Dan Wootton Outspoken - POLICE PLOT TO END TOMMY ROBINSON UNITE THE KINGDOM WITH ARREST THREAT FOR KELLIE-JAY KEEN SPEECH

Episode Date: August 12, 2026

BREAKING RIGHT NOW: The Metropolitan Police launch a chilling investigation into Tommy Robinson’s Unite the Kingdom, designed to cancel the free speech patriotic gathering and arrest its speakers, starting with activist Kellie-Jay Keen for a spirited call for Islam to be evicted from Britain’s institutions. Her powerful address has seen Met officers threaten to ARREST her while on holiday. Kellie Jay-Keen will join us live shortly to reveal why she is refusing to comply with the police and daring them to go ahead with this insane plot. ALSO BREAKING TODAY: Rupert Lowe vows to push ahead with a radically different policy agenda after Reform UK formally rejects peace talks, as the MSM war against Restore Britain goes to mad new heights. Camilla Tominey of the Daily Telegraph has revealed Nigel Farage stopped her live interview with Lowe, as she despicably brands the party a bunch of incels, hard righters and Elon Musk-obsessed desperate blokes. We’ll get into it all with our Superstar Panel: Social media sensation Hanna Kirkpatrick of Hanna’s world, Restore Britain councillor Kieran Mishchuk, and Andrew Eborn, host of The Andrew Eborn Show on Octopus TV. PLUS: Kay Burley exposed by Sarah Vine, Ben Leo, Neil Sean and Suella Braverman as the axed Sly News presenter lies about the invasion of the Disunited Kingdom. AND: Woke ITV News and Loose Women host Charlene White sparks a new race war as she outrageously turns on the octogenarian newsreading legend Jan Leeming. THEN IN THE ROYAL UNCANCELLED AFTERSHOW: We’re teaming up with royal YouTube sensation According2Taz to countdown the ten lowlights of a decade of Meghan Markle and Prince Harry. 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

No spin, no bias, no censorship. I'm Dan Wooden. This is outspoken episode number 559. And breaking right now, the Metropolitan Police launched a chilling investigation into Tommy Robinson's Unite the Kingdom, designed to cancel the free speech patriotic gathering and arrest its speakers, starting with the activist Kelly J. Keen for this spirited call for Islam to be evicted from Britain's institutions. That powerful address has seen met officers threatened to arrest Kelly J while on holiday. I have recorded the latest police contact. This will be my fifth, I think, time that the police have contacted me about words I've said or something that's not really criminal at all. So we would like to invite you in for a voluntary in regards to two separate investigations.

Sorry. And the police want to invite me in on the, which crime? Which crime are you referring to? So for those it would be, for the tweets it would be malicious communications senses. Against an idea? So malicious communications, this is the reason we're inviting in for a call from plus three interviews, it's about the intention of the tweets, so we need to evidentially ask you some questions regards your intention when you made those comments.

Because if the intention behind a tweet, for example, is certainly you may make someone harassed a distress, then that could be in malicious communications. And with regard to the speech, it would be under the public order act. Kelly J Keene will join us live shortly to reveal why she is refusing to comply with the police and daring them to go ahead with this insane, totally insane arrest. Also, breaking today, Rupert Lowe vows to push ahead with a radically different policy agenda

after Reform UK formally rejects peace talks. That's as the MSM were against Restore Britain goes to Mad New Heights. Camilla Tominey of the Daily Telegraph revealing Nigel Farage stopped her live interview with Lowe as she despicably brands the party, a bunch of in-cells, hard writers, and Elon Musk obsessed desperate blokes. I wanted all his words put out, but there was a legal risk of some things he said about Nigel Farage. And the broadcaster is responsible in a libel action.

But then he likes to perpetuate this Tommy Robinson-esque kind of schick that if you edit anything, you're part of a media conspiracy. If it weren't for journalists, you wouldn't know anything about the rape gangs. I mean, you've joined this bandwagon pretty late, actually. You've got incels, that's another circle. You've got desperate bloke's keyboard warriors, desperate to be retweeted by Elon Musk. That's another little circle. You've got the whole kind of anti-Islamic tribe.

And then at the centre of it is restored. Sounds a little bit sexist to me, Tom and A. I'm also going to show you the disgusting slur she has made about Rupert's work on the rape gangs. We'll get into it all with our superstar panel. today. Social media sensation, Hannah Kirkpatrick of Hannah's World. Restore Britain Councillor Karen Mischuk and Andrew Ebourne, host of the Andrew Eborn show on Octopus TV. Also coming up on the show today, Kay Burley exposed by Sarah Vine, Ben, Leo, Neil, Sean, and Suella Braverman as the Axte Sly News presenter lies about the invasion of the disunited kingdom.

And Wokai TV News and loose women host Charlene White sparks a new race war as she She outrageously turns on the octogenarian newsreading legend Jan Leaming. I'm going to take you through the inside story behind this astonishing race war. And it's Charlene, you won't be surprised to know who turned it into a race war. Then in the Royal Uncanceled After Show, that is over on Substack. We'll team up with Royal YouTube Sensation, according to Taz, to count down the 10 lowlights of a decade of Megan Markle and Prince Harry. That is over on Substack.

We're also revealing a brand new Greatest Britain and Junion Jackass before the end of the show. My superstar panel are going head to head. Hannah has nominated the aforementioned Kay Burley for being completely out of touch with illegal migration. She calls her a moron and says, I used to look up to her when I worked at Sky News. Andrew has nominated Charlene White for bringing in her skin color to a debate on her condescending presenting style. And Karen has nominated Zia Yusuf for being a hypocrite by getting Rupick kicked out. for talking the truth and then doing that himself. So you can vote right now in the live chat on YouTube.

Do keep your votes coming in. Keep your super chats coming in during the show too. Kelly J Keene is standing by as well. But now let's go. Slippery Starma may have gone, but nothing has changed. Because the British Deep State, under Andy Burnham,

backed up by London's failed Mercedes-Kahn, is still launching disgusting plots to arrest Patriots for free speech, calling out the Islamist takeover of British institutions. And Tommy Robinson's free speech patriotic gathering, Unite the Kingdom, is the biggest threat they intend to neutralise with lawfare. The brave and wonderful pro-women and anti-Islam activist Kelly J. Keene stop the world with her powerful address.

At the last UTK held in London in May, we broadcast this live watch. Now three months later, that speech, those exact words were just too powerful, too persuasive. So much so that Kelly J Keen is now under the threat of arrest, as Khan's Metropolitan Police conspire with the CPS to use those words to get her locked up. But unlike many scared patriots in her position, Kelly J. has blown the whistle on the scam announcing, hey, guess what? The police want to speak to me about my speech at Tommy Robinson's Unite the Kingdom Rally and a couple of tweets. Malicious communications and public order threats. Come and arrest me, lads. I'm on holiday, which makes the video a lot more fun.

And Kelly Jane, who will be joining us shortly, bought the receipt. Hello, good afternoon. My name is Kelly J. Keene. I have recorded the latest police contact. This will be my fifth. I think, time that the police have contacted me about words I've said or something that's not really criminal at all. Anyway, whilst you're listening to the recording of this call,

do bear in mind that we are currently letting out violent and sexually violent criminal, convicted criminals from our prisons because they're full. So I hope you enjoy this. This is the Metropolitan Police. They're fucking mental. Yes, they are. Because following that, she posted on Elon Musk's free speech platform X. This is an unedited, recorded call from the Met Police, who you might think is played by the hilarious Ricky Jivace. But it's not. It's probably too far-fetched for him and joy. And in true Kelly J. style, she has added some showbiz pizzazz and glamour to the, as she puts, at fucking mental circumstances. But despite the special effects,

remember this is a formal call with the Metropolitan Police threatening to arrest her for that exact moment in the speech we just saw her deliver at Unite the Kingdom. Hello, good afternoon. Hi.

Yeah, all good. Thank you. Thank you for responding to our letter. So we would like to invite you in for a voluntary interview in regards to two separate investigations. Okay, what fall? So the two allegations are from your Unite the Kingdom rally. There's been a complaint with regards to your speech,

specifically with regards to the, we need to remove Islam from our classrooms. It's not too late to get Islam out of that building. It's not too late to get Islam out of every single official. office in this country and more than that it's too late. It's not too late. It's absolutely by all if we want to save this country, we have to remove it for every single place of authority. Oh, okay. But it wasn't just her UTK speech. It was some perfectly sensible posts on X, expressing the type of sentiment we dare to discuss most days here on outspoken.

