Dan Wootton Outspoken - SECOND BATTLE OF BRITAIN BEGINS AS DANNY TOMMO PEOPLE'S ARMY TAKES OVER DOVER & PORTSMOUTH

Episode Date: September 7, 2026

BREAKING TODAY: The Battle of Britain Mark Two has begun, with Danny Tommo’s people’s army the Patriot Platform stealing the initiative from our failed mainstream media and political class with two dramatic days of action in Dover and Portsmouth, as a new invasion route from France is exposed. The best and worst of Britain was exposed, with an ex-RNLI patriot delivering Tommo supplies in a kayak while the police decided to arrest a pensioner. The political battlelines are drawn around this peaceful action to save the Disunited Kingdom, with Nigel Farage and Richard Tice of Reform UK dismissing it as a disgusting and sinister militia, while Restore Britain leader Rupert Lowe has provided full throttled support. Coverage today you won’t get from the mainstream media, given Outspoken has been on this story since the start, with our Superstar Panel: Citizen journalist sensation AY Audits – who has been covering the action this weekend – Charlie Sansom, host of the Charlie Sansom show, which launches tonight on YouTube – campaigner and activist Young Bob, and Reform UK’s Kezia Noble. PLUS: Young Bob arrested as the authorities side with pro-abortion hard leftist protestors over Christian patriots. We’ll hear from him about what happened. AND: Nigel Farage reveals his entire family want him to quit politics, as the crisis engulfing Reform UK grows ever more intense. In that climate of chaos, Zia Yusuf is upping his plot to become the first Muslim Prime Minister of the Disunited Kingdom by succeeding Farage. We’ll reveal what’s really going on. THEN IN THE ROYAL UNCANCELLED AFTERSHOW: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle use the school run of their children Archie and Lili in their latest twisted bid to get taxpayer funded security, as they talk up the chances of Prince William forgiving their atrocious behaviour. All the latest as we team up with the Royal News Network. To watch in full, please subscribe at https://www.outspoken.live LIKE & SUBSCRIBE for new videos every day: https://youtube.com/@danwoottonoutspoken?si=-2BhmEbBSN1fyESS?sub_confirmation=1 ---------- Find the full audio show wherever you get your podcasts: Apple — https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/dan-wootton-outspoken/id1762436723 Spotify — https://open.spotify.com/show/19Ltoneek2MSPL10CpSA1J?si=8f6d84e2db56448c ---------- Follow Dan on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@outspokendan Follow Dan on Twitter: https://x.com/danwootton Follow Dan on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/danwootton/ Follow Dan on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/danwootton/?hl=en #DanWootton#DanWoottonOutspoken#news#outspoken#uknews Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Luxury sales claim based on S&P Global Mobility Canadian New Vehicle Total Registrations for Calendar year 2025 for the Cadillac definition of luxury. No spin, no bias, no censorship. I'm Dan Wooden. This is outspoken episode number 578. And breaking today, the Battle of Britain Mark 2 has begun with Danny Tomo's People's Army, the Patriot platform stealing the initiative from our failed mainstream media and political class with two dramatic days of action in Dover and Portsmouth as a new invasion route from France is exposed. This is Portsmouth. This isn't Dover. This isn't, I'm not going to rest.

Look at the coaches. Look at the coaches. Dance. Look. Get to Fri-N-East knee right now. If you let, listen, you ain't getting them coaches anywhere near that entrance. You might as well put them back on the vote. You know who I am?

My name's Danny Tomo. You saw what we did in Dover. And if you don't stop right now, I'm calling a thousand men to come to this place. What you're about to witness tonight is when the British lads in this country, the working class, have had enough. We've had enough of this, and it ends tonight.

Here we go. Thank you, bro. They definitely sent a message this morning. The best and the worst of Britain was exposed to, with an ex-RNLI Patriot delivering Tomo supplies in a kayak, while the police decided to arrest a pensioner. She's lost. Show me, show me.

Quick, quick, give it to me. Yes, we're in. The ironic thing is, I did three months for the R&LIP. Really? Did you do three months for him? Would you work for him again? No, I'm ashamed of them. They're arrested this old man down on the ground.

Look at this guys. That's a fucking old man. Look at this, guys. Old man is getting a. rest in here, guys. This is where it begins, guys. So the political battle lines now drawn around this peaceful action to save the disunited Kingdom with Nigel Farage and Richard Tice of Reform UK dismissing it all as disgusting

and sinister and a militia, while Restore Britain leader Rupert Lowe has provided full-thrott support. We're also about Dover today. It's been barricaded by. hundreds of masked individuals. What do you make of that? What's going on? Disgusted. What happened in Dover wearing masks that looked and basically was the beginnings of a militia. I'm coming out unlike other people in support of those patriots who've actually interrupted their weekend and genuinely expressed their concern about the direction which our country is taking.

So well done, keep going. And breaking right now, Danny Tomo, has just confronted Zia Yusuf in Portsmouth. No one will commit violence towards any member of the public, towards any police officers. But a infrastructure of men from around this country is going to continue to be built. And in 18 months' time, we're going to turn this into a boating block. I would ask me to take the message back to Nigel. Do not slander them. give them the opportunity.

I just confronted Zia Yusuf. The reason I did that is in a way to protect my organisation, the men and the women within the organisation. I want to make my position extremely clear. Okay, so here and outspoken, we've been on this story from the start. We're going to give you coverage you won't get from the mainstream media today with a fabulous superstar panel. Citizen Journalist Sensation, AY, Audits.

He has been covering the action this weekend. Charlie Sansom, host of the new Charlie Sansom show, which launches tonight on YouTube at 9pm UK time. The campaigner and activist Young Bob and Reform UK's Kezi Anoble. Also coming up on today's show, the aforementioned young Bob was arrested as the authorities side with pro-abortion hard leftist protesters over Christian Patriots. So I'm going to show you what happened. And of course, Bob will be here to tell the story himself. Nigel Farage reveals his entire family, wants him to quit politics as the crisis engulfing reform UK grows ever more intense, and in that climate of chaos, Zia Yusuf upping his plot to become the first

Muslim Prime Minister succeeding Farage. So we're going to reveal what is really going on. Huge breaking royal news today too. We're going to cover that over in the uncanceled after show on Substack after the main show. But let me tell you quickly, King Charles has just rejected Prince Harry and Megan Markle's Royal Return. This is a major win for Prince William. We're going to reveal this sensational leaked letter from the King's top advisor as we team up with the Royal News Network. As I say, that is over on Substack after the main show.

We're also going to reveal a brand new Greatest Britain and Union Jackass. Here are your nominees. You can vote right now in the live chat on YouTube. Keziah has nominated Mike Tap for calling protesters at the weekend idiots and telling them to get a job. Charlie Sandsom has nominated Richard Tice for. condemning the protesters in Dover. And young Bob has nominated Dame Sarah Malawi for this whole St Paul's Cathedral scandal involving bringing raves to the historic place of worship. So get voting,

keep your superchats coming in. I will read out the best at the end of the show. But now, let's go. Today we are going to show you the real story that the MSM won't of what went down as the Battle for Britain was launched, led by the lawful people's army of Danny Tom Tomo's Patriot platform, and the ad-all lines have very much been drawn on the right. You've got the establishment shills, backed by the MSM, who pretend to want change, but actually think patriots are disgusting. Or idiots. Or naughty.

