Dan Wootton Outspoken - RESTORE BRITAIN & REFORM UK CLASH IN LAST PRE-ELECTION DEBATE VS ADVANCE UK & UKIP AS POLLS OPEN

Episode Date: May 6, 2026

BREAKING TODAY: Britain’s real right-wing parties go head to head here on Outspoken in the last election debate before millions of patriots go to the polls in a seismic set of elections that are set to smash the Disunited Kingdom’s Uni-Party once and for all. But the civil war on the right is growing by the minute, with a dramatically different approach between the multicultural Reform UK campaign as part of Nigel Farage’s push to the left and Restore Britain leader Rupert Lowe’s call in Great Yarmouth that the UK can only be saved by the real British and English. Will Nigel come to regret the way he brutally dismissed Restore? It's the ultimate pre-election clash between the parties on the right. Representing Reform UK: Its candidate Doctor Roger J Gewolb. Representing Restore Britain: Its councillor Kieran Mishchuk Representing UKIP: Its spokesman Father Calvin Robinson. Representing Advance UK: Its college member Sarah White. PLUS: The Tit Whisperer Zack Polanski’s appalling new lies exposed: He was never a properly qualified hypnotist like he claimed and he also wrongly claimed to be a Red Cross spokesperson. We’ll show you the car crash new interview where he admits he’s not ready to be Prime Minister. AND: The fakery scandal at Channel 5’s crisis-hit Vanessa Feltz daytime show has just exploded as the hapless host has now fallen for a fake caller pretending to be the iconic and highly familiar British TV star Tina Malone. THEN IN THE UNCANCELLED AFTERSHOW: Woke ITV News despicably puts Prince George’s security under threat in a shocking new attack by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s propagandist allies Chris Ship and Charlene White. We’ll show you what’s made Prince William so mad and get analysis from royal YouTube sensation According2Taz. Sign up to watch live or on demand and totally ad free 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 484. And breaking today, Britain's real right-wing parties go head to head here on Outspoken in the last election debate before millions of patriots go to the polls tomorrow in a seismic set of British elections that are set to smash the disunited Kingdom's uni party once and for all. But the civil war on the right is growing by the minute. with a dramatically different approach between the multicultural reform UK campaign as part of Nigel Farage's push to the left and restore Britain leader Rupert Lowe's call in Great Yarmouth

that the UK can only be saved by the real British and English. Bees forth. We've fought. Leave on. Leave on. Leave on. Leave on.

Leave on. So in the end, it's not the reds and the blues who are going to rescue us. It's real. English and British people. Will Nigel Farage come to regret the way he brutally dismissed Restore? The party isn't even registered. He won't be on 1% anywhere, not even, probably in Great Yarmouth.

Thank you. And we are in dire times, folks, with a new video going viral today of a green supporting foreigner who can't even pronounce the word fascist in English causing violence on our streets against a reform voter. Would you represent? Yeah? Fascista. Fascist.

Fascist. Fascist. You, Adam Rie. Reform. Reform. Yeah. 100%. 100%.

Yeah. We're a moffon. Human. Marathon. Terramon. Desmond. Desmond. Dente.

So today, it's the ultimate pre-election clash between the parties of the right. Representing Reform UK. It's candidate. it, Dr. Roger J. Giewalb, representing Restore Britain, its counsellor, Karen Mishak, representing UK, it's their spokesman, Father Calvin Robinson, and representing Advance UK, its college member, Sarah White. Also coming up on the show today, the tit whisperer Zach Polanski's appalling new lies exposed, he was never even a properly qualified hypnotist,

like he claimed, and he also wrongly lied about being a Red Cross spokesperson. So we're going to show the car crash new interview where he even admits that he is not ready to be Prime Minister. No sugar Sherlock. And the fakery scandal at Channel 5's crisis hit Vanessa Felt's daytime show has just exploded as the hapless host has now fallen for a fake caller pretending to be the iconic and highly familiar British TV star Tina Malone. We've also still got the Royal Uncanceled After Show after the main show today over on Substack. And this is terrible.

Wokai TV News has despicably put Prince George's security. under threat in a shocking new attack by Prince Harry and Megan Markle's propagandist allies Chris Schip and Charlene White. So we'll show you what's made Prince William so mad, then get analysis from Royal YouTube Sensation according to Taz. That's over at www.outspoken.com. The superstar panel are also going head to head, not just in the clash today, but in our union jackass. Father Kelvin Robinson has nominated Hillary Clinton for trying to ban a comedian and from asking her about her dodgy emails. Sarah White has nominated Nigel Farage for turning up at Clacton three times in the last 10 days,

trying to prove that he actually cares about the area that he's supposed to represent when he hasn't been there for most of the year, typical politician. And Roger Giewel has nominated Shibarne MacMood, the Home Secretary. He says she gets the Nero Prize for Fiddling as Rome Burns. She has just announced that she is introducing three new schemes to increase legal immigration, which will work just as soon as Britain's gets confidence in our migration system. And we break the backs of the people smuggling gangs. Roger says it's like planning the menu for a dinner party on the moon just as soon as I get there.

So three interesting choices. Don't worry, we won't leave Karen out. He's going to reveal today's greatest Britain later in the show. But get voting. You can do so on the live chat. Keep your feedback coming in today. Keep your comments and super chats are flowing as well. We'll read out the best at the end of the show.

But now, let's go. Amidst the election chaos that is going to come on Friday as the uny party of the Labour and Tory traitors who have betrayed Britain for a generation, there is a growing story that the MSM simply will not cover. The split on the right of British politics is growing, and while Nigel Farage's party will have a massive, game-changing, seismic moment on Friday,

I think the story is just beginning. With Restore Britain and Rupert Lowe expected to take the fight to scenes like this, showing Reforms Muslim London Merrill candidate Leila Cunningham, campaigning in Sadiq Khan's capital. People, reform, reform, reform, Brisbane, Brisbane, reform, Brisbane, reform, Vizp, reform, reform, reform, reform, reform, reform. That's back. V-FOR.

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V-M! That video immediately caused another civil war on the British right, with Restore Britain-Salfe-Mont-Gomri-MRIATMRIATMRIGHT. Have the Green Party? done a coalition with reform, and has Ahmed argued, this is Reform's London mayor candidate, Leila Cunningham, out campaigning. And it's embarrassing. They are shouting in people's faces, disturbing residents,

and turning streets into a circus. This style of campaigning is what you would see in India or South Asia. They're even doing this in Hindi. Zor Say Bolo, which means scream louder. Is this what you call integration? Now, Cunningham herself responded, and she actually brought her increasingly woke approach to this, which I think she had previously attempted to keep hidden, writing, great day with great people and Brent. I want to London where your future is not decided by your skin colour, religion or postcode, but by your hard work, talent and determination. And what unites us is not grievance politics, but pride in this country, pride in our freedoms and pride in being British.

London should be a city where your path to life is decided not at birth, a city where patriotic people from every community can rise, achieve and fulfill their potential through hard work and perseverance. Supporting controlled immigration and secure borders does not make you anti-immigrant. Millions of people came to Britain legally, contributed massively and are proud to be British. Then, of course, you come to the hard left. like Green Party Shill Narinda Corr, who had a totally different, and I think very racist take, actually. Posting on those scenes, any Indians voting for reform right now ought to hang their heads in shame. Our fathers and grandfathers fought against the very racism they stand with today.

A reform counsellor said he was glad a Sikh woman had been racially raped. Have these Indians no shame? So I guess this is what Narenda would prefer. These shocking scenes going viral of a green supporting foreigner who can't even pronounce the word fascist in English, causing violence on our streets against a reform campaigner. Watch this. Sorry, excuse me. What did you said you were going to do?

He said you want to cut me your throat. You made a motion that got cutting my throat. Sorry? Don't stand so close. What was that motion you made? What was that motion you moved? What? fascist a fascist a fascista fascista

you're in two, Adam rey! Reform, reform, yeah. 100%, 100%, yeah, I'm a good, man. Mavuffin, good, turamone, dinsigoro. Dental, ah. Oh, my baffa. You can't get a wash out, come.

Get a wash, get a wash. You a wot. The fuck, get the fuck. You're a morto di Fama. I live in this country. I'm a sense, man. Moteu de Fahme. Sorko.

Fuck off. Fuck off. You. Get on my face. Bitch. I'm stepping back. You don't come out, sir. Stick away from me now.

Step away right now, boy. Come on. Come on. Come on. Don't you tell what do, boy. Let's make a phone call. Haki. Your breath stinks.

Oh, fine. I just salt. You're arrested. So that's what the Green Party wants to import to this country. For all the talk, though, of the right uniting, I would argue the split has only increasing. With Rupert Lowe arguing in Great Yarmouth this week, the only constituency, remember where a store Britain

are running this election under the Great Yarmouth first banner, that the country can only be saved by real English and British people. under their noses. And that is what's been happening with the Pakistani Muslim break gangs across Britain. It's not just in little silos, it's not just in Rodham, in Oldham and Bradford, in Rochdale, it's everywhere. And our report will be coming out soon. And frankly, anyone who can vote Labour after our report comes out, and it has rocks in their head.

