Dan Wootton Outspoken - REFORM EPPING LEADER SARAH WHITE CHARGED AFTER UNION JACK STUNT SPEAKS AS LINEHAN SUES COPS

Episode Date: September 3, 2025

BREAKING TODAY: Slippery Starmer’s Stasi Britain exposed on the international stage, with fury and horror across the globe at the arrest of Father Ted creator Graham Linehan for three tweets on the trans issue. That’s amid disgust over Lucy Connolly’s jailing and new political prisoners in Essex, including Reform UK’s Epping uprising leader Sarah White who has now been charged after a brutal arrest for unfurling the Union Jack on the council building. Today, Sarah White joins Outspoken live for her first interview since being released from custody. She’ll be on today’s Superstar Panel. We’ll also be joined later by patriotic barrister Steven Barrett. But breaking right now: Angela Red Rayner – champagne socialist and tax evader – must go as Deputy Prime Minister after an astonishingly softball interview with Labour stooge Beff Rigby of Sly News, who should also be sacked for today’s piece of propaganda, compared to her previous treatment of Boris Johnson and Liz Truss… PLUS: Nigel Farage issues a free speech warning in Washington DC, amid the Graham Linehan, Lucy Connolly and Sarah White outrages. We’ll show you what he said. AND: Alex Phillips launches an astonishing attack on Elon Musk over his new comments about the Reform UK leader. THEN IN THE UNCANCELLED AFTERSHOW: Prince Harry issues an astonishing list of demands ahead of a potential meeting with King Charles, including that members of the Royal Family must curtsy to Meghan Markle. The monarch must now turn down any face to face. We’ll get the latest with Royal YouTube sensation P-Dina. Sign up to watch live or on demand and totally ad free at https://www.outspoken.live Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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and new political prisoners in Essex, including Reform UK's Epping Uprising leader, Sarah White, who has now been charged after a brutal arrest for unfurling the Union Jack on the local council building. Look what they're doing! What are doing? What are they doing? Today, Sarah White joined me live for her first interview since being released from custody. And there is a Union Jack positioned beautifully behind her. We'll also be joined later by patriotic barrister Stephen Barrett. But also breaking right now. Angela Red Rainer,

Champagne socialist and tax evader must go. She must go as deputy prime minister. After an astonishingly softball, actually a disgraceful interview with that Labour stooge, Beth Rigby of Slyneuse, who I actually think should also be sacked for today's piece of propaganda. Do you remember her previous treatment of other prime ministers? Why did you perform a huge U-turn today

and decide to drop an attempt to delay a vote about, investigating you by the Privileges Standards Committee. Was there a moment as a mum, not as Angie Rainer, the deputy prime minister, where you thought, I'd rather just quit this than have to actually explain about my son who I'm trying to protect. Did you? Yes, she actually called the tax evading champagne socialist under fire deputy prime minister, hypocrite Angela Rainer.

Angie, during the big interview reveal, I've got a lot to say about this ongoing story. Amid rumours that sources at No. 10 Downing Street do not believe that Red Rainer can survive as Deputy Prime Minister. Also coming up on the show today, Nigel Farage, issues a free speech warning in Washington, D.C. amid the Graham Linnahannahan, Lucy Connolly and Sarah White outrages. We're going to show you what he said. And Alex Phillips, she's brave, has launched an astonishing attack on Elon Musk over his new comments about the reform. form UK leader. We'll get into that too. Then in the Royal Uncanceled Aftershow over on Substack, Prince Harry, issues an astonishing list of demands ahead of a potential meeting with King Charles, including that members of the Royal Family must curtsy to Megan Markle. The monarch, I think, must now turn down any face-to-face meeting. But we're going to get

the latest with Royal YouTube Sensation P. Dining. You can sign up to watch at www. outspoken. Another big, greatest Britain and union jackass will be revealed at the end of the show too. You can vote for the worst Britain in the world today right now in the YouTube live chat. Here are your nominees. Sir Mark Rowley, nominated by Darren Donaldson, because in response to the Graham Linahan arrest, he came out by saying officers are in an impossible position over anti-trans posts. Beth Rigby, nominated by Real Mick Cass, for stark client journalism at its finest. and Slippery Stama, nominated by Sarah Booth for his daily lies, breaking of promises,

arrogance, lawfare, to tear everything, migrants more entitled than natives, etc., etc. Yes, we know what you mean, Sarah. So three big choices for your union jackass will announce the winner at the end of the show. Keep your comments coming in too, but now let's go. The UK's status as a free speech prior state where mass rapists of teenage girls roam free for decades, where phone snatches are allowed to terrorise the streets of our biggest city with gay abandon. Where pedos like Hugh Edwards avoid jail. But nasty tweeters get arrested by five armed cops.

Well, that status has been confirmed by the appalling arrest of Father Ted creator Graham Linahan at Heathrow Airport yesterday. today. I'm going to be I'm going to be famous. I don't know what this country looks like to America. Do you know what it looks like to America?

I'm going to say you where you're going to bring me. I'm going to get you. I'm going to hear that. I'm going to sue you onto the ground. I'm going to you make to the ground.

I'm going to see you. That's a brand. I'm going to see you. You're going to see the mom. I'm dare you. It is increasingly clear the crackdown by the UK's deep state working with the authorities is to silence all dissent. From the Epine Mums to the Canary Wharf Pink Ladies

to citizen journalists and independent commentators pointing out that the invasion every single day and the Muslim takeover of our country, country might have consequences. Take this post on X from Charlie Kirk, who wrote importing millions of Muslims is civilisation suicide. Europe must stop or die. Now, I ask a very serious question. Would that post have been illegal if Charlie Kirk was a citizen of the United Kingdom? Nigel Farage, the reform UK leader who is in Washington, D.C. to raise the alarm with Magu Republicans today, thinks so. Now even got potentially, with this socialist Labour government, they're thinking about bringing a law on Islamophobia,

which would mean we could not criticise the religion of Islam, and yet we could, for Judaism or Christianity. Well, a lot of people don't know this. We are being very bad Iran. How many Sharia courts are? How many Sharia courts are in Great Britain? At least 85. At least 85. Well, that doesn't sound like assimilation to me. That sounds like separation to me. It's, no, it sounds like catastrophe to me. Literally, catastrophe. Mass migration. And you and I have spoken before. You said to me once, you went through parts of London, you didn't even recognize.

