Dan Wootton Outspoken - MIGRANT HMOS ACROSS BRITAIN ATTACKED AS UK AT BREAKING POINT OVER INVASION WITH STREET CLASHES

Episode Date: October 14, 2026

BREAKING RIGHT NOW: A second day of attacks on HMOs housing illegal migrants as the tinderbox UK reaches breaking point over the ongoing invasion. Meanwhile, the MSM continues to cover up more violent crimes by the invaders including an invader hitting a police woman on the head with a hammer in County Durham, insane scenes in Warwick, and Islamist vs Christian clashes in East London. Yet the leftists only want to attack Danny Tommo’s Patriot Platform, which is trying to stop the Islamist takeover. The truth in Dan’s Digest next and then joining us on the Superstar Panel: Author of The Silent Jihad and co-host of Fox and Father on YouTube Father Calvin Robinson, Reform UK’s Kezia Noble, and independent journalist Callum Smiles, who’s been exposing the true horrors of the migrant crossings. Also making her Outspoken debut today is YouTube sensation Ana Boulter TV. PLUS: Father Calvin Robinson responds to Julia Hartley Brewer, Annunziata Rees-Mogg and Tim Montgomerie who have accused him of mental illness after calling for everyone other than Anglo Christian men to be involved in British politics after the swearing in of the Somalian refugee Sagal Abdi-Wali as a Labour MP. We’ll debate. AND: The BBC’s Celebrity Traitors is hit by a racism storm, after a disgusting lie told by one of the banished stars. We’ll reveal the truth. THEN IN THE ROYAL UNCANCELLED AFTERSHOW: It’s Megxit Mark Two as Prince Harry’s ex-flame reveals Meghan Markle wants to be home by Christmas ahead of the Sussexes fake return to fake public duties tomorrow. All the latest with royal YouTube sensation According2Taz. 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

No submit, no bias, no censorship. I'm Dan Wooden. This is outspoken episode number 6005. And breaking right now a second day of attacks on HMO's housing illegal migrants as the Tinderbox UK reaches breaking point over the ongoing invasion. So as you can see him in Little Hulter now, and this one, this one was apparently dumb last night. Look at no HMO, fuck off back, all smashed up. You think I scared? Walk away. Do you think I scared? Walk away. Walk away. Fuck away. Fuck off. Fuck off. Meanwhile, the MSM continues to cover up more violent crimes by the invaders, including one hitting a policewoman on the head with a hammer in County Durham, insane scenes in Warwick, and Islamist versus Christian clashes in East London. These guys have just told me that live in the hotel, there's 700 people here.

There's only meant to be 360. And he's saying they've all got bad mental health. There's only one God. It's a lot. Sir, Jesus Christ. No, no. Jesus Lord. No, it's only Allah.

Jesus Lord. Yet the scumbag left us only want to attack Danny Tomo's Patriot Platform. Patriot Platform are a fascist organisation. They do not belong in Sheffield. And I disagree, actually, from everything I've heard. Those people were not from Sheffield. although the vast majority of them did not come from this city. And I think we know, don't we?

Because every time, Razor colours have tried to march here, and they have given notice of their demonstrations, there have been counter demonstrations, and they have been outnumbered every single time. That is a Labour politician. So the truth in my digest next, then joining me on the superstar panel today, author of The Silent Gihad co-host of Fox and Father on YouTube,

Father Calvin Robinson, Reform UK's Kezi and Noble, and independent journalist Callum Smiles who's been exposing the true horrors of the migrant cross scene. Plus, making her outspoken debut today delighted to have her YouTube sensation Anna Bolton TV. Also coming up today. Father Calvin responds to Julia Hartley Brewer,

enunciata Reese Mogg, Tim Montgomery and many more who have accused him of mental illness after calling for everyone other than Anglo-Christian men to be involved in British politics after the swearing in of the Somalian refugee Sagarabduwali as a Labour MP. He will debate Kesea Noble on this and the BBC's Celebrity Traitors is hit by a racism storm after a disgusting lie told by one of the banished stars. We will reveal the truth. Much more on the Royal Uncanceled After Show too. That's over on Substack with according to Taz and we'll also reveal a brand new greatest Britain Union

Jackass. You won't be surprised to look. learn that Father Calvin has nominated Sagar Aldiwali for being the 26th member of Parliament to be sworn in on the Quran. He says there should be none. Anna Bolta has nominated Stephen Morgan, the Labour MP, for a gross dereliction of duty allowing the imposition of the UK carbon tax on fertilizer, which simply put will kill farms, farmers and any food, any form of food security we have, excuse me. She calls him a moron. and Kesea Noble has nominated Owen Jones for going on the Trigonometry podcast and making an absolute tits out of himself unable to have a human conversation. So a big show ahead. Keep your superchats coming in. But now let's go.

As the MSM focuses on Zelenskyi worship at number 10 Downing Street this afternoon, their priorities are clear. protecting Ukraine's borders far more important than protecting the UK borders, which we know are invaded every day. So we have a new Prime Minister and Andy Burnham, but just like Sipri Starmer before him, we're still welcoming this crook to the UK with a loving hug, not to mention the obligatory meeting with King Charles and interview with Piers Morgan.

Well, I say enough, we cannot afford this financially or morally. And that is part of the reason why patriots are increasingly feeling forced to take the law into their own hands as they return fire against the Islamist threat. Indeed, HMOs now being attacked across the disunited kingdom. In Solford, in particular tensions now at boiling point, as various buildings have been smashed into, broken into and vandalised with graffiti, including cars on the streets, in scenes that are making our cities look like war zones. This was predictable, though, as techno-populist Mike Jones, the former Reform UK advisor,

said on the matter, eventually this will extend to direct action against HMO landlords with particular disgust reserved for those who evicted British tenants to make way for home office migration bucks. Ashley Simpson from All for England was on the ground, revealing HMOs getting flat-packed and Little Holt and Salford. Police are swarming and indeed they did turn up and you can see there are streets in Salford now thanks to the migrant invasion that are quite simply no-go zones. But I actually said Salford is not plain when it comes to being flooded with migrants. As I've said for years, Salford is nationalist territory and the lads around here won't accept it.

Watch. So as you can see, I'm in Little Hulton now. This one, this one was apparently done last night. They've got tape up everything and they've got no HMO on spray painted on the walls. Little Hulton, Salford. No HMO. Fuck off back. All smashed up.

Literally just being flat-packed. But it's also happening in Bristol as the English Crusader revealed breaking news. HMOs in Bristol have now been damaged at spreading throughout the country. People are sending a message they have had enough. Indeed, in Derbyshire, Patriots took to the streets to directly confront

the illegal invaders with Jackson Media reporting Long Eaton Patriots confronting the migrant HMO. Watch. The problem is that people are seeing the most shocking scenes in their once beloved communities and know they are being ignored outside of the independent media. Tommy Robinson reported Shilden in County Durham. An invader hits a policewoman on the head with a hammer. He says it's okay though as he's an invader. It's been written

off as mental health and brushed under the carpet watch. And in the West Midlands, Truth Hurts 101, UK, reported that he has received reports that people leaving prisons and mental health institutions are being accommodated at the Delta Hotel in Warwick before being moved into HMOs in local communities. He says we are living in an open prison and I want you to be the judge when you see these horrifying scenes. Look at this guys, Delta Hotel in Warwick.

And look at all the treacherous staff here, look. And these guys have just told me that live in the hotel, there's 700 people here. There's only meant to be 360. and he's saying they've all got bad mental health. Are they crazy? He's pointing at him, he's saying film a Somali one. He's saying he makes people die.

Look at this, that everyone's willing to come and speak now. He's making people crazy. He's giving medicine. Before he's 2 baby 18, he's coming here, two small baby girl. I show you a video that he's good black people he's touching English in this hotel. Guys, who's the Somalian woman?

woman look in this bro look in this look in this he's two babies small is coming for this hotel he's black man he's like he's he's baby he's baby 20 years or 20 years in this country yeah so I got bridge basketball citizen and the home of the same here see me the people living here how the people come there behave or they're too he's looking this video he just looking that baby He's 18. He's black man is it.

What the hell? As Tommy Robinson responded, disturbing footage, 700 invaders crammed into it. Invaders shout about a Somali man there, mentioning he's on medication, something about two babies. What the fuck is happening?

And then we have the problem of the Islamification openly taking place on British streets with the nationalist G.B, reporting we have young British women reading Islamic scripture in a foreign religion at Darwah stands. This is happening in town centres across the UK every day. Why are we allowing this? On the train as a Muslim rather than a non-Muslim.

Can you do it quickly? You can do it now. Repeat after me. Say, A shahadu. Allah. Allah. Ilaha.

Ilaha. Ilah. Allah. Allah. Allah. Allah. Ahahahah. Ahahah.