Because they have put their power and their election election through the Muslim block vote ahead of the welfare of white working class English girls who've been groomed and systematically abused over the last 50 years and the authorities have done nothing and it will have been happening under your noses under my nose the juries didn't do enough to actually bring the people to book and actually expunge it from our society so in the end It's not the reds and the blues who are going to rescue us. It's real English and British people. And Restore's spokesperson for women and children's safety

responded to Nigel Farage this week directly. All a Minnie Hayne writing, Victory is a thousand times sweeter when you're the underdog. And she reminded Farage of this video that I don't think will age well. The party isn't even registered. He won't be on 1% anywhere. Not even, probably in Great Yarmouth.

Thank you. Not even at 1% in Great Yarmouth. They were the words of Nigel Farage during this election campaign. I have a feeling Friday is going to prove him very, very wrong. At his final major campaign rally, though, Nigel was absolutely right to point out that Labour has now given up, totally given up on protecting the border, as the party swings to the hard left, the communist left, the socialist left.

And it's terrifying. Shabana MacMood has just simply failed. She talked tough, she did nothing. And she is now moving the party and the country to a very disturbing place. And even the home secretary, Shabana Mahmood, do you remember she was talking tough? Talking really tough? What she said today is we must allow more people

more refugees to come into Britain legally. So rather than coming by boat, we'll just open the doors and let them in. They're hopeless, they're useless, and yet what's going to happen in Mertha and what's going to happen in Sunderland and what's going to happen in Barnsley and St. Helens and many other parts of this country is reform are going to take the patriotic old Labor vote.

We will, we will, and we'll carry on with this message. Vote reform on Thursday and get Stama out. But the thing is, you could argue. The same thing about a lurch to the left is actually happening within Reform UK. with Robert Jenrick using his final day on the campaign trail to move the party away from recreating a British ice and trying to compare reform to Barack Obama rather than Donald Trump. If a reform government did not stop the boats,

then it would obviously affect. I want to ask about Trump and reforms relationship with Trump. Nigel obviously has a friendship with Trump. A lot of reform's policies in one way or another modeled on things that Trump has proposed. especially the deportation. Look, I don't think that our policies aren't modeled on Donald Trump. The deportation's policy is almost a complete imitation of the Trump policy. Obama actually deported a hell of all the people from the United States.

Not in the same way, though, not with sort of ice style. We're not proposing to recreate ice. We'll do things in our own way in a British fashion. But what I do take from Donald Trump was I can do attitude, determined to fix things. Actually, in his second administration, he'd used the time he had out of government wisely to come with a proper plan for some of those things.

And, yeah, a willingness to use all the levers of the state to fix our borders. And I believe in that wholeheartedly. And then I do think that we have to remember Nigel Farage's own words. Nigel Farage's own words just a few months ago. It's a political impossibility to do. deport hundreds of thousands of people. We simply can't do it. At the moment, it's a political impossibility. But is it your ambition? No. I'm not going to get dragged down the route of mass

deportations or anything like that. People are always going to come and go and we are a country that's engaged in international trade and we have relationships around the world through the Commonwealth, etc. But yeah, we have to aim at a balanced migration policy. But next to zero still means hundreds of thousands of people coming into Britain, immigrants coming into Britain. Isn't that too many? No, it may well be, but we have to start somewhere. Trump says in America that he wants mass deportations. We're talking about hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants are in Britain at the moment.

Some estimates say the number could even be in, you know, a million plus. So do you support deporting all of those people? It's impossible to do. Literally impossible to do. And Reform UK's own candidates in this election have caused huge. concern to those of us on the real right, like Ayesha Galati, the Reform UK candidate for Lancaster Gate. Watch this. Yes, what is that, please?

Hello, yes. I'm here. I'm one of the local councillors. Council candidates? No, you're not a local councillor. That's she's a candidate. I'm a candidate. For which party? For reform. Yeah, not interested. Thank you. Connor Thominson confirming that video is real, and he says, you're not going to believe it.

She's been parachuted into Layla Cunningham's old ward at the request of her wealthy Indian father. What a joke. But look, one thing you can't deny in this battle is that Farage remains overwhelmingly famous. With Matt Goodwin, posting pollster's jail partners showed the British people the face of different politicians. 78% recognized Nigel Farage. 12% recognized Rupert Lowe. was the least recognised of all politicians. Never forget, online clicks and not offline votes, vote reform.

But Connor Tomlinson of Restore Britain replied, if Restore and Rupert Lowe really were so insignificant, and X had no bearing on offline votes, then you wouldn't be boasting. So often about Restore Britain on X, Matt. You can't say online political discussions are worthless when you make a living on substack. Now, I'm credit to her, and the Tories aren't represented here today because I don't believe they're a true party of the right,

but Kemi Badernock does at least acknowledge that Restore is a growing threat. What has gone wrong? So we're in a different era. The era of two-party politics, where two parties more or less split 100% of the vote has gone. We now have multi-party politics. It's not just the Liberal Democrats, it's the reform, it's the Greens. There's even a new party on the right called Restore that's coming up. I was in Scotland the other day.

They got the SMP and Albert, Clyde Cymoury. We're seeing a fragmentation in our political system. So does that mean frankly? That's harming the established parties as new parties are gaining ground. So before we clash on this with our right-wing parties, let me present to you two different views.

Okay, I'll present you the Reform UK view and the Restore Britain view, then we'll debate. Farragist-in-Chief and Reform UK supporter, June Slater, wrote, and this is in reference to Rupert Lowe and Ben Habiby. It's very sad to see two particular individuals that were once part of the rebirth of reform, spending time attempting to crush reform's chances, especially when the two main characters have so little on offer. One lost in the general election, that's her referring to Habib, and the other only one because

Nigel Farage had come back, that's referring to low. One even campaigned hard against Sarah Poachin when he didn't have a party or a candidate. This was in a Labour stronghold with a 14,500 majority. She won after a recount with just six votes. Would you have preferred Sarah to lose to Labour? Because he would. Imagine us today with no Nigel Farage, no reform leading the polls,

no councillors, no mayors, no MPs, not even the one that moans about him too. Just where would the country be? Rupert's still with 32,000 followers on X and no retweets from Elon Musk because he wouldn't be a politician. He wouldn't have won. None of them would accept Lee Anderson.

So when you're persuaded by their negativity, towards Reform and Nigel, imagine this country without them. But then we've got the counter-argument, because there are a lot of people who aren't part of Reform UK saying, you've still got to vote for Reform UK tomorrow. But Connor Thomanson has a different take.

He has posted in the past few hours. Britain's local elections are tomorrow, and Reform UK have been campaigning with processions of Hindus and prostrating themselves in Sikh Juars. Why is it September? when the Greens pander to Muslim voters, but British values when the Conservatives and Reform do it for religions. Zee Yusuf has promised to prioritize Green constituencies for the deployment of

migrant detention centres if reform wins the next election. Richard Tice responded to the suggestion that it would be impossible to build such facilities in London boroughs, like Lewisham and Hackney, with challenge accepted. Reform will make it more likely that mass deportations will be blocked by local activists. I'm not voting for this. It doesn't have to be this way. We deserve better. Okay, now let's clash.

Going head to head in the final pre-election debate, representing Restore Britain, Karen Mischchuk, their counsellor, representing UKIP, their spokesman, father Calvin Robinson, representing Reform UK, their candidate, Dr Roger J. Gimolb, and representing Advance UK, their college member, Sarah White. Roger Giewel, great to have you back on Outspoken.

There's been a lot that we've hit Reform UK hard with just then, so I want to start with you. What are you offering tomorrow? Why should people vote for you? And are you concerned about these scenes of Leila Cunningham and a whole load of non-English people chanting non-English things while campaigning in London? If I may, Dan, good to be back with you.

And if I could just say, first of all, I'm not a politician. I am, as you well know, a broadcaster. And I've always, over the years, tried to remain neutral and nonpartisan as much as someone like I can do. But I think the crisis in this country has come to the point where people have to step in wherever they can. And as one of my producers said to me, duty calls, Roger. So that's why I'm here as a candidate for reform. It is the only party any sensible person could possibly vote for at this point. I have been saying for probably over two years that the right will eat itself to its detriment.

And it's a real shame. it's a sub-problem to the problems that we're having with labor and the Tories. But for the right to split the way it has is a real shame, and it's getting personal. I'm not sure I agree with you that it will grow. I hope that following tomorrow's results, it will actually start to diminish because of the reform victory that the party will have. Layla Cunningham is herself an Egyptian, is effectively from an immigrant family. And I think she's absolutely fantastic. And I see nothing wrong with the way that she's campaigning.

