Dan Wootton Outspoken - KEIR STARMER LIES ABOUT HENRY NOWAK FAMILY EXPOSED AS TWISTED PM BLAMES ELON MUSK & NIGEL FARAGE

Episode Date: June 4, 2026

BREAKING TODAY: The despicable Slippery Starmer blames Elon Musk and Nigel Farage for sowing division in his Two Tier Britain, rather than the anti-white police officers who handcuffed Henry Nowak as he was dying having been stabbed with a Sikh ceremonial knife. Indeed, Britain’s corrupted anti-English political class and mainstream media have decided the real villain in this story is the Reform UK leader. The usual suspects are also peddling lies about the so-called Southampton riots this week, but we’ll show you the truth the mainstream media will not. Oh and Piers Morgan has even revoltingly decided to use Henry’s death to reignite his feud with Tommy Robinson. In his Digest Dan reveals that, as Kemi Badenoch and Starmer meet Henry’s grieving mother and father, they are distorting the family’s so-called wishes to silence a debate that simply must be had. And remember they didn’t give a damn about the family of other victims like Rhiannon Whyte. Well Rhiannon’s mother Siobhan Whyte joins the Superstar Panel today alongside her supporter and Raise the Colours activist Ryan Bridge. Also with us is Father Calvin Robinson – host of the Common Sense Crusade on YouTube – and, making his Outspoken debut, businessman, activist and the man behind Adam Brooks Media on YouTube Adam Brooks. PLUS: Sadiq Khan’s terrifying Bond villain makeunder is mocked as he’s shamed into finally speaking out over Henry Nowak. AND: Rupert Lowe accuses the BBC of being a cancer on British society as it bans Restore Britain from the Question Time Makerfield by-election special. THEN IN THE ROYAL UNCANCELLED AFTERSHOW: Meghan Markle lashes out on Lili’s fifth birthday. We’ll reveal her extraordinary new claim with royal YouTube sensation P-Dina. To watch in full, please subscribe at https://www.outspoken.live LIKE & SUBSCRIBE for new videos every day: https://youtube.com/@danwoottonoutspoken?si=-2BhmEbBSN1fyESS?sub_confirmation=1 ---------- Find the full audio show wherever you get your podcasts: Apple — https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/dan-wootton-outspoken/id1762436723 Spotify — https://open.spotify.com/show/19Ltoneek2MSPL10CpSA1J?si=8f6d84e2db56448c ---------- Follow Dan on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@outspokendan Follow Dan on Twitter: https://x.com/danwootton Follow Dan on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/danwootton/ Follow Dan on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/danwootton/?hl=en #DanWootton#DanWoottonOutspoken#news#outspoken#uknews Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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free of charge. BetMGM operates pursuant to an operating agreement with Eye Gaming Ontario. No spin, no bias, no sense. I'm Dan Woodton. This is outspoken episode number 507 and breaking right now. A 21-year-old Saudi Arabian National has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a cross-boat shooting was confirmed at the University of Surrey. Now, this left a man in his 50s in critical condition. Reports suggest that this may have been the type of weapon used. And I would argue this breaking news is yet another example of a nation in deep trouble thanks to mass immigration. Yet today, the despicable Slippri Stama has blamed Elon Musk and

Nigel Farage for sewing division in this country rather than the anti-white police officers who handcuffed Henry Novak as he was dying having been stabbed with a Sikh ceremonial knife. Because Musk, again, has been interfering in our politics in the last few days, trying to whip up division. That is not who we are in Britain, but how we conduct ourselves now as politicians is really important. And I call on all politicians, all politicians. Just listen again to what the family are asking of us. Indeed, Britain's corrupted anti-English political class and mainstream media have decided the real villain in this story is the Reform UK leader. Sorry, mate.

Not listening to you today. I'm sorry about your son dying and everything, but it is absolutely about racism. Nigel Farage said so. And when people say, where did he call for, where did he call for people to go to Southampton and write? Well, he's too smart to use language quite that explicit. But he did.

My question, genuinely, my question for Nigel Farage or Tommy Robinson or, you know, anybody who's on the streets of Southampton is, you know, why? Does the family of Henry Novak not mean nothing to you? This is a verbal tick that Farage has perfected, where he can always deny what happens next. It wasn't him that send people to Southampton.

It wasn't him that went on the train like Tommy Robinson. But Stama and all of those cratons are lying about the Novak family. I will tell you why shortly. The usual suspects are also pending lies about the so-called Southampton riots earlier in the week. I'll show you the truth that the mainstream media will not. This is where people become stupid, and anyone with a can of stella in their hands who was purporting to show their concern and, in some respects, bereavement, or respects for the bereaved family and the death of Henry,

you don't do that with a tin of beer in your hand. I'm black. Stand behind me. I'm black. Zero, charge. Don't give it to him. Don't get yourself knocked. Doing what you're doing is right, this is right. Don't get yourself nicked. Owen Pierce Morgan has revoltingly decided to use Henry's death

to reignite his feud with Tommy. And this is my problem with Robinson is I think he's just a massive Muslim-hating grifter. is that again, what he's trying to frame there is, well, it's a one-off incident involving a Sikh because he knows he's on record defending the Sikh community, rightly, actually, based on what he said there. But his desperation to try and bring his...

Well, in my digest next, I'll reveal that as Kemi Bainanok and Slippery Stama meet Henry's grieving mother and father, they are distorting the family's so-called wishes to silence a debate that simply must be had. And remember, all of these people didn't. I didn't give a damn about the families of other victims, victims like Riannon White. But sadly, like Riannon's case, there's others that are not being spoken about. But it should be.

They should be out there. Well, Riannon's mother, Chauvonne White, joins me on the superstar panel today to respond for the first time, alongside her supporter and the Raise the Colors activist Ryan Bridge. Also with us today, Father Calvin Robinson, host of the Common Sense Crusade on YouTube, and making his outspoken debut, the businessman, activist, and now the man behind Adam Brooks media on YouTube, Adam Brooks. Also coming up on the show today, Sidic Khan's terrifying Bond villain Makeunder is mocked as he's shamed into finally speaking out about Henry Novak. Rupert Lowe accuses the BBC of being a cancer on British society as it bans restore Britain

from the question time make a field by-election special tonight. And Wokai TV, in crisis over its pure political hypocrisy, as fellow loose women stars are in full-on revolt and threatening to quit over the broadcaster's plans to rehire Nadia Sawala. Then in the Royal Uncanceled After Show on Substat, well, have you seen this today? An incredible moment with Catherine,

the Princess of Wales, ringing the bell at a cancer hospital. We will bring you that footage in full. Let me just tell you, I needed it. today. I need that positivity today. We'll also reveal a brand new Greatest Britain and Union Jackass at the end of the show too. So myself, Adam and Father Calvin have all nominated. Calvin's gone for Cathy Newman for refusing to say that white lives matter as much as black lives. I've gone for James O'Brien for his despicable response to Novak's murder. And Adam has gone for Luke Taylor for his childish outburst behind Nigel Farage. That was in the House of Commons yesterday. He did the same at a knife crime debate in Parliament. I was at. performative idiot. So three great nominations. Do vote right now in the live chat on YouTube. Keep your super chats coming in throughout the show as well. I will read out the best before we go today.

But now let's go. Have you noticed what's going on here? They want to talk about anything other than Henry Novak. They want to talk about Nigel Farage. They want to talk about Tommy Robinson. They want to talk about Elon Musk. Most despicably, they want to lie about Henry's grieving family to avoid all scrutiny. Literally anything to distract the MSM and political class acknowledging that Henry Novak was killed because of an anti-white ideology that has infected our institutions, including the police, that are meant to protect us. As Tommy Robinson put it, sharing the real face of the Southampton protests, politicians, the left and legacy media are trying to whitewash the Southampton protest with

wearily-bens and Farage-Hirty words. These false narrative used every time are now transparent. Henry's life mattered and we won't sit silent. But having failed to prove, he cares one bit, given this was him taking the knee. Like a cucked loser for that druggie George Floyd, Stama today diverted the media class attention to their other shared enemy, the world's richest man and our free speech leader, Elon Musk.

Disgusting images were created in her particular case by Grok. And I'm really pleased that we took Grok on a few months ago because that's the fight we should be in, taking on some of these platform providers, some of these disgusting images, really disgusting. We won that, but Jess is right. She's a parliamentarian, and I'm 100% behind the action that she is taken. And look, we need to also assert who we are as a country because Musk, again, has been interfering in our politics in the last few days, trying to whip up division.

