war, with suggestion Shabana MacMood could be about to quit. Your Home Secretary, to her credit, is aware of this fiscal time bomb about to explode on the British people.

That's why she announced retrospective changes to indefinite leave to remain to delay such grants to Boris Wave migrants. Such a delay would give a future reform government a chance to deal with this properly. But now, as we know, as has been widely reported, including by many in this room, Stama is no longer really running his party nor the country and Shabana Mahmood is isolated, outmaneuvered and outgunned by the Labour Parliamentary Party in fact I hear she's preparing to resign I repeat we are a joke country under slippery Stama and Sadiq Khan now the legend that is Jim Davidson

Jim I have my head in my hands today because I I genuinely believe, I genuinely believe that Khan and Stama are evil. I really do. Yeah. Am I wrong? No, I think you're right. You know, I've spent most of my adult life entertaining her majesty's, his majesty's now armed forces. And someone said to me once, there's no such thing as bad soldiers, just bad officers.

Yeah. People in this country are not bad. And when I look at these guys writing, you see them guys are obviously Africans, well, they're having the time. of their life, they're only young people that can get away with murder because there's nothing to stop them. If they weren't talking about one thing, they'd be talking about something else and having the time of their lives and finding their identity. It doesn't agree with us at all, but it should be stopped. It's the Mayor Kahn is almost, I've never known such an arrogant man. There must be no mirrors in his house. He must have no conscience. He must have no one brave enough

to tell him, stop doing what you're doing. You're ruining our country. Of course, he's only Robin. We've got Batman. Batman Starma. Batman and Robin are ruining this country because they hate our country. And have you ever seen such arrogance? He didn't even turn around and speak to those Millwall people and have a laugh or, you know, just say, look, up yours, guys. He didn't have the backbone to do anything. He just moves along and he'll be saying, were they horrible, those people? You can tell why Bill Wall, though what likes them? Well, I didn't like. like them. And as for Mayor Kant, I can't stand the man. I went to London yesterday. I went to a do for veterans in Swiss cottage. And one of the roads was closed. So I drove. The roads are shocking, 20 mile an hour. And then they've got speed bumps as well. And then the potter. He's ruined

London. It's got the fundamental things wrong. All he cares about is making his country, his view. And what's in his heart, that's what he wants for all of us. And that's what he's going to force down our throats. And we can do nothing because we'll be racist then. Yeah. Well, I mean, I remember you were calling Khan out before virtually anyone, though, Jim. You saw something in this guy years and years ago. Like, what was it?

What was it about him that you were able to work out? Well, I hated him immediately. It saves time. It's arrogance. It's the way he doesn't answer questions. And he's downright rude and awful. London is safe then. Why does he drive around in an armour-plated range rover?

And of course, with his many of his BG team, all there well-tooled up. You know why he needs a rangerover? Because the roads are so bad. You go along there in a mini, or like me in my Maserati or my Lamborghini. It's shocking. I mean, wheels and shoot off. Look at him. He's awful, isn't it?

But he doesn't want us to be driving an L. trovers, but he is allowed. Of course he is allowed. And did you see what went on in Trafalgar Square the other week, Jim, where he was presiding over what he boasted was the biggest Iftar in the Western world and the men and the women were separated for Ramadan? He's the pop star. He's everything rolled into one. He's enabling all these people. I mean, quite right. You should be able to celebrate your religion any way you wish, but not like that. That's just winding people up, isn't it? That's exactly what he wants to cause hatred in this country and then say, you know, white stuff so much. And they say, you're all racists. You can only poke the bear so much, though,

little Mayor Khan. You should be aware that this country, when it's back, and I say this country, I'm not talking about white people. I'm talking about the white, the black and the brown people, that have had enough of you. We have had enough of you. And if you, and if you're, and if you're It wasn't for people like Dan and me to an extent, although I take the Mickey. No one listens to me. But they listen to you, Dan, because you're the voice of reason. They listen to you too. They listen to you too.

We've got to do something. How long is it before we've had enough of this? Well, exactly. I honestly, Jim, I look at what Kahn is doing. And I know some people would say, oh, you're a crackpot conspiracy theorist. But hear me out. I genuinely believe he is wanting civil war. I genuinely believe he is trying to push the native population gym so far

because he's coming for everything. He's coming for every tradition. He's coming for Christmas. He's coming for our cars. He's coming for our speed limits. Everything that makes us proud to be British. He is coming for. I think he wants civil war.

And I genuinely believe that he wants this Islamist takeover of not just London but the whole country. Well, he's stoking our fears as well. It's what all of our fears and our doubts and we're starting to ask ourselves questions now which we shouldn't do. A while ago, I did a thing on Ustream, my channel, about diversity and that kneeling on the neck thing and I ended up, I got in all types of trouble for that

because I didn't quite like that on TV at the time. But I was asked to go on Ashley Banjo's documentary they were making about him. And the first thing you said to me, you know what I mean? He said, are you a racist? And I said, not yet. But what chance have you got of not being racist when there's people at the top of the tree who are forcing it down you. They'll force it down you, force it down you and then say, oh, you're a racist.

It's crazy. That doesn't mean anything now, Jim, because it's like, do you remember a few years ago, if someone called you racist, it would like end your career. But it's thrown around now. I mean, I find it hilarious that someone like... It makes my theatre is completely full. Exactly. You want to come and hear some common sense. And there's no racism.