Mohmah. Muhammad. Rassahou. I bear witness that there is none worthy of worship accept Allah and I bear witness that Muhammad is the messenger of Allah. Now if I was a female I would hug you I can't but all I can do is may Allah keep you firm upon the religion you are now a Muslim if you go home and take a bath a ritual bath and one thing I would say whenever you do any good deeds start with bismillah in the name of

Bismillah. Bismana in the name of Allah. Yeah, just say Bismillah, which means in the name of Allah. Oh, Bismala. Bismala. Do you have... Meanwhile in Siddique Khan's London, which is now unrecognizable, by the way, the Concord White Chapel is the scene of Christian versus Islamist clashes. With the nationalist G.B. also reporting an Irish street preacher aggressively accosted when he refuses to accept that Allah was the one. true God. This led to his equipment being knocked over. Welcome to the New London Watch.

So can I tell you something about God? There's only one God and it's Allah. Sir, Jesus Christ, Christ, God. No, no. Jesus is Lord. No, he's only Allah. Jesus is God. He's not God. He's not God. He's a prophet. He's a prophet. He's God. He's Lord. And he raised river. No, Jesus Christ is not here, then you're killed. Can I pray to you? No, no, no, no. Can I carry up brace the vass?

Yeah, no, but I'm just letting you know a bit of my facts. Okay, just to tell you. We only got from one God here, is Allah, yeah? Sorry, yeah? Jesus is God. Jesus is God. Jesus is God. No, he's not God.

Jesus is God. Jesus is God. How is it gone? Jesus is God, man. How would he God? Jesus Christ is the way that's true of the Lord and the Lord. Jesus Christ is the savor of my soul and people he is loved and he wants you to know the truth and the truth shall set you free. He is the way and the truth of the life.

He is the little hope for our souls. Believe in the gospel, believe in our Jesus Christ. But the scenes more than just saying. Sorry, sorry. And you shall be saved. But the scenes of cultural conflict now spreading. You know I've been reporting closely on Scotland. Things incredibly tense in Glasgow,

with Pippa B revealing Muslim dingy migrants get aggressive and tell a man in Scotland what to do in his own country. It resulted in this clash. I can recall. Yeah, give you permission. You don't need permission. This is Scotland. This is Scotland.

This is Scotland. I know Scotland. I know, I know scholars. I know Scotland. You do not need permission. I don't need permission. I don't know. Get off.

Get off. Walk away. Walk away. Walk away now. What do you do? What can you do? What can you do? What can you do?

You can do anything? You can't do anything. You can't do anything. You can't do anything. You can't do anything. You can't do anything. You can't do anything. You can put me on camera.

Walk away. No. You can front you. Walk away. You start, you're confronted me. You start, you start to cut in my space. Get out my space. Get off me. Get out my space. You can't touch me, mate. I'm no touching you. Get out my space. Fuck off. Nah, fuck off.

I'm fucking scared of you two fucking dicks. Did you think I'm scared to you too, dick? Do you think I scared? Walk away. Walk away. Do you think I scare? Walk away. Walk away. Fuck off. Fuck off. Fucking shite bags. What I'm here myself. Fuck up. Shite bags. Shat bag. What are you. Bye. Bye kid. Goodbye. Goodbye. Welcome to Scotland. Welcome to Scotland. That kid. Political commentator David Atherton also revealing an operation in Hastings. Hastings, you know, lovely seaside town previously.

But now the police have been forced to patrol undercover due to Muslim migrants targeting local women and girls. Good morning. Another shocking tale to tell from the asylum front. In Hastings, Sussex on the south coast, because of the hotels, they've been used. in it for asylum seekers. And the Chats with Hotel particularly, and at his peak it to it was wholly 145 people. Since then 66 have been sent

out to HMO's houses of mass occupation. And they're obviously making a nuisance of themselves, especially to women and girls. Apparently a 14 year old girl was raped and also another woman after she had gone missing and another woman was

raped as well. But the Sussex police are so worried about it and it's another Labour cover-up. They won't admit to it. But apparently the police at the moment are actually in plain clothes in the early hours of the night and the morning looking for these people and seeing what they're up to and then overcatching them before they do a dastardly deed. So there we go. That's your update and if I was a woman or a girl in Hastings I'll be very worried. Thanks very much. Thank you, David.

No wonder many now believe it's only a matter of time before the UK descends into the rioting, which has continued to tear France about. I mean, have you seen these scenes over the past 24 hours? This is what we've imported. Of course, the establishment thought the British uprising would go away if they locked up Patriot platform leader Danny Tomo, but that clearly hasn't happened.

the growing support for Tomo from politicians on the right is getting louder as time goes on. Restore Britain leader Rupert Lowe, writing it is absolutely outrageous that Danny Tomo is still behind bars. Of course, that prompted X-Slide news flop, Kay Burley, to respond why. The court was told he had no fixed abode when considering bail courts assess the risk of absconding, reoffending or interfering with witnesses. Which part of that do you find outrageous? Well, I'll tell you, Kay, what I find outrageous, that in Sheffield, the Labour Council is not concerned about the migrants, raping, terrorising and pillaging the community, but is rather concerned about the Patriot Platform, successfully fighting the invasion, and those businesses, by the way, benefiting

from it, like BM coaches. Gautchi reports noted incredible scenes from Sheffield, where the leader of the Labour-run Council, this absolute scumbag traitor called Fran Bellbin, accused the Patriot platform of being fascists. I'm not exaggerating. I want to show you some of her. Hi everyone. Thank you for inviting me today. And I really understand why everybody is so angry, because I'm really angry. I was really angry watching those people, the video of those people marching through Donald yesterday. I live in Burn Grieve. I don't live in Donald, but I know what it's like, I can imagine how everybody here feels and felt when they saw that happening. And I put out a statement yesterday where I did call them fascists,

and I absolutely stand by that. Patriot Platform are a fascist organisation. They do not belong in Sheffield, and I disagree, actually, from everything I've heard, those people were not from Sheffield, or the vast majority of them, did not come from this city. And I think we know, don't we? Because every time, Razor colours have tried to march here, and they have given notice of their demonstrations,

There have been counter demonstrations and they have been outnumbered every single time and most of them came from outside the city as well. We know the vast majority of people in this city do not stand for the hideous racism and fascism of that tiny group

and I agree with what lots of people have said. It was not a peaceful demonstration. It was intimidating. People were intimidating businesses. They were flinging paint around and we've heard tonight about people picking up bricks and picking up sticks. So no wonder, people feel intimidated.

Utterly disgusting. Let's just forget the rapes. It's only once this comes to your local community, I think that you really understand. Certainly in my local community, so I understand. And it's in the local community of Pittington, where the women of that small village are continuing the fight after the vote

for them to succeed from the disunited kingdom. With Parliament, today, voting on the government's plans to house 1,200 illegals in the small community where migrants will soon outnumber the women. Reform UK's Suella Braverman made this passionate plea. And when I met the women of Piddington, I was staggered because they are scared. They are angry and they feel like no one in government is listening to them. And these people there are not far-right thugs. The women that I met, and indeed the men, many of them are elderly pensioners, some of them are widowed and living alone.

Many of them are parents speaking on behalf of their children. And this small rural village is fighting against the British state right now to protect itself. It is a scandal that no one in this government is willing to listen to be. the women and girls of Pittington. But you know that calling out Islam now has to be part of this debate too. And Restore's leader, Rupert Lowe, is definitely opening the Overton window on that front. You'll remember this very, very important post. Islam is practiced by millions of Muslim in Britain is entirely incompatible with our British way of life.

Of course, Hums are useless, who has a book to promote, chimed in, when Muslims fought against Nazis as part of the British Indian Army, thousands of them sacrificing their lives, was that also, compatible with the British way of life, those languages comparable to rhetoric used by Nazis against Jews, as deplorable now as it was then. But Rupert

responded, he wasn't taking this line down. These aggressive attempts to shut down any debate around Islam have worked for decades. It will not work any longer. And let's just remember, Humsi uses when he used to be honest, right, before he was on the Islam grift train, was prepared to admit the truth about the behavior of

Muslim men. A lot of young men in particular, from within our own community, believe in objectifying women, and especially if those women are from perhaps another race or another ethnicity. But now he's writing, debate Islam all you want, perfectly legitimate, that's not what you're doing. You're asserting that Muslims not compatible with life in Britain and therefore do not belong here.

This isn't debate that is lighting the fuse and hoping others throw the Molotov cocktail. But legendary comedian John Cleese, the unlikely restore supporter wasn't having that, responding, well, Homser, how do you reconcile child marriage, wife beatings, clitorectomies, and stoning women with traditional English values. Do you see a compromise? Child marriage is okay if the girl is over 10? Perhaps a meeting point halfway. Stoning women only with pieces of wood, removing only half the clitoris. Let's have some suggestions, please, whomsa.