That is not who we are in Britain. In Britain, we are reasonable, tolerant people. When we have a terrible case like Henry's case, Henry Novak, we react calmly, as his family have done. When it comes to disgusting images on Grok, we take Grok on and fight because that's who we are as a country. mask distraction is to try and stop the growing American attention on the tragic story of Henry Novak, which shames Britain. But back here, the obsession has obviously been with Nigel Farage,

with The Daily Mirror and the BBC's Have I Got News for you, joining other dying legacy media organisations to falsely claim that Nigel's powerful address to the nation in some way sparked racial divisions. This is what he said. Henry's family have responded to this in just the most extraordinarily dignified way. But I suggest the rest of us respond to this with pure, cold rage. Okay, well, I can promise you something today. I can promise you that slippery stomach is more angry about those 13 seconds than the body cam footage of Henry dying.

We really need to listen to Henry's family because they're asking us as politicians as leaders not to use his case to whip up division not to cause you know disturbances we have to listen to them they're grieving

they've lost their son and so everything I've tried to do in relation to this case has been grounded in what they must be going through yes we need to answer those questions yes I think it's right that there may need to be changes

and we shouldn't shy away from that not for one moment but how we can conduct ourselves now as politicians is really important. And I call on all politicians, all politicians, just listen again to what the family are asking of us, which is to remain calm, to show the leadership that's needed here, and not allow this case to be used to whip up division. I'm speechless. But what I will say is that this story has exposed the true enemies of this country who do not give a damn about the native population being slaughtered. I think, and this is something I say carefully,

I think what we're seeing here is an outpouring of rage that the police didn't turn up at the scene of this crime and automatically presume that the brown people were the criminals and the liars and the white person was the innocent victim. I think it's that simple. I think all of these people, writing all of these headlines, making all of these claims, ignoring all of these facts, I think they just hate the fact that the police force

no longer turn up at the scene of the crime and treat the ethnic minority member of violence. our population as the wrongen. He is subhuman. But what is being used at the heart of these MSM lies over Henry Novick is this claim that by talking about this case, that by getting angry about this case, means that we are in some way betraying the wishes of Henry's family. Listen to his words.

This is not a case about Sikhism. This is not a case about racism. This is a case. about murder. And then just reflect for a moment on all of the people queuing up to essentially tell him to shut up and sit down. Sorry, Mark, you're wrong. I just heard a bloke on the radio who insists it's all about racism. Sorry, mate, not listening to you today. I'm sorry about your son dying and everything, but it is absolutely about racism. Nigel Farage said so. Some people roll out the red carpet for him to do so and stay silent while he calls for actual riots. And guess what?

I suggest the rest of us respond to this with people pure cold rage. I wonder what that sounds like. British media this morning, and to a lesser extent yesterday morning, had a choice. They had a very clear and simple choice. The British political establishment

had a very clear and simple choice. They could either take the side of this man. We do not want his death to be used to create further division, hatred or tension. Or they could side with this man. I suggest the rest of us respond to this with pure, cold rage. And you can tell from the front pages, from the commentary, from the lies, from the ignorance that they have largely, if not, it almost entirely decided to side with the second man, which is extraordinary. Okay, well, this is a script. This is a script. They all have it. They are all following it. If you don't believe me, look at Pist and over on Wokai TV.

So yesterday morning, I woke up to this alert that Nigel Farage was about to address the nation. He makes a statement saying that this proves that something that he has been arguing for some considerable time, that there is this two-tier policing. his allegation is that we now live in a country where white lives, in his view, matter less than those of ethnic minorities. I have to say there is an enormous amount of evidence that that is simply not systemically true. We then see people on the far right like Tommy Robinson then seizing on this in an even more inflammatory way. And you just have to set that against the words,

of Henry Novak's grieving family, the only thing that we've heard from them is they do not want their son's death to be politicised. So, you know, my question, genuinely, my question for Nigel Farage or Tommy Robinson or, you know, anybody who's on the streets of Southampton is, you know, why does the family of Henry Novak

not mean the thing to you? Why does it mean nothing to you? That is disgusting emotional manipulation, and I'm going to pull it apart right now. I'm going to pull apart these lies. So firstly, the Independent Southampton Times reported that Henry's friends were at the Southampton protest, and they confirmed that his family were watching the live stream from home. So they say don't believe Kirstama.

then Anglo-Thule revealed that Henry Novak's sister Olivia, and honestly, Olivia Novak, her video of her dancing with her brother, is just utterly heartbreaking. And I think she is a really important advocate, right, for her brother. I mean, I don't know if you've seen this. I played it on the show yesterday, but it shows you a really personal side of Henry. So Olivia is a great advocate, right, for her brother. Well, do you want to know what Olivia Novak reposted on her TikTok? Robert Jenrick on G.B. News. Lecturing Shibana MacMood on the death of her brother, Henry.

Now, seriously, we have to pay attention to that. Reform UK activist Chris Rose added on TikTok, Olivia Novak, Henry Novak's sister, has shared Robert Generic's speech. Asking Shabana MacMood if white lives matter just as much as everyone else's. Peston does not speak for the Novak family. Olivia wants answers. We all want answers. He then updated his post to read. Olivia has unshared it now. Further proof of the earlier share for anyone who thinks the screenshot has been manipulated.

But can I just say, all grieving parents are probably going to feel differently about their personal situation. But the MSM and the political class and Kirste Stama refused to listen to Chauvin White, the mother of Rianan White, the wonderful young woman, young mother, who was bludged into death by an illegal who had arrived in the country a matter of weeks before. They ignored this from Chavon. Politicians, the mainstream media almost didn't want to talk about this crime. Did you feel that? Sadly, another case that was brushed under the carpet. Yeah, I mean, we did choose to say silent regarding the court case.

And was that on the advice of police? It was, but it was our decision as a family. We wanted justice. We wanted respecting me on his name, really. but sadly, like Riannon's case, there's others that are not being spoken about. But it should be. They should be out there. It should be. As Stephen Edgington of G.B News put it,

the family of Riannon White, who was stabbed to death by an illegal migrant with a screwdriver, have called for all illegal migration to end. They say Kyr Stama is responsible for the death of their loved one. Why hasn't Stama, Alal? respected their wishes. And I will ask Chauvonne White exactly that when she joins me on the superstar panel straight after the digest. But our elites are proving how out of touch they are, with Reforms Ketia Noble pointing out, people calling into LBC radio more furious about what Nigel Farage said than they are about a young boy being stabbed, weirdos. And indeed, on the aforementioned

LBC, Sheila Fogarty agreed that Nigel Farage was kicking off riots all over the place in what is a disgraceful piece of broadcasting. This government is getting crushed by people like Nigel Farage coming out and kicking off riots all over the place. That's what he's doing. He's not just, he's not, he's not, he doesn't care of a job. I, I don't, I agree with you. I don't think he does either. And if, if people can't see his game,

when it comes to moments like this, then they're not looking hard enough. And when people say, where did he call for people to go to Southampton and write? Well, he's too smart to use language quite that explicit. But he did. Just like Trump did in America. Yeah, yeah.

Fight, fight. Fight for your country. Fight for democracy. Q riots in the capital. Cue the riots. Oh, look. Oh, look. I'm smiling again because I'm making everybody unhappy.

I'm upsetting everybody. I'm doing a great job for the country. No, he's not. Because, as I said, people like him, they're a minister society. They're the real minister society. Not black people, not Asian people, not your average Joe white person. It's Nigel Farage. He is the scum.

No, let's not call people scum. That I don't like it. Because, again, rage and reason. Let's stick up on the side of reason. Oh, so it's fine to say that he's kicking off, it's all over the place. Don't call him scum. Well, you are scum, Fogarty. And you were infected over at Global HQ because Emily Maitliss was doing even worse on the fake news agents.

Nigel Farage has once again gone as close as he can to what feels like incitement before stepping back and saying, oh no, I'm just saying, you might feel quite angry. You might feel angry with the system. You might feel angry with the system. You might feel angry with tragedy, you might feel angry with the outcome. I'm not suggesting you do anything. I'm just saying it would be normal to feel pure, cold rage. This is a verbal tick that Farage has perfected, where he can always deny what happens next. It wasn't him that sent people to Southampton. It wasn't him that went on the train like Tommy Robinson to go and start chanting words that were almost certainly horrifying. He was just saying, you might feel that. And what we so often

see with Farage is what the journalist Adam Biancoff calls a ramping up of racialized rhetoric. It's not rhetoric, Emily Maitliss. It's fact. And to respond directly to creeps like you, Nigel Farage has, I believe, calmly delivered the receipts. What? When I spoke out yesterday morning about the appalling murder of Henry Novak and the way in which he was treated with the police, the point that I was trying to make is the police forces themselves have become so obsessed with DEI and with not treating everybody equally, namely treating people differently if they're white as opposed to minority ethnic groups. Well, one thing I did achieve was to break the wall of silence because we did not have senior political figures speak up in outrage about what had happened.

And my stuff on social media was watched by tens of millions of people. But it would seem that politicians and mainstream media haven't quite got the message. So let's be clear. The police anti-racism commitment produced by the College of Policing and the National Police Chiefs Council makes it very clear in this document that when they're dealing with policing issues, It does not mean treating everyone the same or being colourblind, namely, the police act differently with different ethnic groups. And, you know, it was Hampshire Police we were talking about. Well, here it is.