There's racism in everything, Dan, if you look for it. If you want to be a fan. Look what's going on now with Dan Walker and miss it that girl. I can't pronounce her name. She'd be worth a fortune in Scrabble. But it makes you wonder, are you going to hire people, this is the word from the mayor, of that ilk, when you know she's going to be looking at, oh, he's erased this.

He's a sex. Now, where's his hand there? It's obviously pinching her bum. There's Angeley Bashlow, Bashley. Who done his ear? Stevie Wonder. Dear, dear. No, I mean, that is the thing, Jim.

I think it's ludicrous. When you look at someone like you, right, who used to be the star presenter of the BBC, totally in touch with the people of this country, now derided as a racist. Or someone like me who's been actually, I think, a moderate person during my entire. life like it's ludic. I'm described as far right. Well, sticks and stones can break my bones,

but you've got to look at now, my theatres are full. Some people are struggling out there. My tour has been completely sold out. My summer season is sold out. The panto, the adult panto I'm doing down in Wimbledon in June, the last of the ad, selling out like you wouldn't believe. Everything is selling out. You stream subscriptions are going through the roof. because people want to feel that they're not alone. They want to feel that what the thoughts and the fears in their head, you're not really a bigot. You're not a racist.

And what that Mayor Khan tries to force into you, don't listen. The man is dangerous. I think he's the most dangerous man in London. And I think Kirstama is the most dangerous man in this country because they want to bring it down to their level. And then there's people like David Lamy, who is just thick. Have you noticed you can never see him and Diane Abbott in the same room.

And they look alike too. I know. I know. He just puts the wig on and he's Abbott. Yes. Yes, because, because, yes, work out the numbers. The facts are. Oh, I quite like Diane.

She's good fun. Well, look, at least she's not actually running the country. He's deputy prime minister. And, of course, we're going to talk much more about U-Stream and what's going on. in the comedy world, Jim, later on in the show. But first, breaking today, G.B. News, under the microscope after Amon Holmes was discovered, collapsed in his house after suffering from a serious stroke which saw him rushed to hospital.

Now, this really stunned the country because, of course, Amon, who's a friend of mine, is absolutely a legend of broadcasting and someone who we have seen decline recently and been very concerned about. Amon has posted this picture from his hospital bed now, and he looks okay, even though there are concerns I am told that he will be off air for at least five months. He posted, as my beautiful granddaughters put it so well, I will do my best to get well soon.

Thank you all for your many, many good wishes. They give me strength. But there are serious question marks now within GB News about whether the broadcaster should have done more to look after AIMON. After a series of on-air instances, it was clear to me. I mean, we even discussed it on the show that something was very badly wrong in recent weeks. Watch. The most bombers, the most strikes.

Well, this comes as the Royal Navy Destroyer, HMS Dragon, finally left port. Well, the first thing to say is some of that report is, some of that report is, is just not true. It's right to say the NHS app was always going to be separate to the Gov.U.K. app. That's a decision that we took. A nationalisation needs to come in. Oh, oh my gosh. Okay. Forget it. Fine, fine, fine, fine. Just carry on. And so... And when Mike Graham appeared recently on Outspoken, he said that the duty of care was actually on GB News to make sure Eamon was okay before he returned to our screens. This is where media companies need to show some compassion.

And, you know, Aymann has done great things for them as he has in his whole career. And they should look after him. What they shouldn't do is put him through this kind of humiliation. Because I blame them for this, right? It's not his fault. If he's suffering with his health, which we know he is, and if he's struggling to wake up in the morning and do the show, which looks like is also the case,

then G.B. News have, I think, a responsibility to look after him and to look after him and to to do the right thing and to say to him in the nicest possible way, Aymann, why don't you take a step back? We'd love you on the channel, rather like they did. With Alistair Stewart. With Alice Stewart, yeah, when he obviously was diagnosed with dementia. You know, that's what a responsible broadcaster would do. I just think they're not doing that. Now, Jim, firstly, we have to say, Jim Davidson, all of our thoughts are with Aeman. I don't know. Are you two pals? You must have been around the traps. I texted him the other day when I heard about this.

I said, I want to come and see you. And he texted back, you can't. Now, I knew there was something wrong because he couldn't even spell can't. We're good mates. We're good mates. The best thing to do is LTP, let time past. Yeah. He's a lot going on in his mind, hasn't he, Eamon?

And don't forget, he's the king ping there that all the young guns want to overgo at. I think he's actually Vladimir Putin's love child. If you look at him, there's a bit of pewting in there, isn't it? That's what's done it. There he is. Vladimir, I love Eamon Holmes. I think he's a great broadcaster. I've known him a thousand years, and I wish him well.

So how was he doing, Jim? Do you know? No, I didn't get a response. I got a couple of little ticks. That was a joke before. But I got a couple of blue ticks, but I don't know. I mean, because I'm told... He had all the problem.

Has he gotten over Ruth, okay? Is it... Trust me, when you're an old man in love with a younger woman, it's difficult. It plays on your mind all the time. Does she love me? Does she want me? Why? When you put your head on the pillar, it's all that goes through your mind.

It can, you know, love can be a killer, can't it? And insecurity, even worse. Look at Aymond there, bless him. I met the new girlfriend. I met the new girlfriend at an event relatively recently. and she actually seemed fiercely protective of Amy, Jim. And I know what you're saying, because obviously the first thing that people think, right,

is, oh, are they just after him? Is she just after him for the money or whatever? She can do anything. She can go up to him and say, I'm going to take care of your life. I don't want a penny. I'll walk to work. I'll do anything.