Well, they've just showed their true face. Because Danny Tomo announced why he was mobilising his army, as small boat illegal migrants arrived in Port Smith, his hometown, by the way, remember that, in this shocking new route from the French mainland. as part of the ongoing invasion of the disunited kingdom. This is Portsmouth. This isn't Dover. This isn't, I'm not going to get arrested.

Look at the coaches. Look at the coaches. Dads. Look. Get to Fri-Neesney right now. You don't even do this. You don't even do this for the veterans. Imagine how nice it would be for the veterans

in this country living on the street to have little pop-up tents like this, but coaches to take them to nice, warm hotels. You don't even do it for them. You don't do it for the homeless, but you do it for people that have illegally ended our country. And as the Patriots drive in, Danny clearly explains to the police what was about to happen. They're fucking raping women of children. She's fucking saying something. Why is your little bit of money more important, is it? 12-year-old girl, raped!

by a migrant that came off a boat four months ago. A woman dragged them to the Brighton Beach, gang rates by two men coming off them fucking boats. The fuck is wrong with you lot. Let's go, let's get it done. Let's get it's done now. If you let, listen, you ain't getting them coaches anywhere near that entrance.

You might as well put them back on the boat. You know who I am? My name's down. Danny Tomo, you saw what we did in Dover, and if you don't stop right now, I'm calling a thousand men to come to this place. Right, officer, what's your name at first? What's your name? No, I'm not going away. My name's Danny Tomo.

You know what happened in Dover? I was the organised. I'm about to bring a thousand men to the injuries. You'll never get him out. So let's talk. Danny Tomo. You know Dover? You know what happened in Dover?

You know what happened in Dover? Patriot from that was me. Yeah? You let them. was soon in the water, encouraging other Patriots to join. Lads are on their way. South London are on their way. Watford are on their way.

Pompey are already, I'm hoping Pompey are already here. Southampton are on their way. Haven't are on their way. Yeah, that's it. That's it. Moderators, do not be letting me. Listen, I need to save my back, so you're on the road path, right? Pompey are there, Pompey are here.

They're never going to get through here. And he wasn't lying. The Patriots soon brought Portsmouth to a standstill. There's our boys. More migrants coming in. Look at the facility they built here for the migrants and all the boats and all the things, what they call coaches. He's got a headache.

Right. We've got any nurses in the chat. Been in that. Perhaps the scene that raises the spirits most was a lady. And her, shall we say late prime? Delivering Danny's supplies on a kayak. She is now a patriotic legend. Watch out behind now.

Power packs. She's us. Show me, show me. Give me. Quick, quick, give me to me. Yes, we're in. Give it. Give it. They can't, they can't take us, they can't, right.

If you, go, go, go, go, go. Let me jump in the waterview. Oh, let me, let me, look it, it's life jackets. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. I love it. I love it. What a hero. She explained, it gets better. She explained she used to work for the RN ally. Really?

Did you do three months for him? Would you work for him again? No, no. No, I'm ashamed of them much. They are. It's bad, isn't it? But we all got stopped in Dover, sat over the weekend. We all went to Dover, stopped that, not one arrest.

Gays, if you see that coach company there, then coaches, then registration. Tommy Robinson was all over this. Look at it. Kayak Joy, the Patriot of the Sea. She deserves a medal. Now, at this point, the police tried to negotiate to get Danny Tomo out of the water

when he said he would move if the migrants were taken back to France. Watch. Come near me, officer. I will, I will, I can't swim. Let him talk and I'll speak to him. Go on. No one's in charge. Just talk to me, though.

You're live onto 30,000 people. GB News is also watching it, so everything you say will be recorded and taken against you. No, we're fine. We're absolutely fine. We're absolutely fine. Sorry, mate.

Go on. Okay. You have a concern for your safety, it is cold, you've got the blankets on. Yeah. Are you showing any size of hypothermia? No. Anything that we can say or do, gentlemen, at this moment in time... Yeah.

If you put them back on them boats and take them back to France, we will get out the water. At this moment time, what we're trying to do and what I command to do is create a sterile area in here. Okay. It's just a sterile, mate. Don't worry about that. Let's just up there. Let's not have a pointless conversation. At the end of the day...

Oh, no, no, let me speak. Let me speak. Let me speak. Let me speak, let me speak. On set, lads, lads, lads, lads. We want to negotiate it here to talk to us. Are you negotiator? I'm a tax-to-advisor, but I'm not a go.

Okay, we like a negotiator. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. We're not protesting, we're standing up for our city. That's what we're doing. Money's already being wasted. We don't want to waste more money then we're all getting wasted. Just the end of the day, but... No, you can tell what you want.

Apart from getting some form of negotiator in place, to know, you said, we don't be a person. Yeah. Yeah, we want to negotiate. I can't confirm you don't want to put on light of this here, do you? You won't get any deeper than this? That's correct. As the water goes out, we'll go out.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. We understand, thank you very much. Thank you for giving me some light. Now I can film properly. They was all right. They understand. These lads understand. They get it.

They understand. Do you know what I mean? The end of the day, if any of these boys here have got girlfriends, wives, you know, imagine if your daughter, do you know what happened in Southampton? Do you hear what happened in Southampton?

A 12-year-old little girl. got off a bus in Southampton the other day and an Iraqi migrant followed her and raped her. My daughter's 12 years old. We ain't fucking going nowhere. Let me tell you. Nowhere. Keep sharing that live out chat. Let's get it out there. Anybody that's from Portsmouth get down to Eastney. And meanwhile they had on the streets, Wesley Winter reported and saw the Patriots using, shall we say unconventional but perfectly legal methods. He's soaked.

The police officer's been soaked. Someone's got a hose. He's sweating him. Oh, well, look at all right. He's coming in water. It's a rainy day on the coast. They've got a hose. He's soaking him.

He's got a super-soaker. He's got the hose. It's a wet day for the officer. The Patriots on the coast. This is their area. Guys, there are thousands of people behind me now. This is going to win. Got an apple being thrown.

All sorts is getting thrown. It's being soaked. You've got the super soaker. But tensions did increase when the police decided to arrest an elderly man. They're arresting this old man down on the ground. Look at this guys. That's a fucking old man. Look at this, guys.

Old man is getting arrested here, guys. This is where it begins, guys. Meanwhile, Danny Tomo emerged from the water and on the shore in a powerful speech said Britain had changed tonight because the working classes outnumbered the authorities. Listen to me. Wait, wait, listen, listen, listen.

What you're about to witness tonight is when the British lads in this country, the working class have had enough. We've had enough of this and it ends tonight. It ends tonight. We will outnumber you. Eventually, by 4 a.m., the buses carrying the migrants were allowed to leave. Yeah, guys.