The Hampshire and Isle of White Constabulary Race Action Plan brought in whilst Priddy Patel was Home Secretary. The police are being told you must deal with ethnic minorities in a preferential way over white people. But you know why the mainstream media hate Nigel Farage so much is because he's not shying away from this. He then appeared on Times radio and told a horrified Carol Walker that things are about to get much worse. Look, the problem is if you don't raise it now, when do you raise it? What about the concerns that by talking about your anger, by talking about rage? Hang on, slow down. Cold rage. I use that term very, very. very deliberately. Was I angry watching what had happened? Yeah, I bet you were too. Millions of us

were. It's hard to be a human being and not be angry watching it, but I suggested that rage was put in a cold way, not a hot way. And is there a risk, though, nonetheless, in expressing that, that you are inflaming the kind of division that his family have warned about? The division will get far worse. What you saw as of Amton last night is the beginning. if we get large numbers of young white males who think the police are prejudiced against them, goodness knows where we go, this has to end. This has to end.

Now, in all of this, we also must remember the incredible shifting stories of our leftist enemies. So, Narenda Kaur, what do you think she posted about this? They are rioting and attacking police in Southampton. Farah, Joan. this morning asked for pure cold rage. He incited this and she copied the Metropolitan Police. So you'd assume Narenda would be anti-riot, right? Well, no. Andy No helpfully reminded her.

You called for riots in all 50 states in my country after George Floyd died. Dozens of people died in those far-left riots you encouraged. And he then produced the receipts. Look at what Narenda actually tweeted. I hope they riot in every state in America. This was murder. End of. So there's no honesty from these people, and there is no honesty from the MSM about what actually happened in Southampton earlier this week.

This is where people become stupid, and anyone with a can of stella in their hands who was purporting to show their concern and in some respects bereavement, or respects for the bereaved family and the death of Henry. You don't do that with a tin of beer in your hand, firstly. You don't do it by trying to make your way to the perpetrator's house. Perpetrator's house would have had neighbours, by the way. That could have been real carnage.

The question, I suppose, becomes what were the percentage of people that were hell-bent on kicking off? And what were the percentage that were there because they wanted to sort of genuinely make their points known? Are there other ways of doing it? Well, Kelly J Keene was furious about that. Responding, Ian Collins, I was there. It is not what you're describing at all. There is no excuse for violent behaviour of a small minority, but it is understandable. These people are the victims of policies they have consistently voted against.

It is also wrong to assume that Henry's father meant no protests and no public outcry for what happened to his son. Public protests are about uniting not division. Maybe if talk had sent someone along to report on the protests and speak to the people, you would have less cause to sneer. Indeed, because they would have seen this. This moment from close Tommy Robinson ally, Danny Tomo, pleading with patriots not to be violent. Don't give it to him.

Don't give it to them. Don't get yourself nicked. You're not going to get you. Doing what you're doing is right. This is right. Don't get yourself nicked. Let's go. Hey, it's a long term.

We need you. A long term, it's about all our kids. My daughter's 12 years old. She's got a long way. Let's do this the right way. I'm about to produce a way for all of us to connect and make sure we put boots on the ground in the right places. Promise you, everyone's backing it.

Tommy's backing it. All the big boys are backing it. Give us a week and a half. We're having it. But don't get yourself next. Do not get yourself Nick. Even me. You don't see me get involved with many things and even I'm backing it.

And if talk had gone, they would have also seen the impact of two-tier policing in action. As a black protester offered to help white protesters with his privilege, knowing full well, he had received different treatment for being non-white, even in the midst of a heated situation. Watch this footage from UK Splush. I know, twice. They've shouted out twice now, that's it. Yeah, that's fair warning.

There you go, that's their warning. Run, run, run. Here we go. They can't outrunner, surely. Zero chance. Zero chance. I'm black. Stand behind me.

I'm black. Zero, Charles. Now, what you won't hear in the mainstream media is that violence was never part of the plan, as Danny Johnston of the Southampton Patriots group confirmed today. He told the Times, as soon as violence started, I left, we condemn what happened. That is not what we are about. We want to raise awareness of what happened with Henry. When it was George Floyd, there was massive outcry and riots,

and everyone was taking the knee, even footballers. But when it's Henry, there is nothing at all. The way police treated Henry in that video is disgusting. their duty of carers to check someone when they have been stabbed. Johnston, a security guard, said that protesters continued with their plan to walk through the city to Portswood Police Station, which is close to the DIGA's home, and they wanted to hold a vigil where they would take the knee, a gesture widely adopted during the Black Lives Matter movement after the death of George Floyd. We walked up past all the mosques, and people with every nationality were with us, and there was no trouble.

But when they reached the police station, they saw officers in riot gear and some of the crowd began shouting scum. I think people from outside the city came down and there was a minority who became violent. There was no plan to leave the police station. We did a vigil last Thursday night, which was peaceful. We had another last night, which had a bigger response. But Stama intends to criminalise these patriots at any cost. But no matter the pain we feel, there is no justification for more violence and disorder. The attacks directed towards police officers in Southampton last night were disgraceful and completely unacceptable. This is a time for serious work, not rage.

And let me be clear, we will ensure anyone found engaging in disorder meets the full force of the law, as we have done before. And sure enough, like clockwork, the CPS has announced that they have decided to prosecute two men already. Matt Stiler, 50, and Daniel Frost. So it's immediate. The BBC, meanwhile, has focused exclusively

on violence from protesters and not the brutality from police that was also captured on camera. Their reporter Duncan Kennedy spoke to one of the Patriots and following the playbook, directly claimed he was working against the Novak family. This social media video captures one of the demonstrators

with the legs of a broken chair. He rushes forward and hurls it at the officers who are falling back under intense pressure. This is that man who we met today. He refused to be identified and claims his overtly violent actions against retreating police officers was justified.

What you did was directly in contradiction to what the family wanted. Mark Novak, Henry's dad said he didn't want any tensions to rise. Yeah, with marches, no matter what type of march you're doing it for, the majority of it does get out of hand. Yeah, it wasn't the right way,

but you sometimes have to kind of take the approach that people don't want to take. Why have you become violent in the wake of a very violent, tragic incident for this family? It's supposed to be protecting not just one culture. They're supposed to be protecting whites, blacks, English. Doesn't matter what relationships you are, what religion you are, what colour you are.

It was even worse over on Channel 4 News, where they decided to focus on Nigel Farage's comments increasing hate crimes towards the Sikh community. The Hampshire Chief Constable has rejected claims of two-tier policing, but it's now become a political issue with widespread condemnation of Nigel Farage's claim that people have had enough of so-called anti-white prejudice. Obviously, there's been a rise in anti-Semitism, a rise in anti-Muslim hate, and now there's fears within the Sikh community.

Do you think this is a failure of government? There has been a rise of hate crime. Community tensions are high. I've definitely felt it here. I've been talking and working with local Sikh leaders. I'm a Sikh myself. Instances, like they sadly have given rise to that. People are hijacking.

a tragic loss and using it to slow divisions and to spread hatred. For Pierce Morgan, with an entirely American panel, the Henry Novak tragedy, was an opportunity to attack Tommy Robinson and continue what is an utterly deranged feud. And this is my problem with Robinson, is I think he's just a massive Muslim-hating grifter, is that, again, what he's trying to frame there is, well, it's a one-off incident involving a Sikh

because he knows he's on record defending the Sikh community, rightly, actually, based on what he said there. But his desperation to try and bring his wider anti-Islam, anti-Muslim rhetoric into this is laid bare once again. And again, they have nothing, this had nothing to do with any Muslim. He never points out any violence by white people, ever, by white Christians. And yet the vast majority of crime in my country is still committed by white people. Obviously, the proportion of the population is much higher, but actually he never ever...

I mean, this idea, for example, that only a Sikh has stabbed somebody to death, right? What happened was appalling, absolutely appalling. But there will be a lot of knife crime up and down the country in the last week in this country. And I can pretty well guarantee the vast majority will not have been committed by Sikhs, right? But he will never, ever talk about any crimes committed by white people.

And that, to me, is part of the problem. That is what's creating a lot of the tensions, is that he likes to create an impression that it's only the Pakistani Muslims committing all these crimes. So even when there's a crime committed by a Sikh against a white English young teenager, he has to immediately deflect back to Muslims and Islam. Piers, he literally spoke at the rally in Southampton.

What are you talking about? But there's rows on the right everywhere. Reform UK's Lee Anderson exploded on GB News when the channel's political editor Christopher Hope pathetically defended Slippery Stama while claiming that Reform UK is not uniting the country on this issue. John, Mike. Well, what were you expecting?