And in every demonstration and campaign that I've seen, Dan, people raise their voices as their passions rise. It's natural. It's part of politics. It's even fun. Well, I think a lot of people will be saying, Roger, actually, We don't particularly want to elect an Egyptian, Muslim, to save the United Kingdom. But look, you've had your say, we'll get to the rest of the panel before you guys can clash. So Karen, Mishchuk, I want to come to you. A lot of people who are restored Britain supporters can't vote for Restore Britain tomorrow,

given you're only running in Great Yarmouth. What should they do? Well, I'd just like to say, I'm in Great Yarmouth right now. and the campaigning energy, the people that have come is absolutely unreal. I've never seen anything like it. And the enthusiasm on the door as well is great. And I know that this will be replicated across the country. But as we've said, and I'm sure people can realize,

if there's no one on the ballot paper for restore, then they have to make their own minds up. We're a party of free will rather than being told what to do. So if there's a candidate on your ballot paper and you want to vote for a store, but you don't have the opportunity, then you need to just make your mind up. Vote for someone who thinks is actually going to make change because it's not just party. There are some candidates and councillors who do do well. I'd like to say, I work very well with the Labour Council in my shared ward.

It's not because of his party. He actually wants to do something. I'm not promoting Labor here. It's just the fact that regardless of Rosette, people can make a change. Okay. Father Calvin Robinson, this is quite shocking to a lot of people because your party, UKIP, despite your criticism, strong, strident criticism of Nigel Farage,

is saying tomorrow you've got to vote Reform UK. You've got to hold your nose and vote Reform UK for the good of the country. Nick's not standing tomorrow, unfortunately, and he's been up and down the country, campaigning, political activism, promoting the idea that we are a Christian country first and foremost. And so he's putting that at the heart of his campaign mission at the moment. In terms of who to vote for, you know, people like Kieran just said have got to vote based on their conscience. This is just a local election. It's not going to be a mirror any way whatsoever of the general election that is coming up in 2029 or even closer, depending on whether we get a snap election on. not on whether Sequeh Estama steps down or not.

But the point being that this is not going to be indicative at all. And I wish it was. I wish we had that great big panel of reform, restore UKIP, get all the right-wing parties competing against the Greens and demolish them. It would be great to see that. But that's not going to be the case in Great Yarmouth tomorrow. And so I wish the people the best of luck. Sarah White, why should folk vote for Advance UK tomorrow?

Well, Advantage UK, obviously it's pretty similar to everybody else. We're not standing in candidates everywhere. So people do have to vote for people who they generally believe will do the best in their area. So I wouldn't necessarily say that people should vote reform. And I think it's a real shame that what reform done to everybody to then create all these other parties because I believe that restore and advance wouldn't have been created

if reform had carried on being the party that we was all promised. If there is an advanced candidate standing in your area, I would say vote for them. They stand for integrity, honesty. They don't want to fill you with nonsense. They want feet on the ground. They want to do what's right for their local areas. If you look at Clacton, you've got Tony Mack standing.

He's a great candidate, a strong candidate. He knows what Clacton West and St. Osef really wants. So, you know, I think people do have to vote for who's best for their particular area. And none of our parties have many representatives up and down the country. Okay. Well, look, let's clash now because you've all set out your store. Feel free to interrupt. Feel free to go for each other. You know this is outspoken.

We have a free and fair conversation. Karen Mischach, just looking at the criticism of that footage. If we can just look at that footage again, actually, of what has been going on in London with these campaigners for Layla Cunningham. And Luke Robert Black, who is a conservative, posted, walking around the streets of the UK, shouting in a foreign language is a very strange thing for a supposedly anti-immigration party.

Laugh my ass off. Do reform believe in anything. But Layla Cunningham has hit back saying they spoke English. You looked at them and thought otherwise. I'll let people draw their own conclusions about what that says about you and your party. So she seems to be hinting there, Karen, that if you don't support this multicultural approach

that Reform UK are taking, you are racist. What do you have to say about that? They will do that. That is the essence of Reform UK right now, unfortunately. I mean, it was a headache. I used to be a reform counsellor before I defected. And I had problems since I started since 2004 because it was gradually moving towards this.

And it's just weak, really. they just want to say and do anything that gets them votes. It doesn't matter the capability or the quality or whatever. They don't have any ideology. They don't have any real. You know, their only ambition is to get Nigel Farage into the number 10. That's such a load of nonsense. Okay, come in, Roger.

What's wrong? Of nonsense. That's such a load of nonsense. Could you back any of that up with at least one tiny fact or piece of evidence, please? Well, what's nonsense? I was a reform. That they don't have any policy, that they don't have any of this. They don't, I mean, the policy's open for interpretation.

We've had the, we've had, when I was, when I was a council for reform and you'd have someone come to me, I can say, oh, yeah, we want to do mass deportations. Oh, wait, no, we don't. We don't. We don't anymore. We're going to fix the economy. How are you going to do that? Oh, we're going to, we're going to go into crypto. So you, you extrapolate, you extrapolate, you extrapolate.

That's not rebuilding industry. So you, look, look, I specialize, I specialize in geopolitical. and economics as a broadcaster. I haven't seen anything from reform that remotely resembles that. You're saying you want to extrapolate from your experience to smear the whole party. And Dan, I want to pick you up on the comment that you sort of slipped in at the end. Okay, go ahead. Yeah, maybe there's a lot of people don't want to vote for an Egyptian Muslim.

I mean, what about the millions of British Muslims, you know. That's the problem, isn't it? There shouldn't be million of British Muslims. That is the exact problem. I agree. I don't think people do. That sounds pretty racist to me. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait a minute, Roger.

It's, okay. Okay, Sarah, I'll let you come back. But it's not racist. It's not racist. You know, criticizing Islam is not racist. Being a Muslim is not a race. It's not an ethnicity. And this is my problem with Reform UK.

You seem to be leaning into these left-wing tropes. Everyone who criticizes reform is a racist. That's not going to work. There's nothing left. There's nothing left wing about, there's nothing left wing about me, I assure you. Well, your literal response to me, my first criticism was that's racism. That was your direct response. Which is exactly what Layla Cunningham did when she was criticized. Her tweet says, London should be a city where your path of life is not decided by your birth, a city where patriotic people from every community can do this, can do that. No, London should be a city for Britons. London should be a city for Englishman. And your birth should affect, actually,

should have some implication on that. Where you are born has an inference. If you're ethically English, ethically British, you have preferential treatment in British cities, including the capital city. For her to suggest that anyone can come in and do whatever they like. Yeah, well, Father, Calvin, I'm both British and American. I've been here a very, very long time. And I'm one of those foreigners that came here. And if you want to export everybody who, isn't English or British born, you know, I think that's both impossible and a bit extreme and unnecessary. I mean, you're just arguing straw men. My point was that London is a city first and foremost for Englishmen and Britons. It is not a city where everyone can come in and do what they like.

That was my point. And actually, there has been far too much immigration. And there does need to be a lot of mass deportations too and repatriation. And I think we have to stop by looking at anyone that's ever committed a crime. If you're a foreign who've committed a crime, you need to go. Roger, I don't know if you've ever committed a crime, but if you have, I'd have you gone. If you haven't, we'd have a further conversation. That we have to draw a line somewhere. And our country is not a country of open doors for every single foreigner to come in. Oh, good. Well, then I get to continue to talk to you because the only crimes I've ever committed are speeding offenses. So, you are obviously appealing to a very small demographic of people. And that is the problem

with this split on the right, Father Calvin, is that each of you, you can restore advance. You're all appealing to a very small portion of the electorate and you're wrecking the power of the right. And every vote for one of you is a vote for Zach. Well, I want to let Sarah come in. I want to let Sarah come in on that first. Then we'll come to you, Karen, because you've specifically raised advance and restore. So Sarah, you come in first. Well, I want to go in with Layla Cunningham. My main concern with her was you know that I've done the reporting on her mother's Airbnb that does, it is a sort of migrant hotel, but it's ones that have already passed their immigration and they're allowed to stay, but the local authorities pay for their rent. Now, Leila Cunningham owns shares in that

hotel. My problem with that hotel was the state of it. It is an absolute shit tip. And the thing is, at the end of day, if she wants to run for London mayor, surely she should be leading by example. And that hotel is on a road where the houses cost millions and millions. And so she's quite happy for the neighbours. Is she going to make her mother clear up her hotel? Is she going to make her mother? Because she's not at the moment.

Roger? That's your London mayoral candidate, Roger. Yes. Well, I don't know about her B&B or whatever. but you know I've only been involved in this campaign for a short period since they asked me to join and I've been with Leila several times and she had a very distinguished career with the Crown Prosecution Service she's a senior lawyer she has very good credentials and I wouldn't trust them and when she speaks she makes a lot of sense certainly more than our current mayor and I

At this stage, I would almost give anybody a chance over sad IQ Khan because London has been ruined. I like that. Okay. Karen, you wanted to come in because there was specific criticism towards Restore Britain from Roger. Yeah, I mean, look, we've clearly got a civil war going on in the right. And I think it's the same in America. Just the difference is here. Ours is happening before the election to after.