And I mean, there are rightly growing concerns about what influence this ideology is having. As cocksher cockney pointed towards this despic. video on X, writing, listen to the Muslim man in the UK laughing at Lee Rigby, who was beheaded by Islamists on the street. Yeah? I want someone to try. Yeah, cry. Cry about it.

Let's look at this. Let's give me a sight. He's all about this. Rigby. Rigby. Yeah, remember that. Why, is Ripby going to send you a lion or something? I laugh at that, I laugh at that, yes.

Yes, the one and only, why don't you help him and take my streaky little fucking Virginia? You know who I'm talking about, Sondra? God, al-h-h-Dh-Lah, yes. What's he on about? Al-h-h-h-h-l-h-h-l-h-h-h-h-harm. Yeah, I'm so happy that happened, people. Yeah? You ain't got no strength.

I stick it on all your caravans. I stick my hand in all your parents. Thank you, Doc. all your little all your English women. Yeah, I'm going to take my lun here. And if you're a reformer, you suck out. I want to make sure, yeah, they get Asian kids, you fucking podaz.

As Tommy Robinson surmised, this is their mindset. And of course, it's not just about the ideology. What about the cultural change that Islam is having on Britain? As Tommy pointed out in 1996, Smith, Jones and Williams, with the most common surnames among babies born across England and Wales. Taylor, Brown, Davies, Evans, Thomas, Johnson and Wilson round up the top ten. What about the top ten now? Smith, Khan, Ahmed, Ali, Jones, Hussein, sing, Williams, Patal and Cor.

And then we come to one of the big conversations in politics at the minute what it means to be English, which has now entered the Civil War within Reform UK, with Zia Yusuf taking on Suella Braverman's BBC question time insistence based on common sense, in my opinion, that she is not English. You just mentioned there, whether it's Saka, as I said, Ashley Cole, Rio Ferdinand, you know, Nasser Hussein, who I grew up watching when I went to the cricket.

The idea that those people aren't English, is an alien concept to me. I would respectfully disagree with people who make the opposite argument. Do you identify as English yourself? Well, I was born in Scotland and I grew up in England. So, you know, I'm not sure where I would fall in that regard. But I take the view that, the things that I spend most of my time thinking about, frankly, are how do we look after the interests of British people? How do we prioritize them, trying to come up with policies that make sense and hold what I view to be a pretty contemptible government to account. So, you know, in terms of where I stand on this, as I said, I don't think I'd have much of a claim to stake even if I tried, because, as I

said, I was born in Scotland. Okay. But as restores Charlie Downs argued in response, at some point reform will have to decide what their position on Britishness is. They can't continue to say anyone with a British passport is British and then say Britain won't exist if we don't deport millions of people, which is it? Deporting illegals and criminals only gets us. far in restoring demographic security. At some point, you have to recognize that millions of legal immigrants must go to, including passport holders. Otherwise, you were just arguing for demographic replacement at a slower speed. Reform is stuck between a Blairite vision of Britishness and a nationalist vision. The double speak on this topic can't last much longer. They have no coherence on the

central issue of our age. And on that ethnicity debate, Kemi Badernock had surprise backing. on the issue today from the Prime Minister Andy Burnham just after she'd pummeled him in PMQs. But let me finish today in a spirit of problem solving, not point scoring, in a spirit of unity with the right Honourable Lady because I'm going to make one further point about her conference speech and I'm going to commend her for drawing a line on a decade of division, where she drew a line with the party over there for suggesting that her church, her children weren't British. That is wrong, Mr Speaker,

in every single respect. She was brave and she was right to call it out. That is what I want to see more of in the next decade as we go forward. Of course he's a liar as well. He's a total liar because no one said, well, no one from reform said that Sualla Braverman wasn't British.

There is a debate about whether she is English. But here's the thing. There is a political consensus now. about this, right? And it is led by the likes of the Daily Telegraph and G.B News and Jacob Rees-Mogg, the establishment, which in my view doesn't make it right.

In fact, it makes it completely wrong. I think Restore has left the bounds of normal political debate with its ethno-nationalism. I don't think that is where the British public is. Reform is remarkably split. And I'm going to... to make a comment in defense of Nigel. Nigel, I think, is actually perfectly sensible. He's not

an ethno-nationalist. He doesn't want to shoot people in the channel. He recognizes that politics is quite difficult. Oddly, the people who are causing him the most trouble, other people they've got from the Conservatives, Suella and Generic, who are trying to prove how tough and right-wing they are and are saying things, one of them, particularly having been a great Cameroon, so he has to prove how tough he is. He's made on a journey. Not as tough as his wonderful wife who would be much better at all this. Anyway, leaving that to one side. I'm great fan of hers. She's a proper conservative.

They're trying to prove her right wing they are and they're saying things that's becoming unpleasant and the British electorate, whatever else it is is good natured. It's kindly it doesn't want to shoot people in the channel. It doesn't want to say that Gladstone

Small and Nasser Hussein aren't English. Could he be any more out of touch? We are being invaded. But remember, that's Mogg, the guy who wants your kids to go and fight for Zelensky's borders rather than protect our own. Now the superstar panel. Anna Bolter, Calum smiles, Keziah Noble, father Calvin Robinson, all with us. So Keziah, this debate is raging within Reform UK. You can't deny that. Who do you agree with? Is Suella Braviman English? Is Zia Yusuf?

Scottish? So is there lineage, Anglo-Saxon, Celt? Obviously not, but they are for me. They're British. Yeah, but that's not the question. Are they English or Scottish? Are you Maori? No. Of course not. I'm English. No, no, no, no, no, I'm not. You've got this totally wrong. Oh my goodness. No, no, no, no. You've raised me. I'm going to be very clear on this. I am English. Every part of me is English. All of my DNA is English. I happen to be born in New Zealand, but I am English both in terms of, New Zealand. No, no, no, I'm not. Are you crazy? Are you crazy? If your children were born in Nigeria, would they be Nigerian? No, are New Zealanders Maori? No. No. Kizu, you're not, Take it to school, take it to school. Okay, this is very simple. And I'm glad that you've raised

my situation actually, because it actually proves that ethnicity matters, Kizia. So just to clarify, my parents were born in England. My dad was actually born on a British Army base in Malta. My grandparents fought for the Allies, the UK, in World War II. They then were part of this wave of emigration post-World War II, where there was a lot of people who moved over to Australia and New Zealand. They were described as 10-pound poms. but of course my upbringing was completely English, right?

And I always had a pull to my homeland. I always knew I was going to come and live here. But I am entirely ethnically English. And that matters, Keziah, because are you honestly telling me, Keziah, that if your children, if you moved to Nigeria and your children were born in Nigeria, that they would be Nigerian? It would not be ethnically Nigerian, no. So why on earth did you say that I was Māori or New Zealand?

What point are you trying to prove? It's so wrong. But you're a New Zealander. No, I have. No, no, no, no. I am also a British citizen and have been since birth. I had dual citizenship because of where I was born. Okay, can I give you-

As far as Johnson American, Kesea? No, so can I give you... Well, how is it any different? He was born in America. How is it any different? Do you not get this? Let me give you an example. So my family, my aunties, all emigrated to Australia.

Now, they always support Britain when they play cricket and football, but their children, who were born in Australia consider themselves Australian. They don't consider themselves English and they go and support the Australian team. If you ask them, they say they're Australian. They're not English, but yes, they have Anglo-Saxon heritage. So that's what I'm saying about. Zia Yusuf and

Swellabwebubovman, you can clearly see they're not Anglo-Saxon or Celtic heritage, but they are British people and they're huge contributors to this country. Just like many other people who have different ethnic backgrounds who might not be Anglo-Saxon or Celtic have also given a lot to this country and I consider them British citizens

that should be protected. Is India a lot of words? Is Libya a woman, Kesea? Is India will be a woman? I don't know who India will be a woman. Okay. Goal down the trans route. Well, all of that.

Is Eddie is out a woman, Keziah? He believes he's a woman. Oh my gosh. Okay, Father Calvin. I just want to point out that she's spoken quite a lot at the moment. She hasn't answered your question yet if these people are English or not.

No one's saying, do they have Anglo-Saxon heritage? No one's saying, are they British citizens? Are they English? Is Suella Braverman English? Is Camille Badnock English? They're not English. Thank you. It's as simple as that.

It's not an insult. And they live in English. No one's asking about their citizenship status. It's like when you talk to a liberal AI and they have to give you a caveat and put extra things on top. It's like just, it's a plain simple question. Are they English?