The migrant coaches have left Portsmouth. It's 4 a.m. They're getting followed by the police. We've been here for hours with a standoff. They've cleared the road. And now the migrant coaches are taking three coach loads of migrants. This is Port Smith now, guys. Massive police escort behind them.

They're publicate up there. So, yeah, guys. There's a standoff for hours. They cleared the Patriots. And now they've got the coaches out. And they're taking the migrants to the hotels. And that's what's happening, guys, in Port Smith right now. Danny Tomo explained why that decision had been made to let the migrant buses go.

Now let me explain to you why it's about to go down. These officers are about to pull these men out of this crowd. A section 14 has been put in place. If we do not do what we are doing right now, see these men in front of me, these family men, they're going to be in a police cell in the next hour. These officers have made it very clear that they will arrest anyone that stays now. We have no choice but to leave. There are not enough people here. If there was 10,000 lads here, which there should be, keep going, keep going, keep going, keep going.

Do you need help with that bike? Are you okay, yeah? Keep going, guys, keep going. These officers here have put Section 14 in place, meaning from now on anyone that's here, they will drag out this crowd and they will put them into a police cell. These men, I'm not doing all of this for these men to be arrested tonight. We are never going to win with this amount of people. It is now 3am in the morning. There's probably...

Let's go. Mate, mate, mate, mate, mate. Get him in the middle. Get him in the middle, gone. Get him in the middle gone. Come on, let's go. Oh, yeah, guys, come on, play the game. Yeah, we're going, play the game, play the game, play the game.

Not you, then. Thank you. Right, let's go. Come on, keep going. There is not enough men here, because it's 3 a.m. Not enough men. If you want to see these men in a prison cell, these are the ones that turn up.

These are the ones that we need. These are the ones that will come anywhere in the country. What do you want to do? Get me in the police cell, get all these lads in the police cell, then what? in the morning go, yeah, that was good. We have no choice. No fucking choice right now.

And imagine what people will be saying. Danny Tomo got all these lads arrested and the migrants still came in. Is that fucking... Now, Katie Hopkins backed Danny's position, writing a brave stand today by Danny Tomo and the men and women with him. If you were not there, at the front,

your opinion like mine is just that hot air. We were not there. They were smart thinking by the lads under extreme stress and fatigue. God bless all of you. Now this came just one day after what we're seeing here. The Patriot platform bringing the streets of Dover to a standstill and waking up the MSM as captured by AY Audits. They're not messing around and just right behind me.

He's there. You have a police line. And the people are chanting, whose streets, our streets, and they're not far and away people. He's going to get lander and direct to come and watch the stream if you're not watching it. You have the police line. They're making their stand. Here we go.

Thank you, bro. They definitely sent a message this morning in Dover, definitely. Cheers, bro, thank you, yeah. Cheers, lads, thank you, lad. Well done, yeah. Cheers, bro, thank you, yeah? Go on, mate. Here they come.

I got your chocolate next time, man. Thank you. See you later. How you doing? Danny had made it absolutely clear why he was taking this action. We're getting very close to the point of us sending that message. That message is going to be taken to the heart of government. The message is going to be sent not from a place of hate, but from a place of love. Love for our children.

love for our country and most importantly the future that we are leaving for our children I want to say a big thank you to every single man and woman that are currently stepping up I understand how much dedication is going into this around the country

from the hills of Scotland to the fields of Wales to the streets of Northern Ireland and to the towns of city of England we are building something that has never been built before. And when you're part of it and you see what is about to go down, you will understand that there was a lot more that we can do. That premise that you think that there's nothing we can do,

we're about to show you what can be done. When men and women of this country who have the blood that runs through them like their god, grandfathers, get off their asses and do something about it. And look, for me, this is a question of whose side are you on? Are you on the side of the people, the patriots, the working classes, or are you on the side of the status quo and the establishment? And sadly, I think some of the answers we got are not good,

not good for the future of the country. I mean, what about Nigel Farad? Well, he was egged on by Christopher Hope on G. On G.B. News. But he slammed the protesters as disgusting in an echo of Richard Tice's that lot description of Tommy Robinson. and supporters watch. We're also about Dover today.

This has been barricaded by hundreds of masked individuals. What do you make of that? What's going on? Disgusting. Nobody in any political protest, whether they're on the left or the right, should appear in balaclavas. It is wrong.

It's sinister and worrying for people there. It's horrible. There's families in cars on the waiting on the M20 to get some getting on holiday and they see all this happening around them. Disgusting. Disgusting. Christopher Hope,

you know what's a little bit more, sinister and worrying, boatloads of migrant men who are going to rape your daughters being allowed in without even the slightest bit of action? So no wonder Tommy Robinson responded, real leadership not calling frustrated working class Brits as disgusting. And Edward Oakenful argued how many of those people under those balaclavas were reformed supporters? How many at home supporting the peaceful demonstrations were reformed supporters? Nigel Farage has just lost thousands of supporters all in one interview, his former ally, former UKIP star, Godfrey Bloom, dismissed his ex-colleague, writing, I don't believe reform half the stomach for what is required.

We face an existential threat. But the British Bashing Corporation immediately made the mainstream media and establishment position clear. Tonight, hundreds of masked men protest in the port of Dover, demanding an end to small boat crossings in the channel. The government has condemned the protests. which blocked traffic from getting into the port and delayed ferry services. Listen carefully to the way they dismissed Danny Tomo. To give you an idea of what sort of a person he is. About 10 years ago, he was actually sentenced to two years in prison

after an armed kidnap attempt on a man in Portsmouth. Over the last few weeks, he's been writing about a Patriot platform and social media saying that he's tired of protests and flag waving. He wants to get involved in what he called mass resorts. resistance to immigration but said he didn't want violence. Well, there wasn't violence in Dover today, but those kind of paramilitary style uniforms were quite intimidating. And that's the line that Richard Tice was taking, writing disgraceful masked over blockade should have been stopped by police immediately. This is not lawful protest. It is malicious style intimidation. Regardless of

politics left or right, this must be stopped urgently or thugs will feel emboldened. Watch among Mike Graham. To be consistent, you know, we've always criticised. the Just Stop Oil people wearing masks and for blocking roads. And what happened in Dover wearing masks, that looked and basically was the beginnings of a militia. That's gone too far over the line, whereas what we saw in Portsmouth, I actually think was some of the same people

learning the lessons from the mistakes of the Dover incident and saying, actually, we don't need to wear masks, don't block the roads, except to stop the migrant themselves leaving, but don't stop people going about their normal daily business. That's the critical difference. That's why what happened in Portsmouth yesterday is the right way to protest lawfully, legally. Okay, so something amazing has just happened, though, because Danny Tomo is a Portsmouth local and he heard that Reform UK's Zia Yusuf was turning up and appearing on all of the mainstream

media. So Tomo has just gone to confront Yusuf face-to-face about the Reform UK position. Watch. No one will commit violence towards any member of the public, towards any police officers, but a infrastructure of men from around this country is going to continue to be built. And in 18 months' time, we're going to turn this into a voting block. I would ask me to take the message back to Nigel. Do not slam for them. Give them the opportunity. Now listen, one person gets arrested. One person commits violence.