to be England. So please, America, take the warnings, recognise why President Trump is brave and true and right to control the southern border. The problem is, of course, that we have a cucked and compliant regime media working to try and cover up these stories. Now, in fairness, the dying newspapers for once realized the significance of the story with the sun. You saw it there, even declaring Britain's fict, which is a bit rich from Murdox newspaper giving it back slip, re-starmer to become Prime Minister just last year. But I was literally astonished because woke ITV news did not mention a word about Graham Linahan's rest during its entire flagship bulletin last night. So once again, it has been left to real free speech warriors in the US to point out

just how faked we are. Megan Kelly posted, shame on Great Britain for what's going on to Graham Linnahann. What an embarrassment. Europe does not value free speech and there are many in our own country who want to be just like them. And Rob Schneider, who is producing Linaham's new sitcom in the US, raged, The United Kingdom Has Fallen. The British Isles Equals Equals Despicable Anti-Free Speech Totalitarian Police state. Some lefties in this country finally seem to have realized we have reached the point of no

return, like the despicable Owen Jones, with the biggest U-turn ever, writing, I think that Graham Linnahann is beyond awful. We should not be arresting people for hateful things they say online. It's not a solution to these problems, and trusting and increasingly authoritarian state to be the arbiter of acceptable speech is a major mistake. And regime comedian, Jonathan Pye, opining, it doesn't matter what you think of Graham Linnahann's views. This is an insane. sane level of overreach and a complete waste of police time. But as a furious Katie Hopkins responded, and how do you think we got to this point, Jonathan Pye, you and your kind todger twanging lefty, see words, applaud censorship and cancellation of those you disagree with. But now you think

this is overreach, you own this. And of course that's true. I mean, today they met police boss, Mark Rowley is moaning to the government claiming that it's not our fault, gov. But we know that's bullshit too, given the amount of thought or speech crimes from the left that the police constantly ignored. I mean, as Chris Rose pointed out, Graham Linnehan should have joked about pushing people under a train like our health secretary where's treating. I mean, do you remember? Do you remember when we're streeting posted without a knock on the door from the Met? Posts included, there would be nothing natural about Jan Muir's death if I shoved the begetted old bag under a train, considering starting my own vigilante organisation to push nasty people under trains.

First up, Jan Muir, followed by Gert Wilders. And we all know the police are a big part of this problem. As Alison Pearson, who found herself the subject of an investigation for a deleted ex post, wrote, the police are in the grip of a poisonous left-wing ideology. They are brainwashed into policing on behalf of, quote, protected characteristics. They think their role is to usher in a progressive utopia. The ideology can and must be rooted out, God save Graham Linnahann. Very well put.

What to do to save the disunited kingdom from our free state? speech hellscape. Well, Tommy Robinson thinks Uniting the Kingdom on September 13th is the turning point as he posed with Aunt Middleton in the middle of Oxford Street. But he also knows that the police are cracking down on Patriots by making an example of protest leaders, including Reform UK, Sarah White, the leader of the Epping uprising who was arrested and charged and will be our guest for the Uncancelled interview today. Watch. I'm currently trying to provoke the British public into violent reactions. There can be no other explanation for what they're doing.

What they've done at Epping, I've seen videos this weekend of women being attacked, of young children being pepper-sprayed. I'm seeing pure provocation from police forces, which I'd say is totally intentional, because they want to build this country up into a violent reaction so they can de-legitimize your concerns and your fears right now we as a movement as people from epin to canary wharf to all over the country to norwich you pre up until now are winning the hearts and minds of the british public who are sick to death of the betrayal of our country and people you're winning the hearts and minds that will turn like that and they're trying to turn it like that do not let them be successful now

Tommy Robinson's warning was prescient. Given Sarah has now been charged after unfurling her union flag from the council building apparently failed to comply with the Section 14 order designating where demonstration could take place. Watch the heavy-handed police action, which Sarah has said nearly left her with a broken arm. It looks like the police are trying to cause a scene. Look at that. Look what they're doing! Look what the police are doing!

What are they doing? What are the police doing here? She's a woman. She's a woman raised to move down the stairs. It's not safe on these stairs. What are they doing? Just for the bottom of the stairs. Have a look at this.

this. But do we really believe that's the real reason for Sarah White's arrest and charge given her inspiring speech was going viral on Sunday? We assert our fundamental right to protest peacefully, a right woven into the fabric of our history. From the peasant's result, revolt started in Essex to Peterloo, Manchester. The people of Essex, once repelled a Napoleonic invasion. As an English town, we declare that we will not consent to governance that endangers our communities in response to the misinformation and propaganda decimated by the British Broadcasting Corporation and others. We refuse to pay the television license fee.

Furthermore, we will not pay council tax. As non-payment of taxes has long been a legitimate form of protest in our land. We call upon English people to join us in this peaceful stand. Now, even Elon Musk branded the arrest crazy. But of course, the Essex police hit back, posting we were an apping to facilitate a protest. Three people were arrested. One arrest of a woman was filmed. She was not arrested for flying a union flag. She was arrested on suspicion of breaching a Section 14 order because the Civic Centre was outside of the protest

area. Okay then. Okay. Of course what they really want to do is terrify others into staying away, especially as Sarah White is now banned from the Bell Hotel. Yet locals are even angrier after the news that the Court of Appeal has refused Epping Forest District Council's permission to appeal to the Supreme Court about the closure of the Bell Hotel. And Sarah White joins me now live. Sarah White, so great to have you here. So great to have you here with An unfurled union jack behind you. But look, I've just got to set up this interview to be very clear,

because a lot of people won't know some of the limitations that we are now under. In fact, Sarah, I imagine that no one in the MSM would interview you at the moment because, of course, you have been charged with a crime. You are facing this court case next month. And the UK has laws which I believe are draconian. designed to silence people like you and to silence discussions like this after people have been unfairly arrested or unfairly charged. So to be safe, and I've saw a lot of legal advice over the past day, to be safe, Sarah, what we're going to do is avoid talking about

those specific, very limited circumstances which led to your arrest. But of course, we will speak about the general vibe that led up to it and also your treatment afterwards. Because let me start, Sarah, just by asking, are you okay in terms of your injuries? Apparently, you're quite bruised. My producer spotted some bruises on you as you sat down for the interview. Yeah. And you say your arm was nearly broken. Yeah.

It was quite forceful, quite brutal. I've got bruises predominantly on my right-hand side. That was the officer on that side. I said to him, please, I have done many restraint courses in my time. And you are one click away from breaking my arm. I am covered in bruises on this side, on my back and on my legs. And I did have swelling here under my jaw as well. You spent over 24 hours in police custody.

It was just shy of 24 hours. And you're now considering legal action against the police? Yes, I am. And what would that be for? Just because the excessive force in which I was arrested, firstly, it was an unlaw for arrest. And to have that many officers, like Ola told everybody yesterday, I'm five foot free, I'm quite small.

you know, there was no need for what they done. And as far as I'm concerned, it is a political arrest. So let's just talk about your speech. Because before I'd even heard about your arrest, I saw that speech and I thought, wow, wow, this is a moment that is going to go viral. It's a moment that is going to resonate with people. And I actually posted your speech on full on X. Now, this is before I'd had any idea about the arrest.