And this is a civil war that needs to be won by Restore. It needs to be won by a more pro-British party, one that actually cares about our native roots and about our culture that is absolutely being tarnished. And the fact that Reform UK is standing third world candidates is such a slap in the face to so many of their voters. And they have a lot of good voters, a lot of loyal voters, who stuck through thick and thin.

And I honestly don't know how they're carrying on with this. Third world candidates, Roger? Well, same thing as I said before. You're going to lose a lot of the electorate taking that view. This is why I don't see these small splinter parties getting anywhere in time for the next general election. If I can finish. This is why I don't see these parties getting anywhere in time for the next election. Restore has more members, Roger, than the Conservatives.

Pardon me? Restore Britain has more members than the Conservatives. it is a huge party. Yes, I understand, but it's still the hundreds of thousands. It's not giant numbers of people. Well, you're in the hundreds of thousands. Can I come in, please? Because we've had meetings, we've had branch meetings,

and we've had about 80% of the people turn up, over 100 people, not be wanting to involve in the political process before. And I never saw that in reform. When I was in reform, it was a lot of ex-tories. And you can see that the Tories have basically reincarnated themselves within reform, That is how it has, as happened. And when you put a bunch of third worlders in, what's going to happen is they're going to make a lot of choices,

and then it's just going to become the new Conservative Party with a load of extra third worlders. The British people care about. Britain is what reform initially was. What we're discussing here about it? What we're discussing here about, Roger first. What we're discussing here, what you're saying, what we're discussing here.

Roger, just say, Father Calvin coming and then we'll come to you. Yeah. We care about our country, and I think it's disingenuous to suggest, Well, you'll lose votes if you say things like that. I think it's important that we say things like that. I don't think it's good to win for the sake of winning. If you can't win by speaking the truth and representing the people of Britain

who are screaming out for representation that is patriotic, then there's no point in winning at all, Roger. I'm afraid. Yeah, well, I don't feel that way. I don't mind having Muslims and other people living here with me and equal to me and voting with me and in my party. You know, I just find it unnecessary. Yes, it's the suicidal empathy approach.

It's my turn. I just find it unnecessary to exclude those people. Look, bottom line, what we're talking about here, it seems to me, is your views that restore will push aside reform before the next general election whenever that is. That may be the case. But if you're wrong, you are going to destroy the right and you are going to empower people like Zach Polanski,

who, to my mind, you know, I've spoken to old green people, tree hugger types. They're very distributed parties. 100%. Well, we're going to come to Polanski. We're going to come to Polanski specifically in just one moment. But I want to speak about one specific policy issue, Roger, because there is a huge split on the right about this. So I'll let everyone have their say on it. But if we can start with you, Roger, why is it the right thing to put your detention centers in constituencies with a green party majority? You know, when I heard that, Dan, I'm sorry if it's irreverent, but I just said to the people, that I was with, you know, it's really interesting to think of having a future prime minister

who's got a real sense of irony. I just thought that was a very interesting move. Whether he'll actually do it or not, I don't know. But it probably will garner a hell of a lot of votes. Okay, so, okay, but so that basically means you're admitting it's a stunt. There's a lot of people who don't want to be demographically replaced, though. There's a lot of people who don't want to be demographically replaced in their own country, and that is what is being face. You need a government that's not going to move migrants simply to green areas. You need to, a government's going to deport the people there. So in Faversham, near where I am, there is a migrant centre that is right next to a primary school and it's caused a massive problem. And I remember

we in reform and they told me that I shouldn't get involved in that because it's too controversial. Whereas there loads and loads of people in that area in Faversham want that migrant centre closed and gone. And I think that's only fair. It used to be an old people's home. Why hell can't it be an old people's home again for the residents of Fabisham? Those who've actually paid into the system, actually contributed. Reform UK just think that they should stay there because it's a lefty area. I mean, if I can respond to that. And it's not fair game either. If I can respond to that, Karen, you make a lot of interesting points. You've obviously had an experience that wasn't the most favorable with reform. But you're talking about things that are wrong

with the way reform performed, and I'm talking about politics. Do you want, do you want to... No, no, no, it's not important. It's not important. What's important is... Coming in tomorrow. Do you want more Lyndon Cam Carins and... It's not important.

They're just going to be too egotistical to actually do anything. It's not important. What's important is what's going to happen politically. If Restore doesn't push reform out in time for the next general election, we will be so much more lost than we will. we are today. I jumped into this to be a politician for the first time in my life because this country is becoming a third world country. Economically, otherwise, we're going down to dream. It's an even bigger disgrace. It's just a kick in the face. It's so silly. I think Restore's going to do it.

What reform was very necessary in this process because it proved that the two-party system isn't here to stay. It's proven that it can be done. Two-party system. Two-party system went and they can do it again. Two-party system went long ago. There is no, there's a unit party. Okay, let me put it this way. You've got in the 2024 general election, there was vote reform because it's still vote reform, you're not going to split the vote, but people still vote conservative and reform didn't get in, right?

So vote reform, don't vote for restore because otherwise, whatever. But you could have, if you rally together, restore can get in. And we're talking three years in time. in the future potentially. A lot can happen in three years because Restore's growth has been extraordinary in three months and the attitude there is crazy

and whatever happens on Friday if we get a lot of victories in Great Yarmouth, if we walk the park with it, right? If we do great things, then it proves that Restore can definitely win and it is an example. It's a perfect...

It's your argument, because this is the problem I sometimes have with Reform UK, Roger. And remember, I'm someone who voted for Reform UK at the last election. But the problem that I have is it's almost like, you've just got to go with us because you have no choice. There's no other option. If you don't go with us, the right is divided. But then you say things like, well, I have absolutely no problem about Islamist candidates. I have absolutely no problem about third world candidates. You've just

got to accept our policy prescription, which is going to be very mainstream. And a lot of us are looking at the country, Roger, and thinking, actually, this is an emergency situation. And reform UK isn't going far enough. And it's not enough anymore, Roger, for you to just say to someone like me, hold your nose and vote for Reform UK because this is an emergency situation. We do need hard lines. We need somebody to come in and do mass deportations. However, mass deportations, they have to be done fairly. And like, I'm having people now telling me that I need to be deported because I'm half Irish. It's a little bit ridiculous. Like, we have to, there's this old school racism that's coming out that people feel that it's acceptable now from like the

1970s, that needs to be put to bed because we don't want that either. Obviously, I'm a proud member of Advance and I support what Advance wants to do, which is mass deportations, but it's fairly across the board. My problem with Restore is that Hughes wants to do mass deportations, but when you look into your policies, it's more about reshaping daily life. in the UK because bringing in e-visors, it kind of plays into the hands of the digital currency digital ID, which surely none of us want. Karen, your response.

But Dan, Dan. We'll just let Karen respond to that because Sarah has made a specific claim about Restore Britain and then I'll bring you back, Roger. So, Karen, how do you respond to that? Well, look, there's a lot of people in Restore. We know that our high streets are taken over. We know that we are losing our housing estates because we're getting so many people. being funneled in and there's a lot of people who've been who've got generations who've come through

who don't want to be here either they aren't actually at it at home they think they are but they're not and we're not we're not we're not proposing complete uh the deportations of everyone because that's impossible and that's not going to happen uh because there are so many people here who do want to contribute who do love britain who do love our culture and are fully integrated but those on the fence and those who aren't, they need to go. They need to just be gone. Okay. What about the repeal of the Equality Act, 2010?

And what about how this is going to, unless pressure, because it works on pressure, restore is about applying pressure, and that is how people are going to leave. They're not going to be deported. They're going to leave. But this only works if the pressure is applied and people succumb to the pressure that is being applied on them. So then what happens if they don't want to leave? What happens if they think, actually, this pressure is.

still isn't that bad, then we're going to all be having to fund and find money to do deportations. Yeah. This is going to be a lot of people who actually support that. The reason that we want is going to reshape it and bringing in e-visors. It's planning to digital currency, digital ID. It's something that we are fighting against. That's why we go to. Well, that is an interesting difference between restore and advance.

Just hold fire, Roger, because I want to ask you something specifically. One of the areas on the right of British politics where there is a huge divide is over the issue of the Unite the Kingdom activist Tommy Robinson. And we have our final pre-election debate between the true parties on the British right, representing Reform UK, Roger Giewol. He is one of their candidates. Representing UKIP, their spokesman, Father Calvin Robinson. representing Restore Britain, Councillor Karen Marchchuk. He was previously a Reform UK member and one of the most prominent members of Advance UK, Ben Habib's party, is Sarah White.

She also previously defected from Reform UK. So Tommy Robinson, the Unite the Kingdom activist, this is where there is a huge split on the right of British politics. Roger Giewel, your party says you don't want anything to do with this. You don't share his values at all, right? That's what you say. The jury is out for me on Tommy Robinson. I can understand.