And I love you more than anything else in the world. And he'll say, why is you saying that? It's that insecurity that I'm, older man has with a young beautiful woman. I mean, look at me. I'm 72 years of age. I've got a 50 year old beautiful girlfriend. And she is stunning. Seriously, did you ever see E.T. when he was lying in that river dying? That's me getting out the bath. I mean, it's awful. But Jim, she loves you for you. I think she does. Yeah, but there's always that niggle of the old man when you stand there looking down at the unemployed, as they say. What does she? What does she? What? Did she?

see in me. She loves me and I love her. Yeah, I mean, look, I do know what you mean, though. Amon's had a lot because the other issue, Jim, is obviously HMRC came after him in I think quite a despicable manner. And the problem is what they did was make it almost impossible for him to slow down with the work. Then you add a divorce on top of that. And so lots of people, Jim, just say, well, why doesn't he retire? why doesn't he work less? My understanding is that he is not financially in a position anymore where he could do that. He's already had to sell one of his houses, for example. Yeah. Well, he's lucky to have one to sell all mine go. I've had eight houses in my life and I've never had to sell one. And I've got none now. I don't have anything now. I live day to day. I don't have a mortgage.

I don't do anything. Apart my work very hard, I own lots of money and I enjoy spending it on my girlfriend and my family. It's all of the best way to be actually, isn't it? Because otherwise they do just find a way to come for you. Well, everyone has to have to pay their tax. And the kneeling thing is now, you know, your tax is not going on what you want it to be spent on. I'd like to pay for a new, you know, propulsion improvement plan for HMS Dragon and the other type 45s that were designed so badly, they keep breaking every two minutes. The problem with the AIMAN thing, though, was actually genuinely unfair. because he wasn't trying to avoid tax.

It was that whole boring IR-35 thing. And they even tried to come for me over it, right? And it was ludicrous. It's like, I am paying my full tax via my employment, but then you work as a freelancer in a second job. And you don't, by the way, in that second job, get any of the support that people do when they're in a full-time job. You don't get your pension paid.

You don't get holiday pay. And effectively, what they tried to say is that ITV, was actually employing Aman full time and that he should have paid full tax as if he was a staff member. But they weren't giving him any of the benefits. Do you see what I mean? He wasn't getting holiday pay.

He wasn't getting sick pay. I know. And that is wrong. If you're self-employed, as I understand it, or they did, HMRC said, okay, if you're self-employed, that's fine. But if that's the only job you're self-employed doing then, you're not really self-employed.

So you've got to go around like a window cleaner and do lots, lots of windows. I remember when I went to live in Dubai, I was there five years. I still paid British tax. I paid my tax. I came back here to work and I paid my tax. The reason I came back is because Lord Ashcroft said to me, you're living in Dubai, Jim, don't you have to be wealthy to be a tax exile?

And I thought, you're right. I'm going to go back and work. What about the GB News question, Jim? Given those incidents on air, Amon had denied falling asleep, but he did fall off his chair, for example. Was it responsible for GB News to continue to allow him to broadcast? Or should they have done something? I remember some people were saying that, for example,

they could have allowed him to present, you know, how there's the couch area, Jim, so that there wouldn't have been the same risk for him physically. But the problem is, you know, Aeman. He'll say, no, I'm all right. I can do this here and now. And he's a big star. He's a big star.

You're dealing with people agents. You're dealing with him. He was the jewel in the crown, especially after you left, Dan. And they'll say to when we want you to do this and want you to do that. No, no bother. Leave me alone. I'm fine.

I don't want to do that. I want to stay here. What they're going to do? So you're going to sit on that couch and we're going to sack you. So they're going to be more shit then. You can't just say to people, you're not well. Go to bed. It's not telling everybody they've got to finish those antibiotics.

You never do. As soon as you saw it throw it goes, you throw out my rest of them away. No matter how many times you want. Look, I just hope they don't screw them over, Jim. I hope they don't screw them over because do you remember what they did to Mark Stein? Yeah, but remember Mark Stein who used to be the presenter at GB News. He presented the 8 PM show before me. Yeah, I remember him, yeah.

And he had a heart attack, and he never returned after that heart attack. GB News effectively used that heart attack as a reason to get rid of him. I just hope that they have vowed. I do have to be fair, they have vowed to stand by. and get them back to good health. I just hope they stand by that gym because I know how they treat people there. So I just hope they have the decency not to do that time. You have more insight to that than me.

I have very little to do with GB News. I like the station. And I like what it stands for, how it all works inside. Then I have no idea at all. All I know is, it's very difficult to tell someone behave yourself. It's like a doctor saying to me, Don't drink. Yeah, right.

Okay, doc, fine. You know, I'll get a new doctor. Now, this has to be one of the most dramatic court cases in recent British entertainment history. Dan Walker, who really is known as one of the nice guys of the industry. He puts himself out as a major Christian, a major family man. And let's just forget those rumors. about him and his strictly come dancing partner, Nadia Bichkova for one moment.