So can you just explain to me where that speech took place and the circumstances of that protest on Sunday? Okay, yes. So we always protest on a Sunday. And because of everything that has happened recently, especially with the ruling being overturned by the home office, we decided that obviously our protesting isn't. making a big enough effect and maybe we need to take things further and obviously we want to keep everything peaceful we don't want people um we don't want violence and we don't want anyone being aggressive and we understand that obviously the police are there to do a job and i've always worked very closely with the police and you know being very passionate towards them as well that they're just doing a job and they have commended me for controlling the crowd on multiple times

And so, you know, this speech, we come up with this speech because basically we feel that something has to be done and what protesting just isn't working right now as we would like it to. So with this speech in mind, it was like, right, hit the government in their pockets where they really care because basically all they seem to care about is money. And the speech obviously...

got a lot of attention. And it was after I had posted and it started to go viral that someone replied, this is just before Sarah White was arrested. And I was like, holy shit, what has happened? How did this escalate? But then Tommy Robinson suggested that actually there was a plan, there was a plot. And the police wanted to send a message. And it did seem on Sunday, Sarah, and again,

we're not speaking specifically about your arrest, to be clear, because this did seem to be something that was happening up and down the country, a different style from the police who almost wanted to prompt violence. I mean, there was the 70-year-old leader of the pink ladies in the mall at Canary Wharf being pepper-sprayed. Did you note on Sunday a change? Did you note, because all are Minnie Hain, who is your deputy really and all of this Epine uprising, said yesterday, she did. She thought there was a very, very different vibe on Sunday, as if there had been

orders that there was going to be some type of crackdown on patriotic protesters to send a message. Yeah, definitely. I mean, we'd been made aware of. what had happened at Canary Wolf, and we was outraged because we had heard that, you know, it was women and children that had been pepper sprayed. And when I attended the protest on Sunday, I could sense a deep sense of anger and frustration, but coming from the police. And it was quite unusual because usually I liaise with them. And anytime I tried to engage, it seemed like they didn't want to engage with me.

They was doing a lot of pushing and shoving with people. I had to say to one officer, you know, you're pushing this guy. Where do you expect him to go? We're all going back behind a pen and it's like gridlocked. If you use your common sense, in a moment everyone would have passed and we can get in. And when we moved along, when we done the March, we walked along from the Bell Hotel to the Civic Centre and as we was walking along continuously officers were pushing grabbing pinching and they was doing it to certain members and it was a lot of the say like the

bigger burlier guys it was as if they was trying to intimidate them and get them to react and continuously there will be lots of body cam in like footage of me going along and saying please stop please stop this this is what you're doing is I could see what was happening And I did say to somebody earlier on, just before we marched, I don't know whether it's a good idea. Like, I feel like they're gunning for us. There's going to be a lot of arrests tonight. And I was deeply concerned about that.

Yes, because on the Friday night, Sarah White, and I had been looking very closely at all of the footage coming in from the brilliant independent journalists on the scene like Jack Hadfield, there were actually some incidents of violence. from the police towards the protestors towards independent journalists. I've shown on the show other people who were arrested and had bruises.

So it seems like there was a much harder stance being taken by the police. And it's interesting that you also notice that change on Sunday. But at the end of the day, you are a mum. You're a single mom. And this has obviously, been devastating for you.

And I think it's really important that we just talk a little bit about your background and why you decided to start this campaign. Because, of course, the way that the regime media and the left in this country now want to present you, Sarah, is as some type of far-right thug, you know? And I think it's really important that we just hear your story. what was it that actually sparked your passion for this as a young single mum in Essex? Yeah, as a person, I'm very passionate about doing what's right. And I always try and support the underdog.

And I've always been someone, if I see an injustice, I can't help myself but step in and try and help. And then when obviously the gentleman, well, I don't know if we can say what happened in Epin and the consequences led to people wanting to start going and protest him to try and get the... He is alleged to have sexually assaulted and propositioned a 14-year-old girl on the high street after just eight days in the country. Yeah, so after that alleged assault or alleged allegations of what he has alleged done, basically, a lot of us decided that we wanted to start protesting because, you know, we're fed up with residents of the Bell Hotel continuously causing problems in our community. And so I felt very passionate about that.

And I felt like, you know, I'm going to go along and support as well. And I've been really trying to help people and trying to work out what's the best way forward to get this movement really going. And as a mother, and like you said, I am a mother of free children, but irrelevant of that. I believe even if I didn't have children, I would still be here doing exactly the same as I've been doing week in, week out. There is a lot of people there that don't have children.

And they come because they care about women and children in our community. And what we don't want is these undocumented men just freely able to roam within our community. And you don't know what crimes. I'm not saying they'll all commit crimes, but we don't know who they are and what they're capable. of. Of course. And by the way, this is not an irrational fear. We obviously have the one man who looks like he's from Eritrea currently facing trial. But what about this,

which Tommy Robinson uncovered on Snapchat? So this is an illegal who's currently staying in the Bell Hotel. And he was recording the protest out of his window on Friday night, which is why people found his account. Then you go back into his account and see him with firearms. And obviously we have no idea about his background, for example. So presumably you're concerned about a whole load of the men who are in the Bell Hotel.

I'm concerned about every single man that enters our country undocumented. At the end of the day, these people come from places that women are less than second-class citizens and they have an ideology that somebody like me couldn't walk around with my arms uncovered and I don't really deserve my place in the community. And at the end of the day, these men do not land on our shores with the morals of somebody that's been born and raised in Great Britain. we have spent centuries evolving as a nation and you just these guys they don't have the same

morals as us and I do not want them and it isn't just me it's up and down the country we do not want these people in our communities when they are undocumented why come here illegally with how much it costs to come here illegally upwards of five thousand pounds when they could book a flight to come here for up to 200 pounds it doesn't make sense so there's obviously obviously a bigger picture at hand. And that is what I'm concerned about. Sarah, you were one of Reform's new pin-up girls, or at least you were. I mean, how do they feel about what's going on? You've got Nigel Farage in Washington, D.C. today talking about the lack of free speech in this country. But since your arrest and your charge, have they supported you? Have they been in touch?

because I know there's a lot of rumours going around saying, oh, well, they might get rid. What's your current status with Reform UK? So, yes, I've heard those rumours. But at the end of day, there are multiple rumours that travel around across the globe. And who knows, nobody from Reform has been in touch with me, apart from my local chairman.

does that mean that they're wanting to distance themselves from me? Who would know? Maybe they're very busy at the moment, and we'll see where it goes from here. Are you concerned that they might now consider you almost too radioactive? I mean, that would be quite naive to say that, you know, I'm radioactive. and I would think that they would have more common sense than to believe that I would be an issue for their party.

However, if that is what they believe, then so be it, I'm still going to carry on doing what I'm doing because at the end of the day, the fundamental reason why I was at the Bell Hotel and why I continued to protest, I will help people in other areas as well, is because I'm a concerned mother, not because I'm a potential member of reform

because at the end of the day, I'm a candidate, I'm not a counsellor. And, you know, there's no reason to say that I would become a counsellor. I might not get voted in. So, again, we'll have to see where it goes from here. But at this point, you haven't heard anything from them, but you also haven't been kicked out of the party

or anything like that. Yeah, no, as far as I'm aware, I haven't been kicked out of the party because the conferences this weekend if I was kicked out I wouldn't be allowed to attend the conference. And you're attending the reform conference this weekend? I am, yes.

Obviously your bail conditions though, Sarah, and this is what really upsets me because I do believe that these arrests and it was obviously one of your co-organizers too and other people that we have seen. your bail conditions mean, well, tell me if I'm wrong, but mean that you cannot continue protesting outside the Bell Hotel. Well, it's quite funny you should say that

because when they gave me my bowel conditions, first of all, they gave me one list of bowel conditions and I refused them. And then they come back about four or five hours later. It took them not too long to come up with another free bail conditions. Basically, they was that I'm not allowed to a hotel that I've never been to. I'm not allowed there. I think I can say it's the Phoenix Hotel.