It's not for your party. No, and I can understand their views, and I'm certainly not opposing them. But he's a peculiar fellow, Stephen Laxley, whatever he actually. Said like a true reformer. Pardon me? Said like a true reformer. Pardon me.

Very good. Yeah, I haven't made up my mind about him. He sort of comes and goes. Well, you've sort of got to, I'm afraid, Roger, because he is a massive force on the right of British politics. He is bringing millions of people to the streets of London in a way that even your party, and don't get me wrong, Roger, I'm not doing down Reform UK and the events that you do. You'll pack out an arena. But even Nigel Farage would not get millions and millions on the street of London. So you sort of have to make your mind up. And what I've seen over the course of this campaign, Roger, if I'm being completely honest,

honest, is seeing your Reform UK figures like Malcolm Offord, your leader in Scotland, go on national television and say, well, we share none of the same values of Tommy Robinson. And I'm there scratching my head, Roger, and I'm thinking, what? Shared values like wanting to smash Pakistani Muslim rape gangs. Surely that is a shared value. Surely you could do what Rupert Lowe has done and praise the brilliant things that Tommy Robinson has achieved. Why does Reform UK and your leadership?

I'm not saying you personally, but you're here. representing Reform UK, why does your leadership seem to despise this patriotic man, Tommy Robinson, so much? I can't really answer that with authority. It puzzles me. I'm not briefed on that. And I haven't made up my own mind about him. Sometimes I'm for... So when you've been campaigning, has anyone asked you about Tommy Robinson in London? No. No one. No. No. They haven't. So I haven't had a caterer. Pardon me? Do you think the Unite the Kingdom rally should go ahead on the 16th of May in London? Yeah.

Yes, I have no objection to that. I went to his rally a few months back and I thought it was fine. I didn't have any problem with it. You went? I did. And Reform UK allowed you to stand even though you attended the Tommy Robinson rally. I was not involved with reform some months ago. But you know your party has got rid of people simply for tweeting in support of Tommy Robinson.

Uh-huh, well, I haven't done that. But I mean, Roger, I'm going to be honest with you. There's a lot of our viewers who right now will be thinking, oh, I didn't like that Roger guy, but actually he doesn't seem too bad. But the problem is, Roger, you've gone and joined the party that hates Tommy. Yeah, just a minute. You said you were going to come back to me and I wanted to pick you up on something. Go ahead.

I mean, you're a master at slipping things in. But, of course, you know, you and I have broadcast for, you. years and years near. So I know, nothing's off the table. Go for me. What did I say? I know how you operate. You conflated reform having a non-English, Muslim whatever candidates with mass illegal immigration, it seems to me.

There are two totally different things. You said I'm in favor of. I'm not in favor of zillions of immigrants coming into the country. But the ones who are here legally or were born here, I don't have a problem. with them being co-candidates. Yeah, and I do have a problem with it. It's a clear different. I couldn't go and run for Parliament in India, Roger.

Even if I lived in India for years and years and years, I could never run for Parliament in India. So yes, that is a clear philosophical difference. But look, I want to give the other parties a chance to respond on Tommy Robinson. Sarah White, I think it's appropriate to bring you in first because Tommy Robinson is actually a member of Advance UK. How have you felt about the way that reforming

have been on the attack against Tommy over the course of this campaign? Oh, it's just, you know, nothing ever changes with reform. It's utterly disgusting the persecution that Tommy receives from them. And you know I'm a great supporter of Tommy. I was told by reform multiple times if you post about him, you will be removed. Then I spoke on his stage and it was like the Athelator reform. I wasn't hanging about. Tommy's a great guy and you've got to give credit where credit's due,

whether you like him or not, the work that he's done over the years is commendable. And it's like if Calvin done something that I agreed with, I would support him and say, well done, even though I'm not part of his party. And I feel that the problem with reform is, Nigel

has got such a massive ego that he can't bear anyone overshadowing him. Now, Nigel could not pull in a crowd like Tommy does. Okay, well, given you've made a specific, you've made a specific criticism of Reform UK, so I want Roger to be able to come back on that. Roger, is Nigel's ego too big?

No, I actually think that Nigel is quite a modest guy in some ways. I've done events with him where we presented the budget for GB News or things like that. And he has that rare talent of being in a room with people in the bar after the event and making every single person feel they're the only one he's talking to. And I've watched him stay there until two in the morning, to the last person had gone. He's got, he seems to me to have very little ego, frankly. Yeah, because he needs to be that worshipped in a don't. That's why he stays and hangs around.

And he poses. Well, I mean, look, there's all this bitterness. There's all this bitterness. You and Karen, you're like a couple of, and he thinks that the working class are going to somehow go, oh, wow, he's one of us. He's got a pipe. You and Karen.

You and Karen, you and Karen weren't treated well, and you're like a couple of obstreppers, kids in a dark basin with a, computer tapping away, you know, what can I spoil, what can I spoil? You're going to wreck the right and you're going to get us, Zach Polanski running this country. You're allowing Muslim. You might as well be voted. Zach Palanisi if you vote for Nigel. He's a fool. He's bringing in everyone who we don't want. What was built, what reform was built on, was grassroots, people who know their local communities. And all you've filled your party with

is ex-conservatives and labor. Okay, but Roger, He's making the point, Sarah, and I'll let Karen come in, Karen Mischchuk, who's another person who has defected from Reform UK to restore Britain. Roger is effectively saying, Karen, as defect as you are just bitter and twisted. That's the reason you're attacking Nigel Farage. It's for personal reasons. It's because it didn't work out for you in Reform UK. And now you risk bringing the whole thing down. And you should be sent to your room without dinner.

Funny. Well, I chose to leave because I couldn't leave in. I couldn't stay in that. It wasn't, my heart wasn't there, my gut wasn't there. I think I did the most integral thing I could do. I could carry on blabbering about and lying, but that's not me. I'm not going to do that. It was, in the period between leaving reform and joining restore,

I went very quiet because I could not support reform. I couldn't do it. It was unreal, but until Rupert did something, I couldn't do anything either. Okay, Karen, I do want to ask you about Tommy Robinson because the Restore Britain position is slightly more confusing, I would argue. There has been some negativity from certain sectors of the party, but then when Jacob Rees-Mogg sort of ambushed Rupert Lowe during that edited GB News interview the other week, and he asked specifically, why do you want anything to do with Tommy Robinson? I thought Rupert Lowe, while he said he wasn't associated

with Tommy Robinson at the same time, gave quite a full-throttle defence, actually, in terms of the positive things and the good that Tommy Robinson has done. But do you know where your party actually stands? Because at the moment, I would say it's a slight elephant in the room. What we've got is Reform UK are clearly a very anti-Tommy party. Advance UK and UK are clearly very pro-Tommy parties. But we don't really know where a store stands on Tommy. Well, look, it was incredibly necessary because what he's done for the political scene on this country is raise so many previously apathetic people from the into the political process. There's so many, so many people who didn't want anything to do for politics, but because

of Tommy's work and because what he's done, he has made them think and he's given them free will to think. He's given them. So you're pro Tommy. Pro Tommy. You're not going to kick people out of the party for supporting Tommy. No, no, no, no. Because we're a positive. If we have, if we want to think something and say something, we can do it. I mean, what's wrong with that? Well, let's ask Roger that because Roger, what I hear from people inside Reform UK is a lot of people say that Restore Britain is full of extremists. That's what they say. People

who are going too far. And reforms seem to think that these people should be kicked out of the party. Well, we've seen that today with some of these views that you know, you have to be white, English or you don't get a say. I mean, that's quite extreme. Karen? I don't remember saying that, but I mean, I mean, look, we're a British, we're an English white Christian country and we always have been. Our flag is the cross of St. George. What's extreme about it? I mean, it's, it's silly that we're still arguing now about, oh, he said that, he said that. Oh, I'm scared of being called an in the modern time where we literally risk being too scared to be called a name over the complete demographic replacement of our country. I mean, I know what I'd rather, what side I'd

rather fight on. I'm not, and it's obvious, right, I'm not, I'm not fussed what I'm called. And I think people need to stop being fussed what people are called because there is a serious problem in this country. And if something isn't done soon, my future is at stake and the future of millions of people and our history, thousands of years of history, is at stake of being completely overrun and destroyed. And it can be done from the right wing with reform, standing a bunch of third world candidates who then try and twist the narrative and then make it seem all nice and pleasant like we've been, we've seen for.

Roger's laughing at that. What's funny about that, Roger? Well, I mean, it's just the same old thing. Look, I mean, you know, cards on the table. You're entitled to your views. I respect them. but you're speaking to a small demographic. The plain facts are the demographic is too small

to get you where you need to be to replace reform. So you need the Muslim vote to win, is what you're saying. Roger, so you can picture 18 to Islamism. It's not just Muslim. You need the vote of all those who are not white English people. And it's not going to carry it. Let me finish. Let me finish.