And the other one investigation is in relation to some tweets. is in relation to a tweet from the 23rd of June. We have Muslim fatigue, the gang rates, the terrorism, the killing of the girls are into music, the hatred of women and girls, the special courts, the antisemitism, the hate preachers, the marches, the violence, the call to prayer, the public prayers, explaining about Christian preachers, the four of those interoperable matches, skipping lunch, the nickabs, the school kids, visiting mosques, the Ramadan lights, the Ramadan messages on TV and by public figures, the cruel slaughter, the hatred, the West,

the hatred of women, the barbarism, the imbreeding, the censorship, the two-tier system, the capture of our institutions, but tired of it, Islam is a vile, woman, hazing, cousin marrying, child, rape, hazing, jettos. Another tweet from the 23rd of June, there's nothing about the scene that does not screen backwards, regressive subnormal culture. Sorry, which scene? Which scene was that? I'm not sure what scene in particular that you're responding to in that. Oh. I'm just reading out the tweets in question.

And then the last one is from the 25th of June. No one needs foreign money to understand the threat Islam poses to every last one of us. Right. And the... Sorry. And the police want to invite me in on the... Which crime? Which crime are you referring to?

So for those it would be... For the tweets, it would be malicious communication, senses. Against an idea? Who's it against? So, no, I can explain that. So somebody who's read those tweets has taken offense to them and made the report. Oh, okay. It's the same case with regards to your speech at the United West Railway.

Unbelievable. As Lucy Connolly, who went to prison for her ex post, put it, Indeed, they are fucking mental. I thought the Met Police had committed to no longer investigating non-crime hate crimes. Kelly J, though, soon laid down the gauntlet, making it clear that she ain't attending any voluntary police interview. Watch. Okay.

So, all right, that's interesting. So malicious communications is about somebody's feelings, irrespective of whether or not it's a criminal sentiment. It's just if someone doesn't like it, the police have got some time on their hands, so they want to get involved. So malicious communications, there's the reason we're inviting him for a call from plus three interviews, of voluntary interview. It's about the intention of the tweets, so we need to evidentially ask you some questions about your intention when you made those comments.

Because if the intention behind a tweet, for example, is deliberately make someone harassed a language of distress, then that could be in malicious communications. And the, with regards to the speech, it would be under the public order act. It, again, is intention whether you intended to cause wrapping alarm to stress, Right. Okay. So as long as I don't intend anything, it's not a crime, but if I had some sort of intention, which you would be able to infer from a voluntary interview, which I, I won't be attending. But if I would, then it's a, wow. Okay. Well, that's very interesting. Thank you for the call. And that means the police now only have one option left, arresting Kelly J for her UTK speech.

Just remind me, what does a voluntary interview mean? What happens if I don't bother to come in? Yeah, so this case has gone up to the CPS for early advice. They've asked us to request voluntary interview. We'll probably send it back to the CPS saying that you weren't willing to come in, at which point they'll make a decision as to whether they're willing to see the case. If they do, then arrest is an option under code of pace if someone's not likely to attend the police stationing themselves.

And that's proportionate. It's proportionate. Is it like underpaste, it doesn't have to be proportionate whether or not you would take further action and, I don't know, come and arrest me in my house. Of course it's not proportionate. I'm trying not to swear, but this is effing back shit. But it is also maddening. Because think of the police hours and the police resources that have been spent in this ludicrous back and forth between the MET and the CPS. When rapes and murders and terror attacks and burglaries all remain unsolved.

and very often, by the way, as we saw in Nigel Farage's firebombing case, uninvestigated, which may have led to the death of Anne Whittaker, who was buried today. And who is responsible for this madness? Women like this. The lunatic Labour MP, Stella Creasy, cosplaying as an Islamist in a hijab, while promoting the ongoing invasion of our country. As Peter Lloyd put it, Lull wearing an Islamic headscarf that symbolises oppression.

Feminist MP Stella Creasy says mass immigration from the third world is entirely beneficial. She adds that anyone who disagrees with her is a right-wing nut job. You couldn't make it up. Watch. Look, Britain is great. It is having challenges right now. But I am a patriot. I love this country. I stand with this country.

I work for this country. I see what this country can be. That's why I want to tackle the challenges that it has. When I see people who don't have enough money to be able to feed their children, I don't want to find somebody to blame. I want to find a solution. When I see people who can't look after their children, I don't want to find someone to blame.

I want to help them. Immigration has benefited our country. Everybody has history and family and cultures that come from different places. My name Creasy is a Huguenot surname. Do you know who else has a Huguenot surname? name, Nigel Farage. We can all make a choice to learn from the past and learn from how our previous generations are treated and how we treat future generations. That doesn't mean that we don't have challenges. It doesn't mean that it isn't sometimes difficult. Nobody's denying that it is

more complicated. What we're saying is it's worth it to keep talking to each other, to sit down and work together. And when those people march through the streets saying hatred, prejudice, rather than pride in your country, that's not my Britain, that's not patriotism. That's the difference between nationalism and patriotism. I'm proud of my country. I'm proud of people from all different backgrounds who've fought for my country, who've represented my country, who worked for my country. I don't need to be told by them who my country is, because we live and breathe it here too. As the increasingly sound former hard left comedian John Cleese argued, there is, of course, a political motivation writing and response on X.

Speaking, as a right-wing nut job, I suspect that mass immigration is beneficial. to the Labour vote. Gad Sad added in his usual sarcastic but genius manner, she's incredibly kind, tolerant, compassionate and empathetic. Unlike all of you bigots, who do not dom the freedom veil as a sign of respect towards your neighbours, this Labour government will keep kidding you that all these criminal invaders coming from France to rape and pillage us are vulnerable victims, like Red Rainer the tax evader failing to get it on the British Bassing Corporation. Every time someone gets into one of these vessels,

which they call them small boats or boats or however large you want to say, they're not, in most cases, sea-worthy vessels, and they're putting innocent lives at risk, and we've got to crack that, and we've got to stop that from happening. Do you understand there's another emotion many people feel, not just as it were, sympathy, empathy with the people on board and the risk they face? It is rage.

What they see is people on no longer. a taxi service, a bus service, coming across the channel, and where do they go, not back to France, where they were visible from the shore, but here to the UK to make their lives. Well, these are desperate, vulnerable people getting into these vessels that are dangerous and we've got to stop that. And when Andy Burnham, apparently on a speaking tour, so that he can connect with the normal British people, well, when he was asked a question about stopping the boat by an ordinary English patronisation, bloke. Look at what happened. Tommy Robinson reporting UK newly installed PM. Andy Burnham says he has

begun a month long listening to a Britain. First stop. He is questioned about the open invasion of our country literally doesn't listen. Watch. Yeah, so here today we've got Andy Burnham in Eilkiston, Prime Minister. Hi, Prime Minister. Have we got any plans of the immigration at all or any ideas how we're going to stop the boats? Yes. I have Andy Burnham. Birmingham and Ilkiston today doesn't want to reply regarding the stop the boats. Hi. I'm doing all right. Are you talking to him about the boats?

Yeah, yeah. I was wondering what sort of... If you've listened to or what TV news, he's just done like a really long conversation with Chris Hope about it. Yeah. He's pushing really hard on what he's going to do on the boat. So that should be out everywhere in the TV. Since it took over, I mean, we've had like nearly about 2 to 3,000 come over.

Yesterday there was 220. I'm not going to listen to an ordinary blow. because we're speaking to GV News. I will show you the interesting part of that GB News. And if you were, Burnham basically warned middle class Brits, that Operation Scatter means the migrants are going to be in your neighbourhood to Buckle-A. I don't know the issue yet in detail. But in some ways, as I understand it, it is about creating secure space

and not have the HMO issues that you were talking about earlier. It's obviously going to be challenging, but I am prepared always to listen to people, to work with people, and to pick up legitimate concerns. And I will address those concerns. I do have to say we cannot have a situation where it's only the poorest communities in the country that receive all of the dispersal of refugees and asylum seekers. I do believe all parts of the country need to work to play their part. It's a challenging issue. We're working out that we understand people's concerns. And I will look into the issues raised by the good people of putting it.