And is that another migrant hotel, Sarah? I believe so, yes. So I'm not allowed to attend that hotel. I'm also not allowed to attend the location or enter the civic offices, which is Epin Forest District Council offices. and I'm not allowed on the location of the Bell Hotel. However, when I signed the document to agree to the Bell conditions, I did say to the desk sergeant and all of the other officers was around me at the time

that you have not put a boundary in place. There is not an outline as to where I can go. Could you please define what you mean by location? and they said, well, the grounds that the Bell Hotel stands on. So I said, so the immediate grounds, so I'm allowed to stand opposite. And they looked at each other and nodded and said, yes, that's fine. Fascinating. Well, look, I know we're going to have you for the show,

but I think you are absolutely a her. In fact, when I interviewed Lucy Connolly, Sarah White, I asked her quite clearly, do you feel like you're one of Kirsten, Dharma's political prisoners. She said yes. Do you fear that they're trying to set you up as the same thing, sort of like a warning to others, a potential political prisoner, don't go down this path? I believe so, yes. And the reason I believe this is because I made quite a heated criticism to the local counsellor Holly Whitbread. And from the moment I done that, I've been added on to a far right watch list.

I have, she released a statement about me. And isn't it funny how the two people she released a statement about was arrested? That's myself and the other gentleman on the same evening. And, you know, I believe that they're trying to set a precedent and scaremonger, other women that would look to me as someone like, you know, she's quite Laura Biodian, she's only a small, She's quite small. She's a single mom. She's not aggressive or violent. I own my own business.

You know, and I believe that they're trying to, you know, just go look at her. If she can be arrested, then we could all be arrested. And let me tell you, I'm not going to stop doing what I'm doing until everybody in this country is on the right side of history. The UK's status as a free speech pariah state has been made abundantly clear by Nigel Farage in Washington, D.C., today, where he raised the case of Britain's number one political prisoner, Lucy Connolly.

As cases, we of course have Lucy Connolly who put out an intemperate tweet after the savage murder of those three beautiful young girls. She herself, a mother, who had lost a child. It was intemperate. It was wrong, but she removed it three and a half hours later, sentenced to 31 months in prison. She's now out, having served 40% of the time. I wanted to bring her with me today as living proof of what can go wrong. Sadly, the restrictions that have been put on her banned her from making the trip,

which is a very, very great show. And that is absolutely true because I can tell you that in order to interview Lucy Connolly here and outspoken, we had to get permission or she had to get permission from her probation officers

but I can tell you that I have been in touch with Lucy this afternoon. She watched what Nigel Farage had to say about her and she is obviously inspired that her case is proving the limitations to free speech in this country

but it's obviously not just Lucy Connolly now Graeme Linnahann, one of our greatest comedy brains, and again, Nigel Farage, taking the father Ted creator's story international. We, of course, have the extraordinary events that we understood yesterday of Graham Linen, comedy writer, comedic writer, and he put out some tweets months ago when he was in Arizona, and months later he arrives at Heathrow, Airport to be met by five armed police. Armed police, not a big deal in the USA, a very big deal

in the United Kingdom, five of them. And he was arrested and taken away for questioning. He's not even a British citizen. He's an Irish citizen. This could happen to any American man or woman that goes to Heathrow that has said things online that the British government and British police don't like. And Americans who fundamentally believe in free speech need to hear just how bad things are. Given, remember, that Keir Stama told J.D. Vance and Donald Trump to their face that he's proud of the so-called free speech we have in the United Kingdom. So I've come today as well to be a claxon to say to you, don't allow piece by piece

this to happen here in America. And you would be doing us and yourselves and all freedom-loving people of favor if your politicians and your businesses said to the British government, you've simply got this wrong. At what point did we become North Korea? Well, I think the Irish comedy writer found that out

two days ago at Heathrow Airport. This is a genuinely worrying, concerning, and shocking situation. And Sarah White, Britain's new political prisoner who was arrested and charged after unfurling the Union Jack flag outside the Epping Council offices on Sunday night, joins me alongside Britain's number one patriotic barrister. Now behind the brilliant substack, Stephen Barrett, the public gallery on the superstar panel today. And Stephen, first to you, I mean, this is now so concerning. But as laymen, we don't know who to blame because Stama, slippery Stama, is trying to say, not me, you know, this is all police overreach.

Then Sir Mark Rowley, head of the Metropolitan Police, saying today, not me, Gov, this is all down to government. So when things go wrong, when there's criticism, all of a sudden, all of the people in seem to claim they don't want to arrest people for sending nasty tweet. Yes, and I'm afraid that this is a feature of human society. It's a weak bureaucratic dictatorship by weak men. And we've seen this before. It's what emerged after the French Revolution.

It's what emerged initially after the Russian Revolution. It's almost certainly how you would describe late Republican Rome. It's the Weimar Republic in Germany. it's a bunch of incredibly wet, overly intellectualized, largely men. I mean, there are women in the government, but surprisingly, they'll probably be an awful lot tougher than the men. They tend to be when human societies get this way. And we have the ridiculous situation in which state power was grotesquely used to arrest a comedian. And neither the Prime Minister nor the Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police will admit that they

were involved in any way. That's what I mean by weak men. Men who do nasty, vicious, venal, aggressive things, but who don't actually admit that's what they've done. They tend to be replaced by what's called a strong man dictator who will admit that he did all the violence and that he did it. And we don't want to go down that path. We need to restore democracy. And we are at a point now, a crunch point.

I love our country very much because I think that these weak men are playing a game that I like to call. how many times can you hit a man in waitrose with your trolley before you die? And of course, the first time you hit somebody with your trolley in waitrose, we say sorry, because that's what we as a country do. That's our absolute nature. And then we go through a process of sort of escalations. And eventually, if you keep hitting someone with your trolley, you will die.

And I like that about our nation. It means that our initial response is never aggressive. We're not a particularly high, you know, anger society. We're quite passive. We're quite sweet. We've got bunting and nice beer. beer gardens, but when push comes to shove, the British don't actually put up with this stuff. The great myth is that we don't rebel as a people. And that's complete tosh, because for

800 years, we used a series of rebellions to force the Normans to act like decent people. Yes. And our current leadership, sorry. Well, no, no, indeed. I mean, I'm just thinking what you're describing, I think, Sarah White, you're a great example of that, right? Like an ordinary mom, single mum from Essex. Yes, you're supporting Reform UK, but you're not extreme in any way. But something has snapped in you, quite rightly,

because you're seeing the destruction of your local community. But I just wonder, Sarah, I mean, you've obviously seen your leader, Nigel Farage, speaking there. I thought he did a very good job today. I really give him credit, especially for raising the cases of Lucy Connolly and Graham

Linnehan. Of course, he hasn't supported you yet, and I hope that he does. and I hope that the party stands by you. But how angry do you get when you hear our Prime Minister? And he did it again, he did it again in PMQ's today. It's not even worth looking at because it was just the same old line Britain's always had free speech. What's your message to him, given what has now happened to you?

I mean, the man's an absolute buffoon. To even say that we have free speech in this country and to stand on the stage of America and say to Donald Trump and J.D. Vance that we have freedom of speech and he's very proud of that. Where has he been under a rock? Like the man's an absolute idiot. And it infuriates me because there's clearly not freedom of speech in this country because if somebody like me has had to snap and stand up for the good of the people, along with hundreds and thousands of other people as well are now coming out and they've all had enough.