I'm sure they're just good friends. I'm sure they're just good friends. But now he is facing a major employment tribunal from his ex co-presenter at Channel 5 News. Claudia Lisa van der Poezier is claiming that he was responsible for sexism, misogyny against a black woman, woman and bullying. And after Channel 5 refused to pay her settlement demands, which started at

14 million pounds and ended up at 4 million pounds, she has said Dan Walker, I will see you in court. So here's a reminder of both of their stints presenting on Channel 5 news. She's the former talent show judge who spent years on our telly, whether she's been mentoring pop stars on X Factor or giving us an inside look into her family life. Sharon Osborne has never been afraid of the spotlight. Now if you've ever run a marathon or you know someone who has, you know you can feel a bit like this. You know how hard it is. You imagine how difficult it is to do five marathons in five days. That's what brothers Matt and Jono have just finished raising money for a spinal

charity. There'll be people watching this now and saying, why are you talking to this man? He's a climate change denier. He's... I'm a climate change realist. He's bordering on racing. in some of his policies and some people, and when I said to somebody yesterday, I was going to come an interview and said, why are you talking to him? He's a crank. But now Chris Tucker's returning to his roots with a new stand-up show and he's brought it right here to the UK. Until earlier, I spoke to Andrew McCornick. Now, he's the president of the National Farmers Union, Scotland. I began by asking him how concerned he was about this latest case of BSE. He both and for coming down. Very exciting today. And yeah, as I was saying, Claudia, it looks like, um,

It looks like the baby will not be superseding leapfogging, who's a big sister when it comes to being the next in line to the throne. But now those two are at war. With the mail on Sunday revealing presenter Dan Walker is to appear in an employment tribunal accused of sexism, misogyny against a black woman and bullying in the workplace this month. The former BBC breakfast host will face his former Channel 5 News co-anchor Claudia Leza at the hearing in London on April the 20th. It is expected to last up to four days.

Walker, who joined her as co-presenter in April 2020 after leaving the BBC, is named as a respondent to Ms Vanjapuja's claims, along with ITN, which makes Channel 5 News and Channel 5 owner Paramount. The married father of three profusely denies the allegations and has more than 50 character witness statements from famous footballers, Olympians, BBC journalists and presenters, and other colleagues. A source told the mail on Sunday, Dan absolutely denies any sexism, misogyny, racism or bullying. It has been hanging over him for some years now. He will be at London Central Tribunal later this month. Nobody wants this, but he will be there to tell the judge the truth. There will be tons of witness statements which will talk to Dan's character. He has been absolutely stunned

with the amount of people willing to support him. He has been stunned and actually very upset to be accused of such things. Ms. Van Dupuja's claims come after she departed Channel 5 in 2020. after five years presenting their news program the last 12 months with Walker. She has hired Phillips Schofield's former lawyer, Jonathan Code, and hoped to settle the matter. Hmm. Sources say she demanded up to £13 million in compensation from ITN and Paramount, which they refused. Last week, Ms Vanjapuja's legal team once again tried to settle this time for £4 million, but it was again turned down and now the case is set to go to tribunal.

Two weeks ago, Ms. Vanjapuja asked her Instagram followers to message her if they wanted to know more about the allegations. In April 2024, Walker, a devout Christian, was completely exonerated following the conclusion of a workplace probe into serious misconduct. Sources familiar with the inquiry said there was a lack of evidence to support the claims and said former Strictly Starr Walker fully cooperated. It has understood this probe related to 47-year-old Ms. Van der Pujia's claims against him, but none was upheld. However, Claudia Liza is fighting back strong. Her legal team telling the Sun newspaper that she has now been the victim of vile social media abuse since reports of the tribunal first emerged.

Code added, Claudia Liesel claims that she was the victim of a sham redundancy because as a whistleblower, she made protected disclosures alleging that a toxic culture of racism, sexism, misogyny and bullying existed in the Channel 5 newsroom. Claudia Liza is constrained for legal reasons from saying anything further about her claims until the trial when they will be set out in full in the submissions made by her barrister. Now, there's always a bit of Shardin Freud in these cases too, because Dan Walker has been one of those quite awful blokes in the media. I mean, did you see him there with Richard Tice trying to suggest that Richard Tice is some type of racist conspiracy theorist?

And he also went for Katie Hopkins, too, at her low moment, posting, I've not been across much today, but the fact that Katie Hopkins is trending disturbs me deeply. Well, she got her revenge posting yesterday after these reports emerged. I've not been across much today, but the fact that Mr. Dan Walker is trending for being a massive racist disturbs me greatly. And I did enjoy that. But Jim Davidson, who do you trust here? Who do you trust? I mean, Claudia Lee's asking for £14 million.

I mean, is this just an attempt to shake down Channel 5 with fake accusation? of bullying and racism? Or do you think Mr. Dan Walker isn't what he appears? I don't know. You know, if you go near anyone who is any different to oneself and say something, you're in for it. I mean, let's look at this. If she's picked on racism and sexism,

she's black and a woman, what else would she say? What else would she say? She seems like a nice person. I've never met her. I find her a great presenter. attractive. Dan, I don't know. He's very tall, so I'm not saying anything bad about him. I mean, it is interesting, right, because you sort of wonder, look, okay, how do I put this, Jim? You know, so you and I, we don't try and say we're perfect, right? Like, we're flawed

individuals and we're quite open about those floors. Dan Walker has painted himself as Mr. Squeaky Clean. He's like, I don't work on Sunday because I'm so Christian. You know, my marriage is so strong. And then all of a sudden, after he dances with Nadia Bichkova on Strictly Come Dance Scene, there are a lot of these rumours. And, you know, the rumours may be completely untrue, but they certainly hung out a lot. And I just wonder if he is one of these examples of people in television, Jim, who have one type of, how do you put it, persona, I guess, one type of on-screen persona

and quite another kettle of fish off camera. I don't know. I'm just wondering. I think that's why I've always done well, and I speak to the audience. And I've been 50 years since New Faces last month. And I talk about this to the audience. And I think it's because I'm the same.