Some of them will even be living in your neighbourhood trees, as this video from Reform UK councillor Darren Grimes suggests. Well, I thought I'd seen it all until I come down this road with immigrants. The man is living in the tree. How about that? Look, I thought I'd see it all. Unbelievable. As Lawrence Fox wrote, our children will be fighting street to street for their homeland

because their parents were frightened of being called racist. No doubt he'll be arrested for that post on X soon enough. And now, Kelly J Keane, alongside our superstar panel. Wow, Kelly J. Kean, firstly, thank you for releasing that call. Obviously, I loved the showbiz pizzazz and the glamour that you added to it, but at its heart, Kelly Jay, this is utterly terrifying. I mean, we played in the digest those exact words that you delivered on stage at Unite the Kingdom. It's stuff I say on this show every single day. This is utterly. insane. And I know your fear is that they actually are going to go ahead with this arrest,

presumably to try and make some type of point, presumably to warn us all, to try and get us to shut up. Yeah, you say fear. I'm looking forward to it, to be honest. That's why I love you. That is why I love you. But somehow, ordinary people have got to understand what's at stake and what's going to happen to them and by making a public spectacle of themselves, which I'm hoping the police do, that's the way that we get it in front of ordinary people. You know, the whole country is at just such jeopardy at the moment. It feels a really dangerous place to be. I think, you know, most people with any capacity to learn elsewhere are thinking, well, you know, if it does all fall apart, what am I what are my options? And I think Islam is the greatest threat, not helped obviously by the migrant crisis,

which is just bringing the most dangerous followers of Islam to the country. Exactly. They're completely connected. So Kelly J, in terms of the mechanics of this, you delivered the speech at UTK in front of the world, watched by millions and millions all over the world in May. Clearly, what has happened here is that a mad leftist, probably a whole handful of mad leftists, have made a coordinated bunch of complaints to the Metropolitan Police. These are the tactics they used. Until that phone call two days ago on your holiday, did you have any idea that you were under investigation for this speech and that the police had even handed information to the CPS,

which means they are considering a charge? considering an arrest? Did you know? I didn't. So they wrote to me last week and asked for my contact details, which I happily gave them. Because what I wanted is I wanted to ensure that I recorded the call. So, you know, so I wasn't out somewhere unable to do so. So when the officer called me here, I just said, oh, I need to double check that you are who you say you are, send me an email from your police address, and then phone me back in five minutes. So then I just ran around the villa and got everything ready

so I could record the call for you lovely people so everyone could hear it. So it wasn't the blocking of mecca, which I thought it was, Dan. And you had no idea. No. But look, it was talked about in the House of Lords. It was mentioned in Parliament, like one of the independent or rather sectarian MPs

had stood up and complained about it. I think even Pearson had talked about what a terrible thing it was. So I thought it might be coming that people would report me. And we know the police are absolutely insane. So, you know, I honestly thought it was going to be about my massive body blocking mecca. But apparently it wasn't that after all. It was some words. And Kelly, you will fight this if they do arrest you.

Yeah, of course. I mean, look, if they arrest me, I know exactly what to do. And it's my fifth time, I think, being interviewed under caution for words. So I would never attend a police interview with a lawyer. And I would advise everybody to never attend a police interview without a lawyer. You can get a free legal aid lawyer. You don't have to take something that the police offer up. And then you basically prepare a statement and you do a no common interview.

And I'm hoping after that, to be honest, I'm hoping they throw down the gaulder, to be fair. And you would fight? Let's get this in a court. You would fight? I wouldn't accept a caution. Yeah, of course. I wouldn't accept a caution, ever. Kelly J., what do you think this means about Unite the Kingdom, though, too?

Because to me, it is very, very obvious that the Metropolitan Police guided, in my view, by Sadiq Khan. you've always got to remember there is the political aspect of this. He despises it. He wants to see this event banned. I don't think it's a coincidence that they have come after you for what you said at Unite the Kingdom. They want to find a way to criminalise this event, Kelly Jay, and shut it down. They don't want there to be another Unite the Kingdom in London. I think what it means for Unite the Kingdom is I think that everybody needs to put aside whatever reservations

or personal, whatever battles they have with any single person that is involved or participates in any way, shape, or form at Unite the Kingdom. And it has to be recognised as one of the only, if not the only movement in town when it comes to really fighting this for ordinary people. So if you love your country, then you have to come out and it can't be passive. You have to be really intentional about loving your country. and what you're willing to do from your country. And simply showing up is good enough. But you are going to have to do it. Everyone's going to have to do it.

And there's no better man. I don't think, than Tommy Robinson, to unite people. And maybe some of the other distractions can just shut up. Are you scared that they do want to lock you up, though? I mean, this is not just a fantasy, you know, a bad dream. I mean, Tommy Robinson has been locked. up multiple times. Lucy Connolly was locked up to prove a point. Are you concerned that they actually do want you to end up behind bars? I mean, they've wanted that with Graham Linehan.

And obviously, you know that because you're tackling these two issues and it's almost like you've won when it comes to the rights of women, right? But they did try to lock Graham Linehan up multiple, multiple times. So none of this is exaggerated or conspiracy or anything like that. And it feels like now that you've moved on to the issue of Islam, no, I know women's rights is still very important to you, but in a lot of ways that battle is won. Do you feel like they won't stop until your liberty,

your freedoms are taken away? And you're a mum. You're a wife. I mean, how does this impact you on a personal level? On a personal level, I feel that we have to take this to its logical conclusion in order to make the point. Now, clearly I don't want to go to prison. Nobody wants to go to prison. I don't want to be in a court necessarily. But if that's what it's going to take to turn the corner on, people waking up to what is happening in this country, the special interest groups that have the benefit of the police sort of softly, softly,

community leader type ear, then, you know, so be it. I always said I was happy to do whatever it took with making sure that everyone understood that there were men going into women's bases and that we were doing and just disgusting things to children with puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones. So, you know, it might take that. Does it frighten me? No, not particularly. Do I think that something needs to give? Yes. Is it a, it? it all right if it happens to me well yes if not me then then who well then it's got to be me well Kelly J Keane we will fight with you and for you all the way you've got all of our support and bring it on bring it on as you say do they really want to pick this battle they pick the battle

with graham linnahan and they lost they would be very stupid in my view to pick this battle with you but time will tell do enjoy the rest of your holiday though because who knows what you're going to be arriving back to at the Yalfourke. Kelly J Keene, thank you so much. Let me bring in my superstar panel now, Andrew Eborn, Karen Mitch Tuck, and Hannah Kirkpatrick. Now, Hannah, you are, of course, a big Tommy Robinson ally, a big supporter of Unite the Kingdom. You must see here that there is an attempt to cancel UTK. Of course.

They've been trying to cancel this man for nigh on 20 years. And he's rallied such that you can see each time it's grown, the support of the every man, the every woman who has been instilled with the confidence that they can turn up and they can have their voice heard, or at least their body seen and the number seen of the amount of people that feel the way that we feel in this country. And they're not going to stop. They try everything to get him in every avenue in his life. and now they're going to obviously continue to try and get his allies. And I think they might have met their match with Kelly Jay. Yeah, I don't know if she's the right person to target Andrew Eborn. She is a formidable woman and she is up for this fight.

Yeah, she certainly is and I've met her a number of times and I've heard her opinions. I mean, we always pay lip service, don't we, to freedom of speech. I mean, it's a fundamental right under Article 10 of the Human Rights Act. And George Orwell, he always says if liberty means anything at all, it means the right to tell people what they do not want to hear. It is important, obviously, it's not freedom of speech, it's not freedom from consequences. So we do need to look at the law in each particular case.

And I think every time we have one of these cases, you talked about Graham and what happened to him, and he got a 25,000 payout, thanks to Toby Young and the brilliant free speech union to make sure those sort of things, We need to have that clarity. But just to remind you about the laws, because I say it's not without consequences.

If you are stirring up hatred, then that's an offence under the Public Order Act of 1986. If you cause harassment alarm or distress, then that's Section 5 of the Public Order Act. What you mentioned today was the malicious and electronic communication. What that is, under the Act of 1988 and Section 127 of the Communication Act 2003, if you're sending messages, letters or online posts that are grossly offensive, indecent, obscene or menacing, with the intent,

this is the important point, with the intent to cause distress or anxiety, that is a criminal offence. Obviously, each in particular needs to be looked at those particular circumstances. And once somebody has been arrested, we obviously have to be very careful about how we comment. Because you know very well, Dan, contempt of court in this country. If you'd comment or could prejudice a trial, then, You yourself could end up in jail. It's been used all the time.

It's been used all the time to shut us up, for example, about the horrifying case involving the killing of Anne Whitakim, who was laid to rest today. But I do think there is a political aspect to all of this. And Karen, it seems increasingly clear, doesn't it, that this Burnham government is just going further ahead with lawfare. I'm sure Restore Britain, support it. are going to be among those targeted?