It's outrageous and something needs to be done. He needs to, we need to get rid of this government because the whole of the government, the whole of the Labor government and the Conservatives were no better. They all need to go. They don't care about the people of the United Kingdom. Although I would say freedom of speech

for, say, certain people from certain backgrounds seems to take precedent. There are people from certain cultures that can do whatever they want. You know, if I had been flying a Palestinian flag off of the civic offices, I'm sure nobody would have even come near me, and I wouldn't be covered in bruises. Very, very good point. Stephen Barrett, Graham Linehan specifically,

the Free Speech Union and convinced he has a very strong case, right? And that the state's case is very weak. We heard at the top of the digest that's secretly recorded audio of him threatening to sue the police. He's apparently very determined to go through and do that. Sarah here as well is also intending to sue the police after her arrest. Alison Pearson intending to sue the police too. I mean, is that something you can see from a legal point of view working out?

Well, what I think we should highlight is that the phrase lawfare is a useful one, because this is a type of violence. And really, state violence has been used against all three of these people. I mean, Sarah talks about being bruised. That's a result of violence. Now, in some circumstances, state violence is legitimate. But we, the British, really don't like it, and we don't like it being used against us. And we don't think it should be used against us. And I use that in a very broad term, by the way, Dan, I hate the fact that they keep trying to pretend that we're all white. I mean, we're a multi-ethnic people. So when I say us, I mean all of us, and I'm not excluding any of my friends. We are a lovely, loving and diverse country. But all of us don't like

state violence being used against us. So suing the police is basically reacting to violence with violence. Ultimately, it's not going to improve society. What's going to improve society is a new government getting in, getting a grip on the police, sacking and disbanding the College of Policing, which is an obvious source of the corruption in our police currently, and sacking a number of chief constables, the chief constable of the Met, the chief constable of Essex, and numerous others need to simply be sacked on day one. That's the only way that we really get a grip on our country. But I thoroughly support whilst we're still in this mess, Of course people must use every legal avenue open to them. And I think, you know, Graham's case in

particular, so the three tweets that I cannot see any cogent legal arguments in which they are unlawful. I cannot understand an argument by which they are unlawful. And look, they've basically collapsed in less than 24 hours with him. So in reality, I think I wish people well. I wish Sarah well. I don't want anybody to stick their neck out. Remember, when you sue people, you're exposed to potential legal costs. So be careful and nobody needs to martyr themselves for this because basically the whole country is waking up. We've been hit with a trolley in a supermarket too many times. Indeed. Indeed we have. But my God, it is incredibly depressing to see the United Kingdom, the subject of the US House Judiciary Committee when it comes to free speech.

we invented it. We should be ashamed. I am ashamed and we do have to fight and it may be unprecedented in terms of the ways that we have to do it over the next couple of years. Breaking right now, Red Rainer is a tax evading champagne socialist hypocrite and she must go. No story, no political story, no Westminster Insider story has made me more. angry than this. Raina was the woman who led with the pitchfork waving witch hunts against conservative ministers for minor indiscretions. And now our Patsy mainstream media want to give this woman a free pass. Well, I'm not having it. You shouldn't have it either. So let me take you through this story because it is truly astonishing.

After being given pretty much free reign by the mainstream media other than the Daily Telegraph over the past few days, despite it being very, very obvious that she had a massive tax bill that she needed to pay, Rainer ran to her pal. Beth Rigby, the political editor of Sly News, this interview kicked off with an extraordinary four minutes of sob story. Angela Rainer sob story. Oh, my son's very, unwell, but I'm not going to tell you why. Remember, one of her sons, by the way, runs an only fans account. That's fine, but I'm just saying Angela Rainer should not be treated as some type of Mary Poppins-like figure. But that's what happened. For four minutes, Beth Rigby said

nothing as Angela Rainer tried to make us feel sorry for her. Then we finally came to this major admission. Watch. So the accusations that you didn't pay enough stamp. duty on Hove, they're actually accurate. You didn't. They are accurate, but they're accurate in a different sense. I think the accusations were that I'd set up a trust or I've flipped it to try and avoid paying it, but actually the complex area of the trust, which the advice that I relied upon didn't pick that up, the leading tax council, who has subsequently looked at it, has gone into that and has said that actually because of that, it did remain my sole property and the trust wasn't set up as accusations have been made for me to try and flip.

Bullshit, bullshit, bullshit. You were the woman who, for far, far less, were calling for people to go. So at that point, Beth Rigby has one job, okay? One job, it is to absolutely grill her on the details. Instead, what she does is she repeats from her statement and then asks, you know, did you consider resigning? in your statement here and it's a very long detailed statement and it is extremely complicated you say I deeply regret the error has been made I'm committed to resolving the matter and I have referred myself to the independent advisor on ministerial standards

just two more follow-up for that did you consider resigning over this I've been in shock really because I thought I'd done everything proper and I'd take relied on the advice that I received. And I'm devastated because I've always uphold the rules and always have done and always felt proud to do that. I feel, you know, that it is devastating for me. And the fact that the reason why those confidentiality clauses are in place was to protect my son, who, through no fault of his own, he's vulnerable,

he's got this life changing lifelong conditions. and I don't want him or anything to do with his day-to-day life to be subjected to that level of scrutiny because it's his and my ex-husband that's not fair on them. Often my family are dragged in because of what my role is and what I do, but I try to uphold the highest standards, and that's why I've referred myself so that the independent advice can look at everything,

he can look at all of the details of what's gone on. You talked about how hard it was to disclose it. So I'm going to stop there because I've really got to flag something that happens next. Because I cannot believe it. I have to go back and listen multiple times to make sure that I wasn't actually going insane. In this major news interview, and remember, Biff Rigby is the woman who's demanded the resignations of lots of prime ministers in the past, she actually uses the deputy prime minister's nickname. she calls her Angie Rainer

and that then leads to the obligatory tears which are meant to make us feel sorry for the tax avoider was there a moment as a mum not as Angie Rainer the deputy prime minister where you thought I'd rather just quit this than have to actually explain about my son who I'm trying to protect did you think about just packing it in rather than having to do this now

I spoke to my family about I spoke to my ex-husband who has been an incredibly supportive person because he knows that all I've done is try and support my family and help them. But you did think about should I pack it in for the sake of the family, but your family are backing you to come out today and explain this. The number one priority for me and my ex-husband has always been to support our children and do the best thing for our children. Just to be clear, you've referred yourself to the Standards Commission,

You've contacted the tax revenue and said you could be liable for more tax. Presumably you deeply regret this because of potentially the fallout for you. Do you think your position, Angie Rayna, even though you've explained it? Do you think it's sustainable? Do you think you can carry on as particularly housing minister? Well, I made a mistake based upon the advice that I relied upon that I received at the time. And a leading expert has now said that advice was wrong. I think hopefully most people can see if you take, if you lie on advice given to you by lawyers and you follow that process

and then you find out that that process is wrong and that advice was wrong, I'm rectifying it at the earliest opportunity. If people make mistakes but I conducted myself in trying to do the right thing and I hope that people can see that. So legally you're afraid yourself but does it pass a sniff test? I guess that's the question. Well, that will be for the advisor to look at all of the information that I've supplied to him. Look at the pain in Pith Rigby's face. Do you remember when she used to be going for Boris Johnson and Dominic Cummins? She had joy. She was like a rabid dog.