One person attacks a police officer. One person does anything to anyone. And we've lost. We know that. The men that were here last night, the men that were in Dover and the men all around the country, understand that. You have your views on the face mask because of the Antifa side of it.

We are not Antifa. We are the English and the British men of this country. I'll be really clear. I'm not comparing you. We have had enough. I'm sorry. We've had a lot of people have been about. And of course.

Are I the terrorists? Talk about your legal bond off. What was the legal bond after? What was the political establishment? Not happy about that confrontation. Dan Hodges with the mail on Sunday posting, Here we go. Like I said, reform are buckling already.

Well, good if so. Good if so. Danny actually explained why he confronted Yusuf in the past few moments. I just confronted. Zia Yusuf. The reason I did that is in a way to protect my organisation, the men and the women within the organisation. I want to make my position extremely clear. I do not support any political party at this moment in time. I believe that there is no viable option right now that we can put any of our passion into, any of our abilities to rally behind because

There's too much infighting. There's too much egos. But I wanted to go down there, and I wanted to make sure that the media heard it from me direct, that we are a non-violent organisation. And it is disappointing to see so many on the right not understand that, like Julia Hartley-Bruer posting, because nothing says I oppose illegal migration,

like putting on a balaclava and blocking British people from legally travelling into and out of the country. Idiots. To that, Tommy Robinson responded. She says from her ivory tower. And compare the response from, from Julia to Patriots, like Lorraine, who actually managed to get through the call screeners

of Julia's station Talk TV. And it was phenomenal. Listen. Like coming out with them and wearing a bloody mask. And I'm a 70-year-old grandmother. I want a country that's worthwhile living in. I'm an old East Ender. You can probably hear that.

I've seen where I came from. East Ham, Forest Gate, Tractford, Ilford Barker, absolutely bloody destroyed. It's that time people started looking up. Do we want a future for this country? Yes, we do. Okay. Good on you.

By for yesterday. Good on you. That's where I'm coming from. Yes, Lorraine. I bloody love you, Patriot. And it's total crisis within reform because, so what's happened is that Sualla Braverman actually U-turned, and so then Farage was forced into his own U-turn. They're not disgusting anymore, apparently.

I'm absolutely appalled by what's happened. This is unprecedented. Now, this is not a problem isolated to Kent. Now, for the first time, illegal migrants are arriving in Hampshire. The invasion has reached Portsmouth. And I'm here in Portsmouth Harbour. I think you can see the aircraft carrier just behind me because I'm a local MP down here next to Portsmouth. And local people are absolutely furious. They're terrified and rightly so. And I'm here to express my solidarity, with those local people who are at the end of their tether, rightly, with this failure on our borders, and also to demand answers from the government. Just briefly, a government spokesperson has condemned the protesters last night as intimidating and thuggish behaviour.

Is that what you saw last night from the protesters? No. What I would say is, listen, I condemn violence. no one should be using any violence or there shouldn't be any vandalism. I don't support the wearing of balaclavas, although I don't think that was happening last night. However, I stand 100% in solidarity with those local people who are furious, who are angry, who are feeling desperate, who feel like they have no other option, but to express themselves through peaceful protests. They feel like the government is not listening to them.

I'm so sorry to cut you off, and I know our viewers will be deeply unhappy, but unfortunately, I don't have a choice. it is the end of the programme. So she's not following the narrative, so she gets cut off. By contrast, Rupert Lowe issued an immediate response. I want to support those people who came out and protested in Dover yesterday.

We've been speaking as a party about the crisis, which is engulfing Britain with regard to illegal immigration, which is happening on a scale, that is actually damaging the interests of the British people. And he explained why the men had decided to wear balaclavas. I think we should support those people. They were wearing balaclavas, which is undesirable.

But in the end, if you live in a police state, such as the one we have now, where you have two-tier policing, we've had the proliferation of the rape gangs, another report which the rape gang inquiry has put out, which is on their website. I think it's perfectly fair for people in living in this Orwellian age of facial recognition

and prison for social media posts, I think it's perfectly reasonable for them to turn out and to express their view that they've had enough. The resort leader then made clear why he was taking a completely different position to Farage, even calling on the Patriot platform to keep going. I'm coming out, unlike other people, in support of those patriots who've actually interrupted their weekend and genuinely expressed their concern about the direction

which our country is taking as a result directly of mass illegal immigration from cultures who do not share any of the ethos which we've built up over thousands of years. So, well done, keep going. Ex-BBC star Duncan Bannantine wrote it looks very peaceful and organised to me. I think the police and government should listen to what they have to say. Reality star, Scotty T. Posting this is the start.

Soon it will be thousands, eventually tens of thousands, until the police and government are overrun and cannot help it. An ex-son editor, Calvin McKenzie, argued in eight years, 200,000 migrants have illegally accessed their way into the UK via Dover. Not Boris nor Burnham have given a toss about a secure border. Mass protest is at the port, is not ideal, but it's better than any idea. What idea? From Labour, Tory or the Lib Dems.

yet again the corrupted and crooked mainstream media completely missed the launch of danny tomos people army outspoken didn't of course we were the first and danny has made it clear here on this show for anyone wondering that he is prepared to die for this cause this was just last week you know he's talking about our grandfathers being armed though they did the ultimate sacrifice to stop the invasion and to stop our women and children being harmed let's be realistic we now have a whole country of women and children that are scared. We have women being raped, gang raped. We have children that can't walk to school on their own, even in small villages, because let's be honest, anyone that's watching this, if you had a 15, a 12-year-old daughter and you knew

there were 1,500 migrant men living in a facility two miles down the road and they were in the local town, would you let your daughter get on a bus and go into town? Or would you let the go to school? Hell no. You wouldn't. And that goes for every working class, middle class, upper class. We're doing this for the right reasons. And I promise you now, even if I'm taken out, which I expect to happen, I'm prepared to take that risk. I'm prepared to take the ultimate sacrifice. Killed or killed? What, what do you mean? I think if I go to jail, I'll probably get killed because I'm classed as Tommy Robinson's right-hand man. And they can't get Tommy, which they can't. They'll come for me.

And now the superstar panel. Thank you all for being here on a big day of breaking news. A.Y Audits incredible work from you over the weekend. What were these people like? What were these patriots like? I mean, they all looked sort of the earth to me in your video. Is what Danny Tollo is saying to Zia Yusuf correct, that there was no violence, that there was no illegality? Yeah, from what I see down at Dover, Dan, it was, and I've streamed the whole thing, there was no violence, there was no aggression. there was no swearing there wasn't none of that

there wasn't no arrests you had a lot of like a lot of people from Dover coming down bringing them food drinks you had the lorry drivers handing out bottles of water from their own little fridges in their lorries

um the lads were letting coaches of children go through um there was some horses there that was needed to go as well so they let the lorry carrying the horses, young children that needed to go to the toilet and obviously stuck in traffic. They was letting them go through. So, yeah, I think it was quite a respectful morning, early afternoon, to be honest.