Of course, of course. I mean, Starmer was just setting out the stage and being really the target for the public to attack. And bringing in Burnham has basically just given like almost a new guise of the Labour Party. People won't see the rot the same until obviously maybe six months down the line they'll start waking up to it. But Andy Burnham being a new face,

they're able to disguise a lot of what they've been doing for the past two years and pretend it's something new. But obviously this new case is just the inevitable expansion of Islam and preventing people for being critical so that they can't mass public interest against it. I hope everyone can now see. And if you don't believe me yet, I think today you will. Camilla Tomonay is a mainstream media monster. The things that she has said on the Daily Tea podcast,

revealing her fight with Rupert Lowe, while absolutely slamming the supporters of Restore Britain in a despicably sexist and demeaning manner, mean this woman has an agenda. And what is fascinating, fascinating to me is that Camilla has actually scored a massive own goal, admitting that the reason Rupert Lowe is banned from appearing live on GB News is because of an ongoing legal threat against the channel from its own presenter and its own shareholder, Nigel Farage. Now, I'm going to explain

why this makes absolutely no sense once I've shown you what Camilla Tom and A has claimed. But it resulted in this massive bustup between the pair at the Spectator's Summer Party where they accused each other and sweary language of being a disgrace watch. He's had a bit of a row with Lowe at the Spectator Party about his refusal to come onto this podcast and he's constantly saying he wants to be live and unedited on GB News.

You did the interview with him. It's quite hard to have him live and unedited on account of him often making highly defamatory remarks. That was the problem. I mean, I wanted all his words put out, but there was a legal risk of some things he said about Nigel Farrah. And the broadcaster is responsible in a libel action. But then he likes to perpetuate this Tommy Robinson-esque kind of schick that if you edit anything, you're part of a media conspiracy rather than trying to protect yourself as an organisation from being sued with Carter Rucks' help. So I had a bit of a row and I want him to come on the Daily Tea.

It's a bit of an understatement, isn't it? I think the language was sort of thing that I would be pressing the bleep button if we had one. Well, I was thinking like, you're a disgrace, no, you're a disgrace. I just said to him, look, what's happened to you? Yeah, OK, so he called you an effing disgrace, and you are one. Because Rupert is right on this. What I just heard is the worst excuse ever. So let me just take you through it. Is anyone genuinely believing that Nigel Farage would sue G. GB News, the so-called free speech broadcaster where he is a presenter and a shareholder because they dared to interview one of his political rivals. I note, Farage has not sued outspoken, despite us running various exclusive interviews with Rupert about Reform UK's alleged behaviour. But the violent nasty Toméé, who trust me, I know her, is a very horrid human being,

lacking in any compassion or empathy of any kind, then launched an unprovoked attack on Lawrence Fox, claiming her former GB News colleague is hated by 99% of the population. But then more shockingly, and this is a true disgrace, actually, I'm disgusted by it. It's probably the most terrible thing that has ever come out of her mouth. She referred to the rape gang scandal as a bandwagon. Listen carefully. And I made this point and it got captured, it got taken out of context by Lawrence Fox, another grotesque hypocrite who complains about cancer. culture and then wants to cancel anyone that thinks he's an idiot, which is literally 99% of the population, but whatever. And I said also, Rupert, you can't come out with this thing that if we say,

oh God, you've got some racists in your midst. Your one response to that can't be, but what about the rape gangs? You're ignoring our rape gang report. I was like, well, if it weren't for journalists, you wouldn't know anything about the rape gangs. I mean, you've joined this bandwagon pretty late, actually. Absolutely disgusting. To suggest that Rupert Lowe is jumping on a bandwagon? He pledged for there to be an independent rape gang inquiry while he was at Reform UK.

That was backed by Nigel Farage. Nigel Farage pulled out and then Rupert Lowe crowdfunded the money to go ahead with it and you call it a bandwagon? What have you done about the rape gang scandal, Camilla? Then she made ironically quite a sexist attack on Restore Britain, who she claims is a bunch of incels, hard writers in her words, and Elon Musk obsessed desperate bloke's watch. The end diagram, you've got hard writers that want anyone who isn't white to be deported.

That's a circle. You've got incels, that's another circle. You've got desperate bloke's keyboard warriors, desperate to be retweeted by Elon Musk. That's another little circle. You've got the whole kind of anti-Islamic tribe. And then at the centre of it is Restore. All of these groups are joined by this thing. They hate women, these people.

I mean, Alexandra Phillips has done a whole piece for us saying, you know, she criticised Restore. The next thing, she's got a load of weird blokes hurling personal abuse at her about her appearance. And having said they've got small amounts of support, they did remind. remarkably well in the Manchester Meryl by election where they got 9% they've almost double the Tory vote. So that there is a market for them. Well, at least Jacob Rees-Mong brought her back to reality in terms of the fact Restore is actually popular, despite her gross put-downs. Rupert Lowe pointing out today that while the media onslaught continues,

polling just out has Restore Britain's favourability rating sitting at an incredible 26%. He says, remember, we launched as a party in February. This is remarkable progress. There is far more to come. But what there isn't going to be is peace talks with Reform UK. And Rupert says that is all down to Nigel Farage's decision to focus these negotiations on personalities, given their call to expel Charlie Downs from the party rather than policies. This was his major announcement. Today, Reform UK has said that a pact with Restore Britain is off. That is their decision. I'm not getting. Getting into the personality differences of it all, I can't be bothered. We made our offer. A genuine attempt was made. It was based on policy. I didn't particularly enjoy doing it, but I tried because I thought it was the right thing to do. If reform want to discuss policy, not personality, then they know where to find me. My aim now is to continue presenting a laser-focused plan to the British people. We've already done so on deportations, policing, energy, self-defense, economics and more. Others

are being worked on and will be released over the coming weeks. I'm particularly proud of our economics paper which lays out a costed plan on how Britain can live within its means. Vast cuts to first spending, then tax, doing it slowly, carefully and properly. It is a plan that will work. This is what we must focus on. Restore Britain stands on a radically different platform to any other party. We must now prove that our plan can work. And so the Reform UK attack dogs were back out this morning on where else talk TV with Richard Tice's fiancée Isabel Oakeshot now just trying to claim having spoken about Rupert Lowe and Restore Britain ad nauseum for the past week that we're all just bored. So he should just go away, right? Watch.

Let's talk about reform. This tweet from Rupert Lowe saying that any deal where reform is off, although he's not saying it's his doing. He's suggesting that Reform UK have said that a pact with Restore Britain is off. This is their decision, says Mr. Lowe. I'm not getting into the personality differences at all. I can't be bothered. If reform want to discuss policy, not personality, then they know where to find. me. What are you making of this? I mean, aren't we all bored of Rupert Lowe banging on about this? I mean, he's managed to get himself, I don't know, 10 days of media coverage by talking about a deal that was never going to happen. He knew it was never going to happen. He and Nigel can't stand

each other. They can't possibly work together. Rupert Lowe's ego simply can't accommodate someone as strong leadership-wise as Nigel. That's just never going to work. So this is all just the Patrick's from Rupert Lowe designed to get, you know, just try to eke out another day of coverage from it all. There wasn't ever going to be a deal. There doesn't need to be a deal. Why on earth would there be a deal three years out from a general election? Straight to the superstar panel, Hannah's World, Andrew Eborn and of course Karen Muschuk from Restore Britain. So, Karen, what do you make of this? Camilla Tom and A basically saying you and the young lads at Restore Britain, you're just a bunch of incells, hardwriters and Elon Musk, obsessed, desperate

blokes. How do you respond? Well, I'm actually quite glad because obviously the flak starts coming when you're close to the target. Having G.B. News and the Telegraph and all those considered right-wing media outlets coming after a restore, I'd say is actually quite a good thing because it means we're actually moving the Overton window. We are definitely calling out things that would not be called out in the mainstream in the establishment. And it also proves that G.B. News is just part of this establishment media, um, media, and it's,

I mean, that was a pathetic excuse, wasn't it? That was a pathetic excuse as to why they couldn't interview Rupert Lowe. Just doesn't, doesn't stand. The thing that really, really gets me is that they try and demonize him.

He's actually a really, really nice man. I've met him a few times. It's really nice, really humble, really understanding. He's totally different to, Nigel Farage.

Nigel Farage's character and his energy is off, whereas Rupert is, he's just like almost a granddad figure. He's a really nice man. They try and demonise him because they think that the public and the voters are stupid, and they think that they don't see through their attacks. And G.B. News came about to spread free speech and be honest, but honestly, it's just the same as the others. There's no difference.