But now it's like, oh, you poor woman. And by the way, just in case you missed it, I do just want to show you the moment that she called her Angie Rainer. Was there a moment as a mom, not as Angie Rainer, the deputy prime minister, where you thought, I'd rather just quit this than have to actually explain about my son who I'm trying to protect. Did you think about just packing it in

rather than having to do this now? I spoke. Okay, and then it gets more extraordinary. Then it gets more extraordinary. Beth Rigby appears live on sly news after PMQ's and there is a Tory who is a chartered accountant there. And rather than Beth Rigby doing her job

when explaining why it is clearly untenable for Angela Rainer to remain in post as Deputy Prime Minister, she does the total opposite and argues that, you know, it was just a mistake and surely she should be given another chance. Just going on to that, though,

I mean, there are different, you can make a tax error or you can actively evade tax. Okay, I'm not a tax expert, but I do know these basics. You're a chartered account, so you'll know much more than I will. What if the paper trail reveals that it was a genuine error rather than evasion?

Because everyone's throwing around words like evasion. Do you still think she should resign or should she be given another chance? I mean, sometimes people make mistakes. People do make mistakes. And in normal circumstances, when there's been inquiries, HMRC will normally, they might show compassion. They might, but normally they will apply a 30% penalty. But the fact of the matter is, she's the housing secretary, she's the deputy prime minister. It is different for her.

resign. So the difference, it's stark, right? This is why you cannot trust the regime media. This is why the mainstream media should die. But I just really wanted to show you the contrast of Beafrigby with the conservative prime ministers, with the conservative advisors compared to Befrigby today with Rayna. There's lots of commitments in Madfus. I think voters are just tired of a lack of honest answers.

I'm just saying to you, you're not minded to do it. Undermining your government's key public health message at a time of crisis, are you compromising the government's response to this pandemic because you can't cope in number 10? Why did you perform a huge U-turn today and decide to drop an attempt to delay a vote about investigating you by the Privileges Standards Committee? Do you think that the issues around rule breaking at number 10

doesn't matter to voters? No, I do. This isn't damaged the Prime Minister. It has undermined your policy and it's undermined public confidence in the government. How can you even countenance at the moment staying on and not resigning? When that report landed on your desk and you read it blow by blow, think about resigning. A poll out today, just out, says three in five Britons think you should. If Liz wants a whole new mandate, she must take it to the country.

That's Nadine Dorese. I mean, the public will see that and think, wow, if the Prime Minister's backers don't back her anymore, we're in trouble. Also claiming your constituency home in Ashton was your main home for other purposes. Do you just want to clear this up? What's going on? Yeah, first of all, Beth, it's been quite a distressing time for my family. Was there a moment as a mum, not as Angie Rainer, the Deputy Prime Minister, where you thought, I'd rather just quit this than have to actually explain about my son who I'm trying to protect? Did you think about just packing it in rather than having to do this now?

I spoke to my family about it. Presumably you deeply regret this because of potentially the fallout for you. Do you think your position, Angie Raina, even though you've explained it, do you think it's sustainable? You did think about should I pack it in for the sake of the family, but your family are backing you. And I just have to show you one more thing. Rainer did this so many times.

She was so over the top. about the smallest Conservative Party in discretion during the last government. Do you remember Nadine Zahawi and his tax affairs? She wrote on X, after months of denials, the truth emerges, his position is untenable. Rishi Sudak must dismiss him from his cabinet, and she even posted it alongside this video. Every pound of tax that's not delivered to the chancellor and to the exchequer

means that it damages our public services, and we know the state they're in. So the former Chancellor, when he was Chancellor last summer, made it clear at the time when he was questioned that he pays all his taxes and that he's done everything appropriately and was threatening legal letters to anyone that questioned him. Now it emerged actually that that's not true and that there was a HMRC investigation and that he's had to pay penalties for that. I think that makes his position untenable. I mean, come on, come on. How can this treacherous woman survive to my superstar panel, Stephen Barrett, patriotic barrister, who runs the Public Gallery substack, and Sarah White, the Reform UK leader of the Epine Uprising? So, Sarah, firstly, to me, I am very, very clear. Rainer has to go, but I think Beth Rigby has to go too after this, because what we have seen today is nothing short of mainstream media propaganda.

And it is shameful. It's as if they think we're stupid that we're going to forget how they used to act when the Conservative Party were dealing with scandals much smaller than this. I mean, it just goes to show that the mainstream media and the government are in cahoots. They're in each other's pockets. And at the end of the day, the audacity of her to say that she didn't know and it was her advisors, She'd have some of the best advisors in the country. Don't tell me that they're that incompetent of doing their job.

And boo-hoo, I don't really care about what she's got to say. The only reason she's actually bothered is that she's been caught. And that is it. And the reason her statements are so complicated is because she's lied the whole way through. So she's trying to cover her own ass, basically. Yeah, and Stephen Barrett, I mean, there's so much. to unpick here, but there is much that we don't know. Because firstly, she was saying that there was this anonymity order in place in regards to her son. But then at the same time was saying,

oh, but my ex-husband is actually completely on board with everything I'm doing. So that didn't ring true to me. And then I thought your post on X sum this up very well as well. You wrote, Angela Rainer can publish the advice. She received that she says is wrong. It will be recorded in written form, even if it was on the telephone, that is how the law is done. So exactly. And even then, Stephen, there is an argument that just taking bad advice, especially if you're the housing minister and deputy prime minister, doesn't save you from a situation like this. There's certainly that argument, given that the government's website makes it very clear that she needed to pay tax. She didn't need to pay a lawyer to read her own

government's website, which they rebranded pointlessly and pathetically for a great deal of our money, but she could have actually read the words on it. She didn't have to look at the stupid graphics. Ultimately, they do think that we're thick. Yep. And I think that we all played a bit of a part in that, Dan. And I just want to explain to us all why these inadequate sort of fourth-rate people we now have as politicians have managed to conclude that we're thick. First of all, they're not very clever. So they, you know, that's just, admit what they are. Then they've looked at us, and they watched us for many, many years, starting in the mid-90s. And basically most of us, from the mid-90s until the financial crash,

were off in the private sector, having fun, making money, having our holidays, having all of our nice new things, and not really paying any attention to politics, because it didn't matter. Then came along the financial crash, which was a big chance for us all to wake up. But because we dealt with it just by borrowing and printing loads of money, so it effectively didn't really hurt us. We just carried on for another 10 years going, this is absolutely fine. Everything's out. Even though things weren't fine, we all didn't pay any attention. It's only COVID that has woken us up and got us paying attention now to the fact that we're in deep, deep, deep do-do and we need to get out of it. And the country seems to be a starzy state.

And, you know, this is what's waking us up. And so at the same time, we're suddenly paying attention to these fourth-raters. And it's almost unfair to them because they're like, you people should be asleep. You shouldn't be. be paying attention to how incompetent we are. You should be buying this nonsense. And it's like, it's just not going to cut through anymore because push is coming to shove. Things matter too much now. She's not going to, I mean, she's thrown every argument out there. She's thrown everybody under the bus to try and get away from it. I think she's particularly, she's disgraced herself in my eyes, Dan, because I was a massive fan until today. So I had been, if you, if you follow me on X

on Twitter, you will see that I have often tweeted in her favor and that she being, the working class woman might have been an opportunity for labour, but she has behaved with absolutely the arrogance of a lord she's shown today. But it's it's that patronising thing though. I mean, you know, all of my background, my family, all working class, right. But this idea, I saw it today from Starmer, it's as if the working class should be given, should have different rules. It's really patronising, actually.