Well, brilliant to hear. Young Bob, you obviously do all of this and put your safety at risk, as we're going to see shortly. with your full identity on display. Okay, so you're out there, your real name is out there, you don't have a balaclava. This seems to be one of the central debates after the weekend because Danny Tomo's argument is that a lot of these patriots are simply unable to do that because they have jobs,

because they have families with jobs, and they would lose said jobs if they were to be identified. that's before you even get to the issues in terms of facial recognition ID being used by the police. So as a campaigner and activist who does campaign with your face out there, how do you feel yourself

about the Patriot platform being covered up? Well, I'm pleasantly surprised. So in stark contrast, I'm constantly messaged with a bunch of young people asking, how can I be more outspoken and vocal within my university, college, or even second, and reschooled on some occasions. And I said to him, look, put your head down, have your views,

be principled. However, not everyone has to be outspoken vocationally publicly, right? So you can all be witnessed to our own ideas and principles, but we don't need everyone to show their face when doing it. And if the left are enacting these tactics, and they've been incredibly successful, why can't we do the same thing? Why can't we have the principles of the right wing being sensible, being common sense, but also adopting some of the tactics of the left. where they've been incredibly successful. Now, in recent developments, I've had to move house. I've had to start surfing because of the amount of times

that I've been recognised in an incredibly democratic replaced area that I've used to live in. I have a twin brother and I had an identical twin brother. He was chased out of the college, which he was picking up his certificates from, because they thought he was me. So my entire private life has been put upside down just because of the associations with young Bob and my family.

That's absolutely ridiculous. So you get it. I would never wish that on anyone. And if you're doing good work, good ground work that I could never be able to do and glory be to God to everyone at the Patriot platform, I'd never wish that onto anyone. And the only way we're going to win

with thousands of people being outspoken and being out on the streets is going to be through wearing bella gloves. And it's absolutely ridiculous that Reform UK from that ivory towers are saying to these people, no, you can stay there. You can stop being so outspoken. You can stop doing the work that's necessary

because it looks bad on us. I mean, I want to bring Kizier in from Kizier and I believe from Reform UK, because that was the moment where Nigel Farage Kizier described this as disgusting. Young Bob has just said, you're in an ivory tower. You are in your ivory tower looking down on these Patriots, Kizier. So thank you for having me on the panel, and I'm probably the only reform supporter on the panel. So, Dan, can I just make my points?

without interruption. I'll be as quick as I can because there's a lot to cover here. I mean, I can't promise that, Keziah, but do your best. Go on. Appreciate it. So, first of all, Richard Tice is 100% right. These images that were coming out... Oh, God, I already want to interrupt. No, no, no, just let me finish. Let me finish. It looks menacing, and it looks like a militia. I agree with that.

And I think everyone probably does think it looks menacing and it looks like a militia. But the tragedy is that it's come to this, that it's come to the point where people have to cover their faces and come out in force to be heard. Peaceful protest, people like me who are online, who go to certain protests also, we haven't been listened to for years. And this is the result of not being listened to. What I would like to see is nobody wearing masks, everybody with their face exposed, saying this is, is what I believe in. That's a utopia for me. I don't like seeing masks on either side, but I understand why they're doing it. A lot of them probably will lose their job for being so outspoken. Okay, so Nigel Farage is wrong. It's not disgusting. It looks bad. It looks bad.

I'm not saying it's bad. I said it looks bad. If you were organizing a protest, if you were organizing a protest, would you kick out people to wear a face coverage? Let young Bob ask you a question, then you can keep going. If you were organizing a protest and you were a local, right, and you saw that over 100 people coming into your local area and you were only going to get thousands of people who could potentially stop that, but on the condition they were wearing face coverings, would you organise that protest? There are three tragedies here. That was the

first one that has come to this. The second one is that it didn't want. You're not going to answer my question. Would you organize a protest? Yes or not. Ben, It didn't work. Yeah, hold on. I'm giving you a hypothetical where it could work. Because this is the first two protests. You'd have let me finish. I would have answered all of these questions before you'd even ask them.

Okay, so the first tragedy, as I said, was that it's come to this, that people have to wear masks. The second tragedy is that our office, it didn't work. That's what he said. He said they're still being looked after by the police and you know what? They ain't going home. They're going to stay in this country. The third tragedy is. actually what the reform councillor George Madgwick uncovered,

which is that this looks now highly facilitated. This looks facilitated and organised. They had all those tents ready for these people. So there's three tragedies here. And if you want to stop this from happening and escalating to this point where men have to wear masks, then vote for reform because they will not allow the votes to come in in the first place. And my last point, Dan, I promise this is my last point.

Which MPs went down there? Lowe wasn't there, but look who was there. It was, okay, Zia Yusuf is not a MP. But he's the senior member of your party. And he's the shadow home secretary for reform. Reform members, reform voters care about this deeply what's happening. Because they're there today. Well, I get that point.

And actually, Charlie Sandsen, I just want to show you the moment, actually. This is quite incredible because, of course, it's just happening. So it's breaking. But I didn't realize that when Danny Tomo confronts, he was actually live on sly news. So look at this. It was broadcasting live and you can see, if we just come to that, you can see Danny Tomo comes around and Yusuf is clearly quite shocked at that moment. But you've got to admit, Charlie, Yusuf is on the ropes, has been put on the ropes because he's trying to defend Nigel Farage's position when Danny Tomo is saying to him directly,

well, there was no violence. There was nothing wrong going on here. And I would argue, Charlie, that Danny Tomo has done the most beautiful PR job here because overnight, he is now one of the most talked about men in the country. And everyone is talking about the Patriots platform. Until this point, everyone other than outspoken, had completely ignored it. I think what Danny's done is quite remarkable. The fact that he can mobilize this many people and have them turn up. One shows that he's got a network of people that actually want to make a positive difference to the country,

but also how angry people are. And I think that whilst, you know, people can say it looked bad and Nigel Farage said that the clips were disgusting, what's more disgusting? Is it the fact that women and children are being raped by people that shouldn't be here or is it a few men defending those women and children?

I would argue the former. I would much rather have a balaclavered men go to the coast and defend it than be told that we have to wait for political change because that's all we're doing. Every cycle, it's a wait for political change and people were saying, well,

the memorandum of understanding between Nigel Farage and Jordan Bardella signed at the weekend, that will solve all the problems. And I admit, if those two men do get in power, it will be absolutely amazing for those things to be realized. But we can't wait for that because if Nigel doesn't win or Bardela doesn't win, guess what? We're still got boat people coming here, raping and killing people. And if we're going to stigmatise men for going and doing what men should do, then we are royally fucked.

The rising conservative and Christian activist, young Bob, has been arrested and sent London at a March for Life demonstration as he clashed with pro-abortion counter-protesters. Just think about that for one moment. Pro-abortion counter-protesters. What are you doing with your life? So this march was intended to be peaceful and raise awareness, but it was soon disrupted by deranged lefties. And in this footage that I'm about to show you, you can see the clash with these counter-protesters

that eventually led to Bob, who will join us. very shortly to explain what really happened to be nicked. There are other examples, though, of rising tensions here. Watch. I'm being arrested because a satanic woman stole a Christian flag. The abortion laws being put in place in different countries, and it better not happen here too. Now, the brilliant independent journalist Emma Dunwall of E speaks freely. She's a friend here of us here at Outspoken was able to capture the moment young Bob was put into the police fan. Yeah, so a man tried to steal my Christian plan.