If they really were for that, then they'd have Rupert Lowe on. They'd have him on live because he, wouldn't swear and he wouldn't say all the things he would. He would be very honest and proper and he'd just be straight with him like he always is. Yeah, it's a total tragedy. I mean, what they actually did with that Jacob Rees-Mogg interview with Rupert Lowe was Edith out. Exactly what Rupert Lowe said about Nigel Farage. Luckily, Rupert Lowe had the recording and he was able to publish online the section that they had excluded. But this idea that Nigel Farage is going to sue G.B. News is just, I mean, It's nonsensical.

Well, I would like to say it. I mean, it's quite interesting that this has all come about in the last few weeks. I mean, obviously, there's the attack on Charlie Downs with the anti-Semitism rubbish. Yeah, what do you make of that? Well, I think it's right for him to criticize Reform's links to Israel. When I was in reform, they started that pact, and I thought it was quite odd, because we're a Christian country. We should be more aligned to Christianity. And I actually don't like that they use the Judeo-Christian values to try and push their message,

because not only does it push Christianity behind Judaism, it also undermines the core principles that this country was actually founded on. And for them wanting to get rid of Charlie Downs, if some kind of pact was to happen, that is just such a disgrace. And that would destroy what Restore actually stands for, which is Britain. It is the whole, the Britain, the Anglo-Saxons. That is what Restore is. And I'm glad the pact's off because the differences between Restore and Reform are so different.

They're so completely different. I really think reform is just some kind of containment, some kind of internationally funded plot to basically manipulate the public into voting for the change they desperately want and then just let them down. And I think recently it's been proven to be correct more than ever with just some of the moves that reform has been making. Hannah Kirkpatrick, it was really shocking to me to hear Tom anday suggest that Rupert Lowe's absolute passionate decision to go ahead with the Pakistani Muslim rape gang inquiry. Such an important investigation was him jumping on a bandwagon and it actually reminded me, Hannah, of Lucy Powell. Remember the Labor cabinet minister who previously told Tim,

Montgomery of Reform UK that that party was using the Pakistani Muslim rape gangs as a dog whistle. Camilla's just as bad as the leftists. Like, this is not jumping on a bandwagon. This is the biggest cover-up in modern British history. It's not a bandwagon, Tom and A, it is a scandal. And the fact that you just view it through the prism of politics, I'm sorry, it's actually sickening to me. It's sickening to me. But of course, she has to cover up for. her Tory bosses who did nothing about it for all of those years. I completely agree. I completely agree.

The people, she's shouting the loudest. What did she do? It's people like Tommy Robinson and... Who she also hates. She hates him. Did you see how she got that dig in too about him? I heard his name and I thought, oh, here we go. Hates him, hates Lawrence Fox, hates Rupert Lowe.

Sorry, sorry to interrupt, but I just had to point that out. You're fine. It's just disgusting because these people are just criticizing the people that are shining a light on some of the most disgusting horrors that have happened in our country to our girls and worse for the illegal migration. And on this whole subject, I haven't taken a little bit of a break from this country for a few months because it just got a bit too much. But I was really, really happy to see Rupert's appeal to reform. I remember watching it and taping my husband saying, look, look, look, this is so good, because this is what so many of us have been calling out for.

Come on, you guys, sort your shit out, put country before party and just stop it. And then I was really, really sad to see Nigel and Reform's response, to be quite honest. And I do feel a little bit politically homeless, again, not really, because I do really like Restore. I don't like this ethnapp stuff people keep talking about, but I don't feel that reform are hardline enough when it comes to mass deportations. But that's that. Now, going back to Camilla, in particular, I've got massive respect for Lawrence Fox for him putting his head above the parapet during lockdown and COVID.

Because not many people were doing that, and especially not many people in his line of work. And he basically got himself cancelled. And he's not an idiot. He's a very brave, intelligent man with a very beautiful, intelligent wife. And it's just disgusting. It's just constant slagging off and just negativity. And I'm very, very drained by. it. And this in-sells comment as well, we were watching a TV show the other day. And my husband said, what's that mean? We looked it up. So she's saying there's a whole group of men in Restore that, what, they think that they can't get a woman,

so they hate women. That's what an in-cell is. But they're an economic plan. I did see that the other day, and I thought that was brilliant, especially the no corporation tax, up to 50,000. And it was very much like Florida, which is the country that we are hoping, a state in the country, we're hoping to flee to. Yeah, and I don't blame you. I do not blame you in a lot of

ways. Yeah, that insult thing really, really grim. What I've noticed this week is that the middle-aged women within Reform UK seem to have a huge problem with the young men within Restore Britain, which is very, very odd because in the past Nigel Farage has always prided himself on the fact that young men are part of his movement. But if they keep on slagging off young men in the way that they are, I think it's going to be really bad for them politically. Andrew, I love, oh, sorry, Annie, you're going to. Big shout out to Kieran and Montgomery Tarnes. That's all I wanted to say.

Oh, yes, indeed. I love him. Indeed. Very, that's the thing. That's the thing I've been saying all week. Like, they're a great young men within Restore Britain. What, Alex Phillips wants them to go and sell protein shakes. Why?

We've got a country to save. And actually, if we go back to World War II, it was our young men, wasn't it, Karen, who were out on the front line? Well, of course, yeah. And the comment, I mean, implying that there's a group of men in Restore, that hate women is just simply not true because a lot of them are doing this purely because of how angry they are about the rape gangs and how our culture and our girls, our sisters, our moms have been abused by foreigners. And anyone critical of that is just shut down. It's just stupid. And it's actually just making the problem worse because it's making young men who want to get up and stand up and get involved with restorations. door is putting them off and just doing what the mainstream media and establishment doing for 70

years. That's what she wants. It's just the same as the others. Yeah. Andrew Eborn, do you want to defend Camilla Tom and I here? I think it's extraordinary, isn't it, that any channel which claims to be the home of free speech would seek to silence any voice. It has to be jaw, jaw, not war, war.

We talk about freedom of speech. That is, we have to encourage other views. and by letting them have the air of publicity, people will then work out whether those views are ridiculous and so on and so forth. But the reality is what happened now? What about her, Andrew, because you're a very experienced media operator. What about her saying that there's too much of a legal threat

to interview Rupert Lowe live? Does that stack up? And I sat with Rupert in some of his court cases and things like that. I've had a chance to talk to him and Andrew Bridgen and several people behind the scenes. He knows what the law says. He knows what he's. can say and what he can't say. He knows that what happens if you defame somebody and so on and so

forth. The reality is there are issues and questions to be answered. There needs to be a proper debate about that sort of side. And the reality is this is, you know, I've had lots of them on my show and all the time people say, look, if you don't unite the right, what's going to happen is that Labour will get in by default. And if you look at the latest polls, it's really important. There's been a political earthquake may have become a political traffic jam, effectively. Labor for the first time in several months is now at 24%. Reform have slipped down to 22, the Conservatives at 21, and Rupert and his party, it ranges between about three and seven.

The reality is if reform doesn't get together with the Conservatives or restore, actually all of them, then Labour will get in by default. But I have to say, in the interest of balance, Rupert's five-point demands, if you like, were never going to be accepted by Nigel. If you look at all of those. And I spoke to Andrew Bridgen when they were sort of released because he's obviously very close to Rupert as well. And just about the reality of some of those, because he's never going to turn out and say, look, the failed Tories can out have cabinet positions if you basically do that on that sort of basis. Things like holding a referendum for the death penalty and so on and so forth.

Well, people got their own views on that. But obviously, Rupert wants to go further than Nigel is about deportation and so on and so forth. So just going with a list of demands. But it could have been the start. It's dismissed as a sort of publicity exercise rather than a genuine offer. I think they should have absolutely had a conversation. Yeah, exactly.

It could have been the start of a negotiation. That's absolutely right. Yeah, which I think they didn't want. The invasion of the United Kingdom gets worse by the day with these mega boats. But what's happening is that the mainstream media figures who have allowed this to go on, are being exposed. Case in point and we're going to focus on her right now because I think she's

one of the worst people, not just in the mainstream media, but in the disunited kingdom. K. Burley. But first let me set up just what's going on. Tommy Robinson revealing another 230 invaders arrived across the channel into the UK today on one fucking dingy. This massive dingy, we're being taken for fools, drag them out all of them. And Rupert Lowe, the leader of Restore Britain, he has a way with words. Forget about mega dinghy. He just wants mega deportations. But when Reform UK's Shadow Home Secretary Zia Yusuf made I thought a completely fair point about this,

and you know I'm no Yusuf fan, writing on X, that's not a small boat. It's an invasion. you're not going to believe what Kay Burley replied. And this is what has sent her viral and exposed to it all across the internet. It's also, by the way, exposed the fact she can't spell. I'm no snob on that, though. I've seen longer cues in the five items or fewer aisle, about ISLE. Stop it. Just stop it. Now, instantly you know that Kay Burley lives a totally privileged life where she doesn't have to deal with the day-to-day consequences of this invasion. But I think it also shows she has suicidal empathy. Because Kay, trust me, these invaders want to murder you too.