No. So what do you believe that their position in society should be based on the fact that they haven't got English ancestry? Now that's a further question. No one who is not English should be allowed to stand for an English parliament. No one who is not from this land should represent this land. It used to be the law of the land that we would not be ruled by foreigners. We're going to get to that. We'll debate that later. Fair enough. Yes, but let me bring an Annabalter on this. Anna's so great to have you on outspoken for the first time. Does this matter? Does this debate? matter or is it a distraction, Anna. The reason I raise it today is because you have this split

within Reform UK and then you have Andy Burnham teaming up with Kemi Baderot. And I feel like Anna, oh my God, it's like the uni party are back, the establishment are back trying to tell us we're all wrong again. Everyone's getting their nick is in a twist. It's just total distraction. This is taking us away from what's going on in the world. As you rightly said earlier, what's going on communities, what's happening to people, how people are feeling. If we can move it away from that, then we are no longer guilty of enabling that. But of course, we are guilty of enabling that because we are allowing illegal undocumented people into the country at a rate of knots. And if we address that, if we address what's happening with the protests, if we address how people

are feeling, if we address how people are frightened to get on with their daily business, then we're admitting that we're allowing it to happen. So what we'll do is conveniently distract it and ask whether people are English or British. Now, honest to God, it's a word salad of nothingness, because right now, what matters is what's happening on the streets. And I totally agree with that, Anna, but can I just come in with a question? You'll show me. Because I understand exactly what you're saying.

Of course, the most important thing is this invasion, the way that these communities are being disrupted, the fact that we are sort of entering a period of civil war. I don't disagree with that. But surely truth matters, because if we don't have truth, we have nothing. And Anna, I'm pretty certain, but you tell me if I'm wrong, that you don't believe that Eddie Isard is a woman and you don't believe that India Willoughby is a woman. So isn't it important that we also have truth when it comes to ethnicity too?

Yeah, it is. And one thing leads to the other, doesn't it? The reason that the streets are in uproar, the reason people are, are fighting is because English people are being told it doesn't matter that they're English. And actually, there's no such thing as being English. And actually, everyone is English. And that's where a lot of this is coming from. People are being ethnically cleansed in their own land whilst they're being actively replaced by people who hate them and want to sponge off of them, essentially. It all does come down to ethnicity. The politicians don't want to have the question

aren't asked because they are the ones who put us in this mess to begin with. And so they'll deflect and distract as much as they can. But it all comes down to what does it mean to be English? Callum. Well, the funny thing as well is that if I say I'm proud to be English, there's people out there that all say I'm racist. Yet if Bikaiusaka says he's English, and I say he's not English,

I'm suddenly racist for saying somebody else isn't English. And it's not a put down, is it? It's a biological fact. Yeah, and a lot of people who oppose those that say someone isn't English, they tend they always go to a position of you're saying that through hate when it's not hate you're just like you know this is a can just a fact this is a phone it's just a fact by saying i'm english and somebody else isn't english it's not an insult what it is actually and you know

why it is because these are people are english supremacists that realize that the english race is the superior race so the moment you say someone is not english that is an insult in their mindset right well yeah when you put it like you could say that yeah because we are pretty good it's like when people say you know we colonised the world i say no we civilized the world i like that yeah i like i think a lot of it you know some mentioned earlier a lot i think it was anna that said that it's a lot of distracting i think to a degree yeah i think there's so much shit going on like yes i don't think some people are are not english and but i'd like to focus on the real stuff.

Well, of course, of course, but, but, but the problem is it's like everyone is looking away. So I, I, I, I, I was surveying the mainstream media before we started the show today. And the, the, the troops are out in force for Zelensky. It's like the red carpet is being rolled out again. Pearz Morgan has cleared his studio. The king has cleared his diary. And actually, well, and Andy, Burnham's hugging him in that slightly weird way that Slippri Stahma used to too. And it's like,

oh my goodness, we have an elite class, Father Calvin, that cares more about Ukraine's borders than the UK's borders. Again, it's always the case, whether it's Ukraine, whether it's Israel, it doesn't really matter what country we're talking about. They will protect other people's rights, other people's right to have a state, to have an ethnicity, to protect their own. But when it comes to When it comes to ours, they disregard it. Jacob Rees-Mogg has been awful on this lately. I never knew he was such a political work. In all honesty, I thought he was a genuine conservative. But it seems the whole Mog family is going down the same track. But why is it not okay for England to protect England? But it's fine for England to protect every other nation around the world, which we cannot afford to do.

Kessia, do you support the red carpet being rolled out for Zelensky? Oh no. I believe that we have so many problems in this country. This is my priority, this country. I mean, look, we are on the international stage. Britain has always got involved in wars. That's what it's always done. One of the reasons is because we're the, I believe the fourth and the fifth largest arms dealers, arms providers, as that kind of goes to the territory.

To say that we need to step out of, you know, international problems, wars. It's just not going to happen just because, and this is because of the empire, we just are such a major player in world affairs. So when, you know, people say, we just need to step out of it. Yes, in the utopia, I would love that too.

But, you know, Britain, as I said, is a major supply of arms. Anna, do I have it wrong on Zelensky? Do you want to support this guy? I honestly can't be asked. The long and the short of it is. And as everybody else is saying here, you know, it's not even a question of whether we want to. We don't have the money.

We're bankrupt. It's as simple as that. So I, you know, to say I'd be asked, all right, that's very dismissive. Of course I care about the plight of other people in the world. Of course I do. I'm a human being. But I really, really care about the plight of people in this country. I genuinely care about homelessness.

I genuinely care about people not being able to access the support that they need because people that don't need that support but can play the system better and are coming over and being given it are they're taking first dibs and people in this country are not being seen. And it's gone beyond a question of whether we want to support anything. We have to support ourselves. If as a country we are morally, emotionally

and financially bankrupt, we're not in a position to do anything for anyone. And again, you know, I hate to be simplistic about this, but there's a lot of noise going on about what's going on in the rest of the world. And the average person can do nothing about that. The average person has absolutely no control whatsoever on what's happening in Ukraine, what's happening in Iran, what's happening in Russia. We can't do anything. What we're terrified of is whether we're going to be able to eat, whether farmers can grow crops, whether we're going to have any water, whether we're going to be able to get any support because our energy bills keep going through the roof. Are we going to heat? Are we going to eat? And it brings it back to human nature all the time. Now, President Zelensky can come over and have as many red carpets as he likes. But how is that going to help the women of Piddington?

How is that going to help your grandma who can't turn the heating on? How is that going to help Andy Burnham's dad who passed away from dementia and there is no proper dementia care? It's not. It's just going to distract further and further and further. And then we have our moral high horse and our virtue signalling of we are kind. We are helping it. It is our moral duty.

We have an obligation. We have an obligation to the people of this country. If there's anything left over, knock your socks off, fill your boots, do whatever it is you need to. But we cannot help others if we are not helping ourselves. And from the financial standpoint that we're in right now, we can't help ourselves. So you can understand the desperation. And my concern with all of this is, you know, call it conspiracy. I think we're fast heading to martial law.

And then there will be no elections. and then all of a sudden we really will have problems. I was just thinking that today. Yeah, it will not just be. I was just thinking that today. Because everyone's trying to defend Zelensky not having an election right based on the fact that we didn't during World War II. But that was wrong.

That was wrong. We must always have elections. Indeed, it is even more important to have elections during a time of war. The UK has become a laughing stock on the international. stage as the new Labour MP, the woman who succeeded. Sipri Stama, the Somalian refugee, Sagarul Abduwali, was sworn in on the Koran. Kevin Sorbo, legendary American actor, posted a proper country would be outraged. I'm not even English and I feel awful for them.

They're losing their entire culture and people clap for it like idiots. Well, not Father Calvin Robinson, who has caused a massive storm over his call for this Abdi Wali moment to be the moment to not only ban all Muslims, but also all women from politics. This was the moment that sparked the debate. I swear by Almighty God that I will be faithful and bear true allegiance to His Majesty King Charles, his heirs and his successors according to the law. So help me God. Now Andy Burnham immediately turned it into a big case of identity politics. Let me first welcome the new member for Holborn and St. Panker's to her place.

What a journey from child refugee to Parliament. And what a country, Mr Speaker, that this story of hope could happen here. I know my honourable friend will enhance this house in so many ways and I look forward to working with her. Now Father Calvin did pick up pretty wide spread support when he posted after that moment. There should be no Mohammedans in Parliament. There are now 26 too many. But outrage was sparked with his next post. Only Anglo-Christian men should be able to stand for election in Britain.