It's not going to carry you foreign. enough and you are going to cock everything up for everybody on the right. There are two major problems with that. One is you shouldn't have to rely on a non-English vote in an English election. You shouldn't have to rely on the vote of a foreigner that undermines the very nature of a nation. It's a group of people that means something. And the second problem there is to say it's extreme to talk about England being a predominantly white English country is absurd. It is predominantly white. It's predominantly Christian. And it has been for over a thousand years as Kieran rightly pointed out, that's not extreme.

That's the nature of our country. And to suggest otherwise, it's almost ethnic cleansing. It seems to me that reform is in favour of the wiping out of the English peoples. That's extreme. That's what we should be talking about. Well, Roger, that's a big claim, Roger. Your response. They call my friend Jacob Rees-Mogg, the minister from the 17th century,

but I think you guys beat him. Good, thank you. I mean, wake up. Come on. This country is not. But that's such a beat. You're not down the path. Oh, my God.

It's so boring. What would you like England to be? How would you describe England? England is today, like most of Europe and North America, a multicultural society. It doesn't have to be like that. It doesn't have to be like that. And do you think multiculturalism's working, Roger? Because I don't.

I don't think it's, I think it all goes to Angela Merkel, who was an idiot, who opened the door to millions of people without. any questioning or anything else and started all of this. Well, no, UK governments have done it for decades. This is why reform cannot work, because you want to keep the status quo. It's like we can't rock the boat. No, I don't think that Nodger wants to keep the status quo. Nobody wants to keep the status quo.

We need to stop this. How can we stop this if you want to continue? How can you talk on one hand about detention centers in green places and then say they're keeping the status quo? I mean, this is sophistry. It makes no sense. I'll tell you why. You're destroying the politics of the right, you guys.

Not at all. I'll tell you why. Because every time anyone on this panel has spoken, Sarah, Kieran, or myself, and said, look, England for the English, like, let's make sure that we protect our nation, a thousand years of heritage, white, Christian, English country. These are normal things, good things. Anytime we mention any of that, you're like, no, it's extreme, and you're going to lose the vote, you've got to rely on the votes of these people, that people who are the others.

So you are arguing in favor of what we've had on a level. Labor and the Conservatives for the last few decades. No, I'm not. That's complete nonsense. I didn't say anything like that. My point is very clear. You have absolutely argued that. That should be your point.

No, I'm not. We're all saying, we can't have more. That's intellectually dishonest. What are you saying then? What I'm saying is, I'll try to spell it out as clearly as plainly as I can. Please. By taking the Little Britain attitude that only white English people, etc., said you are alienating huge swathes of the 70 million people that live here.

40% of them don't vote. They have nothing to be. Therefore, thinking only from a political strategic point of view, you will never garner the votes to get into power. And in the process, you will destroy the Reform Party, which is the only party that has a chance of ending these 14 plus. two more almost years of obfuscation, gaslighting, scandals, dishonesty, and incompetence that we've suffered. I think you just backed up my point. If the Reform Party is going to get in power by wielding

the foreign vote, then it's not going to get rid of the people who voted for it, is it? We're all talking about let's change the structure of our country back to what it should be, what is right, orders and proper. And that is extreme. There's nothing extreme about England being England, for goodness sake, you are the exact problem that is what with our country. Roger, would it be extreme, along with the rest of them? Roger, would it be extreme if Japan said it wanted to remain a majority Japanese country? Would you find that extreme? Yes.

Why? Because they are. Because I would. If they wanted to throw out everybody that wasn't Japanese, then yes. But then they don't meet them in the first place. For example, advance doesn't want to chuck out every single person. What they want to do is mass people. of undocumented people.

Well, so do I. Of course, we're not talking about that. Roger, I'm speaking. You come here on a work visa. Once you stop working, you get deported. If you can't have a student visa and don't study, you get deported. Nobody's arguing about that. You get deported.

If you disrespect our country and our culture, our heritage, our history, you get deported. That is not extreme. You're trying to prove your points by arguing things that nobody's talking about. Of course, get rid of all illegal immigrants. What about people who come on a work visa? When it's over, they go. Right. What about students and that they're bringing family members?

How about people? Same thing. You can bring their disabled. If you don't have a visa, you can't stay. Getting your attention here, that's being abused. Our NHS is being abused by people bringing children over from all other third world countries. We're talking about visas.

If you don't have a visa, you go. I don't understand that free NHS for every Tom Dick and Harry. Okay. Well, look, pause just for one moment. We've got a super chat in from Devon 7173 who says restore and reform are like chalk and cheese. Restore stick to their values while reform is shambolic. We'll sit this out until Restore is on the battle. So do stand by.

Thank you to my wonderful superstar panel clashing it out. And we will come back to them in just one moment. Breaking today, the tit whisperer. Zach Polanski has just been exposed for lying about his hypnotist qualification and being part of the British Red Cross. And it's no surprise that this crazy charlatan and his popularity figures are totally cratering. Indeed, new polling shows he is now more unpopular than Nigel Farage after he criticised the police officers who detained the terror suspect

and in a car crash interview on the British Bashing Corporation Day who by the way, we're not even pushing this guy because remember they're in the tank for the tit whisperer he admitted that he is not ready to be Prime Minister.

Watch. I'm not ready right now no, I've been leader for eight months and there's lots of skills and lots of knowledge to get and I think that's fine. I think I'm a human being. I'm not perfect.

But give it two years. you will be. Well, we'll see in two years time, won't we? But I'll certainly be putting in the work. Far from perfect, given this new revelation in the Times today, that Polanski falsely claimed to be a British Red Cross spokesman. He was also not a full member of the National Council of Hypnotherapy, despite making the claim to potential clients. This reporting from James Beale, I think, is really, really shocking because he made the hypnotherapy claim to potential clients. But Robert Lewis, founder of the Lewis Clinic, said that hypnotherapist operating at his Harley Street premises, did try, despite the lack of qualifications, to enlarge the breasts of female clients. So my tit whisper and nickname is going to stick. Okay. Lewis, who knew Polanski said, it was just one of the things that we did and people knew about it. I did several myself. Defending the practice, Lewis added, actually, what you can get using the mind is one cup size up or down. Lewis said he pre- had a client who was a pole dance who wanted to increase the size of her bust and insisted it was possible using hypnotherapy.

It doesn't sound rational to you because you don't believe that the body is machine. It's attached to a consciousness and a brain that influences mechanics within reason. Lewis told the Times, Polansky said last year that he had been misrepresented in the article in the Sun, the original article, insisting he apologized in a BBC interview the day after the story came out. In fact, Polansky told the BBC in 2013 that increasingly more and more as I work with people, there was anecdotal evidence at least of growth in breast size. Advertising his services as a hypnotherapist on his website, Polanski included the letters MNCH after his name,

which stood for member of the National Council of Hypnotherapy. He told prospective customers, I am a member of the National Council of Hypnotherapy, and abide by their strict code of conduct and ethics of good practice and public protection policies. But although he was a student member until he qualified, he was never a full member of the National Council. of hypnotherapy. I mean, this is extraordinary stuff. This guy is literally the biggest grifter

who has ever become a politician in the United Kingdom and that is really saying something. He was forced into an embarrassing climb down about his Red Cross lie on the BBC. Watch. A Times investigation says that you've made a series of false or disputed claims about jobs you've had in the past.

Why, for example, did you say you were a spokesperson for the British Red Cross when they are absolutely clear that though a supporter of theirs, you were never a spokesperson for them. So I hosted various fundraisers for the British Red Cross, and indeed I would go on stage and speak for them about the amazing work they do, tackling humanitarian crises on the climate crisis,

and indeed for refugees all around the world. I use the wrong word, and I accept that, but I would essentially take words on stage with me and speak. It's important, though, and I accept this, that, you know, they don't support any political party, and I've made sure that's been taken down. You say this sort of story is a fuss about nothing that you get your facts wrong?

Because it comes up with other example. Well, I think it's totally fine to ask me questions about my past. I would also say in the same breath, though, the Times published a pretty anti-Semitic cartoon of me last week. I asked them to apologize, and it feels some of these stories feel like scraping the barrel to kind of go back 10, 15 years. I've had so many friends.

I'm literally talking maybe 20 or 30 in the last few weeks who have phoned me and said, A Times journalist has been phoning and they've been desperately trying to find things about your past. They asked me lots of questions and seemed disappointed that I didn't have some juicy, dirty gossip. And then Nick Robinson went on to directly challenge Polanski on his tit whispering past. Watch. Whether you call it juicy or dirty. And it wasn't gossip.