They want to rape you too. And I'm sorry, I know that might sound horrible until she gets this through her thick head. She's going to keep on saying stupid shit like that. As Stephen Edgington put it, you should house them all then and personally pay for their upkeep, and you can suffer the consequences of any crime these young men commit. Sarah Vine pointed out it's aisle. IS Ali is a small island.

And Ben Leo of GB News. Just stop it, guys. Stop noticing. Look away. Stop overreacting. Is it anyone under the countries in the state it's in when the media was led by this kind of mindset, Not anymore. Thank goodness for G.B. News. Now, Kay couldn't just take that criticism on board, could she?

She's such a media snob. She replied to Ben Leo, a rising star of GB News. I had to look you up, Ben. Bless your cotton socks. But that's when Neil Sean, the YouTube sensation, had his very barbed response to Kay, which I loved, writing, it's very childish of Kay Burley. to undermine the talented Ben Leo from a company that is consistently beating her former company

until they released her after 36 years. Yeah, released. I'd say sacked or axed. But yes, okay, released her. An excellent reporter, he says, of Ben Leo, first as a producer on the Dan Wooden show, then independently. Ben is the future of broadcasting. Kay has had a long run and now reduced to reviewing papers on tabloid television in the mornings. Nothing wrong with that. However, welcome the new brigade support and acknowledge them. A bitter mask is never a pleasant look. And Adam Brooks, one of Ben Leo's colleagues on G.B. News added Kay Burley is possibly the most unlikable media figure out there. Wow, what a nasty piece of work, absolutely vile. She will be a multi-millionaire from all the years on Sky and yet treats many of the viewers as Mayor Plybs. Figures like her are why the MSM is on the

ropes. And I couldn't agree with that more because, do you know, Kay Burley's success. Always stunned everyone because she was always awful on screen too. And by the way, I knew her very well, really awful behind the scenes. Do you remember moments like this? You might feel if Alex Reed then turns around and says that he wants to adopt the kids. No one is going to take my kids away from me. Nobody. Nobody is going to take my kids away from me. And I'll fight to the death for that. Sorry, that just, I didn't expect that. I'm sorry. Do you think if you had a better sex life?

He wouldn't have done this. Maybe, but I don't know that now, do I? I don't know if he was even doing it when we did have a sex life. I really don't know him at all. We're waiting for Joe Biden to introduce the president within the next few moments, the vice president, as you said, what's happened to his head? I'm sure that's what everybody's asking at home.

Yes, I don't know. It's a simple answer. Okay. Looks like he's walked into a door, doesn't he? Yeah, I'm sure that's one of the questions that the networks will be asking. Oh, my God. Oh, yeah, I'm going to you. Oh, yes, her on-air orgasm when Kirstama was elected.

How did that work out for you, K? But then she proved that actually she's just been a leftist all this time by picking a fight with Suella Braverman. Suella's husband, Rayal Braverman, the Reform U.K. insider, posted, Kay Burley just compared a boat packed with 200, 30 illegal migrants to a queue at the supermarket's five items or fewer till. That's how out of touch some of these media people are. While ordinary people worry about the numbers, the costs and the total lack of control, she's treating a record channel crossing like a mild shopping inconvenience.

More than 14,800 people have already crossed in small boats so far this year. Easy to laugh when none of it ever lands on your doorstep. Isn't it Kay? But at that point, Kay thought she was being clever. by digging up this old post from reforms Zia Yusuf, who had at the time gone for Sualla Braverman. Do you remember this? He wrote the British government learned of the data leak in August 2023. 24,000 Afghans secretly granted asylum,

costing British taxpayers up to £7 billion. The government covered it up. Who was in government? Home Secretary Sualla Braverman, Immigration Minister Robert Jenrick. And Burley said, surely this green crap can't be true, Sualla Braffman, I can't seem to find it on Yusuf's feed anymore. Perhaps you could advise for the record. No, we bought our council house

under the Thatcher government right Tobiski. My parents lived in it till they died. Sualla responded, writing, your trolling of me is very flattering, Kay. The Afghan data leak came from the Ministry of Defense. I have never worked at the Ministry of Defense. The Secretary of State responsible at the time of the leak was Ben Wallace. It was a catastrophic failure by the MOD, which put innocent lives at risk and undermined our national security. And while we're out at the Afghan resettlement schemes of Pauling policies were introduced before I was home secretary, sadly, I had no power to close them down much as I wanted to. That decision lay with various Tory prime ministers. Kay then said, nothing elite about me, Ms. Braverman. I'm from a councilhouse in Wiggin.

So she's just not giving this up. But to the superstar panel now, Kieran Michchuk, Hannah's World and Andrew Eborn, Andrew, she has been exposed. Kay Burley is just a bleeding heart liberal leftist who for a surprisingly long amount of time was sort of hiding behind this facade of impartial journalism. She's not, she's a champagne socialist activist, Andrew. Oh, it is interesting, isn't it? And she would say that it was meant as a throwaway joke, even with the vowel movement, with the misspelling.

The unfortunate vowel movement. The dangers, obviously, for broadcasters making these so-called jokes is that you lose the context. People will do that. And then it becomes a bigger conversation about class journalism and who gets to laugh at whom. And it's inevitable that when anybody posts anything, they've got to be a bit more cautious. Because even if she meant it as a joke to start with, and I do believe that she did, it was a misguided one. And the whole banter and trying to put Ben down, who we both know very well and so on and so forth, and say, well, who are you? Bless your cotton socks and so on and so forth.

It doesn't really help the argument. And it goes back to what I was saying earlier, Dan, is we need to have sensible conversations about real issues. And if you make jokes about things, clearly some people are not going to get the joke or they're not going to appreciate it. And they think you're trivialising what are really, really serious issues. And you're also demeaning people who've got worries, genuine concerns about situations. So as a seasoned broadcaster, she should know this. And I think this is the basic sort of principles. So what happens is that joke, as I do generally believe she thought it's a joke to start with,

talking about the cue and the aisle and the misspelling of that, has obviously now become a political statement whether she intended it to or not. What do you think, Hannah? I mean, you worked with her, didn't you? I mean, she would not remember me. Excuse me, but yes, I did. I actually, you read something out at the beginning. of the show that I had said to your producer and I tweeted, I said to her in response to her tweet,

I'm so sorry. That was untimmy. Tell me you're completely out of touch to the issue of illegal immigration without telling me. Utter moron. And then I had to spell check her. P.S. it's aisle. Can't believe I used to look up to you when I worked at sign news.

So you did look up to her. It is. But now we're seeing the true K. Burley. Oh, do you know what? I must say my dad will be very happy to see this because he saw right through her years and years ago. And, you know, I stopped working there a long time ago. And he's had massive disdain for her for a long time. And every time we've watched any like, you know, election coverage or this or that,

we saw her true colours coming through on air for a very long time. So, yeah, I looked up to her when I was very, very young because she was doing the job I wanted to do. But she wasn't that friendly. I'll say that. But I didn't even know she'd been let go by Sky News because obviously I don't watch these things and keep up with that. But, you know, she has looked quite tired for a while, so she might need a rest.

But I'm just sick of the gaslighting and inability to understand or cover the feelings of the average British person right now. And it is such a tactic. It's a gaslighting tactic to make you feel like you are the one who is the minority

because they cannot let it spill over what the reality is that we are the majority because then they lose control. And obviously, the media, is the mouthpiece of the government and the powers that be and the WBF and all that are the rubbish. But Kerr and Mischchuk, I mean, Restore Britain has probably the toughest policy out of all of the parties in the UK in terms of mass deportations. You have Kay Burley just saying, don't even worry about these invaders. It's just a few.

I mean, where does this attitude come from, Karen? I mean, these people are the people who are coming in and raping your daughters. Well, I'd argue the people in the media circles are actually just as dangerous as those coming over on the boats. Because they are actively pushing a message saying that there's no problem there, don't look there. And getting people are then being, finding themselves in the situations where they are being murdered and raped by the migrants that have come over on the boats. They are being intimidated. And then they're confused because they thought it was all just. just a far-right conspiracy.