I mean, the Prime Minister issued a statement the day of the sentencing. He then gave an interview. to journalists yesterday. He then spoke with real Samanamom from House of Commons saying he was sick, he'd watched the video, what he's trying to do and what leaders try and do is calm it all down.

That's why Kerry Badernock asked six questions about benefits, not about He's very quick though, Chopper, we wanted to take the knees six years ago to a career criminal living four and a thousand miles away. That's not leadership, that's cowardice. Leadership, that is cowardice. If you want to be the next government,

you've got to unite the part, the country somehow and I don't think you are uniting it. That's what is Chopper. We are speaking on behalf of the country. Get out there in the real world and speak to people in the places like Ashford where I represent. They're absolutely furious. They agree with me, not with you. Of course, but the problem is the guidance being given to police officers. They're following it. The guidance appears to be... When does common sense kick in, Chopper?

When does common sense kick in? Well, police should be able to use that. If police are more worried about being seen as racist than applying common sense... You have to seen, and a young man are there is dying. It's not the police and find it's not... Common sense. Carol Malone has been deeply impacted by this event and acknowledges the mainstream media she as a part of has failed.

This was her reaction after seeing the body cam footage for the first time live in the GB News studio. I noticed anyone died on camera before. All right, well... Yeah, I mean, if at a moment, what I feel, his parents have had to see that time and time again. They saw it in court. They will live without memory all of their lives. they have to live with that, seeing that their son could have been helped,

maybe even saved, and they're listening to the idiot and the people around him who did it. You know, this is, this boy has been betrayed from that minute until now. Then she went into the Jeremy Vine studio alongside a crazed lifters called Marvin Harrison,

and I was delighted to see Malone admit that she is ashamed of her own industry. The newspaper, and TV channels over their deliberate decision to ignore and cover up the case of Henry Novak. I want to talk about what's happened there. You know, people are blaming Farage today and saying that he is inciting this kind of odd. No, he isn't. Let me just say something.

I'm looking at the papers today. All these front pages are full of this. You know, I'm kind of ashamed of my own profession over Henry Novak's Twitter and of the TV companies, because until this week, they have largely ignored it. You know, you try and find analysis pieces on this story over the last, since December, since it happened. Nothing's happened. So all the mainstream TV stations have ignored it.

Oh, I thought that was because we didn't really know until the conviction? No, but when you took, no, they just weren't bothered about it. If this had been, if it had been different, if it had been a white person killing a person was black or brown skin, the papers would have been full of it, and they have not been. This has been largely ignored.

till now. But the bottom line is what, anyone, I don't know whether you guys have seen. What the hell are you talking about? Let me finish my part. A black man was murdered in Dublin by five security guards, right? And they put their knee on his neck and murdered him. And we all watched it happen live on our phones, right? And then that, and that didn't get any of the remote coverage that is this particular conversation is happening right now. But Carol makes the point, the murder of Henry Novak happened in December. And we only covered it last week. Because the judge has gone by. And people are slagging Nigel Farage off at the middle.

He's the only politician who has addressed this for the past few months. No other politician has... He's a grifter. But isn't he saying what a lot of people are thinking about it? He's absolutely saying... Everyone has a right to be frustrated about the outcomes of it, right? There are processes... Not frustrated, Mark.

And as Peter McCormack put it, the UK is a tinderbox right now. Things are not good and it is going to get worse. If you're a politician or work in the mainstream media, you did this. All of you. Absolute cowards. Now, the superstar panel. Father Calvin Robinson of Common Sense Crusade, Ryan Bridge, of raised the colours, Adam Brooks of Adam Brooks Media on YouTube, and the wonderful Chauvin White, now an activist with me.

Chauvin, I really thought of you today. and I'm so glad you're here because everyone in power, all of the politicians, the James O'Brien's, the Kier Stamas are talking about the Novak family wishes, which of course do matter. But they never cared about your wishes, Chavon. They never met with you, interviewed you about the brutal murder of your daughter, Riannon White. And I just wonder how you feel about this deflection that is going on. Do you know what, Dan? If he meets Henry Novak's family, I'm pleased for them because I will never get an answer or any kind of story from this stupid government starmer. Henry Novak's death was heartbreaking. and the person being a Sikh, we're not saying all Sikhs are bad, we're not saying that all Muslims are bad, etc.

But the lies, the disrespect that they, and the police shown Henry Novak and the disrespect that this government have shown me and my family, to be honest with that, it's, I'm not my wish. end with it. Yeah, because Stama has refused to meet with you. I mean, your case is identical. Nothing. Say that again, sorry, Shavon, I missed that. He reached out for Shavana Mahmood. Nothing. And because he's saying that he's going to meet them privately at Downing Street, which is something he has refused to do with you. Yeah. Now, Chavon, what do you think is going on with the family? Because I remember when we previously spoke, you did say that you were encouraged or your family was encouraged not to try and create another Southport situation after Riannon's terrible, terrible murder. Do you think the same things happened in here?

That was said. We phoned the police to say we were switching off Rihanna's life support. And then literally two hours later they moved these migrants out Talford, etc. I chose not to speak out about Rihanna because I wanted justice once we got that justice then yes I have spoken out but I feel like I'm at my wits end

with trying to fight this government and they put the blame on everybody out but themselves Tommy Robinson Farage etc and then there's this massive two-tier policing and this division this division between blacks, white, Sikhs, Muslims, etc. is caused by this government and the police.

The asylum seekers coming in. Like the Alan's case, he was in this country 11 weeks. I've never found out why he was denied asylum in Germany or Italy. I've never got a response to it yet. He came to this country 11 weeks and took my daughter's life. 100%. And the thing is, Adam Brooks, so great to have you here on outspoken for the first time. But the thing is, Adam, the family of Henry Novak are being given a sort of status by Stama, which means we're not allowed to talk about this case at all.

But because Chavon didn't fit politically with the Labor government, they don't give a damn. Yeah. It's pretty obvious that these people are. politicians, Kirstama, is a master at this. He's hiding behind this family. And while I'm on here, I just want to send my condolences and my love to that family. I know what it's like to lose a loved one, but I do not know what it's like to lose a child. I've got a boy who is just weeks away from his 17th birthday. And to see that video the other day, I was away. I had tears in my eyes. and in the manner that it happened, it is a political issue.

As we said earlier, if it wasn't for politicians pushing this crazy DEI and this crazy anti-white rhetoric over the last two decades, that boy, an 18-year-old boy who was the victim would not have been handcuffed a move while he lay there bleeding out because of, I believe it was four or five stab wounds. that is pure racism in my eyes and it wouldn't have happened if it wasn't for these cows in our parliament and these charlatans. And look, again, to Chauvonne,

I wanted to make this point earlier and I just couldn't get the words right in a tweet. But again, it's so obvious that they've treated you differently to the Novac family. And I'm so sorry for that. Your case, I've met you once before, only briefly, and all I wanted you to do was hug you.

you are being let down we are being let down as parents by these politicians and the reason I know we're all different on here and our political maybe who we support the reason I'm so behind Nigel Farage

and what he said over the last couple of days because he's saying things that I'm saying that my friends are saying that people in my pub are saying for once I feel like we've got a representation in Parliament I mean, I always say when Nigel Farage does something good, my God, I will praise it.

And I think he's been brilliant over the last two days. And he's stood his ground. And I think another incredibly important thing he did was bring Chavon up on stage with him at a press conference in front of the country, which no other political leader outside of Rupert Lowe had had the balls to do. Now, Ryan Bridge, they want to demonize people like, you, don't they? They want to demonise your, raise the colours movement, your street activism. There is a, there is a very obvious attempt to shut people like you down because you are viewed as a threat now to the regime. Are you feeling it? Are you worried? Obviously, you were arrested

when you arrived at Unite the Kingdom. Do you feel like there is a real targeting now of street activists like yourself? 100% Dan. I don't fear what may happen. I fear being silenced even more than I already am. I'm on, you know, I'm on bail for two different things that are completely nothing to do with me. It's literally to lock me up so that I'm silent, so I can't speak, so I can't share my voice. And I am disgusted and I am upset for Chavan because obviously she's really close to me and we know what she's gone through to get spoken to. to. I'm disgusted in the mood. I'm disgusted in the likes of, you know, pest on, as you say, foggit say, all these people, James O'Brien, James O'Brien lives in a lovely little village called Chatsley Corby, up the road from me, it's, you know, it's two-tier like you would not believe. He sends his kids to private schools. He gets posh cars. He hangs out at dinner parties with Carol Vortemann. No idea. Yeah, this guy, they have a local, you know, I'm going to go this year, I think.

They have a local horse riding event around there, and it's all hooty snooty. It's not the real world. The real world is we're getting invaded on a daily basis. Please go and bring some reality to him. Father Calvin, how have you felt about the fact that there's almost an... Like, this is exploding in America now, right? Tucker Carlson had Frank Wright on, who was on this show. show last night. Sorry, he was on this show last week, but he was on Tucker Carlson show overnight.