Only Anglo-Christian heads of households should be able to vote. in elections. And indeed, that post saw Father Calvin's former close friends in the mainstream media even start to turn. Like Julia Hartley Brewer of Talk TV, who responded telling him, you have lost your frigging mind, Calvin. Like Tim Montgomery. Who responded saying, that happened some time ago, I'm afraid, prompting Father Calvin to say everyone who disagrees with me must be mental as a winning argument, keep it up. But when he responded to Julia, they never say you are wrong, they always say you are mad, why can they never articulate a decent argument because they are the ones who are in the wrong, liberalism is rot, we need traditionalism,

she was silent. However, Father C has been called out too, because this is a change in position on his part, Jack Jewell, noting, I remember during the last leadership contest and the Conservative Party, you said you were supporting Priti Patel. What happened? Father Calvin, answered, I realized it is not enough to have shared values. You must have shared heritage. English for the English is logical. Anyone who denounces that at this point is supporting an ethnic cleansing. But I thought Dr. Renee Hodencamp actually made a good point, saying in, in Ruehouns, response and in regards to Margaret Thatcher, one of the most successful PMs ever, a woman. But Calvin said the exception should never become the rule. Then things got personal. With Father Calvin's former G.B. News sparring partner, Albi Amman Kona, adding Calvin and I have

never really seen eye to eye, and after one particularly bruising debate against me, which he lost on Dan Witten's show, he started ignoring me in the office and studio. despite the fact my show was directly after his. That aside, I do hope he finds the help he needs, because he has lost the plot, and I will be praying for him. And then Annunciata Rees Mogg, the former Brexit Party MEP, went further, posting, I have no words. I'm going to have to mute Calvin.

Watching a mental breakdown should not be a spectator sport. If you know him, please help him. And Father Calvin Robinson is here as usual on today's superstar panel where he is going to debate against Kezi A Noble from Reform UK. We are also joined by Anna Bolter TV and the independent journalist Callum Smiles. So firstly, Father Calvin, do I have to do a Holly Willoughby to start this segment? Are you okay? Thank you.

I am okay. What was interesting about that is the references to God, because this all comes down to truth, an objective truth. We had that, what's the name, Abduwali, whatever. You were struggling to pronounce it as well, I can't remember. But she said she swore in an oath to God, but she didn't swear an oath to God. She was hoarding a Quran. She was swearing an oath to a demon. Albi Amankonis replying, saying, I'll pray for him. He's not a Christian. Who's going to pray for me too? Satan himself? The reason I avoided Albi Ammancona is because I thought he was evil. You know, the debate that he claims I lost, which actually your own viewers polled at 90% in my favor,

and all of the comments are in my favour, was a debate over whether children should be sexualised. I don't think they should. I don't think, you know, scandly-clad drag queen should be reading to children. I think that was a very common-sense argument. He was on the other end of it, so I think he's coming from a dark place.

And so that's why I avoided him, not because of the debate, because I think he's a wicked man. And I think we should avoid evil where we can. But all of this comes down to what's true and what's good. And actually, in our country, for pretty much all of our country's history, which is about a thousand years now,

up until just under 100 years ago, you would have to be a native, you would have to be a white, English, Christian man in order to stand for office and, in fact, to vote. Up until relatively recent, it's less than 100 years ago that the vote became this egalitarian universalist suffrage movement. And so actually, let's look at what worked for a thousand years. Let's look at what's happened over the last less than 100 years. Compare the two. There are many, many reasons, I believe that only white, English, Christian men should stand for office.

But one of them is that it's about roles. It's about natural law. It's about divine law. It's about the fact that men are the heads of the family and, you know, women serve willingly, their husband. Just as men serve willingly, Christ, there's a hierarchy, there's a good order to the family structure. And actually, the family is older than the state. The family was the first unit, the first political unit. the individual, we've become hyper individualized.

And now, so what we have is rather than the family talking together, the wife complementing the husband, complementary relationship, working together, deciding together, the husband voting on behalf of the family. Now, we have women, we have wives undermining their husband. It's a competition between the two because they both vote. And as a result of them both getting the vote, we've now have both of them having to go out to work, both of them having to pay taxes. And as a result of that, we've seen the results of the vote have equaled that women,

generally speaking, vote liberal. for the demise of our country, vote for mass migration, mass infanticide, abortion on numbers we've yet to actually comprehend. And so we're getting worse and worse as a society. Not Keziah Noble, not Keziah Noble, who wants to represent this country for Reform UK. Father Calvin has put his case, Keziah, you are outraged by this. You believe he's wrong. Why? I'm not outraged. I'm not outraged. I do believe he's wrong and I'm going to explain wrong, but I don't get emotional in these debates, and you know that, Dan. That's why you probably have me on.

So Father Calvin Robinson, a lot of people in this country share your concern for, you know, the decline of this country. However, I think that your solutions are the right one. So let me explain, if you blame the decline of modern British society and traditional Christian values on liberalism, which I think that's what essentially you're doing, it's mainly liberalism that's caused this, then you have to examine who exactly has been governing this country for the last, as you said, 100 years and has implemented liberalism, has replaced it, has replaced Christian, traditional Christian values with liberalism, and has basically managed this decline. Now, with the exception of Margaret Thatcher, Sunac, Theresa May and Liz Trust, it has all. been white, British Christian men.

So you are proposing more of the same people who actually cause this decline to repair this decline because what you believe is our ancestry means guaranteed... That's not to guess what I believe, but just to rebut your point. We've got Tony Blair who ruined this country. He is a British... Okay, he gets the point. He gets the point in him respond. But to rebut that point, I don't think that's logical

because what you're saying is, you're disregarding. starting the franchise, these people are pandering to the people who are voting for them and they're implementing policies in their manifestos. So when you have a whole new franchise, which is, of course, a liberal franchise, you're going to sway to the left. You are actually going to naturally shift to the left in order to accommodate that franchise. And so when you remove that from the equation, you actually swing back to the right and that's what we need to do. But again, the reason I don't think that most women should be voting isn't because of the results, the results have been bad, but it's because it's about God's good order for our society. It's

about natural law and divine law. It's about a man's place versus a woman. So to clarify, you want kissing it in the home out of parliament. Okay, but I was just talking about one point that Calvin Robinson made, which was only allowing in Anglo-Christian white men who actually destroyed this country. Tony Blair, John Major, David Cameron, Keith, South, they have no loyalty to this country. Boris Johnson, they have no loyalty to this country. Then you've got people like Jeremy Corbyn.

Jeremy Corbyn is also in. English through and through. Okay, then you've got Ken Livingstone. These people are awful and they hate this country. Then you've got people like Zia Yusuf and Suella Braverman who might not be ethnically Anglo-Saxon English. No, no, I totally understand that point. No, no, my last point. So, Calvin, your problem is not probably with lineage, it's with ideology. We've had a bad identity for the last 70 years. It's both. So if I moved to Dubai. That was the only one. That was the only, the last good prime minister that we had, and you say She's the exception to the rule. Fair enough.

But she was a woman. She was a woman. So if I moved to the Middle East or something, I could probably become a citizen over time. I could probably get a passport. I could probably live there over time. I've become a resident, not a citizen. But I wouldn't be able to vote. I wouldn't be able to run for office or stand for election. And there's a reason for that. Because when you allow the foreigner in, you can have a debate about immigration all you want. But when you do allow foreigners in, if you let them run your country, they change the shape of your country, the nature of your country. The English Bill of Rights says, and I do declare that no foreign prince person, prelate,

or pretentate ought to have any jurisdiction, power, superiority or authority in this realm. The point being that if you want England to remain England, it has to remain English. And that therefore English people should be governing England. That's not to say you can't have any other people in. But we're talking about women here. And can I just before, just before you come back in, Keziah, Father Calvin, the point that your critics make, here that I tend to agree with is that our side of the argument have rejected or decided to reject this obsession with identity politics, right? So I don't give a damn what your sexual orientation

is, what your skin color is. That has always been how I lived, what your gender is. And actually, do you not see that by advocating for a policy based on English women being out of politics, you are actually embracing the sort of identity politics that we are arguing to have thrust out. Okay, I can see that. What I would say to that is, I don't care what someone identifies that, as I care what they are. So the fact that Keziah has boobs means that she shouldn't vote. That is identity politics. I think if she's going to debate with a priest, she might want to put them away.

But it's not the fact that she has boobs. It's not her anatomy. It's her ontology. It's her biology. And so men and women have made different for different purposes. Men are made to provide and protect. We are naturally, generally speaking, stronger. I've got to let Kizziya respond to that because, because Kizziya, Father Calvin has criticized what you're weary.

I know you say you don't want this to be personal, but do you have a problem with that? I don't take anything that anyone says ever personally. He's a priest. he has the right to say that. That is his opinion. I'm democratic, you see, I believe in democracy. And I believe that everyone... You're a free speech girl.

I really am. So everyone must be represented. Are you offended by that? Am I offended by what? No, not at all. I'm very thick skin. It takes a lot to offend me, trust me. So, look, if I had an ideal world,

I'd say the only people that I'd like to vote would be taxpayers, people over the age of 25, people with an IQ at a certain level. Yes, in an ideal world. But however, how democracy works is that everyone has to be represented and you're right. Women and men do have different roles.

Women do tend to at some point stop their career, look after the children, fine. But that doesn't mean that they have to have... No, but does that mean... So we agree to some extent. Let me bring in why I think we agree. Because I think when you say everyone has to be represented, I think that's where we agree.