It is dangerous. This country is at a breaking point right now, especially in the southeast where I'm from, where we are being demographically replaced, and it's not just those coming over on the boats, although they are a big problem. It's also legal, but they would never dare to touch the legal migration,

not even on the right-wing media, like GB News. There's just a complete blackout on the demographic replacement issue on the media, and it needs to be talking about. talked about or our country is going to be lost. And people like her are just going to make it even worse because some people will be so ignorant and listen to her opinions and other people's opinions and not see the real,

real issue. They may go outside and see something happen, but then they come back and look at X and look at a post like that and just go, okay, it was just a one-time thing. When it's not, it's not. These are genuine issues. Karen, is that something you noticed with Rupert Lowe's? proposal for peace talks with reform UK because I saw Charlie Downs calling Julia Hartley Brewer out on this on talk TV. It's like they were more than happy to talk about, you know,

the death penalty more than happy to talk about the halal and kosher ban and how terrible that would be more than happy to talk about, you. The kosher. The kosher got a bit funny. Yeah, but they were still prepared to talk about it, whereas with the issue of demographics, replacement, which is actually like the most fundamental point, they just sort of want to ignore it. Pretend it's not happening. And this is where I really, really think that reform is a containment, it is a, it has been, it exists purely to pick up the public and then throw them back down to try and carry on this establishment, you know, control. when Rupert launched the party back in February, and I heard him say, if millions need, if millions

go, if millions must go, then millions will go. That, that line for me was what made me join, straight away. I was already a member of the pressure group, but I had to join purely because of that, because that is what is necessary. And we need to start talking about that, because seriously, millions need to go. In the southeast, they're built, well, it's probably all over the country, but especially where I am, they're building thousands of houses to accommodate all, people, but there's a common denominator to why we need so many houses, and it's because the population is growing exponentially, and it needs to be stopped. And Rupert Lowe is the only one talking about the real solutions to this crisis. I am so sick of this. Charlene White, the woke ITV

news presenter, the host of loose women, hard leftist, has just launched a race war against the legendary octogenarian newsreader Jan Leemine, who has now had to go into hiding at 86 years old because of the hell that Charlene White has unleashed. Oh, and what was Jan Leemine's big crime to reveal what we all know, that Charlene White is a hopeless, condescending news presenter who has got her work because of DEI. We all know it. It's not racist to say it. We all loved Moira Stewart because she was a brilliant black female newsread and we all don't like Charlene White because she's awful. Nothing to do with her colour. But this was the post from Jan Leamy. And I was spoken to Jan.

She's very upset about what's gone on over the past 24 hours. All she wrote was this and I do not disagree with the word of it. Wish ITV's Charlene would stop addressing us as if we were children. She has such a condescending style. Don't know whether or not she is an excellent journalist, but don't think she hacks it as a newsreader. It may look an easy job, but not all are as good as Mary Nightingale. Now, she has made a comment about Charlene White's ability as a news presenter. Did you see anything that mentioned Charlene White's color or her ethnicity or anything about her background there? I didn't. But Charlene went there. She sparked a race war. Posting in response, very surprising to see a presenter I admired as a kid deciding to slate me on social media.

In an industry where women, especially black women, she went there. have had to work incredibly hard to get ahead, this type of disrespect from a fellow female journal feels like something from a bygone era. Now, Charlene, let's just be honest about it, love. You haven't had to work hard to get ahead. You were a flop newsreader of ITV London, and then in the midst of BLM,

and I knew the people behind this decision, they were like, holy crap, we need a black newsreader, and you were promoted as a result. Holy crap, we need a black presenter of loose women. and you were promoted as a result. So you haven't had to work incredibly hard, actually. Jan Leamy responded, I said I didn't know how good you are as a journalist,

but I find your delivery condescending. It has nothing to do with colour, because poor Jan knew what Charlene White was attempting to do, to paint her as a racist. Actually, I believe it is far easier these days for bane people to get ahead in all walks of life. It was only an opinion, and my apologies to you. Now, I love Jam Leaning.

I think she's an amazing woman. And so immediately I weighed in because I saw the flak that she was getting, posting everything is about race with this woman in regards to Charlene. She is a useless presenter, a DEI hire, hated by the public as I'm a celebrity and her flop podcast numbers prove. We loved Moira Stewart and that was nothing to do with her colour. Now she's trying to get Jan cancelled. Gross. And she absolutely did try and do that. but Jan initially fought back writing Charlene has earned her spurs as a journalist but that doesn't make her a good presenter.

I am not and never was a journalist. I was a presenter and an interviewer. But goodness me, don't you long for the days when we had impartial, professional news readers like Jan Leaming. Do you remember this? The Queen in her Christmas Day broadcast spoke of the happy arrival of her fourth grandchild, Prince Harry, and scenes from the prince's christening. at Windsor last Friday was seen on television for the first time. Prince William, an active two and a half-year-old, is always a scene-stealer on any royal occasion. And Prince Harry, three months old, in the arms of his great-grandmother. That is what you call a class act. But you know what's so terrible? Charlene White has let the woke dogs out on Jan Leaming, who is now 84 years old.

I've had a private conversation with her today, and I can tell you she has been deeply impacted by these attacks and false claims of racism on her. Jan has now quit X and gone into hiding, but before she did so, she posted, yes, I voiced an opinion, but should not have done. How shocking is that? Of course you should, Jan. No one took much notice, but I understand the mail posted something, and that is what has caused this for Aure. I've received a load of nasty, invective and abuse far worse than a simple opinion. I just want to give some facts about Jan Leaming McKay to Charlene White, given you've unleashed all of this horror, and people saying horrible things about her previous relationships.

For example, she's 84 years old. Jan is a very loving, home-loving woman. Sure, she loved the wrong men, but she has been single since the year 2000. Charlene should have been around when Jan was fighting for her career in the 60s, 70s and 80s, which was a totally misogynistic world in TV, where Jan was paid far less for the work than the men. And she had no one battling for her. And what is so shocking is that after this situation,

Jan now believes that we no longer live in a country of free speech and that anything other than total praise of someone who happens to be non-white is deemed racist. By the way, Charlene, you may not know this. But Jan actually has Indian ancestry. She's very proud of it too. Her great-great-grandfather married an Indian woman. Her family lived in India since 1750, so of course there was interracial marriage. Now let's think about Charlene White, and the type of journalist Charlene White is.

Do you remember when she dismissed Susan Hall's evidence about Pakistani Muslim rape gangs in London as hearsay, while doing a paid gig for London's mayor, Sadiq Khan? Here's a reminder. Talking about something such as grooming gangs, though, that also needs to come with facts, figures and data. Otherwise, it will just be seen as hearsay. It's very important. 9,000. 9,000 cases are being looked at again.

So please don't tell me it's not out there because I have spoken to the victims. And I'm sorry, Charlene if you had, you wouldn't have said that. And, you know, I really do believe Charlene White. And I feel sorry for her, actually. She goes around in her life looking for racism. Here is one of the most successful women on TV, but she's constantly believing that she has been racially profiled. Even, by the way, by a security guard who didn't even speak to her.

Listen to this. I had a situation this week that reminded me that it doesn't matter how far I get in my career or as a parent or any of those things, that to some will always be judged by the colour of my skin. And I tell you why, because I do believe that I was racially profiled this week. When I popped to the shops to buy a ninth birthday card for one of my son's school friends. And I walked into this shop and bear in mind to the third time that this week that it has happened, when I walk around the shop trying to find a birthday present,

and I could notice that there was someone, a security guard, that wherever I went in the shop, the security guard was there. And I looked around the shop and I was at that time, the only black person in the shop and he chose to follow me around. So I think I've presented proof that she will find racism in any situation. Of course, Charlene is also Megan Markle's biggest stand too. They both know a thing or two about false racism claims, right? As a circumstance with the Metropolitan Police has spent lots of money on protecting us

that actually for events that none of us will ever go to, like any large, big, massive football match that happens in London, especially, you know, the cost of the Metropolitan Police for keeping an eye out on adults who should know better rather than daytime drinking and causing fines. I don't think you want to have to pay for that. I think they should all be able to behave themselves, but they clearly can't. So there's lots of stuff for the Metropolitan Police. You guys are very, very random in terms of questions. I can't wait for this one.

Come on then. Like, how on earth do you want to know the answer to this? But I'll ask it anyway. Go on. If you can stop laughing. Do you want me to read it? Gosh. What shampoo does Prince George use?

Somebody. Maybe. Or like Self would just finest. We're totally guessing. I mean, I have no idea and nor should we know. Imagine there's a 12-year-old child. There's random and there's random. No.