Megan Kelly is leading on this story. It's massive on Fox News with personalities like Will Cade. And so today, you get Stama talking about Elon Musk and you get Pearz Morgan talking about Tommy Robinson. It's so predictable. It is predictable, isn't it? I just arrived back in the States. Unfortunately, I didn't make the Southport riot, as they're calling it. But I would have been there. If I could have been there, I absolutely would have been there because I am full of this pure cold rage. I think we should all be full of this pure cold rage. I think you're right down in that when Farage does something right, we should praise him. And he's been absolutely spot on with this. The far left

are cringeworthy projecting as much as they can. When James O'Brien says, oh, people are upset because they wanted the police to presume the Brown Mum was guilty. No, people are upset. because the presumption was that brown man was absolutely innocent and the white man was guilty, even though he was the victim. People are upset because there's a two-tiered system in our country and the police have cultural awareness training, DEI and inclusivity training, to the point that they are indoctrinated into believing that racism

is a worse crime than murder, which is exactly what we've just lived through. We should all be outraged. We should be livid with righteous indignation. And that's not to say we should get violent. Of course we shouldn't. And everyone who promoted the Southport protests said, not get violent, don't get yourself nicked. And so these hard lefties are lying when they say things

like these, these riots were incitement to violence. Nigel Farage, for example, did not ever tell anyone to go anywhere, never mind, do anything. And they're like, oh, it's clever with his words. He didn't imply anything. They are outright liars. And this whole thing about, what does the family want? What does the family want? They don't care what the family wants. They don't care that the family has said something that aligns with their politics. If the family said, get out there and kill all the Sikhs, what would they do them? Would they say, let's do what the family want? Of course they would. It's stupid. Or if they're like Chavon, who says, let's have a national debate about the way that mass immigration is destroying this country, about the way that illegals are putting all of us at threat, if the family had said that, they would have equally been given short shrift.

And it's, you know, it's the way that a lot of these big figures, like London's Islamist mayor, Sadiq Khan, are being shamed into saying something about Henry and Novak. They've known about this for weeks, and they've stayed totally silent. And let's look at Khan, right, who I think is pretty much the worst person in Britain, other than Stama and James O'Brien. And back in 2020, he posted the death of George Floyd has rightly ignited fury. Now, how is that any different to what Nigel Farage said? And as Darren Grimes, the reform UK counsellor, posted, I see anger is a one. Way Street. But you see what's happening. Khan's been roasted across the world for not saying a word

Ava Yovanni of Rebel News in Australia. This racist still hasn't said Henry Novak's name. So overnight with his ridiculous, embarrassing new hairstyle after he went on that Islamist pilgrimage to Mecca, Khan was shamed into Saints. but I want you to watch him closely because there's none of the anger. There's none of the indignation that he felt after Floyd. And this is a really horrible thing to say, but I truly mean it. I don't think he gives a damn about what happened to Henry Novak. The video I've seen of Henry's death, it's heartbreaking.

I speak as a dad. It's just heartbreaking. And none of us can imagine what Henry's family are going through. but the dignity with which his family responded to, as James alluded to, is quite remarkable as well. They actually went on record, James, and said they do not want this to be used to create further division, hatred or tension. Their words, not mine. And what you're seeing is, and I can't believe I'm saying this in the conducts that I haven't seen that video, is people using Henry's murder as an opportunity.

for their own political purposes to further an agenda because the thesis they have goes the pendulum has swung the pendulum has swung too far the other way Javon he doesn't care about

Henry Nogh he cared more about George Floyd far far more Exactly George Floyd could you believe that reaction Well known criminal Drug dealer etc etc

as I've said before, come to the people of their own country. Yeah, we're just getting shoved aside. I mean, yes, my heart breaks for Henry Novak and his family. I've been in that situation. Again, we didn't bring race, politics, anything into it. We remain silent. I just want, you know, if Stama's going to meet his family, then, okay, they deserve that respect. but white have an eye

and I'm sure many others even received an email it's despicable it is completely and utterly despicable it's heartbreaking because I watched his video and I watched my own

daughter's video of her murder and if it wasn't for the fact there was a tree we would have seen her being murdered and watching Henry you saw and was that police body cam footage or was that C-C TV footage.

CCTV, yeah. You poor thing. It was a fact that it was a tree. I've cut the tree down at the station now, but the fact that there was a tree there, we would have witnessed Rihanna's murder. Now, I've never made this about race. I've never made this about politics.

I've never made this about colour. I've never made it, you know, anything, like Muslim Sikhs or anything. It was one person, the scumbag who killed my daughter. He killed me that day. but what I'm saying is where is the respect for me and my family

where is respect for my daughter where's the respect my granddaughter but what they're doing is now because the police dragged that poor child across the gravel and because again the scumbag that killed him was moaning about a cut on his eye

and a swollen eye and he'd had his turban ripped off yet the turban was still on his head when the police turned up where's the didn't? between Henry Novak, Riannon. Oh, I know, because the scumback that killed Riannon was an illegal, yet the person that killed Henry Novak was basically protected by the police, two-tier policing again. 100%. 100%. I mean, Adam, when you hear that from Chavon, it's utterly chilling, isn't it?

And the fact that there are these parallels, yet we keep seeing our leaders, and I mean, I don't view him as one of my leaders, because I view him as a traitor, actually, Khan, expressed no sort of outrage and really make it all about the reaction to the killing rather than the killing itself. And you just think, we're screwed.

Look, if I had lived anywhere near Southampton, I would have been there at that protest. You know, I've been to a protest in Epping, or in London. You never see me getting violent. But it's our democratic right to protest. And I urge more people to do that on the right, because the left have sort of monopolised this fake outrage a lot of the time. And they pull numbers at these demonstrations. And the media will put it everywhere.

Yet when people like me, us common people, stand up and say enough's enough. We don't want these foreign men, these foreign criminals, just dumped into our communities. Suddenly we're the bad guys. Look, I said this on air last night. I'm a right-wing, middle-aged, straight white man.

I am literally the devil. Khan hates you. Khan hates you. I really am. Like, he would rather a foreign criminal, you know, go and have dinner with one of those than me. We are viewed. 100% so badly.

And look, the reason you put me on the telly, and it's the only reason I'm on the TV screens and on your internet screens is because of you. Okay, four or five years ago, you said, look, I really want you on my TV channel. I didn't want to do it, did I? You had to drink. No, you actually didn't.

Believe it or not, now that you've got Adam Brooks media flying, but no, I really had to persuade you back in the GB News days. But what keeps me going, Dan, is that I've just come back from a week with my family in New Yorker. I must have had 20 or 30 selfies in a foreign country by people saying, look, we just want to say, thank you. You're speaking how we speak on TV and on the internet. You're our voice. You know, we don't always agree with everything you're saying.

I will never pretend to speak for everyone or get it right all the time. But so many people feel disenfranchised by our media, by our politicians. And look, they're looking at people like maybe us on. this panel saying please say what we feel and each one of us will say that in a different way and that is how social media channels like yours channels like mine are hopefully representing the majority of this country now because the media are actively against us they want to silence us and it's showing now keir-starmer is using and weaponising the Novak grief to try and shut people like me and you are and it's not working

And again, I really want to congratulate Nigel Farage for speaking out, putting his head above the parable. He's taking so much flak for this, Dan. 100%. No, no. And he hasn't backed down. I totally agree. Now, look, I know this might feel a bit sort of odd in the context of this discussion. But do you not think, actually, I'm going to ask you, Father Calvin, because you do crazy stuff with your hair, right?

like your YouTube channel is called Bros with Froes. But I don't know, there was something quite disturbing to me about Khan going on this Islamist pilgrimage and coming back with this whole new look. I don't know, it felt more significant than just a haircut given that we know what was going on at Mecca. But he's really boasting about this new look. Watch.

This is what London matches him looks like. Anyone seeing you today can't fail to notice a dramatic change in your appearance? Well I've recently returned from the Hajj pilgrimage last week in Mecca. It was a humbling experience from me. It was a spiritual experience for me. Thousands of Londoners were there as well. Part of the pilgrimage is at the end, if you're a bloke, you shave your hair to just part with the ego and to make me more humble.

So the new hairstyle is for that reason. for that reason. I hope people like it. Is it a permanent look? Well, now, I'll let's, no, I'm going to grab up my hair. I miss my... No, I don't like anything about you, but do you sort of understand why I feel uncomfortable about this, Father Calvin? I'm going to be honest when I first saw it. I just assumed he had AIDS or something. I didn't know it was like a religious thing. He said he's mecca maxing. I want British politicians to be Britain maxing. That's what we all need to be doing. United, they call everything that we say divisive. They are the ones dividing us. What does Mecca have to do in London for goodness sake.