It was a fact. The fact that you claimed that as a hypnotherapist, you could enlarge women's breasts using the power of thought. People are entitled to say, what's this guy really about? people are totally entitled to say that and that's an important part of politics that people ask you questions what I would say is that this was 13 years ago it was a sun journalist's idea

I've apologized for that because even though it was a sun journalist idea I was an adult and I should have said no you went along with it yeah it's important to say I wasn't a politician and I've apologized for it repeated and the BBC you showed that some days later in fact you repeated the claim that you could do it

but let us not get bogged down in the well I think we should actually get bogged down in the past because this man should be no many near government. Of course, there is something far more sinister and far more serious, though, about the rise of the Green Party. Here is today's dramatic Daily Mail front page, which announces beware of the green menace. 30 green candidates probed over anti-Semitism, and they publish a front page essay, arguing the millions of middle-class voters guled by Polanski's cuddly rhetoric need to understand

it's guaranteed to end in penury, misery and despotism. So, which party of the right is truly prepared to take on the growing threat from Zach Polanski's Green Party? In the clash today, we have Roger Giewol, the candidate for Reform UK. Father Calvin Robinson, the spokesman for UKIP, Karen Mischchuk, the Restore Britain Councillor, and Sarah White, senior member of Advance UK. Roger Giewolb, why is Reform UK in the best position to take on this madness from the Greens? Because, pardon me, because it's the strongest party on the right by far. And the only party that is, is,

is represented, is going to be represented tomorrow everywhere. Zach Polanski, I was saying earlier, Dan, that I've spoken to some old-style greens, the tree-huggers, if you will, and they're very dismayed with where the party has gone. And in speaking with the new ones, this massive increase in numbers, they're very, very excited. Zach Polanski, to them, is kind of like having a stripper girlfriend. I mean, it's quite exciting with all sorts of promises,

but of course they want to go home to a stable home. And I think if they put a ring on his finger and marry him, they're going to end up with a life in hell because most of what he promises he can't do. It's not going to happen, and it's going to leave a lot of unhappy campers around. Karen, Mischach, why do you think Restore Britain is going to be best to take on Polanski?

I think we've got a much more serious approach. I mean, you've got a lot of other parties, no disrespect, but yourself included, constantly going back to the fact that he used to try and enlarge people, women's breasts or had that claim. That's kind of dimming down the threat that he really poses. He is a dangerous man, and he presents himself as a clown.

It's a humiliation ritual, really, with what they're doing, and it's scary. It really is scary. And you need to attack it with a real hard approach. No, what the Greens are doing is, What they're doing is they're lifting up the disillusioned people on the left and uniting and rallying around them. You need to almost combat that by doing that on the right, not by being in the centre, but doing it on the right.

And Restore is in a perfect position right now, and it's only going to keep growing, and hopefully we'll be able to be the, we'll be that kind of the green party on the right, but with a much more serious and much more strong approach, which is actually going to be able to save this country. No, I totally hear what you're saying, by the way, and obviously there is a very serious threat. One of the reasons why I speak all the time about his tit whispering past, though, is because it's actually when voters learn of that, that they are immediately turned off voting for him. It's actually a much easier sell right to say, oh my God, he tried to increase the women's bus size via hypnotism.

The dude's clearly a crazy man. And actually the polling shows that immediately like people planning to vote for the Greens plummets. But Sarah White, why is Advance UK best position to take on the threat from Zach Polanski? And actually, I always say, Sarah, it's not just Zach Polansky, it's the Zach Polansky-Moth and Ali Greens. We can never forget the Islamist angle to this. Oh, I mean, just the whole party is just everything that they stand for is everything that we don't want. you know, you've got someone, like you say, he believed that he could enlarge a woman's breasts

by hypnotising them, like, or whatever he says. It's ridiculous. And the way he dresses, saying that he can't, that he's not ready to be prime minister at the moment, well, you've got to be ready. If you're putting yourself into a position, you should be ready right away. Anyone who's a leader of a party would then want to be able to do what's needed

for the country and do what's right. I just feel that the whole party, the whole Green Party, just haven't got the brains they were born with. You see how they all behave. But the problem is, is who do you actually, who are you going to vote for? Labor is obviously better than the Greens. Conservative is better than both of them.

But then we haven't got candidates all up and down the country in every seat. Wherever there is an advanced candidate, I would say vote for advance because they are local people. They know what real life, is like in their communities. They stand on their principles and their morals. But we're in a bit of a predicament at the moment that there isn't enough candidates up and down the country.

There isn't enough good, credible people in any area to be voted in. And this is the problem. Like you've got people standing for Greens and the people are so disillusioned right now. I spoke to someone the other day and they went, well, you know what, Green Party isn't that bad. And I was thinking, are you not listening to what they're coming out with and what they're saying?

And people who don't bother to look at politics and don't bother to listen to the news anymore. And they only watch one sort of social media and one narrative that then they are going to vote in the Greens. And that is a real risk because everyone's so infuriated by Labor. But actually, if you vote in Greens, it's going to be worse. and if you vote in reform, it's going to be the same as Labor. So Father Calvin Robinson, you've heard those arguments from Reform UK, Advance UK, and Restore Britain. Where do you think it stands? Which party do you think is best to take on the green threat?

Well, I think it's clear that UKIP is the only explicitly Christian nationalist country, and that's its strength, that Nick Tinkerni, the leader, his strength is being on the ground with the people and he's fighting against drag queen story time, against the migrant hotels. So he's on the ground as a political activist for Christian nationalism was a great thing. But that means the party won't have candidates all the way up and down the country, much like what Sarah talked about with advance. I think the strength here is that these parties on the rights, so restore advance and UKIP, working together for the best interests of the country.

And of course, I didn't include reform in that because reform is a left-wing party with third world as candidates and open borders, multiculturalism as their politics. And so we I would hope that reform don't get in, but we're advanced, restore and you can work together. I think there is good work there to be done for the British people. I think the greatest threat to Zach Polanski's Green Party is Zach Polanski. You know, in that clip we saw him being interviewed by by Nickett to LBC and he's like, this is, you know, the Times is just being anti-Semitic. I looked at that cartoon. There was no, I got quite excited.

I thought, what's going on? There's nothing anti-Semitic about it. He's also done this to the Prime Minister. You're accusing a Jewish leader of a part. everything is going to become about his identity. It's identitarianism. It's identity politics. He's going to play the Jew card as much as he can. And that's going to undermine him because people joined the Green Party

for the propaganda of climate crisis. They didn't join for identitarian politics of a gay Jewish man and his Mohammedan co-leader. So that's going to disrupt their whole entire argument. Father Calvin Robinson representing UKIP, Karen Michchuk, representing Restore Britain, Dr Roger J. Giewold, representing Reform UK, and Sarah White representing Advance UK.

Thank you so much. Fascinating clash. Do stand by, though, because we're going to have a bit of fun now, and then we're going to reveal today's Greatest Britain and Union Jackass before we go at the end of the show. But this, I promise you'll be a change of pace. But sometimes in the midst of political hellscape, we need something to make us laugh, right?

And oh good Lord. Oh, good Lord, it has happened again. The fakery scandal at Channel 5's crisis, Vanessa Feltz daytime show has just exploded because the hapless host has now fallen for a fake caller, another one, pretending to be the iconic and highly familiar British TV star Tina Malone. The prank callers have now been targeting this show for months using fictional storylines, true crime and celebrities, even dead ones, as inspiration to jupe Vanessa, who my sources have revealed is incredible.

increasingly mounting down behind the scenes because she believes if the fakery scandal continues to grow that bosses will simply acts the low rating show, which is becoming a PR disaster. So this is extraordinary stuff. I want to show you how the callers used Tina Malone. You know Tina Balone, right? She's a character, probably best known for her TV roles in Brookside and Shameless. To respond to the Vanessa show's topic, are skinny people treated better? aged, fat, healthy woman.

I was a fat, middle-aged, healthy woman. I've looked like a piece of ugly shit for 18 years. I was fat for 18 years. You're tall, you're elegant, but you're a fat girl. And while you're a fat girl, you will never be happy. You're tall, you're elegant, but you're a fat girl. And while you're a fat girl, you'll never be happy. I can be on the phone, run an empire, bring a baby up, walk the dogs, clean the house.

I'm that working class. I clean for me, cleaner. I do everything. and still have energy to go to bed with my husband. I can be on the phone, run an empire, bring a baby up, clean the house. I'm working class, it cleans with me cleaning out. I do everything. Yeah.

You know, and still have the energy to go to bed with my husband. Genius. Seriously, who is doing this because I want to give you an Oscar? Vanessa was completely taken in by the fakery. Watch. What an excellent and interesting call. What a great person you are. Look, and she's doing it.

Thank you. You sound like that song, that would W-O-M-A-N. I can breastfeed a baby, you know, cook a chicken. I can mow the lawn all at the same time. But more recently, Vanessa hasn't responded to callers with such delight. The host eventually caught onto her show being bombarded with fakes. After the MSM started reporting the niche references callers were using to sabotage her show. Here's some of them.

Morning. How are we today? Morning. How are we today? Hello to all my friends. I'm my stars and my angel. Yes, so, and all my stars on the panel. Jokeshop.com.