Okay, so are you really saying that Jan Leaming is wrong? They're saying that that woman is condescending. She is the height of condescension. But poor Jan, poor Jan are 84 years old. one of her last posts on X, I made a comment, I shouldn't have, or she said, I made a comment, should have kept my thoughts to myself, I've now been on receiving end of far more nastiness and personal abuse than was warranted by making a comment on style. To bring my personal life into the equation was below the belt.

To the superstar panel, Karen Michchuk, Hannah Kirkpatrick and Andrew Eborn. Andrew, firstly, Jan Leaming is a legend and Charlene White knew exactly what she was doing by bringing race into this. Jan had said absolutely nothing about her colour. And Andrew, are we really in a world now where we are unable to professionally critique a black woman

because we'll be accused of racism if we do? It's nuts. This is the absolutely appalling thing. And glorious, it is the glorious 12th today. It's glorious to see those clips you brought out of Jan Leaming at her finest. The reality is she didn't mention race at all. Not at all. In her criticism.

And it was absolutely wrong on Charlene White to bring that up. It is abhorrent. Any racism is abhorrent. Prejudice is abhorrent and we should stamp that out. But to hijack it, to basically silence somebody's opinion, is absolutely wrong. And we need to call that out. But everybody's entitled to their opinion. We've been talking about freedom of speech being the fundamental human right,

but it's also the human right to make sure we hear opinions that we may not like. The opinion was about her performing ability, her ability as an interviewer, her way that she discusses it with an audience. And Jan Leaming is entitled to her opinion, and indeed to air that opinion in accordance with the law, as indeed as anybody else. And so Charlene White entitled to her opinion. But to basically label it as,

racism actually demeans the genuine racist attacks that happen, which need to be called out. And people have battled so long and hard to make sure that those sort of prejudices are dealt with, that that basically demeans all that work. The other thing that happens is anytime there's a debate, it's the same when people get slapped with far-right labels. It's an easy way of shutting down debate, and that has got to stop. Totally. Because, Hannah, any time anyone criticizes anything connected to her,

her. She calls out racism. So most people now don't criticize her. I remember when they did an all black panel, an all black female panel on loose women. And I simply posted a picture of the four women, right? This was them. And I said something like how woke ITV does diversity. And what my point was is that they're total hypocrites. Because of course, a panel of four black African-Caribbean women who all live in a particular part of London is not true diversity, right? Like it's not. It doesn't account for Asian people, for example.

And again, immediately, Charlene played the race card. She played the race card because this is what she does. Of course, she did. But first of all, I want to say poor Jan. And Jan, we love you. We love you. Now, Jan, we do. Jan is an actual idol of mine.

when I was studying broadcast journalism at university and then went on to work in journalism, I remember we were always shown clips of certain news readers and I really did look up to her. And when I think back to that time, I remember very staunchly being taught, no one cares about your opinion. You're there to report the facts.

No opinion, no bias. Like what you say in your opening is what... I sometimes do you feel like when you write tweets, it could have come out of my own brain. So everything you think, I think. But I actually had my own experience with this. And this was probably like 20 years ago now at Sky specifically. I was constantly overlooked for getting on the live channel at Sky Sports News

because of the Eddice's obsession with putting on an attractive black female presenter. Now, there was myself and this other girl and she was a black female presenter. But she wasn't very good. Yeah, that's just I'm just going to call a spade to spade. and we were both then sent to get live air miles at Labricks, and we were both to share a Saturday morning show. And the entire crew, when I would do my show, I'm not saying it's nice,

but they would all just revel in telling me how bad it was each time and send me clips and tell me what happened and what she'd done on air, and I was like, gosh. And so much so that I used to go in and watch when I wasn't on, the week I wasn't on, and I was like, oh, it's just, oh, it's car crash. But, yeah, she always got ahead because of that. And I didn't obviously think of it in the way that we do now and DEI and all that stuff. And she's a lovely person.

But yeah, that's my own actual. Yeah, it's soul destroying, isn't it? Because Karen Mischach, this is an example. I mean, what Hannah's just talking about there is an example of this sort of pervasive anti-white racism. Yes, this is how they take over. This is how they take over. DEI is a cancer. And if it isn't halted and stopped, then we may not even see white people on telly at all.

in the next couple decades because they will just keep persistently talking about racism, racism, racism, until everyone's listening. And it's so sad that Jana is regretting her comments because she's been calling, being called a racist, because she isn't being racist,

she's just stating a fact. In reality, they are the racist because they want to push white people out of jobs in their native country. That is wrong. That is racist. And I think there's a, there needs to be a massive waking up

across the country of what's really, really going on here with DEI. I mean, all of our critical infrastructures being taken over with DEI. So if anyone, if any nationality wanted to revolt, then we might have a problem there because all our ports and all our infrastructure employing DEI hires. But also, it's insulting to the women's rights activists and all those who have pushed for more freedom of speech over the last 200 years in this country, the native people of this country, because Charlene and her ancestors who've come to this country will have come over probably as victims

already with that mentality and being given jobs in institutions that want to promote them and still claimed to be the victims. It is so insulting because there is genuine discrimination and against white people. Can I make a point, Dan?

Because I think the real key to this is about meritocracy and we need to be blind to colour, creed and sexual persuasion and so on and so forth. And the real test of meritocracy is whether we judge people by what they do rather than by who they are. And race should never, ever, ever be a shortcut for either praise or indeed condemnation.

Totally. Totally. The only issue is, sorry, the only issue is, I don't think that's ever going to actually be achieved because as soon as they see, someone may have a complex where they think that they're better than someone else

when they actually aren't. And then they can just easily pick that their skin color is different. So that must be the reason. Because Britain is not a racist country. And it's infected. We've literally let all this happen. 100%.

And it is the infection of the woke mind virus. But I mean, a lot of people who are non-white are waking up to this too. Like I'm just looking on the live chat from Grace N.G. Weirer who says, I'm black and support Jan 100%. Sick of woke black liberals. It's embarrassing. To your other super chats to MS. Coral Jade says, I'm so sick of being told I'm an insane.

sell man. I'm all women and don't believe in that gender rubbish, support, restore Britain. Lots of positive feedback too about Kelly J. Keene saying, thank you, Kelly. This is Paul F1 driver. Thank you, Kelly. You took my breath away with your speech at the rally. And Carol D312 says Kelly J is a heroine and so brave. In terms of Camilla Tomene, though, not much support there. Helen O.D7-866. spoken member for the past two years, thank you, says the Telegraph have been running a hate campaign for weeks against Rupert Lowe and Restore Britain. I suspect Camilla is trying to curry favour with her bosses and fly time six three, sorry, fly time seven six three seven says Camilla Tomine, the female James O'Brien. Okay, a reminder of your nominees for today's

union jackass, Hannah has gone for Kay Burley for being completely out. out of touch with illegal migration. Andrew has gone for Charlene White for the reasons we've just discussed, and Karen has gone for Zia Yusuf of Reform UK. And it wasn't that close today, Charlene White, in third place, with 25% of the vote. Zia Yusuf, the runner-up, with 29% of the vote. But Hannah's won this one,

Kay Burley, the worst Britain in the world today, with 46% of the vote. I love that. I won last time, too. Very well done. Very well done. Now, Andrew Eborne, you have a very important greatest person today. Absolutely. And it is the glorious 12th. But today was the day that Anne Whittakerum had her funeral. And she was an incredible politician and incredible person. I had the absolute honour and pleasure of having her on my show. She was unapologetically opinionated. She had very strong views about diversity and about meritocracy. She was blind to race, to colour, to creed and so on and so forth, to sexual persuasion.

But she was a policy, a principled politician. Basically, in an age of focus groups, political consultants and carefully calibrated language, there was something almost old-fashioned about her public figure who simply stood there and said, this is what I believe, now argue with me. And she would always encourage debate. She would never shut it down. She would never try to silence voices. And the circumstances of her death will all unfold.

They are abhorrent. But she was a phenomenal, phenomenal person. Not everyone's going to agree with her views, but a principled politician is something that we desperately need in this day and age. For all of those reasons, many, many more. On the day that she's laid to rest, I nominate her. And I think we should absolutely support her as the day. The Greatest Britain.

Beautifully put, Andrew Ebourne, host of the Andrew Ebourne show on Octopus TV. You must subscribe. You've also got to subscribe to Hannah's World. That is Hannah Kirkpatrick, of course, across your social media. And two to Karen Mischuk, who is all over X. We love having you, Karen. He is, of course, prominent member of Restore Britain. Thank you all three of you.

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