I'm the same person on stage as I am off stage. All right, it's an exaggerated thing. All the jokes that I tell and all the stories that I tell are exaggerated a little bit, to add a bit of mirth to the whole thing. But I think you've got to just be yourself. You know, if someone comes up to you and says, can I have a selfie and you're unpy, you know, and you say piss off.

Well, sorry, all that's Jim, you know. I think you've got to be yourself. I don't know, Dan Walker. But mind you, did you see that bird on Strictly come dancing? Bloody hell, Dan. She would have got you excited, mate. Now do you bitch cover, I will admit, she is one of strictly's most beautiful women.

So maybe they were sort of providing Dan Walker with the ultimate test. Yeah, and they're all orange and wonderful and wiggle their bottoms and everything. You know, that's why they don't invite me on it. I can't dance at all. But I'd like to go there just for the audition. Don't you worry about that. Yeah, it was sort of the ultimate test for good Christian boy, Dan Walker. Oh, we're pairing you with Bichkova.

His wife must have been like, no. One gets lured into temptation. You blame the devil. There's demons up there, Dan. You know, there's the little angel comes up on your shoulder and says, don't do it. Don't throw your career away. But, you know, when Mr. Littlehead starts to rule Mr. Bighead,

you're in trouble. But, Jim, there will be a lot of people watching, who immediately look at what Claudia Liza has said and are pulling their hair out, Jim. Because the problem is, it's like, Okay, how do I put this? It is possible to dislike or fire a black woman without being racist and without being guilty of misogyny against a black woman

because this is what Megan Markle always comes back to, you see. Oh, it's racist, the most misogyny. It's like, no, you're just horrible. Try sacking a gay bloke or a lesbian or anybody that's not yourself. Anyone that can play the card. Look at her. She doesn't need to play the card. You don't need $14 million.

I think she could walk into any job she wanted. Yeah, it's interesting because now, Jim, the problem is she is going to be sort of dismissed as a troublemaker. Oh, blacklisted, you're not allowed to say that anymore. Do you know, someone said I was racist for using that term the other day, Jim? I said that Meg and Michael had been blacklisted, and they said that was racism. Yeah, bar, bar black sheep.

Yeah, have you any wool? Of course I have you, stupid. I'm a sheep. No, it's gone too far. Let's have common sense. And all this does, stuff like this, it just fuels the bigots of which I'm one, to say, well, she would say that, wouldn't she?

You know? I know. Look, I am going to wait to see the evidence. In all of these cases, I actually want to look at the evidence, Jim. But personally, I'm a little bit suspicious of the fact that she was asking for 14 million pounds. I mean, that's very unrealistic for someone, Jim,

who was probably being paid a couple of hundred thousand pounds to ask for $14 million. How much did she get? I'm on the wrong job here. I'm going to phone Channel 5 tomorrow and ask for a job. If you can do it, Dan, I can. And I'll be nice to Dan Walker. Don't you worry about that?

Yeah, indeed, indeed. For a couple of hundred thousand pounds, we can put up with Jim Walker. Now, Jim Davidson, I could not believe it, given how youthful you are looking these days, that it has been 50 years, 50 years since you won New Faces. And there has been a real celebration for your golden Jubilee. Take a look.

But I didn't give me a talent. His talent come from him. And I've got to tell you, I was very proud, and I am now more proud to know. more proud to know that I have a son. And I've told you, James, and I'm going to assure you nothing is more proud than you. Oh, Jim, you've got me. This was an amazing event. Nigel Farage, people from all across comedy.

Yeah. Did you know about it? Was this all the big surprise? I didn't know what they were going to say. I mean, I set it up as a team. TV show and a dinner. Ironically, it was the day we were going to get wed. That all went, a bit pear-shaped.

And so we'd book the room, and I thought, I'll do this. But when Jimmy Jones, who I used to go and see when I was 19, he was so helpful to me. And when he just broke down, because he was very proud. A lot of people were there. Bobby Davro spoke well. Lee Anderson spoke well. Nigel Farage.

He was just, he wasn't even the guest. He said, I'm turning up. And he turned up and sat down. Of course, he asked 10 minutes before. before he was coming. I'm coming. Can I come? And he got up and had a little word. But there were some wonderful things, some wonderful things said. And Francis Louis, Francine Lewis, who's a young, beautiful girl. Adored her. She was absolutely filthy. She was where she is. She was wonderful. And of course, Donald Trump made an appearance. And he did the best line ever. He said,

Jim Davidson has been engaged more, more often than a glass of Barry Shithouse. Now, Jim, it is incredible, though, to think 50 years, right? Because everything has changed in the comedy industry over that time. And actually, you have been through these cancellations. I just wonder, do you think with, for example, the emergence of a braver brand of comedians? So I think in the UK of Ricky Jervais, or I think in the, the, you think, the, you? USA of Dave Chappelle, who have fought against the cancel culture mob.

I just wonder if you think things are changing, if the pendulum almost swung too far, or is there still a PC war on comedy? Well, I think it's an age thing. I mean, the young audiences, like they're young comedians. I still like Amazon Lake and Palmer. My son will probably still like Wham. you grow up, you carry on with what you liked as a younger person and you carry on all the way through.

I think, though, that comedy now, people are fed up with the woke nonsense. And of course, you can make fun and do a routine about the woke nonsense. The trouble is, the trouble is, and this has happened to me and it's happened to a lot of people. Let's say you're going to go to a theatre and you've sold it out for the last five years running, a thousand people.