I find it quite disgusting. And also, obviously, it's just the way that she acted. I mean, look, Alex Armstrong has put these together. And, I mean, it truly is extraordinary when you look through all of her demands for other people to resign. She called on Gavin Williamson to resign. She called on Nadine Doris to resign. She called on Matt Hancock to resign and for Boris Johnson to sack him. She called on Andy McDonald to resign.

She called on Michael Gove. Michael Gove to resign. Dominic Raab to resign. I mean, it went on and on and on and on and on. And this is the problem that I have as well. It is the total rank hypocrisy. What is interesting, though, too, is the way that people are much more likely to support bad behavior from someone who is a woman or who is working class. I mean, it was stunned today to see this from Miriam Cates, who is now the new star of G.B. News.

But, I mean, she's a bit of a lefty, to be honest. She used to be Labor, labour through and through, in my view, even though she was a conservative MP. But look at this. Angela Raina has complex living arrangements as a result of her divorce and her son's disability. She took professional advice, advice that a lawyer has now said was wrong. She is taking action direct by the situation. Rainer should not be hounded out of office. Now, that prompted Camilla Tomeney, a fellow presenter on GB News, which is quite interesting.

interesting to post. You do know. She thinks you're scum, right? Because people seem to forget Angela Rainer called all conservative scum. She is not some shrinking violet, this woman. And again, can we also please? And I'm not being judgmental about this guy. I want to be very clear. But it's this idea that she is some type of Mary Poppins figure. And you know, everything is about this perfect family. When in reality, she has very messed up personal life. for example, her eldest was on only fans. Now, again, Sarah White, I'm not judging that, but it's this desperate attempt to present her today

as something that she is quite clearly not. Yeah, she's not. She's definitely not, you know, but she's just a hypocrite all the way through. And comparing herself to, oh, playing on, I'm a working class back, come from a working class background, and, you know, it's because of,

of my son and because of this and my husband my ex-husband knows her. Well, was he not looking at her financial like circumstances as well? Like who's advising her here? Like I said, she would have the best like PR team and the best financial advice. This woman, sorry, you sorry, you're finished your points here. No, I've, you know, I've bought and sold properties. I know exactly how to work out how much I need to pay. And that's without having any advice. But then the solicitors always work it out for you anyway. This woman did not want to pay the 40,000 pounds. End of story. And the sympathy that is currently coming for her is completely unwarranted. she must go, and Slippery Stama standing by her proves once against that he is a joke Prime Minister.

Breaking today, a major brawl on the right of British politics. With Alex Phillips lashing out at Elon Musk in one of the most surprising Twitter feuds in recent memories. So I'm going to take you through exactly how this happened and what went down. Then we'll get reaction from my superstar panel, Stephen Barrett, and Reforms Sarah White. So Basil the Great first revealed that reform was suspending councillors after attending Epping migrant hotel protests, or at least that is the claim, which prompted Tommy Robinson to respond saying, I'm sorry, reform are the stame establishment we have been battling against. Then, Elon Musk went public on this, when Tommy tweeted FFS free speech, responding in the most strong terms against Nigel Farage. And obviously, who he has been criticizing, but remember, he did endorse him in that Mar-a-Lago meeting in January, sorry, in December.

So he wrote Farage's weak, runny source. he won't let reform even stand up for their own people, for example, punishing their EPIN member, and he will change nothing of significance politically. Go with Advance UK, Ben, referring to Ben Habib, and Tommy, Tommy Robinson for the real change that's needed to save Britain. Now, another huge endorsement, of course, for Ben Habib's new party, Advance UK. That's interesting too, because Ben Habib was a former leader of Reform UK. Habib responded saying, Farage, doesn't. He doesn't believe in the country, free speech, democracy or equality under the law.

He would give up Northern Ireland and Scotland. He shuts down freedom of speech and reform. He is happy to dance to the tune of progressive discrimination, preferring minorities to the majority, and he uses lawfare. He is the opposite of what the country needs. Tommy Robinson said, thanks, Elon, there will be no bending the knee by us. But Alex Phillips wasn't prepared to have this, and I have to say it's very brave because not many people take on the world's richest and most powerful man. Boy, oh boy, she did.

With a feisty post firing back which has divided the right of British politics. Phillips wrote, with all due respect, you can be much of a scholar. You can't be much of a scholar of recent UK political history. One man has a 30-year legacy as a titan against the establishment with receipts. You also don't understand how to win elections in the UK. It ain't like you think some. You will either not make a ripple, or if you do, you'll rob the British of their first proper chance in a century, and we will never forgive you. Step away now, Elon, before you help to destroy

the only political voice so many Brits feel they have ever had. Don't be the man to ruin it for us. The right in America, though, wasn't happy. Anne Miles Chong, responding, L-M-A-O, that stands for laugh my ass off, apparently. Elon is right about. Farage. Alex wasn't backing down though. Ian, he isn't. She pleaded. There's fantasy and reality. And I can tell you the lot of it from a position of being in the first line of attack for over two decades. So this is fascinating. And Sarah White, I want to ask you about this because of course, you are one of the leaders of reform in Epin. You have found yourself arrested and now charged for, well, what I saw as unfurling that union jack flag, the police say something

very different. But of course, what's interesting is this whole row has broken out because of a claim that actually EPIN councillors are not being supported by Reform UK. So, firstly, do you know what the facts are? Is that true? Are there Reform UK councillors or members who have been either got rid of or silence because of their support either of your protests or of Tommy Robinson? I couldn't actually comment on that because I don't, I haven't been told to leave the party. And I would just, I would have to look into that really. No one has come to me and said that they've been gotten rid of because of their political views or because they side with somebody else who's not a member of reform. I haven't, even though I haven't been supported,

I haven't been unsupported either and I haven't been told that I'm being stood down. I mean, that could change. Nobody has spoken to me about it. So we will see, I presume, in the coming weeks where my career takes me, to be honest with you. Well, yes, this is going to be a bit of a Lipmus test, is it not, for Reform UK? Stephen Barrett, where do you stand on Elon Musk and whether he should have a role in British politics? I mean, I love it. I have to be honest. I view Elon Musk as a bit of a saviour. I view him as a free speech champion. I think his decision to buy X has completely changed the world of social media. We might not be here. Being able to speak in the way that we are on YouTube, if Elon Musk hadn't taken on

next. So I'm sort of all for this. I think he's shifting the over to window. There's the other side of the argument, Stephen, which is that he's a foreigner and he should just bud out of British politics. Well, that's why he's better off sticking to specific causes. So he gets all of our love and affection when he stands up for the victims of the rape gangs. Because it doesn't matter really which party you are unless you're a complete certified lunatic. You have a deep emotional connection to those victims and you want them to receive justice. And similarly on free speech, where there's broad support. I often like to talk about what or I'm going to talk more about it, Dan, so you're going to hear this more. The Coalition of the Decent. I'm increasingly

not interested in party politics in Britain. I don't think it's necessarily the time we live in. We live in a time when the fundamentals are wrong. So the narcissism of disagreeing. over small policy decisions here and there, which is what you can do with the party structure. It's just not of this time. And the last time we fought true evil in this country, we fought it as a coalition. Churchill formed a coalition,

and Churchill gave some very good advice to anybody who wants to meddle in our politics. Churchill said, Britain is a curious country, and few foreigners can understand her mind. And that, I think, is because we often, I mean, the other thing we do is lie a lot, Dan. Well, yes, we know.