I retrieved it, one person fell on the floor now I'm accused of the cell. And that's the flag over there. They tried to steal that. They grabbed it off someone and they, and when I was trying to retrieve my property, they arrested me. So this is the sign that these people make an idol of themselves. I'm trying to defend the icon of Christ, the person, the second eternal person of the Trinity of the Son, who was up. They retrieved him. Bloody Dictators! The Holy Spirit will be with you all.

He was later released from the Holy Spirit from the Holy Spirit. released from Charing Cross Police Station. So I've just gone out of Charing Cross Station. They've NFAed the case. I've spent hours in Charing Cross Station for absolutely no reason whatsoever. This is the second time in a row I've been arrested for March for Life UK. And what actually happened was a fan of mine tried to take a picture with me with a Christian icon. And they stole that.

So when I was trying to achieve it, they arrested me for herself, which obviously is an act of self-defense. trying to retrieve someone's equipment. But that being said, in the course of that, people being rough and very quite evil, they also nicked my camera. So that's another one down for the books. But besides from that, thank you all for the brilliant and lovely support. God bless you all.

Restore Britain supporter, founder of Freedom Watch, G.B Montgomery, Thomas, Tom's was also targeted called Nazi. Average day. These people love killing babies. It's a bit sadistic, if you ask me. No, discus. Standard. Standard.

Just insanity, young Bob joins us now alongside the superstar panel. So do you think they just arrested you, young Bob, to bring the tension at the event down? Was it almost a strategy to get you off the scene? Because what it seems like to me is they wasted loads of your time, allowed the protest to die down, and then released you without charge. It was pretty chaotic. and in fact a Christian sister of mine pointed out,

and I could hear a whisper of a police officer talking on the radio saying, whatever you do, get this man arrested. So the police were constantly on my bank throughout the event. And can I say, I've never seen such a crazy, angry and violent protest than the pro-abortionists. They disturbed a Catholic mass. They were shouting at Christian clergymen.

And by and large, besides from a few controversial figures such as myself, The March for Life is incredibly peaceful. It's completely devoid of any political discourse. It's just Christian people, people who regularly attend church, protesting for the sanctity of life. Now, as I was going on throughout the day and as her speeches being given on stage in Parliament Square, a fan of mine wrote out a picture of the icon of the Christ and wanted to take a picture behind me.

And I said, absolutely, let's take a picture. And a left-wing woman stole it and I tried to retrieve it because you can't desecrate an icon of my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. That is a clear act of Christophobia. And from that, they arrested me for causing a fray, which is Section 3 of the Public Order Act. And I literally heard nothing. They didn't give me any regular updates.

I was just spending hours and hours without actually knowing what was going on with the case. And then they randomly woke me up at 12 o'clock saying, you've been let go as an NFK for the case. And funny enough, this is the second time in a row for the March for Life. I've been arrested. And this goes in parts of the discussion when it comes to being anonymous. The amount of times I've been arrested for no reason whatsoever completely unlawful, but just because it's recognised as me,

and they believe that my associated views could cause a bit of an uproar, I get arrested for it. And sometimes it is quite a case. So to be clear, you think you're being targeted by the police, young Bob. Absolutely. I heard a police officer say that whatever you do, get this man arrested. So they knew who you were. You're convinced of that.

Absolutely. And in fact, some of the arresting officers were going on about my online profile and how it may make them look. And sometimes when I'm arrested, I remember last time I was arrested, they said, young Bob, you're under arrest, but didn't even give me my name. So these people obviously know me from my online platform and try to get me arrested because they know I'm a right-winger. Now, you heard Danny Tomo say on outspoken last week, young Bob, that he understands that he is going to be targeted. He understands the deep state are going to be after him. He believes that there's a serious chance he will be taken out. By that, he means either killed or locked up. And if he is locked up, he believes that he'll be taken out by the Islamists in prisons. Because British prisons are increasingly overrun by Muslims. There is an Islamist takeover in the prisons.

You're a young man, right? You're a young man. You're not yet married. You haven't yet had children. do you feel the same way, or are you becoming increasingly concerned about the threat to your safety? Well, unlike Christ in the Garden of Gessimony, if it's your will, father, take this cup away from me. So I understand there's a pretty fair chance that my life could be endangered from this, but I'm a Christian. I believe in the vocation of martyrdom, baptize in your own blood.

And I believe that if that's what God has called me on to do, not if I believe that's the case, and so be it. Well, AY Audits, you have to deal with these leftists at the counter-protest all the time. Do you agree with young Bob's conclusion that actually these people on the left who we see counter-protesting, these patriots, are sort of becoming a little bit deranged? Like, they're becoming more violent and more crazy? Well, do you know what, Dan? I've actually watched this because I've, I've, I've watched it over the stages because I've been with Bob over, I was there at Epin when he was arrested.

I think it was for a breach, I don't know what it was for anyway, but they did mention young Bob, they never named him. I was at Canary Wolf. I've watched him be assaulted. I was at Aston Villa. And it just seems like a targeted thing to get him,

to get him away from these events. And these lefties know that, the more extreme that they act, the more chance that they're going to get him away from there. And then he can't ask the questions that he wants to ask. 100%. Exactly. It is about shutting down debate, Charlie Sansom. Well, I agree. I think that, you know, if we're going to tolerate some views which are politically incorrect, which seems more prevalent than not, we should be letting people stand up of things that they believe are themselves politically correct. I mean, look, I'm not a religious

man. I'll admit that. But I still think that you have a right to speak about your faith. Just as long as you're not forcing it on other people, that's my only objection is when people do it in a kind of arrogant, obtuse kind of way. I always talk to street preachers. I always talk to people handing out leaflets and bibles in the street because I don't know everything and I want to find out a little bit more. I do find that religion is one of those subjects, though, where the authorities just tend to let the Christians get picked on. They'd never let the Jews get picked on. They let the Muslims get away with blue murder.

And that, unfortunately, is the way this country is. And I'm saying that as an atheist. You know, I think that if you're going to have tolerance for one, you should have tolerance for all. And I feel sorry for you, Bob. I really do. Keziah, what's your advice to young Bob? How should he deal with this, given he now believes,

and I think the evidence backs it up, Kezia. I really do. because I've followed this young Bob story too from the start. I believe he is being targeted now. What is your advice to him? I can't give advice to him because young Bob is governed by his faith. That is what motivates him. And he will, whatever the advice he's given, no matter how wise it is,

he will follow his faith. And good luck to him. Good luck to him. I like young Bob. I've met him in person. He's been on my show. I think he's a great guy. We might not agree with everything.

but I always respect somebody who follows their faith and the conviction that they have. I did have one question is, what are these women protesting about? I mean, they have abortion rights, so I'm not quite sure why they're protesting. Do you know the answer to that, Bob? Oh, yeah, right.