Then some girl who works in the office back in London says, I don't like him, you'll end up being cancelled. You'll end up being cancelled because someone says so. It will offend me. He's this, he's that. But the people that come and see you, and I said to the audience, for 50 years I've been doing this,

and I'm just an average comedian, really, but I say the things that you are thinking. I'm here because you want me to make you feel that you're not alone in what you're thinking. You are not a bad person for worrying about your country, and worry about where it's going to go. And that's now why I'm sold out everywhere. I mean, it's fantastic.

So the tyranny, Jim, and I've noticed this, actually. The tyranny does seem to be, though, in securing these venues. Katie Hopkins, for example, is regularly cancelled by venues because of complaints, not from the audience, not because she's not selling out. So how have you been able to get around that? Well, I haven't. I got cancelled from quite a lot. The theatres I've been playing for 40 years suddenly cancelled because of this woke nonsense. And it is a shame, but I think it will change.

And it's councillors. They don't like the idea of me, a conservative, small C at the moment and a big R, is going and talking in their theatres against what they believe in. But let's see what happens, Dan, after May the 7th. I think we're going to see a major change in the way councils are run in this country. and who knows, I might be able to play Manchester, Liverpool, Newcastle, Nottingham, Birmingham, because I'm not now, I have to go to the smaller venues, well, not smaller venues, but the independent venues, that pries, you know, a full house more than morals.

All the theatres are struggling, especially the independent ones. They need the money. That's why they have me, because I fill the place and they make a fortune. But the big ones, you know, the council don't really care about it. He doesn't, you know, we don't want him. We'll find someone else. Let's get Raganash, knicker, or whatever it's name is. He's nice.

He's got, he's a bit woke. That's what we want. We don't want to upset anybody. And if Jim Davidson doesn't upset anybody, we'll invent someone. Yeah. That happened to me in Scotland. Someone complained. What, what do they do?

Well, I was playing a place called Glenn Rothes. I pack it out all the time, stand innovation all the time. And they say, oh, we can't come back again. We had a complaint from someone in the audience. Nah. Fuck off. I know, it's crazy. But also, who cares?

Who cares? Like, what I don't understand is that when did, Jim, when did people start thinking that comedy wasn't meant to offend? Like, the whole point of comedy is that you do offend some people. And one of the things that you do with comedy, right, is get close to the truth because you are so close to the bone. So when did it change that comedy all of a sudden was not meant to offend people? I literally think that is one of the truth. of the points of comedy. Sure, make people laugh, but also you make people laugh by sometimes being shocking, going that little bit too far. It all changed when Lenny Henry thought, oh,

blimey, I'm actually black. I'm going to talk about me and whatever and hate everybody else. And it changed when Ben Elton proved you can be a stand-up comedian without being funny. But there are thousands and, sorry, Ben, there are thousands and thousands of people out there who are lacking comedy. And there's thousands. This is the biggest tour I've ever done. And they're all thinking, come on, Jim.

Come on. You're our leader. You're our person. We want you to be prime minister. Oh God, what a week that would be. Can you imagine? Did you know Lenny Henry?

Because I'm genuinely fascinated by what happened to him, Jim. Because here's a guy who was given everything by the British public, by the British entertainment industry, everything, his whole career. Personally, I've never found Lenny Henry particularly funny. He married a white woman in Dawn French, but he got every gig, right?

That's the funniest thing he's ever been in. Yeah, but he got every guy. To be part of the expression. There's the thought. Sorry, I just got a thought. Just got a thought, but no. But he got every gig. He got every bloody gig without being that good. Now, Jim, he is anti-British.

He seems to hate the British and hate the English. He's the one that wants to bankrupt us by. demanding these ludicrous trillions of reparations. And I just wonder, Jim, you knew this guy. What happened to him? How does he go from getting given his whole career to seeming to hate the country that gave him this career? I think Lenny dislikes himself and that's where the problem begins. The first time you saw him was a screen with a man in a Mac bending over a pram saying, who's going to see the queen on Christmas Day then, Betty? And then he turns around and it's a black face. wow, big laugh, whatever.

Off he went, totally ill-equipped as a 17- or 18-year-old person. And then he became, he's a bit of a chameleon. He did the black and white minstrel show, which I'm sure he's ashamed of, but he shouldn't be. It means nothing. And then he bumped into Chris Tarrant

and the likes of us lot on Tiswas. And he became very Brumie, you know, he was great, and he picked up that sense of humour that Chris Tarrant had and all the other guys that were on there. And then he bumped into this new set of people, like the young ones.

And he decided to become very lefty. And he looked in the mirror one day and he said, look, I'm ashamed of what I've done. I'm ashamed of doing that, you know, tis was and all that. I'm ashamed of being a comic with all the others. And of course, he's not a very good stand-up comic. You couldn't put him on the bill with me or anybody like that. He'd die on his ass.

And so he's found a niche for himself. And I think he's let the niche take over. He's found not just a niche, but a personality. Because deep down, he knows he's not. not funny. And he wants to get everyone to love him for giving our money to Africa and now giving reparations to slavery when our country and the Royal Navy nearly went bankrupt, nearly went bankrupt, put in an end to slavery. And that's in the history books. Lenny, you just have a little look. 100%. 100%. Then you see another comedian sort of go the other way. So for a few years,

John Cleese was very much, I would argue, on the sort of the woke, the lefty bandwagon, you know, he was the ultimate Lib Dem and he was in with Hacked off and Hugh Grant and all of that. Remember all that, yeah. But now he's like dropping truth bombs on Islam every single day. Do you know him and do you know what's happened there? Because I said the other day, it's like he's been red-pilled. I've never met the man. I like the way he is.