I think where we disagree is the basic... atomization of our society. And you're looking at it from an individual perspective. Every individual has to be represented. I think every family has to be represented. I think the country has made up of families. And the moment we stopped looking at it that way, it all started to fall apart. There's a lot of people and wife in competing against each other. Sorry what? We're living in a society where there's a lot of people who are not part of families. There's a lot of single men, single women, because they're not part of the family. So I did represent that in my tweet. I did say, I did say that in my tweet. I said head of a household. I didn't say only men. I said

head of a household for a purpose, because some households do have a woman. For example, a widow, sorry, a widow would be the head of her household. And what about a single mother? That's, again, that's unideal. It would be better for a society. And I mean, Father Calvin, what about Father Calvin some of our viewers? Your tweets are not nuanced, okay? Father Calvin, what about some of our viewers?

Just hold fire, Kizier, like Nelly C-R-4-S-4 says, Father C is being Islamist. Sorry, because this is the Muslim position. This is good criticism, isn't it? Afghanistan doesn't let women vote, and it's a hellful. This is a good criticism because it shows how far we've fallen as a nation, when every time you see a bit of conservatism, you go, that's Islamic because we've become so hyper-liberal

that we must be free from all restrictions, free from all accountability, free to do whatever we want, free to be slaves to see. Well, no, but specifically in terms of keeping women in the households not voting, because you've seen a lot. It doesn't matter what concerns on. People will say the exact same thing. So I commented on Keziya's modesty.

She took it in good grace. Thank you for that, Keziah. But people will take the exact same issue with that. So you want her to wear a nicarb? There's no nuance in the response because people see a slight element of conservatism these days. And they think, where do we see conservatism? We only see it in Islam.

Because Christians haven't been standing up for what's true, beautiful and good for long enough. And that's why we need to do more. That's why it's crazy when there's people come out, say, oh, you must be having a mental breakdown. You must be insane to have these views. These were normal, good, order views for the whole of our society, for the whole of the history of our country until relatively recently.

And so when you don't want Kizier to work, sorry, if you don't want Kizia to vote, do you want her to work? Women are held up on a pedestal. Women shouldn't have to work. The man should make sure, the husband should make sure he's working so the wife doesn't have to. But I don't think Kizia has a man. Supporting her at the moment at this point to you, Kizier. I know I pray that she finds a good husband who wants to look after her. That would be a good thing for her and her family that she can go forth and multiply. He earned more money than me, but I also have my own career. And anyway, I'm not going to go into my personal life. The point here is another point actually that Calvin made,

which is not everyone should be represented and that, you know, there's certain groups of people in this country who are getting more representation than others. And it could be, I think you're alluding to Muslims. Is that correct? I mean, they seem to be getting into heavily into politics. They seem to be pan- That wasn't my point that I was making, but I do agree that no-

No one from a foreign land should be voting and or running for office. There's two reasons why that's happening. One, we've had too much immigration in this country for too many years. That's number one. And I've always said the biggest problem that this country has ever faced is too much immigration. Sure, that's red meat. I think we all agree on that. And the second point is because Muslims, whether you like it or not, are very politically engaged from a young age.

Whereas when I'm knocking on doors, I knock on 400 doors a week for reform, there's a lot of apathy amongst white people. I'm not saying all white people are apathetic. Of course not. But there is a lot of apathy. And when I knock on doors and a Muslim household answer it, they have a lot more to say. They're much more engaged. Again, we find a place we agree.

So I think you're right here. I think white, English, Christian men should stand up. They should lead their household again. They should get out and vote. And if women still have to vote, I believe that. But they should talk together, make sure they're voting together for the same people.

And they should argue to take that franchise away. We should all fight to get good of universal suffrage together. I want to bring in the rest of the superstar panel now. Callum Smiles and Anna Bolter have been listening along. Anna, who are you with on this? Father Calvin Robinson, who doesn't want you to be able to vote, Orchia Noble? Well, have a guess.

You know, I admire them both for their restraint. I think it's ludicrous. You know, we've evolved. You think Calvin's ludicrous? I don't think Calvin's... Does morality evolve, Anna? Or is morality? When you say we've evolved, does morality evolve or is it objective and universal?

Because this is communism. This is year zero. This is we are better than everyone that's come before us. When we say, we're better now. It's 2026. Of course we've evolved. That's not what our nation was founded on. Our nation was founded on Christian principles, which has a hierarchy. And it has good, solid order. It has natural law, divine law. We knew these things to be good, true and beautiful for a thousand years. And suddenly we think we're better. And as a result, we're going down the pan. Do we think we're better or do we think we've learned? Do we think we think we've learned? Do we think we are growing? Do we think there is an actualising tendency in us where we want to move forwards and better elements of us that weren't working well? And you know, you talk about women,

supporting husbands, etc. Well, there's a lot of husbands that don't support women. There's a lot of husbands that are really abusive towards women and you would not want them to turn around and say, yes, darling, I'll vote for you. Women have a mind, whether you like it or not. They raise men. They raise young boys and they raise men. And they raise them into some of the cluster of prime as we've had historically and some of the good politicians that we have today. So if I can argue against both of those points, so yes, there are some bad husbands, and we need to be meant to be better, we need meant to lead again and stop being cuckolded and stop being cubs and stop supporting a matriarchy.

We need to restore the patriarchy. And to your second point of women have a mind, of course women have a mind. It's not to suggest women are lesser than men. Women are equal to men in terms of dignity and worth in the eyes of God. That's important that have different roles. And we see that it's so evidential. Yes, women are there to know. nurture and child bear and rear our children for a reason.

But when they go out into the public sphere, into the political sphere, what we see is suicidal empathy. We see liberalism. We see voting for mass migration. We see the meme of the blonde woman say, come on here into the hordes of African men who are going to rape. A hell of a lot of men have voted for that too, Father Calvin. Exactly.

And I, lots of women. If only women voted, we have mass migration and abortion. If only women voted, we have mass migration abortion. If only men voted, we'd have the exact opposite. Okay, Callum smiles. Callum Smiles, who are you with on this? Kesea and Noble or Father Calvin Robinson? I lean more heavily towards Calvin,

but I mean, because I don't think everyone should be represented. Because then, I see politics. Women. You don't think women should be represented in Parliament? They make up 50% of the population. Like it or not? Can I finish?

Okay. Well, first, I think politics should be more like a swimming pool. A politician's sole purpose should be to defend the realm. I don't think it should be a case of we must represent everyone. I think politics need massively scaling back. I mean, firstly, I think the weft run everything anyway. But, I mean, for example, if only women voted between the age of 18 to 50, we'd have 482 green MPs.

By and large, just because of our biology, women are often more, I mean, there is often the joke where they go, are you on your period? because they're more emotional than men, by and large. Now, I'm not saying... Have you had a bad day? Have you killed your kids? Because I think... I don't think every single person should be represented.

I don't think politics should be about representation. It should be solely about defending the realm. And I would like a much smaller government with much smaller, lesser roles. And the main reason I tend to back the likes of Calvin, of this is that I don't think a woman should vote in parliament for us to go to war, knowing full well the only people in frontline combat roles will be meant. Why should a woman vote to send me to war? Kizia's got her hand up, Kizia. So I've heard this argument before.

You can't have your cake and eat it by saying, on one hand, women are pacifists and liberals, and another hand, that they're going to vote for men to go to war. So, You can't say one can't be... When did I say they're pacifists? Well, you said they go to the Green Party, they like all this liberalist stuff, you know. It sounds like that's a... Greens aren't pacifists. Green's are pretty nasty people. No, but they're pacifers in terms of war.

They don't want to... So we can look at the statistics, right? So the statistics show that men... And by the way, all does affect women to greatly. Yeah, but the stats show that men want to protect their own first and foremost, and the stats show that women want to help the other first and foremost. It's just part of our nature. So the Ukrainians are a good example.

Most men in our country at this point would say, you know what, we've helped the Ukraine enough. We've got to help our own for a time being. Whereas most women at this point, we still say, we have a duty to help them. And so that's where it comes from. And I don't think, and just to back, Calam's, I will let you speak.

I will let you speak. I promise you. How many women do you speak to? But, oh my gosh, it's not a poll of, okay, I've spoke to five women today. Let me finish the point. And you can come back with this nonsense. Excuse me.

How many women are in. How many women are in. How many women are in restore? Kezia, let me finish, and then I'll let you speak, because no one benefits from this, right? So backing what Callum said in that we don't, you know, women may be able to vote for war, but wouldn't be going to war.