Okay, but, but let me put the counter argument. And actually, I'm interested in your view on this era because I believe you were there at this moment. There was this video that went viral of the Patriots in Epine actually calling for Elon's help. Watch this. Help us out.

Elon, Elon, help us out. Stave a fucking storm us out. Elon, Elon, Elon, help us out. Elon, Elon help us out. Slovak us out. Elon, Elon help us out. Slavid us help us out. And Jack Hattersfield actually wrote on that.

The residents of Epin are calling out to Elon Musk to help them as much as he can in chance, recognizing the attention he paid to the small Essex town over the past few days. And Elon Musk, Sarah, actually replied to that post saying, what can I do to help? So what can he do to help? I mean, I don't know. What can he do to help? He lives in America that we do know that anything that is said in America

does kind of echo across into our nation. I think we're looking for maybe Elon to say, bring up about freedom of speech and bring up about the grooming gangs because they're things that I believe anybody could could comment on, like Stephen said, you know, we would applaud him for raising them issues. And I don't really want to criticise Elon either because he's made me like a bit of a public figure. You know, he's been in support of me. However, he said he thought that the arrest of you was crazy. Yes, it was crazy.

I mean, basically, the police abused their powers to arrest me, under Section 14, which is ridiculous, because it was because of the flag. And this was the said flag that I was... Was it? That's the actual flag. That's the actual flag. And of course, of course, we do have, we do have to stress that we are limited in terms of what we can say because of the UK's. Well, I think Matt, Stephen may disagree, but maddening contempt of court laws.

Although, Stephen, of course, this case will be heard in front of a magistrate, not a jury. Well, the point I like to make is that so if you ask AI, you get a total garbage response on what you can and can't say. And that's because the AI hasn't picked up. And probably because we don't admit it anymore or not enough people in the elite are quite as emotionally committed to it as they should be. But we have something called the presumption of innocence. That's why it's very easy to harm a future trial, any future trial, I'm not talking about a specific one, any future trial if you presume guilt or if you declare guilt. That's because, we have the presumption of innocence. But if you presume innocence, as I do with Graham

Linnon, for example, and I have tweeted my legal opinion on that, all I'm doing is supporting the presumption of innocence, which is the function of the court. So there is no way that that can be contempt of court. There's no way that that's risking a trial. I'm starting from the same place that any jury would be starting from. So when we're talking about people's innocence, we can be a lot more chatty and discuss a lot more issues broadly than we can if we're trying to say someone is guilty. Very, very good point. I do really feel, though, that our contempt of court laws are now being abused

just to shut down discussion altogether to try and push people like Sarah out. And I mean, we saw it with the Acts of Rudy Kavana case, didn't we, Stephen? I think we saw the Prime Minister abusing contempt of court rules and the threat and risk of trial. In the Axel Ruder-Cubana case, I always like to point out that if you spent 10 seconds looking at Mr. Justice Goose, you realize that no force on earth was going to prejudice that trial because he's simply an old-school, good, talented, brilliant British judge who would have none of that nonsense. Thank you very much. 100%. 100%. Well, look, it has been a privilege and a pleasure to have both of you. Now, Stephen, I am hearing the most amazing things about your side. The Public Gallery. So I'm going to have to get on it because you know I have my outspoken substack.

So I'm going to recommend you so that people will be able to find your substack from mine. But I've been hearing very, very good things about your substack lately. Thank you. Let me tell you. So I'm going to join the party. It's brilliant, actually, isn't it? Free Speech Platform. And, of course, you can find me at www.

dot outspoken. live and in my recommendations you will be able to find a little bit later on the public gallery on substap with Stephen Barrett and Sarah White you just hang around for one moment please hang around for one more moment but Stephen Barrett thank you I'd love to speak to you soon but we're now going to reveal today's greatest Britain and union jackass and here are your nominees today so Mark Rowley nominated by Darren Donaldson in response to Graham Linnahann's arrest coming out with, quote, offices in impossible position over anti-trans posts. In other words, not my fault, Gov.

Beafrigby nominated by Real Mick Cass for her stark client journalism at its finest and slippery starma nominated by Sarah Booth for his daily lies, breaking of promises, arrogance, lawfare to tear everything, migrants more entitled than the natives, etc., etc., and Sarah, yes, there are many other things that we could add to that list. And the results today are overwhelming in third place with 5% of the vote, Beth Rigby. The runner-up with 9% of the vote, Mark Rowley. But with 86% of the vote, today's union jackass, slippery stammer, and today's greatest Britain, nominated by Keio's bite. And she has been right here with us, Sarah White of Reform UK,

for standing up against the Starcy. So look, Sarah, it's been brilliant to have you. You're today's greatest Britain. And I really hope that what has happened to you, and it has been terrible, but I hope it doesn't silence you. And my sense is it's not going to. No, it's not going to sense me.

And even though there was an account for Epim Forrest that leaked my address so kindly. Yeah, I heard that. I heard that. They doxed you, which is just appalling. And you hit back, actually, at that local media organisation. I think they, yeah, there it was. How dare you post my address? I'm a single mother with three children. When we are trying to protect women and children, you are trying to incite violence at my own front door. You should be ashamed of yourselves. Unless you make a formal media apology, I will take this further. Good on you. But I have to say it again, Sarah. It is the mainstream media. They are all in this together. And they want to shut down voices like, yours and voices like mine. But honestly, so much credit to you. Congratulations. Stay strong. Our greatest Britain today. And please come back on outspoken very, very soon. Thank you so much for having me. It's been brilliant to chat. Thank you, Sarah. Lots of feedback from you today as well. Thank you for your super chats. Curse 10 says thanks to everyone out there taking risks, speaking out

against us vile government, content creators, political campaigners, protesters, ordinary folk online. stay strong and safe. And that is such an important message. And Private Jose on Angela Rainer says, no mistake. She is a liar. She knew exactly what she was doing. Resign now. Thomas Gardner on Farage in the US says Stama is panicking about Farage getting one over him in America. Stama hating having to do Parliament questions. He always does. George Tolan says the Essex police need to be how to account and make it public. Enough is enough. Glyn Rice says to these dumpies even realize what they're doing, arrested for holding up our union flag. Our police now just Muppets and must think they are untouchable. Ezekiel's dream says police are corrupt that commit

legalized abuse and assault on the British public, especially if they happen to be patriots and white. And from Anthony Roach, I was just watching the Hunger Games tonight on the TV. And the thought just popped into my mind. A UK government. Very, very good. have thought that is as well. So thank you so much for being here today. Please do subscribe to the Dan Witten Outspoken podcast. You know I'm speaking a lot about it at the moment, but that's because it's really important, actually, that you subscribe and rate and review if you are a fan of the show, because it boosts us up the podcast algorithm. So Spotify, we're available there on video now, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast, actually. Just search for Dan Witten, Outspoken,

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