So, they would, I mean, obviously, they just don't like the discussion at all. There's always constant mantra that we don't do God in this country, and that means naturally from it, we don't talk about abortion. Now, this goes into a bigger issue, which is we've extended abortion terms up until 24 weeks, and we're potentially talking about assisted dine,

so government sanctioned suicide. So we have all these problems with, okay, initially it was like we're a quietly polite people, if you want to have an abortion, go for it. To now we're going to give state sanction definitions of when people can take their own life. So we're actually overstepping the bounds of this nation. People accuse me of Americanizing British politics.

Well, I would say, it doesn't matter what it looks like, I don't care what you say to me, I don't care what reception you receive to me. Life is sacred and we have to defend it. Breaking today, intense fares grow that Nigel Farage could quit as reform UK leader as the pressure mounts over Channel 4's hit job and the building donation scandal. Now, Farage is trying to convince everyone he's happy.

He's not. I've known Nigel. I've worked with him for a very, very long time. He's not doing okay at the moment. But the sort of official reform UK feed is to say Nigel's back and everything's fine. Not know that it was illegal for foreign firms to donate to UK political. Yeah, it's good. Enjoy the Tory conference.

Over and out, Birmingham, see you next year. But in that interview with the British Bashing Corporation's Laura Coonsberg, Farage, claimed he wasn't even listening during that Channel 4 meeting or the, you know, it wasn't even their meeting, wasn't it was it, it was the meeting with hard left eco-activists. called Donors Watch. Not know that it was illegal for foreign firms to donate to UK political parties. Of course I know that. But were you just not then paying attention? You weren't asking the questions. No, because I was told he was giving it to a UK family trust.

Oh, sorry, a family office that was based on the UK. But he said in your presence, I am not, I am not a compliance officer. I was in the middle of canvassing in the Clackson by-election. I turn up. I frankly wasn't even listening. You weren't listening? I just asked, is it all about? I was just there to come and say hello.

So you weren't listening when you were discussing donations of thousands and thousands of pounds. I was told there was a global family office based in London. So the money could have come from Singapore. The money could have come from all over the world, you know, income could have come from all over the world, into a family office based in London. Dan Duke, so you were then... I know electoral law.

You know, I know donation law better than anybody. Frankly, the two individuals in the individuals in the people, involved here, I've never been involved in fundraising before. And they shouldn't have been involved directly of fundraising. They should have done basic checks. Now, those individuals, James Orr and Dan Dukes, were to have Farage's most senior, most loyal staff. And as Sophie Kekoran wrote, the fact that Farage demands absolute loyalty from everyone, yet refers to his aid, who has worked with him for over a decade as a mayor contractor, shows you everything about that man's character, to be honest. But it was in this interview with Woke ITV's Robert Peston,

that Farage finally admitted what those behind the scenes that Reform UK have been saying for some time. He is genuinely considering his future, in part because of the pressure from his family to quit. Was there a moment where you just thought the price for you personally of carrying on was too much? Well, let's put it like this. You know, it's 34 years since I first stood in a by-election and got involved in politics. And all the way through that, my family have always supported me. Many of them agree with my politics, one or two, take a different view.

But they've always supported me all the way through until this summer. Right. Until this summer. That's very hard. And suddenly... So how did you deal with that? Most of my family say, you know, give it up, walk away. And the impact on them is horrific.

Even last week, another horrific round of debanking. Of people closely related to me. So, you know, I have had. honest, you know, when your own family start to turn on you because of what you do, some very thoughtful moments, very, very thoughtful moments. So how close did you get to? I didn't get that close. I didn't get that close to quitting, but I think that sense of upset and exasperation was there. Of course, a lot of this is about security, and you know, even though I completely disagree with Nigel Farajon, for example, his position on the Danny Tomo, disgusting Patriots Army, I completely

disagree with him on that, where I am completely with him, is that his security is a genuine issue. My friend Anne Whittickham was assassinated, and the mainstream media and the political establishment just want to forget about that. So it did make it particularly shocking that the conference security was so lax allowing this type of thing to happen. So what you're seeing there, right, is hard-lift activists violently clashing with the police, trying to shut down. the Reform UK conference. And you haven't heard a peep in the mainstream media who are obsessed with the completely non-violent Patriots platform led by Danny Tomo. Some of them even got inside the conference. And so you'll say there the obsession from the left and from the mainstream media

is should these Reform UK supporters now face criminal charges, they're really focusing on an old woman pulling at one of the protesters here. So to the superstar panel, young Bob, A.Y Audits, Charlie Sanson, and Reform UK's Keziah Noble, who was at that event, Hobnobbing, with Nigel Farage, champagne and barren hand, Keziah, you're going to give us the gossip on that in just one moment. But first, can we talk about these protesters who were in at the event,

Keziah? Do you think they should face criminal charges, or do you agree with senior figures in your party like Robert Jenrick, who have dismissed this over the weekend saying boo-hoo, boo-hoo! They came in, they invaded your event. If they had to deal with a little bit of a roughing up on the way out, so be it. I'd like to think that, you know, we need to find different solutions other than violence. Look, you know, it was an old man, it was an old lady, and they're probably like all of us who have had,

enough. We have had enough of years and years of the same old thing with Labor and Conservative. We feel like we're getting somewhere with reform and then we get these protesters come along. I think that personally I would have just stayed away and let the security officers do their job. But again, you know, there's a bomb and it's been ticking for about 20 years now. And guess what? It's going off. I've been saying this for years and years. What do you mean? People are frustrated. People are angry. because we've watched our country be what I believe now systematically destroyed.

So you're going to get people those two old age pensioners. Do you really think that they're violent people? Like, you know, if this was like 20 years ago, they would have reacted like that? Okay, I get that. But why then did Nigel Farage deride the people's army, Danny Tomo's People's Army, the Patriot Platform, as disgusting and sinister? And they were not violent at all, Kizir. They were not violent at all.

They may have had balaclavas on. They were not violent. So he's calling them disgusting, but not the people inside the Reform UK conference who were violent. Two points to answer that. First of all, the optics did look menacing. I've said that. You know, when the free Palestine mob do it, it looks intimidating. When they do, it looks intimidating.

Obviously, I am much more in line with the messaging from the Patriots than the Free Palestine mob. However, if you are somebody who is potentially going to come. into government, you can't just sit there and go, yes, this is brilliant. Go ahead and do it. Because you're going to be under scrutiny of the mainstream media. He's already under scrutiny more than any other politician in Britain. He's under scrutiny for everything he says, everything he does. So he can't just turn around and say, yep, we give reform gives this the thumbs up. But again, what's really important here is that someone like me who's been speaking out about immigration, I'm a hardliner. I am a hardline reformer. Okay. And there's reform reformers. There's the other

ones, but I'm a reform reformer. Now, I've passed two sets of vetting and really, really very intense, like very, they've looked at all my social media posts. If I was saying something that reform really didn't agree with, I wouldn't have passed vetting. So although the MPs have to, you know, tow the line to a certain point, they know that. that us are the members, a lot of the councillors, a lot of the supporters. Yeah, you're cut in control. You can't say what you really think

or you'll be booted from the party. I mean, I don't view that as a boast, you see. But, okay, can I just ask about Nigel Farage? You were there drinking with him. You had, I think, wine in your hand. He had a pint. Is he really happy, Keziah, because he's, by all accounts,

and I mean, this is now even Jason Groves, the political editor of the Daily Mail reporting, this. He is seriously considering his future and whether he is really in this, whether he really has the heart to do this. He has a lot of heart. And those two days I was there, I don't think there's any other politician that works as hard as him. He, he, it's relentless. He's, he's, it was non-stop, non-stop. And then, you know, all the death threats he must be getting. I mean, I couldn't do that job. I wouldn't want that job at all.