He's not a comedian. He's an actor. He's a brilliant actor and a very funny writer. But I read today, I've seen a picture today, that he's pictured with that chap, that Indian chap, who's in a restaurant that sells non-halal meat. So he wants to make a statement. He said, London is not a British town anymore. I don't know, really.

I just think he's had enough. When you get older, you get a bit wiser. When you're young, you're a bit lefty. When you get older, you think, hang on a minute. idealism goes out the window and realism comes in, doesn't it, Dan? Well, it does, it does. But I saw that too, and I was like, yes, go, go, go, John. And I mean, I did.

What a great guy, that Sikh. Look at him. Oh, he's brilliant. I love the old Sikhs, you know. Never go drinking with them, Dan. You'll get cirrhosis off the liver. And then, Jim, there has been this weird thing that's happened in comedy, though, where there's been such a desire, especially by companies like the British bashing

corporations I call it the BBC, where you used to work. you used to be the star, which now just feels like crazy, because, of course, they seem to hate any sort of white British comedians. They have pushed people like this Rosie Jones woman. Do you know who I mean, Jim, she's the woman who can't really speak because of her cerebral palsy, and she's uber woke, and we're meant to find her funny? Well, yeah, that's typical BBC. When I did Big Break, you know,

that they went out of their way to find, they said we have to have a percentage of ethnic minorities. Some poor little guy from Bangladesh walking down Wood Lane. They'd run out and grab him. Come on, you're coming on. There's an audience in the Big Break. I don't like Snooker, bugger off. And so they find people who are disabled as well to take part.

There was a bloke on Big Break once in a wheelchair and he won an exercise bike. And no one seemed to think, that that was funny or anything it was the BBC how dare you and how good luck this girl with cerebral palsy

I know a load of people with cerebral pausing and I've got funny enough a load of fans that come and see me because I talk to them correctly in their mind

they're not disabled it's just their body's fat then in there's a beautiful brain just longing longing please body please bloody well work and good luck to her it's not funny

the BBC or give her a platform Yeah, that thing is it's not, I don't have a problem with her disability. Actually, I've just got a problem with the fact that she... No, I know you don't, that I understand exactly what you. No good jokes whatsoever. No good jokes. Like, nothing she has ever said is funny. Now, sure, it's a bit of a professional difficulty, Jim,

the fact that it does take her about four times as long as anyone else to spit out the joke. Like, that is a little bit difficult. I'll give you that. But it's the fact that it's not funny what she's saying. It's so, so woke. And Jim, you were at the BBC for all. of all of these, or at least hosted big, big shows for them. How do you feel about what has happened recently to the BBC in terms of all of these

revelations about people from Hugh Edwards to Scott Mills most recently? What is it about the BBC where some people do seem to be protected for bad behavior? Well, to be honest with you, I mean, I was there in the time when Jimmy Sabbath, was there. And he was definitely protected for bad behavior. Well, I don't think he was. I think people ran away.

He was so boring and overpowering. You could hear him come down the corridor. No, then, no, then. How's about that guys and go, oh, quick this, Saville, let's all piss off. Out the way. And I think the people there don't really care what goes on, because they don't know.

The BBC do not know how to make television programs. It's all run by young, 12-year-old producers, and they're in an absolute mess. It's the same old people. doing the same old things. Bradley Walsh will be reading the news in a minute

that he'll be doing everything. And that's just... Apparently he's about to be presenting Strictly Come Dancing. Well, good, because he can wiggle. Oh, Bradley. He's a great comic and a great guy and he can't help feeling it. That's not Bradley.

Great impressionist. No, Bradley is fantastic. But the BBC is very woke. And I don't watch it. And I don't pay my television license either. Do you not? But see, isn't that extraordinary, though? Someone who was once hosting primetime Saturday night shows for the BBC.

You don't pay the license fee now. I've erased them when they erased me. They did a history of the generation game. I did it four years longer than Larry Grayson. Bruce Forsy. I took over from Bruce Forsy. And do you know what? I was doing big break with John Virgo.

And they sort of hated me there, but I was doing so well they had to put up with me. And then a little man come in and said, Bruce Forsyves gone sick. Can you do the generation game? I said, when? Tomorrow. So I went and did it. No audio. And I wasn't absolutely fantastic.

I did it. I was good enough to make Bruce get better very, very quick. And then when Bruce came with, I got what to do, Coltrack? They said, oh, hang on a minute. We've got Jim Davidson who's going to do it now. And they reluctantly gave the job to me. And I did it for seven years. I did a big break for 12 years.

Then they gave me a million pound. go away as long as I don't tell anybody, seriously. And then, and now they've erased me. When they show the best of the generation game, I'm not in it. And I thought I was the best. You'll be all right if you play your card, right. I loved it. Honestly, I grew up on the generation game.

Is it true, Jim? I mean, you're pictured here with Bruce Forsyth and you seem to be getting on great, but is it true that there was a little bit of a feud between you after you took over from him on the Generation Game? There's never a feud with Bruce, because he never spoke to anybody. Bruce quite liked Bruce, and I think Bruce didn't want to spend too much time around people. Bruce had his limitations. He was a television person that could tap dance a bit, tell jokes a bit, you'll be all right,

if you play that. He can't tell jokes. He's not a comedian. He was a television presenter that did very, very well. And what he had, you could not learn, the public liked him. him, the public loved him, until you put his name outside the theatre and they'd run away. Really? So he worked on TV, but not live? Is that what you mean? It wasn't an attraction, as they say, in the promoting business. And I didn't get on all that

well with him. He gave me a dog once. We lived on the Wentworth estate a couple of wives ago. I lived there. And he gave me and Julie, I think it was. She came home with a dog. A dog. It was a Great Dane. Seriously, this Great Dane, it was a vegetarian. You had to feed it special food. used to open the fridge and help itself put stuff in the microwave. And it could ship for England, this dog. So I said to any son, I did an article. If anyone wants a dog, come and get it. And he called me, what have you done getting rid of that dog?