The mayor of London should not be Mecca max unless he wants to move to Mecca, which I've been very happy with him doing. I'm sick of these hypocrites, all of them. They spent so long telling us that the whole George Floyd's thing was a race issue. And now we have a race issue in the Henry Novak situation. They're telling us it's anything but a race issue. These guys are all liars, hypocrites and charlatans. Yes.

And it's like he wants to bring. And Ryan, we know this because look at what he did with that. that mass show of Islamist domination in Trafalgar Square. He wants to bring Mecca back to the United Kingdom. I feel uncomfortable about it. I really do. 100%. If your religion, which if you believe in, whatever you believe in, happy days.

But if your religion comes before your country, you're in a position like that, you're in the wrong position, and you should be out immediately. And that goes for Kemi, it goes for Stama. They should not be talking about things that they're talking. talking about instead of the real problem which is going on in this country, we are being invaded on a daily basis, people who are in France now preparing to invade us, there will be more deaths on our hands. And listen, two-tier policing. This guy is walking around the streets for a religious

purpose with a bladed article. I don't know anywhere where you can do that. So the answer should be no, it's not two-tier. And when this guy's turned up, we need to get this race thing out the way. The only people that are saying things are racist are the likes of Sama, is neutral far left. These people and white people that actually hate us who are right-minded, or I'd say were central right-minded, people that, you know, this Preston, this, you know, all these LBC presenters, these people don't actually like their own country. They don't like people that are in their country. They don't like our values. They don't like our traditions. And I cannot believe that we're in the position we are in. And now, like Adam just said, I think that people, us on this panel,

I think we are the last hope for the contrary. I agree. I absolutely agree. And I am in a cold rage. I'm in a hot rage, a cold rage. Whatever he wants to say, I'm in that rage because people should not have a voice. How can she be told by Shabar Mahmood that I cannot go, she can go to the Home Office, but Ryan Bridge can't come with you? That is discrimination.

I know. It's a disgrace. It is. And look, I totally agree with everything you've said, Ryan. I have felt that. absolute blind rage all this week. It's weird. Like I just can't shake it.

I cannot shake it. But, Chauvonne, I'm so grateful that you've come on today because we needed to hear from you. We needed to hear from you. And we needed to show that there are families of victims who do believe that this discussion has to take place.

Again, it'll come down to like as Adam and yourself on a, but it comes down to, I'm Ryan, the free speech. We're losing our free speech. And because I'm fighting for my daughter and other women and children, off you go. I know. We're all fighting. We're all fighting for what should be right, right's right and wrongs, wrong.

100%. People are, yeah, exactly, Adam. People have coming into our country illegally and breaking the law should be on electronic tags from day one. We need to know who they are and where they're from. Yeah, but they should, as we know, they, they shouldn't even be in those hotels because look at what happened to Rianne. But, but look, Dan, I feel like going to move on, but just before you do, because I know this is

a debate about Britain, it's a debate about race, but ultimately there's a little boy involved who is a bit. And I just want to say, let's pray for his soul, that he rests in peace. And let's pray that light perpetual shines upon him and may he rise in glory. Amen. Amen. Amen. Beautiful. Thank you, Calvin. Thank you so much, Ryan Bridge. And thank you, Chivon White. You know, I adore both of you. Thank you so much. Breaking today, Restore Britain leader Rupert Lowe has described the BBC as a destructive cancer at the heart of Britain after the corporation despicably banned Rebecca Shepard, the party's Makerfield by-election candidate from a question time debate featuring every other major party in the constituency, including the Conservatives, the Lib Dems and the Greens, which are polling far lower than Restore Britain. This is a total stitch-up. I mean, look at the spectators cover today. Even they now acknowledge that Restore Britain is a serious part of this real clash on the right of British politics. Restore Britain isn't taking this lying down, though, saying we are holding a big day of action tomorrow and Makerfield to fight BBC.

censorship. Rupert Lowe added deliberately excluding Restore Britain is outrageous. I will be consulting our legal team this morning. And just to show you what the Labor government really think about this type of censorship, Andrew West and Labour MP replied, good. They shouldn't be on any program spreading their filth. The BBC's argument was this. There are 14 candidates in the Makerfield by-election on the 18th of June. Question Time has invited five parties to take part in our debate in the constituency based, as is always the case, on their past electoral support. The programme will ensure there are appropriate references to all the candidates standing. But as Labour columnist for the Mail on Sunday, Dan Hodges put it, sorry, but this is ridiculous.

If you're doing a special programme on a specific by-election, you self-evidently have to reflect the reality of that by-election. It would have been like the BBC doing a by-election special in Rochdale in 2024 and not inviting George Galloway. Some Restore fans, though, are looking at this positively. Carl Benjamin of Lotus Eaters said, I actually think it is to our advantage to be excluded from question time. The Uni Party all lines up to bicker about trivial nonsense while Stowle candidate is beating the streets in the constituency

and spreading the news that a true alternative has arrived. Now, this broadcast tonight is going to be fascinating because there has been a complete MSM witch hunt against the Reform UK candidate, a guy who I actually think is very, very decent, called Robert Kenyon. Look at crazed Beth Rigby, hunting him down for Sly News.

It's Beth here from Sly News. Can I ask you a couple quick questions, Rob, to the constituency piece? Why should women in Makerfield vote for you, Rob? Why did women, why should women in Makerville vote for you, when you said you're a sexist? No, no, no, but why should women vote for you when you said that you were sexist and that they can't drive.

And the British Bashing Corporation did manage to conduct an interview with Kenyan, but it was really uncomfortable. I spoke to Andy Burnham recently and scrutinised what he'd said in the past and whether he'd changed his mind about various things. So let's do the same with you. And we'll start with some policies. You have said that Russia was well within its rights to invade Crimea, a part of Ukraine, that'll sound to some people, won't it?

Like you're sympathetic to Vladimir Putin? Absolutely not, Chris. I served in the Army Reserve since, and I'm totally against the illegal annexation of crime here. So you changed your mind on that? Things have happened since. People change their opinions on things. Let's talk about Brexit. You said that the Leave campaign pedaled nationalistic push during the Brexit referendum.

Did you back Brexit? Did you vote for Brexit? 100%. Chris, I voted for Brexit. So who was paddling nationalistic push? I mean, some critics of your party leader, Nigel Farage, would accuse him about that. To be honest, I don't even know what context. I'm not sure what nationalistic push means.

You tell me, you wrote it. I have no recollection of saying that. You sounded sceptical about COVID vaccines and in particular boosters. In fact, you told England's chief medical officer to get lost, or you put it a bit more bluntly than that. But I think you got the jabs yourself. So is it respond? to have been saying that kind of stuff whilst you were getting the jabs yourself?

Well, I want to make one thing perfectly clear. I'm not anti-vax or anti-jabs. I'm my first lot of COVID jabs. But you were telling England's chief medical officer to get lost? Wasn't a polite thing to say. I weren't involved in politics back then. I speak like the normal bloke does. You're going to pub.

We're in a pub now. You go into the next room, speak to local people. I think you'll hear a lot worse than when you're going. and what I've said on Twitter. Let's do a bit of scrutiny on your character because part of standing for an MP is people getting a sense of who you are as a candidate and as a person. You made sexual remarks about Carol Vorderman.

Sorry, I have not made sexual remarks about Carol Vorderman. Somebody else did, but then I responded with a crass joke about that comment, so personally I didn't make the comment. Carol Vorderman said what you'd said was disgusting. There's a pattern around some of the remarks you've said at the past that have sounded like they were degrading. women. There might have been a few crass comments. You know, if I'm as an elected public official, which I am now, I wouldn't make any crass comments because everything you do says under a microscope,

but comments that I made before was involved in politics, you know, you'll be judged in the future by what you say. So it's witch hunt, witch hunt, witch hunt, which hunt, which hunt. And I feel for Robert Kenyon, going into the Fiona Bruce question time, lion's den tonight, without the Restore Britain candidate there. But to the superstar panel, and this is going to be interesting because we have news. Father Calvin Robinson has just joined

Restore Britain alongside Lawrence Fox. And look at this. Michael Gove, posting just one word after this announcement, father, saying, Doctor, you reply, saying, Michael, you and your government practically destroyed what was left of our country after Labor had its way. The only thing you conserved as liberalism and Labor's demolition of our institutions,

you should retire from public life and spend time in reflection until you repent. So Father Calvin, this was a big move. What prompted it? See on the right. Our public unity on the right, we've got to restore our country. We can no longer conserve it. All we're conserving is what the Labour Party did, which is liberalism, mass immigration, and the destruction of our country.

can't reform it. There's not much left to reform. It's time to restore Britain. And I've been saying to many of the smaller parties on the right that this is what we've got to do. We've got to come together. And yesterday I was pleased to see Ben Habib say, advanced UK are going to stand aside so that Restore can get in. And Lawrence Fox also came out and said, we're going to, you know, reclaim isn't a thing anymore. Restore is going to go forward. And I've been trying to convince the UKIP party to step aside too. And at this point, I was like, you know what, I've just got to step aside. We've got to do this. Restore is the only way, it's the only patriotic. only party that believes in the culturally Christian country.