I think that's a good thing in that women should not be going to war. Women should not be on the front lines, whether it's the armed forces or the police forces for the exact same reason as men tend to be stronger, fitter and more aggressive in that nature. But Father, can I give you, can I give you a slightly different example of that, then I'll let you come in, Anna.

let's think about World War II, where we did need women on the home front. They were not on the front line, but they were protecting the home front. I mean, certainly I was incredibly proud of my grandmother who served alongside Queenst of the 2nd and the ATS, the ATS, the auxiliary territorial service. And I have seen a lot of people in the live chat, Father Calvin, saying, well, come on, let's look at two of our greatest leaders. And they might not be political leaders, but they were certainly leaders who changed this country for the better in Queen Victoria and Queen Elizabeth II. Would you argue that women should be removed from the line of succession as well if you take your argument to its natural. Any point, that would have, that would have denied us those two amazing reigns. In all honesty, I would rather have another Queen Victoria than allow women to vote.

have an absolute monarch, whether that's king or queen and going down the direct line of lineage, then have women voting, absolutely. So you wouldn't remove women from the line of succession? No, I'm not anti-women. Like, the point being, there should be a king and a queen, and sometimes the king dies and the queen is left on her own. Like, within, there are nuances to all of this. It's not a case of women must be stuck to the kitchen as people, like, want to caricaturize it as. This is a case of men's main role is to lead. Look, so we get this from a truth. We get this from something.

We don't just make this up. We believe that we are a Christian country. We were founded on a Christian country. We get this from the idea that I want you to understand that the head of every man is Christ, the head of a woman is her husband, and the head of Christ is God. For man was made from woman, sorry, for man was not made from woman,

but woman from man. These are the things we base our society. Yeah, but I'm just talking about leadership, right? I'm just talking about leadership. Yeah, headship is leadership. And I believe Queen Elizabeth II, was one of our greatest leaders of all time. And again, the exception should never be the rule.

Should that mean we should always have women leaders? Absolutely not. A lot of exceptions. I just want to make my point that, you know, you said that a lot of women are still, you know, liberal and they believe in all this refugees welcome. There are women like that, and there's a lot of men who are like that, unfortunately still.

But a lot of women are turning to reform. They're turning to restore, which is, I believe, the party you're a member of. and they are going more, more right wing. So I think this kind of like this trope that's true, isn't it, Father Calvin? All women are like refugees welcomes game. So we're seeing a direct split. It's not true.

I see the women that came out in Piddington. You know, it's, you can see women are changing. Yes, it was like. Again, this is when you have a generalisation and the woman points to the exception and says, look, it's not true what you're saying. Hang on a minute. You can't do the generalisation gig.

It's just a show. You have just done the generalisation gig. You have just generalised. I just did it. The statistics show that men are making a point. Let Anna make a point. Listen, we're not going to agree on this. So debating it is great.

I fundamentally believe you are wrong. But you cannot bring in generalisation, having just generalised women. You know, we have a wealth and breadth of different minds, different skills, different attributes in women and in men. I take you back to Let's see Park. Let's go back to World War II. You're absolutely right. Women weren't on the front line. and they were behind it. They were absolutely strategizing. They were, they were instructing

the men would not have been where they were if it wasn't for the strategic logistical mind of the woman. I mean, it's not just a phrase behind every good man is a better woman. Now, I say that with a bit of a big thing in cheek. But the point is, Father Calvin, the point is that you cannot, with the advances that we have in education in society, you simply cannot put women back 100 years ago and say they must still remain to support their husband, to support the dominating male. I would happily say that I am the CEO of this house. I'm all right. You're right, Anna. I cannot do that, unfortunately, because I don't have the power. But if I had the power, I absolutely would. And what I'd be arguing for is for women to give

a vote and to make this happen. Well, good. I hope you're terrified because I think the state of our society is an absolute mess. And the only way to fix it is to return to what's true, what's good and what's beautiful. And I don't think what we're doing right now is working. I think we knew the secrets to how to create a good society were family first, not individual first and not community first. It's the family as the bedrock of a society and we need to get back to that. I don't disagree with that, but I don't think that's, I think you're conflating the two between family and women. You know, family are morals. Does a family have a hierarchy? Parenting, but parenting can be done by two men. It can be done by two women. It can be done.

Can't. No, absolutely not. No, parenting can not be done by two men or two women. An ideal family needs a good father and a good mother and he's a good husband and a good wife. No, no, no, no. The ideal family needs a parent or a caregiver that loves said child or said children and puts their needs and best wishes and emotional and mental health first and their security first. And you talk about women, you know, over my dead body will my children be going on the front line? It's not going to happen. And I can tell you when you talk about women welcoming refugees, we are empathic, we are compassionate, and I think every human should be. I think the day we lose our empathy and our compassion is the day when we've gone down the swanee.

But you equally cannot confuse that with, well, because I feel compassion and I feel empathy, I'm therefore going to make a decision that is not in the right. It becomes suicidal, though, and we've seen it become suicidal. Women generally speaking are more emotive, more emotionally regulated. in the sense that they put, they, they want people to feel good. They want everyone to feel nice. Whereas men are generally speaking or pragmatic and logical. And that affects our society.

When we have hordes of people coming in who want to kill us and hate us and the women are saying, well, well, we have we allowed this debate to play out. As Annabalta says, I don't think we're going to come to any type of agreement today. But I am glad that we allowed it to play out and had the discussion. Now, I'm about to make a shot. fucking confession, right? You're not going to believe this. You're not going to leave this. I feel ashamed. I feel truly, deeply ashamed. I have watched a series on the British Bashing Corporation and I have become hooked. I feel absolutely terrible about it. It means I'm going to have to pay the license fee or go to jail. But I don't know about you. Celebrity Traitors is actually that unique series that I think I love. because for the first time in many years, we are all once again collectively watching something as a nation. And yes, I also love the fact that we are in this new media ecosystem. We're

turning our backs on the mainstream media. But just for one hour, twice a week, I do like the fact that we're all talking about the same show. So I knew that it was only going to be a matter of time before one of those woke topian diverse assholes on the show tried to turn it into a race war. And that is just what's happened overnight. I'm furious about it. So this is the contestant, Mahala Herald. I mean, she's straight from central casting, isn't she?

She's got the nose ring. This American actress, I had never heard of her. This is a show actually which has the biggest stars in the country. from Richard E. Grant to Miranda Hart. So why on earth they decided to put this unknown and no-mark actress on? Well, we know, don't we? We know because they wanted ethnic diversity. And of course, she was banished early.

And if you understand how the traitors works, it's actually a compliment to be banished early. It means you were a threat. It means you were good at playing the game. But of course, she has decided to turn. it into an issue of quote unquote racial bias. The mainstream media is going mad for this with reports in the mail that celebrity traitors has been hit by a race row after Maihala claimed unconscious racial and cultural

bias exists in the format of the BBC show. So she wrote, I sealed my own fate, but in scenes which he had last week, suspicions were raised after my haller defended traitor Richard E. Grant, then switched allegiance at the last second by voting for the actor, as well as giving him a suspicious wink before he left. So basically, if you haven't been watching the game, she rumbled herself stupidly. She just made a stupid move. In the traitors, people are looking for anything that you've done. And when, she winked at him, everyone was like, oh God, she must be another traitor. It was nothing to do with the colour of her skin. Yet when she was banished, an entrepreneur, a race-baiting entrepreneur called Chantal Sikana claimed on her Instagram post that The Traitors is a racist show. She wrote, Unfortunately, you were banished because you are black. This is a consistent thread in this racist show. My Hala should have just ignored it.

But this absolute stupid woman replied and said she would have agreed with Sarkana's comments, if not for the fact that early in the game there is very little to grasp onto and I gave them a lot. However, she added, I do agree that unconscious racial and cultural biased exist in this game where my authenticity or honesty or the ways in which I choose to express myself look suspicious to people who are unfamiliar with people like me.

She continued, I had this fear coming into the game, as I am a big fan and also clocked right away how prevalent this is in this game. And I came in knowing I'd be the only American apart from honorary British National Treasure Jerry Hall. She added that she had to defend her co-stars writing, I'm not saying it's right, I'm not saying racism doesn't exist, but I do have to defend my dear friends on the show who in no way consciously put bias on me because of my race. That's not a fair or complete assessment of what really happened in my case. And I do think games like this should allow more conversation around unconscious bias and how when under pressure, people, society, gravitate towards things that they know and understand or subsequently push away from things they really don't. It's all love and I really genuinely appreciate your support.

Oh, piss off. Seriously, this was nothing to do with your race. Making that suggestion is like saying that Richard E. Grant was voted off because he made. made the biggest mistake a celebrity traitor has ever made by literally admitting that he was a celebrity traitor. And he went because of that mistake, not because of the color of his skin. And my hala, you went because you made a major mistake by winking at Richard E. Grant in that moment. So I want to bring in the superstar panel on this. Okay, firstly, hands up. Who's watching? None of you. Anna, thank God. Thank God. Okay, someone else. Anna, you, you, you,

see what I mean, right? As a viewer of the traitors, you know that this is nothing to do with race. It's not an unconscious bias. She effed up. She made a big mistake. She winked at him when he left. It gave everyone a suspicion that she had also been a traitor and that she had turned on Richard Grunt. And then she went the next week. So what the hell is she talking about in regards to unconscious bias. If you're trying to get an answer to that, we're going to be here for a very long time. I don't think she knows what she's talking about. You know, it's just the go-to, isn't it?