It's a killer. I said, why'd you give it to me then? That was it. I don't think we spoke much after that. I was still waiting for my bottle of Scot. She's going to send me for good luck on the generation game. I'll make, best of luck. Jim, you know, one of the best things about being cancelled, though.

I mean, it's happened to both of us numerous times, is that it does force you into new areas, right? And actually, I am genuinely very excited about this new media world. So I've obviously launched outspoken, but before that, and you know I was very inspired by you, you launched Ustream. And Ustream is brilliant because people can subscribe to get comedy from you, but also from others. that has none of this woke censorship that you're going to find on the other broadcasters and actually Jim, this is the future, right? This is the future of how people are going to consume entertainment.

Yeah, programs on demand, video on demand, a little bit like YouTube, which I quite like flicking through, but these are one-hour programs, Freddie Star, you know, Jethro, all the Jethro stuff, all of Freddie Star stuff, Chubby Brown, you know, all the ones. ones you want to see, Mick Miller, Bobby Davro, all the ones you want to see on television, but they are hysterical, and they're hysterical. And I do two live shows, like your show, not quite as professional. I sit at a desk and just moan. I do two live shows away. And we do

lots and lots of television current programs, if you like. No, I love it. I love it. You don't make long payment programs, but we just make cost-effective programs sitting in there commentating, but always from a funny point of view. No, I love it. I love it. I use a lot of your clips on outspoken because very often you will say something that the mainstream media are not and and and jim i'm just thinking given we've got you in the green screen i just envisaged maybe that would be an appropriate spot for you with with siddeek khan and in javalauga square for the biggest where are we in islamabad we're in islamabad we're probably see the americans just leaving any deal no we're going home fuck

this. Now, Jim, where can people access the Golden Jubilee? Is it through a U-Stream subscription? Yeah, through a U-stream subscription, it will be ready by the end of the month. But also, people can access it. If you're not a member of U-Stream, you can go on to U-Stream, you can buy it and watch it. I think it's, funny enough, it's going to be the same price as a monthly subscription, you know, so you can buy that. And that's through the U-Sstream website, though. Yeah, you, you, UST-R-E-M-A-com. And we're doing a wonderful program that you're going to come on, Daniel. Yes, I am.

House guest where you and your partner or a friend can come along. I will cook lunch for you and we'll sit and do a one-to-one chat afterwards when we're all a little bit... A little bit tipsy? A little bit squiffy, dear. After a few Tommy's margaritas, I am there. I am there. No, I would absolutely love to, Jim. you know I absolutely adore you.

I miss seeing you, Dan. I know. I know because... I miss sitting talking to you. I love being with you. I know. Well, look, we've got to have you on more often. I love Dahl sessions on GB News.

And Jim, I will say, was so supportive of me when I was going through my cancellation. I think, Jim, once you've been through something like it, you always want to be there for someone else, right? You are just cracking me up. Yeah, the producers were always pretty horrible. at those moments. But Jim,

absolutely love you. Ustream.com. Make sure you subscribe for all of the most brilliant comedy, but of course, the Golden Jubilee special will be available

later in the month. Thank you so much, Jim. I hope to see you very, very soon. Love you, Dan. Always have. Always will. Thank you so much, Jim.

And so much feedback from you coming in today, by the way, Big Mac 705. Thank you for your super chat. Says Kea Stahmer will always defend his Islamic terrorists. Ion anti-Semitism says we countered these protests for decades. Cerulean says

millions must go and not less. Lieutenant Cooper says, Lieutenant Gopher, sorry, says Jenrick and Bravman might be able to shed some insight. Zia. Davies, Melanie says so good to see Jim on your show, good old British comedian with thick skin and says it as it is the truth. Okay. Thank you. so much. Also, we've got some comments about Aymond Holmes on G.B. News, which are worth sharing. Helen O.D. says, last week, people at G.B. News were bitching about him falling asleep. Maybe he was having a series of small strokes. Well, a lot of people have suggested that as a possibility to me, I will be honest. Strawberry Atheatheas says, used to dislike Aman Holmes as a teen in my 20s. Then I grew up. Amon is a legend. And Crafty Lars says, it's because GV News was just so boring,

even sends the presenters to sleep. Okay, a reminder of your greatest Britain and union jackass nominees. Have you gone for me or have you gone for Jim Davidson? I have a feeling I know. I'm not going to be winning this one. Jim Davidson nominated West Streeting for his useless handling of the NHS and the Defence Secretary John Healey for being a tit.

I nominated Tom Harwood of GB News for his censorship of discussion about Restore Britain and Rupert Lowe. That is something we will be covering on tomorrow's show. The results are in fairly close today, but I was last. I knew I was going to be beaten by Jim. Of course I was. Tom Howard gets 25% of the vote. Jim is the winner, but the runner-up,

John Healy, with 28% of the vote, with Wes Streeteen, being named the worst Britain in the world today, your union jackass with 47% of the vote. And Jim has also nominated as today's greatest Britain, Rory McElroy, for winning the 2026 Masters. Thank you so much for your company today. over to Substack now for the Royal Uncanceled Aftershow. Big Royal News. Harry, Prince Harry, is getting

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