And hopefully we could push that forward to explicitly Christian country. But it's the only party that has been patriotic and isn't wanting to be part of the establishment. And I've taken a lot of flack today from the hard left and also from a lot of reform fanatics who've been saying, oh, they're all left, no gnats. You as a black man will be hated. It's like, you know you guys are projecting. Firstly, I'm not black. I'm half white, half black. So you're disregarding half my heritage.

That's racist. Secondly, don't assume other people's intentions. It's showing your own. Like the Restore Camp have been very welcoming. They've been lovely. They're very patriotic. I think it's great. Reform and the hard left on the other hand have not been so kind.

So Adam Brooks, I've been interested about having this discussion with you and Father Calvin because I've seen a lot of your posts and your view from what I can see, but tell me if I'm wrong, is that Restore are crazy for going ahead with this Maker Field by election because you think they have zero chance of winning? I don't think they're crazy. I've known Rupert for many years online. We've spoke. I respect him a lot as a person.

And I agree with almost everything he says. When it comes to the national debate, I'm obviously, I am reform. I believe that reform are the only party on the right that have a chance at the next election. and I think that's backed up really with a lot of evidence. I work obviously alongside some that are within reform. I know a lot of people within reform.

But yeah, I just feel like the Maker field by-election is so pivotal for this country. It's almost like a crossroads, really. If we go left again, we're going to get this man as our prime minister. We're going to have a hard socialist government. If we go reform, it sends the message, out to the nation, look, look, being reform or being on the right is not a racist thing. Look, it's the majority. We can win here. I'm a numbers man, Dan, and I'm playing probability here. I believe in what a lot of reforms say. I've had discussions with Nigel Farage.

I believe in reform. I don't believe they're going to be a perfect government. I've always said this, and I said it on your show, no government is your friend. And any of the restore supporters that think that suddenly, if restore were in government, that they've got some preferential treatment and everything's going to be made great overnight or even the next five years, they're deranged,

they're deluded. No government is your friend. I think that's a fair point. I think that's what we can all learn. It's to stop making idols of politicians. There is no savior, whether it's Nigra fraud or Rupert Lowe, Jesus Christ is our one true savior. Politicians will always let us down because it's politics. And I will say in fairness, I like

the sounds of your guy to begin with that make feel guys like he's anti women driving yes he's anti-Ukraine a great great against corruption anti-COVIDs fantastic you know medical interventions uh forced upon us and anti carol vaudeman who is just a toxic horrible woman this is great but in the in the struggle session he backed down on all of those points and and actually seems quite weak and i assume that's because most reform candidates are afraid because whenever they know that they'll be boosted Farage gets rid of them. Yeah. Dan, I think we know that it's my opinion, and this is not coming from reform.

I'm not part of reform, but it's my opinion that when reform, if reform get in in the next government, they're going to be far more hard line on things than we're hearing. You've got to remember, we win elections, or you win elections from the centre, and you cannot scare your average man or woman that have voted conservative their whole life with things that they might not. be comfortable with and it might mean oh i don't know if i'm going to vote at all it is my opinion again i'm not basing this on anything maybe a few discussions with people within reform that they're going to surprise a lot of people when they get in you're going to see more deportations you're going to see

more uh of these crazy rights and social you know social housing given to people that have only been here a year or so they're going to reverse that and i believe they are our last chance and i know numbers going so father cover what do you say to to that to that from Adam, which is basically that Restore could end up stopping there being a reform UK government and could end up actually causing a nightmare left-wing coalition. Look, I've known Nigel fraud for many years, worked with him for a few years, been thrown under the bus by him a couple of times, and I just don't trust the man. And I think he's always wanted to be a part of the establishment.

So if you're asking me, what would happen? Look, he's already taken on board all the Tories. that wanted to jump from the sinking ship and stick to the establishment. He's become the new establishment. So if it's a choice between restore and or anyone else, I will choose restore every time because whether reform get in or Labor getting or the Conservatives get in, I wouldn't see much difference. I really don't see much difference.

And people keep telling me this that if reform get in, there'll be more hardline than they've spoken publicly. That's not good enough for me. I want transparency. I want open nurse. I want politicians to say what they believe and what they will do. I don't want to trick us and say, actually, would be a bit better because they always let us down and they always actually go further left

than we'd hoped. Let's be real. Look, I'm no political expert. I've been in and like commentating on politics for about maybe 15 years, if that. But what I do know is you cannot go from left bang to like, you know, hard right, straight away. That cannot happen. You cannot, you've got to go in steps. And for me, reform is the next step of change.

And again, as I've said, they're not going to be perfect. They're not going to do everything everyone wants. Nigel may let you down on certain things, certain policies. But we're talking about the British establishment has control of our politics. And I believe Nigel will do as much as he can. And I believe that reform will do as much as they can within those constraints. But look, we are run by people far more powerful than our politicians. Tony Blair and his government took away the power from our elected officials.

We're now being run by the civil service, the blob and big company directors and big money. And that's going to take more than one parliamentary session to stop. It's going to take about eight to ten years, in my opinion. So everyone that thinks, oh, yeah, I'm just going to vote restore. The next day after the election, everything's going to be better. They've got to get in the real world. And the same with anyone we've reformed that thinks that as well. We're in deep, deep trouble.

And our political system, our judiciary, everything needs to be unwound and start again. And that's not going to happen overnight then. Breaking today, Wokey TV is in crisis over its pure political hypocrisy as fellow loose women stars are now on revolt and threatening to quit over the broadcaster's plans to rehire the increasingly unhinged Nardius Sawyer. Now, Nadia, who is an original loose lady, and I'm going to admit to you, once a friend of mine, actually, before she lost the plot, was dropped from the ITV daytime show unofficially, following outrage over her political commentary. It will certainly bring the little group out that like to come round the back and do a little bit of threatening to anyone that has a social media presence such a silly pilly. I mean, you try a lot of things, don't you? We're on to you.

You do all sorts of things behind the scenes, don't you? And if it all goes wrong, you can just say, everybody's been anti-Semitic. What about me? What about me? I mean, this is what hardly if politics does to you, actually. So her husband is a Green Party candidate who was dumped. He actually won.

But, I mean, if the Green Party, the crazy Green Party are walking away, that's showing you pretty much out of control. Nadi hasn't stopped making videos in the issue. I don't think she should have to, by the way. This week she defended Chink Yuga, who was banned from the UK by the authoritarian Mahmoud and Stammer, a decision which I totally disagreed with too, watch. And they are called the TYT is the channel.

Now, he is a absolutely brilliant, brilliant mind. And he speaks with real, real passion against the genocide and against the Israeli regime. I have watched hundreds of his videos. I have never, ever heard him mention anything, anti-Semitic. And yet, yesterday he went to the Eastryll. airport he was coming here to speak at ox to speak uh to speak uh to speak uh to speak uh to speak at oxford and um he got to the airport and they said your visa has been cancelled reason given that his presence in this country may not be conducive to public order

what the fuck he's anti the regime who is committing a genocide at the moment does that mean if i leave the country and i try to come back in i'm I wouldn't be able to. Kissed on her. Who are you? Now, my issue on this story is actually pretty nuanced. Nadia Sualla is allowed to have her political viewpoint. I'm a free speech absolutus.

But to me, this is about woke ITVs rank hypocrisy. This is the broadcaster, after all, that forced out Piers Morgan for telling the truth about Megan Markle. And loose women is the show, and I will never forgive them for this, that banned them. Sammy Woodhouse after years of appearances on the show. Now, Sammy, you'll know, is a rape gang survivor. And guess why she was banned from Loose Women? Actually, while she was on the way traveling to London to appear on the show, because Loose Women producers learned of her previous

association with Tommy Robinson. But now Nadia's colleagues are doing everything they can to prevent her return. There is said to be a poisonous civil war behind the scenes, with some loose women panelists even threatening to boycott if she comes back. The son is reporting that she's at the centre of a 15-page dossier, which outlines alleged jibes and has been sent to executives. The newspaper can reveal that television heavyweights, including former ITV controller Claudia Rosent a brilliant woman, and James Corny's business partner Leo Perlman, fired a joint letter to ITV bosses demanding they immediately pulled the plug on Nadia's anticipated return to loose women.

The Sun understands ITV was planning to bring her back this month, and the fallout has triggered a bitter civil war among the show's panel, creating what insiders call a poisonous and toxic atmosphere. Backstage, there are furious whispers about the saga, It is also understood from a source that at least one loose women panellist had told she has threatened an outright boycott if Nadia is allowed back. A well-placed show insider said it was the only thing anyone was talking about yesterday. There is so much bad blood.