It's because I was this. It was because I was that. No, you were just shit. You know, I'm sorry. As you rightly say, what's Richard Egan and Grant going to come in and say, he told everyone he was a traitor, so he was voted off. She gave him a wink, so she was voted off. And I just have no time for it.

It's so boring. Don't bring down, as you said, the only decent show on the BBC. Literally. I want to see Claudia's fringe. I want to see them all quivering in that sit. Did you see Miranda nearly being sick? I love it. And I'm not even ashamed to say, I watch it.

I adore it. It's not even a guilty pleasure. It's just a pleasure. It's hilarious. Ross Kemp, who is the most paranoid man, I think, I've got on television a minute. it makes me roar with laughter. And just get over yourselves.

Everybody just get over yourselves, for goodness sakes. If, you know, it's meritocracy. You're either good at it or you're not. You're employed to do a job because you're good at it and you're not employed to do the job if you're not good at it. She went on it. She wasn't very good at it. She was voted off at the end.

Any more than that is utter, I'm not going to say it, because I've said too many to that words. Yeah, Father Colin on soon to me. I totally do. To me, there were shades of Megan Markle here in the unconscious bias. 100%. Yeah, because... 100%.

Because I looked at my Hala, Father Calvin, and it's a bit like, I didn't actually know, really. Like, she's, I guess she's slightly dark-skinned. I didn't think Father Calvin about her race or her ethnicity. Just unmute yourself, Father Calvin, and then come in. Oh, there you go. Sorry about that. Yeah, I don't know much about the traitors. when season one was happening, we had Amanda Lovett and Kieran Thompson in the studio at G.B. News.

Amanda asked to take herself with me, put it online, and then she got a little backlash for having a selfie with the far-right bigot and had to make a public apology. That's all I remember about the traitors. However, I will say, I think the problem, what's her name? Myhala. I think she's got a point. I think actually there probably are too many black people on British TV. about about 4% of the British population is black,

but about 24% of the on-screen talent. So that's six times over-representation. And so people are going to notice that, and they are going to have a problem with that because it's kind of that ethnic cleansing again. It's replacing white people with non-white people in a predominantly white country. Callum Smiles, do you agree that sort of diversity has gone mad on screen?

I do notice this quite often when Wokai TV has a panel, of all black London Afro-Caribbean women on their loose women panel. I think, is that their idea of diversity? Well, it might be their idea of loose women. But I mean, I'm sick of this being told that unconscious bias. My bias is very much conscious these days. Like, I notice patterns. Patterns happen.

And I am pretty biased about things. Doesn't mean I hate people. But, yeah, this whole... When she says things like, oh, they're unconscious bias, it just reinforces my conscious bias. Yeah, but that's what that... But that is literally what they are trying to achieve.

Callum, that's the shocking thing. That is what they are trying to achieve, because she wants it to be impossible for you to criticize her. because if you do criticize her, then you are racist. And we saw Meghan Markle using the same approach. It is very, very dangerous. And that's why actually it's remarkable to be that she was voted off actually because there will have been a lot of those woke celebrities in that room

who would actually be terrified that if they voted off a non-white woman, they would be accused of racism. So this is the thing, it's weaponised, I think. Yeah, never mind, Vernard. I just deported because she's already annoying. Well, I don't even think she's here. I think she's American. I don't know, though, Kesea, because as I say, I didn't watch this show, Kesea.

She was in a show called Industry. Oh, it's a good show. Yeah, I've heard it's very good. So you knew who she was, Keziah, did you? I knew she was. And I, you know, I like watching good quality stuff, like industry. I like, I think BBC still make really good dramas. Not many of these days.

I cannot watch this game show slot. I don't watch any of it. The last time I watched a game show, it was a general. game back in 1990. And that's when... With Brucey or Jim Davidson? Both. I remember both.

And I used to like... God was good back then, wasn't it? Catchphrase. I was very good at that. Everything else, slop. Oh, it is good. It is honestly good. The only part of it, Anna, that I don't love are the challenges.

I always think they're a bit lame, but I like go on my phone during them. But I am ashamed. I am a shame because I really don't support the BBC. No, no, no, no, I am because I hate the beat. No, because I think the BBC is so bad for this country. This is Claudia Wincombe. This is not the BBC. Yeah, and you know what?

She actually is a nice person. There are very few nice people in show business. You know, I knew all of these people for years and years and years in my previous life. Dan, would you do the show? Would you go on? Oh, my God. Not on the BBC, no. But this is the thing.

They wouldn't have me in it for, you know, it's not even something that I would ever have to consider. But it's such a shame, actually. You never know. And there's no shame. Well, no, it's such a shame for me because not for me personally, but I was actually speaking about this with someone who worked to the mainstream media the other day, and they said, just imagine how good the celebrity traitors would be if they booked Katie Hopkins. And they never would.

That's the problem. They never, ever would. And so it is a very lefty show. And that is why I don't really like to support the BBC. But anyway, it is just so good. But stand by because we're about to reveal today's greatest British Union Jackass. But first, I just want to get to some of your comments. Thank you to Viper.

for 4XX, a new member of Outspoken Plus. I'm very grateful who says building mosques and praying all over the streets is not assimilation. Mimo 6172 says, I stand with Salford, Shetleston and Glasgow. We've had enough of the attacks against our women and children. Jack Forder for, sorry, Jack Fawner 9-3-5 says my English mother was born in Germany. She is not German. And Terry Bashford says, if you are not a British citizen, you should not be in the British Parliament. And real thing Munky who is number one today. Thank you so much and thank you for the super chat says I respectfully disagree with Father Calvin, but I'm happy to hear his point of view. And that is something that we're going to do here. Respectful debate and think it was, wasn't it? Okay, to our

Union Jackass nominees. Father Calvin Robinson nominated Sagal Abdi Wali for being the 26 member of parliament to swear in on the Quran. He says there should be none. Anna Bolter nominated Stephen Morgan, the Labour MP for allowing the imposition of the UK carbon tax on fertilisers, which will kill farms and farmers. And Kezi and Noble nominated Owen Jones for going on the Trigonometry podcast and making an absolute tit out of himself. The results are in. Stephen Morgan got 6% of the vote. Owen Jones, 37% of the vote. But it was a win for Father Calvin Robinson with Sagal Abdi Wali being named the worst Britain in the world today. Ironically, because she's obviously not a Britain.

But yeah, no more Mohammedans in Parliament, please. Yeah, I know. A lot of people say that. But, you know, we sort of have flexible definitions when it comes to people because sometimes Megan Markle is nominated, you know, and she's certainly not a Brit. But Callum, you are choosing today's greatest Britain. Who have you gone for?

I love how you've picked a really shit photo of him. Oh, that's awful. No, he looks good, I think. I know he'd disagree with that. I haven't spent enough time with him. But he's a great, he's a great bloke. A lot of fun as well. He's one of those people, actually, whenever I go and do stuff,

because obviously I've been to Northern France with him now twice. I think we're almost actually trying to compete who's done the most in Northern France over the years. I need to see what he's tallied at now. I think I'm on seven. trips. But now he's one of those people where, you know, not that I'd ever go to war for the state, but if I was, he's the sort of person I'd want next to me because he's a brilliant laugh and he's incredibly reliable. And just, just an all-round top. Yeah, no, the Nobore photographer,

definitely someone who should be supported. And I love the fact actually that he was in Salford actually on the ground doing the work exposing the attacks on the HMOs, which the mainstream media is ignoring too. Okay, everyone's... He's my cameraman. Yeah, he's brilliant, isn't he? Absolutely brilliant. Now, of course, you've got to make sure

you follow Callum Smiles, who is doing brilliant work as an independent journalist. Anna Bolter, Kesea Noble, and Father Calvin Robinson all have their own YouTube channels. So do make sure you subscribe.

Anna Bolter TV. Thank you for making your outspoken debut today. I hope you enjoyed it. Loved it. Absolutely. I must mention I've got my three black Labradors here as well. So, you know, they've been farting all the way through it, but I'm more than it. Get them on camera, Anna.

Do you want to see them? Yes, please. There's one. There's pixie. Oh, you're good. Gotcha, beetle. Come. Hang on.

Wonderful. Wonderful. Oh, you far right thug. You far right thug. And I've got a dash hound. What do you do that? Yeah, and I've got an 11-year-old boy who's been telling him to hurry up because he's hungry. Okay, well, you go and make him dinner.

And Father Calvin just wants you to stay in that kitchen, okay? Thank you, both. Please. Look after your boy. Yeah, and he comes first. He always comes first, my child. So I meant to that. Thank you all so much. Very, very good stuff.

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