We sell fancy dress, jokes, tricks and magic. And we specialise in sorts of fancy dress, jokes, tricks and magic. What nurse possessed them to write that? I have no idea. And it certainly wouldn't bring anyone closer together. It was, I can't explain it. Perhaps you'd better go and ask somebody else, but I just think it was absolutely ludicrous.

What nurse possessed them to do that? I have no idea. And it certainly wouldn't bring anyone closer together. I can't explain it. That's she better ask somebody who does, but I think it was ludicrous. What's that? Two pounds. Look, get that out your purse. What's that? Two pound? Get that out your purse.

If I was cool enough to be part of your pink lady posse. One group of truth, I used to call them the pink lady. Nigel sweet talk. Nigel. My husband, Nigel free coat. Hi, I'd like to order a penis, please. Three hours with a cyrus funk. Hi, and I'd order a penis, please?

Three hours with a cyrus funk. Well, all of that has made Vanessa a paranoid wreck, as she lost it at someone who the group of prankster's claim was actually a genuine caller. Watch. Thank you. I can tell you about eight years ago, the rest of my family, which was my brother, his wife, his child and a few of their family. And what happened was a friend of mine come, and to look after that, he stole things from me. What I did... No, I don't think this is right.

I think this call is not a bona fide call, unfortunately, but thank you very much for making the effort. And I'm sorry you haven't got better things to do with your time, really. Waste time, calling up and talking nonsense on the television. It's such a shame, because everybody else is doing a decent job and doing their very best. So it's such a shame, I think, you know. We've got cameramen using the camera.

We've got directors and producers and everybody's come out to work, and then somebody with nothing better to do just rings up and hijacks the show for no reason. It's a shame. I wish you would. It was real. It was real. But the bad news has just continued because breaking just this afternoon, Vanessa has been duped once again by one of the regular fakes.

Now, I haven't seen this yet, so I'm very excited. Apparently it is a caller pretending to be the character Charlie Slater from EastEnders, who is known for being a cab driver. Watch. A marriage should be a joint partnership. Yeah. You know, both parties bring different things to the table. You know, I've been with my wife, Viv, for many years now, and we've raised a family of daughters.

And as anyone as yourself with a daughter can attest it is hard work. There's a lot of money goes into it. Definitely true. So I think if it needs to be done to bring the money in for the family, then it needs to be done. You know, I'm a simple cab driver. You know, my work is the road. my work is driving, you know, and if that's what I need to do to bring the money home,

then that's what I need to do, you know. I've got four daughters, a granddaughter, I've got a large family, and it needs to be done. You know, my mother-in-law is just always on my back for get a better paid job and to do more, but me and Viva have always had a simple life with the girls. All right. Thank you so much for calling. Appreciate it. And this is what we're going to be talking about next. We're going to be asking you this. Okay, to my superstar panel. Father Calvin Robinson, do you know what? To me, this is the best of British, actually.

In very dark times, it's like a reminder that we have an amazing sense of humour and I am loving it. I am absolutely loving it. Poor Vanessa, she doesn't seem to know what's going on, bless her. She has no idea. It feels like a long, long time since I was a regular run of her show. I can't imagine her invite me on today. day. But I think that's part of the problem. The British press has gone so far left that everyone's just mocking them and taking the Mick out of them now. It's become, the entertainment isn't

watching the show. The entertainment is getting on the show and taking the Mick out of the host, unfortunately, for her. Roger Giewelb, as an experience broadcaster yourself, do you have sympathy for Vanessa or should she be doing something to actually work out that she's being duped? She should indeed. Pardon me, I've been on her show a number of times and yeah, I think she's being played and she needs to realize that the days of your are over. And as Father Calvin says, it's a whole new ball game. And she needs to get a more strategically defensive, I think, are the words I'd use. Sarah White, do you have sympathy for Vanessa?

Because I don't, actually. She's not very nice. No, not at all. I don't. Like, I mean, there's obviously, a whole team behind her program, behind her show. I don't do a very good job, are they? No, they're not.

They're really not. So maybe get a new team, but in all honesty, kind of give up the show. Was actually watching that thinking, who actually watches. Well, no one. No one. That's the problem. This is the thing.

I'm now thinking, is it the team that are putting this all forward to make some sort of show? because surely, like, you wouldn't have that sort of clientele coming through continuously. Because surely no one watches. It's an inside job. She might be being sabotaged by her. You agree, Roger? Is it the team, you're making me think now that's doing it to get rid of her?

Yes. Because she's awful to work with. Karen Mischach, do you have a view on this? Funny. No, not really. I don't really watch telly, right? but um you're your gen z right your gen z so it's like tv what's tv what's i remember when it used to be on when i was when i was when i was in primary school and stuff but i mean my family never really

watched her stuff anyway it was it was always funny to see the the bloopers though yeah indeed indeed well look stand by all of you because we're about to reveal today's greatest britain union jackets but just first i want to get to some of the feedback about our clash today because we've had a lot of it Dean Hogburn says, reform were, but now restore the big one. Tip top, tip top 7389 says reformers, be careful of the snake Farage. Helen O.D. 7866, she's standing up for me. Thank you, Helen. She says, anyone blaming Dan for the split. Consider this. One, don't shoot the messenger. Two, top people in reform are responsible for their own behavior, not anyone else. Tammy,

Hope 374 says Restore is the best way going forward. Reform is slowly backing out on what they said they were going to do. And Keith Abilett 921 says, really the only party to get us out of this train crash is Restore. Are they far right? Or are they the only party to go far enough to save us? Stephen Douglas says reform this week, restore for the general election. Rupert Lowe is a true leader. Taxi driver 2107 says, if only Nigel Farage, apologize to Tommy Robinson, the reform votes would go through the roof. PUDs 5102 says, do you people really think we won't vote reform tomorrow?

I'll hold my nose whilst doing it, but of course we will because we aren't in Rupert's constituency. And AvtoMAT 474 says where Restore isn't an option tomorrow, it only makes sense to vote reform. If Restore had stood candidates, that would be different. Better to grow the right-wing coalition if that's all that's offered. Got to vote reform, unfortunately. Restore probably should have stood candidates, but they didn't. So the attacks on reform today don't make a bit of sense. Thank you as well for all of your superchats, 62 Callum, Devon 713, and Mr. Sardock 1 who says what? The toothless tit whisperer is lying. Gee, must be a day ending with Y.

Okay, a reminder of today's greatest Britain and Union Jackass nominees. So for the worst Britain in the world today, Father Calvin Robinson nominated Hillary Clinton, Sarah White nominated Nigel Farage, and Roger Giewald nominated Shepana MacMood. the results are in. Calvin Robinson in third place with Hillary Clinton, the runner up with 19% of the vote, Nigel Farage. But Roger, everyone's backing you on this one today. Huge win. 71% of people saying that Shabana MacMood is the worst Britain in the world today.

So Roger will give you a win there. And because it's his first time on the show, we're going to allow Karen Mishchuk to nominate for today's greatest Britain. Karen, who have you gone for? Obviously, Rupert Lowe. I mean, and the people around him as well. And the people around him. He has done more for this country to unite sensible patriots

around a common cause than anyone else, I'd argue, seriously. Well, look, I really enjoyed that. I thought it was a proper debate, and we need to have this because the mainstream media at the moment just will not. And I think it's impossible to ignore, restore Britain, but at this point they're certainly going to try. So thank you so much.

Karen Mischuk, do come back soon. Please. I mean, it's a bit ironic, but if anyone's watching in Great Yarmouth, you have to vote for Great Yarmouth first because reform is going to split the vote. And if you want the Greens to win, then don't vote for reform. You vote for Great Yarmouth first. Absolutely. Absolutely.

You know, my dad spent a lot of his childhood years in Great Yarmouth. It's a place that I have great affinity to because of my dad. dad's connection there and the fact that my grandparents lived there. It's just amazing. But Rupert Lowe is doing a great job for that area, which had been let down for a very, very long time. It's unbelievable. Just walking around and just seeing how many great Yarm of first signs there are. It's so encouraging. Yesterday, we talked to a council worker and he said that Rupert's just going to walk it because so many people are fed up. And I went down King Street as well yesterday because obviously there's a lot of fuss about King Street.

And yeah, it's bad, it's bad. There are so many groups of Muslim men who just congregate. And there was one lady who we spoke to at the door who said that she went to King Street with her six-year-old daughter, and they were cat-calling her six-year-old daughter. Oh, my God. And yeah, this reminds you why you're doing it and why we're fighting you. That's actually unbelievable, but unfortunately,

if you study the faith, their faith, you understand that it's very believable. Of course. If you let them all in, they might all be nice and they might all integrate very nicely and put them as candidates and they might change their mind and, you know, help us. They're not going to do that. We've got to save our country and restore Britain's the only one's going to do that. Well, look, thank you all so much. Please do come back soon. Karen, thank you to Roger Giewelb for Reform UK. Good luck in your vote this week. And always two of my favourites, Father Calvin Robinson, the spokesman for UK and Sarah White, the senior member of Advance UK.

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