Nadia has many defenders on the show, but others have made it crystal clear they will flat out refuse to work with her. They consider her a total loose cannon and don't want their own reputations or the shows drag through the mud, particularly when things are at a lot. low ebb following huge cuts to the show's budget. Yet sources say the channel's executives are protective of Nadia, which has sparked furious accusations of double standards among the cast. One insider said other stars have been hung out to dry or quietly iced out over relatively small misdemeanors, yet execs seem determined to defend Nadia. It's causing a lot of bitterness and

some of those working on the show are fuming. It is one rule for Nadia and another for the rest of us. superstar panel, Father Calvin Robinson and Adam Brooks. Now, Adam, look, I'm a free speech guy, okay? I actually don't believe that Nadia Suarez should be sacked because of her political viewpoints as personally deranged as I think they may be. But I do think Woke ITV is the most hypocritical broadcaster on planet Earth, Adam. Because if you are even slightly to the right, on that channel. You are thrust out. You are gone. Like, there's not even a second thought about getting rid of you. Remember, I worked there for 10 years, so I know. And what loose women did to Sammy Woodhouse was disgusting. So what the bosses seem to be saying is that Sammy Woodhouse is

banned because she's a Pakistani Muslim rape gang survivor who happened to work with Tommy Robinson. They used to love her, but then she worked with Tommy Robinson and she was banned. But Nadia Sahuala with what is being described as anti-Semitic views is allowed to come back. That to me is rank hypocrisy. Again, I'm the same as you. I don't want anyone cancelled for their views, but we've got an example where Sammy has been because she's associated with someone they believe is the enemy. So there has to be consistency. And if she's not got rid of, that just shows us of The two-tier, we've got a two-tier Prime Minister of Government, two-tier policing, two-tier everything, and now a two-tier media.

And that's clear. Sammy is a great advocate for what she puts forward and for victims and survivors. She's a great woman. And I'm sure that there are many that would rather watch her than Nadia. Now, Nadia's videos, just for me, encapsulate how deranged some of these lefty celebrities are. how much how important they think they are they do not live in the real world and i've got to say her videos are quite troubling she comes across in my opinion very evil and i can understand why her colleagues do not want her on there um look if i'm a jewish person in london you know

i'd be horrified that she would be on the tv i've got jewish friends that have moved to dubir d'a a Muslim country because this our capital is not safe. The irony. And it is all because as well celebrities like that underline and give airing to these vile views. So look, there needs to be something done. She cannot continue on that program. And I would expect protests if she's still on there. I really would.

Well, that's going to be the issue, isn't it? Because she is still speaking out this week, Father Calvin. Just before you come in, I want to show you what she's having. had to say about Nigel Farage in regards to the terrible case of the late Henry Novak. Watch this. And then to see Farage and Zia Yusuf stamping all over what that family have asked for, I don't know about you, but that makes me sick to my stomach. More violence came out of Nigel.

Farage's statement yesterday. Our hearts, I'm sure most of our hearts and minds are with the family, properly with the family, not with this mock caring. So let's talk about it sanely and in the way that people that really don't want more division might talk about this terrible situation. I mean, Father Governor Robinson, again, she can have that view. I completely disagree with her. but it's going to be difficult for woke ITV to argue,

oh, we can't have Pierce Morgan, we can't have Sammy Woodhouse, but come on back Nadia Sawala. I mean, that's the difficulty they're in. Yeah, I think Nadia's wrong on a lot of stuff. I don't think she should be cancelled for anything I've just witnessed so far. I don't know much else about her. I haven't watched her content. But I think, you know, Carol McGiffin should be back on ITV.

I think Sammy Woodhouse should be back on ITV. I don't like this guilt by association that Sammy did something with Tom Robinson, and therefore now she's beyond pale. Firstly, Tommy is not even right wing, never mind fort right, but the idea that working with someone to expose a grooming gang scandal, after being a survivor of grooming gangs yourself, the idea that that could possibly be wrong in any world is absurd. ITV are so woke, they don't even recognise what they're doing.

But likewise, with that nodia, you know, the far left or so, they're looking for someone to blame for the world being a mess. So right now she's blaming Nigel Farage, but it's actually not anything to do with Nigel Farage. It's to do with the man who stabbed, Henry Novak and that should be the issue. Why did he do it? How was he allowed to do it? And why is the police not recognize that Henry was a victim and not the brown man? Now these are the conversations we need to be having and all these lefties keep saying, no, we can't because it causes division.

Well, sometimes we need to be divided in order to get to the solution. We need to divide lies from truth, good from evil. Division isn't inherently bad. They've made an idol of division. We must not, any opportunity to divide anyone. No, it's too late. We are divided as a nation. And to come back together, we've got to have these conversations. We can't avoid them. We can't run away from them. ITV, lefties like Nadia, they're all, and all the people you played from the legacy media earlier on today in the show, they are all petrified of the conversation because they're

on the wrong side of the argument. Indeed, indeed. Look, stand by you too because they're about to reveal the worst Britain in the world today, but I just want to get to some of the feedback. So much feedback coming in, as you can imagine on Henry Novak. Thank you, too, by the way, to Shannon Hanna Ford for the super sticker. It was so cute. It was so cute. Thank you. Very, very happy to see that. But I've loved all of your comments today. Candy Mexner says, I'm an American here and we stand with the Novak family. That Weasel Stama and his party are trash. I would say more than that, but don't think YouTube would allow it. Thank you. Lee Kingler, 2195, says, here's your facts from America. George Floyd died of drug overdose in 2013 and you all got brainwashed thinking.

the cop killed him. Take him an O'Sau says police in right gear marching towards protesters who's goading and inciting violence. It's clearly the police incitement. So Starman can pretend that decent civilised patriots are the problem. Michael Glandoid 7.016 says how about Premier League footballers? Will they take the knee for Henry? They took it for a career criminal. So you can absolutely see where you're going at here.

And Blueberry bubblegum 65 says, Pairs Morgan has major head issues regarding Tommy Robinson. He tries so hard to get everyone to hate him. Pears, everyone hates you. Okay, a reminder of who we've nominated for today's union Jackass. Father Calvin went for Kathy Newman of Sly News for saying that white lives matter as much as black lives. I went for James O'Brien for his ridiculous response to Nigel Farage and Henry Novak. And Adam Brooks went for Luke Taylor, that MP, I think he's a lib dem as anee for that childish outburst behind Nigel Farage.

The votes are in 5% going for Luke Taylor. 18% going for Father Calvin Robinson, who is the runner-up. But I have to say, I am the winner today. 77% of you backing James O'Brien as our Union Jackass. Sorry to do that. My back and was well done. I'll stand the man. Exactly.

It was a good choice. And he now is going to go head to head with our other Union Jackass winners to be named the worst British in the world this week. So on Monday it was Bonnie Blue, Tuesday, Carol Vortemann, Wednesday, Kirstam. Thursday, James O'Brien. I'll put that post up. straight after the lives you can get voting in the post tab. But Adam, seeing it's your first time here on Outspoken,

I thought it would be perfect for you to nominate today's greatest Britain, just like old days, Adam. Yeah, I've enjoyed this very much, mate, very much. Right, so it's Rosie Duffield who asked Keir Stahmer during PMQs to reduce that on hospitality. For those that don't know, I've got a pub. It's the hardest it's been in the 20-odd years I've ever done it. Many of the European countries reduced their VAT rate to about 10% from the 20 to encourage people to use pubs, hotels.

You know, it helps the industry. But so many pubs and restaurants are going out of business and a VAT cut is probably the only thing that could save many this year. I've got a great pub. I'm going to be all right. But it's so tough out there. And basically, Kirstama just pi-pied her question and went off. on a waffle about something really unconnected. They don't care.

They don't understand hospitality. And they're going to be sitting there as many of our pubs just fall by the wayside. It's a scandal. Brilliant choice, Adam. Thank you so much. And I've got to tell everyone, Adam has a brilliant new YouTube channel. He is doing his own independent version of the awful mainstream media newspaper reviews without all of the spin and bias. so you can follow and subscribe at Adam Brooks Media.

And you're doing it pretty much every day, Adam. Is that right? My wife's got the up with me really, dang. Because I get the papers about 11 o'clock at night. Even later, if I've been out or whatever, and I come in, I set up in my little office here, it's a tiny little office. I get the papers. I do my little bit of research.

I haven't been a bed before 3 o'clock in the morning for three months. Yeah, I don't know if that's going to be sustainable. I'm trying to get the message out there. trying to represent people, and I'm trying to be a YouTuber, Dan, like you. No, it's great. Well, it's the future. It's so great to have you. You're doing very, very well.

So Adam Brooks Media. And I am very excited to say, Father Calvin Robinson has brought back Common Sense Crusade, and guess who the guest is this week? Yours truly. So you've got to watch. You've got to watch this week, because I am making my Common Sense Crusade debut. So make sure you subscribe. to both Adam Brooks and Father Calvin Robinson on YouTube. Thank you both so much. Hope to see you both

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