Well, it doesn't look like he does either, is what I'm saying. When I spoke to him, he seemed very positive. You know, genuinely, I mean that. He didn't even seem exhausted or tired. He just kept going, kept going. Look, I've said this before, Dan. I say it again. This is our last chance.

Please can the right, just unite, get reform in, and let's just make this country, just fix this country once in. Charlie, what do you mean? make of that? Well, I'm always happy when I've got a pint in my hand too, so that might be why he was smiling, Keziah, but... And when you've got Keziah nearby? Of course, yeah, I'm yet to meet Keziah, actually. We've not actually met before, but I'd love to. When it comes to Nigel, he was my political idol. So I know that when you started the show, Kezi, you said that everyone

here is probably anti-reform. I wasn't initially. But when it comes to what he said by saying that his family pressures are getting to him and, you know, the exasperation of his family, I have a prediction that he might leave reform or leave his position by the end of the year, because I know you're shaking your head, but I don't hear would be prime ministers ever saying things like this in interviews. I've never heard anyone say, yeah, but my family don't like it, because he isn't prime minister yet, and how many times have we seen a prime minister the cry when leaving Downey Street with their family every single time. And I think that whilst I would like Nigel to get back on the right track, and I'm sure that you believe he is, I don't. And I think

that he needs to be stronger. It needs to be firmer and understand what people actually expect of a right-wing politician, not just trying to play up to his mates in the media, which I know is difficult to do, because I've been around those types of people as well, but I just think that last night is a perfect example of what I'm trying to express to you. Kesea, because he was sort of against Danny Tomo's Patriot Army. Now he's had to release a video today, sort of you turning because there was a backlash, but his initial sense was just to attack them. I believe that was because of the association with Tommy Robinson.

He just hates anything connected to Tommy. We've got to get reforming. Again, I just want to make this point. Look, I passed vetting. I've said some really, you know, strong stuff about immigrants. on my platforms and I have a lot of followers. They are allowing people like me through because, you know, I wouldn't probably be able to get into the Labor Party betting,

you know, past their vetting, some of my views. So there's a lot of people who are like me who are hardliners who are part of reform and they're letting us through because they understand that a lot of people who vote reform also think more... Yeah, there's a battle within the party, definitely. Like me, than more, let's say, liberal, Okay, let's get to Young Bob and AY Audits. Young Bob, pro-Nigil, anti-Nigil.

Where are you at? Well, I come from a generation where my exposure to Nigel Farage would predominantly be on like TikTok where you're seeing as a based right-wing figure. But now what I'm seeing, and we all get this as right-wing pundits on occasions. Sometimes the threats get too much and we have calls with our family.

I've had occasions where my family have called me sobbing saying, please stop doing this, you're going to get yourself killed. However, I don't use that. And in fact, the only time when politicians or people on the internet use that is when they're about to leave. Now, notice when Kirstarmer was about to leave, he was using that, you know, spending more time with his boys.

That's what he keep going on about when he was about to leave, which shows to me that he's going to use this as an excuse. It might be a quite valid excuse, but it's only a valid excuse if you don't have the leadership skills to actually be the government in waiting. I think this is going to really weigh them down. I also think the establishment probably has more hit pieces up their sleeve. They're going to anticipate that he's probably going to leave soon because they're not going to try to schedule a hit piece every other month until 29.

They're going to think, well, it's probably going to be gone by a year, or there's probably going to be an election at a point where reform are so low in the polls. So I don't think it looks so great. But it comes to... Former low in the polls? Yeah, absolutely. Well, where I live, everyone I speak, votes reform.

No, they're not. But that's anecdotal. Like everyone I know is, there's been a massive silence of the polls, Kizier, I mean, you can't deny that. I don't trust individual polling, right? And I certainly don't trust a lot of the polls

because they don't prompt for restore Britain. But, but yeah, there's been a big tip. But the interesting point there for me, Kesea, from young Bob. Sorry, no, no, no, no. This is really important. But I don't know a single reform vote who says, you know, I think I'm going to go back

to the conservatives. I think I'm going to vote for a store now. Yeah, but that's the base. It's anecdotal. fine, it's anecdotal, but just to go to your point, he's not leaving because obviously I know a lot of people in reform. I wouldn't say, I'm not going to say inner circle, but I'm going to say Oh, you are. You're right in the inner circle. Come on. You can say that. He's not going anywhere. He's not going to be a very... Did you predict that he was going to stand down as MP for Clapton?

Did you predict that? No, but he... Okay, so then your predictions of Roger Farage's character is not consistent at all then, is it? Because If he's willing to leave and have a sham by-election, which did not do at all what he was about to achieve, then I think he's probably a man to do the blunder of, let me leave reform. I'm not benefiting anything financially or socially from this.

And hopefully it may increase the polls because the electorate think that Nigra forage is sleazy, where they thought that Donald Trump was cocky, people in Britain think he's sleazy whenever you try to get. If you were at that conference, it was definitely not the case. I want to ask a Y audit. I want to bring AY Audits in. A.Y. Audits.

Are you pro Farage guy, anti-Faraj guy? Where do you stand on him? Well, at the beginning, I was a little bit pro reform. But then obviously, as time goes on, and I think you said it perfectly well a little while ago, he kind of says things. He's a people pleaser. He says things what he can say,

like when you said about the, he can't come out and give the Patriot platform the thumbs up. Yes, guys. Well, why not? Like, you've seen two protests over the last couple of days. Zero arrests. No clashes with the police. Where you see the left side doing what they're doing,

clashing with a police, fighting with a police, etc. Which MPs turned up in Port Smith and Dover. I didn't see any restore MPs. In the middle of the night? In the middle of the night. But as what young Bob... I saw... No, I saw Zee Yusif and I saw Suella Bravman, okay?

So, that's been a great. Okay, I actually just want to, in answer to your question, Kesea, I just want to read something because I've seen this argument made a lot. Lee Anderson actually posted this. He wrote, great to see Reform Party top brass out in Portsmouth. Meanwhile, the other parties are just tweeting about it makes you wonder, doesn't it? But then Basil the Great added, actually, Rupert low filed a motion in Parliament today to legally protect these protesters and their rights and law while your party is doing damage limitation for calling them disgusting and wanting them arrested. Are you going to sign the motion or just tweet about it? And I do think it's an interesting point. I think Nigel knows that was a huge mistake. He was egged on by Christopher Hope in that GB News interview,

but it was a huge mistake. But look, do stand by because there is another aspect to this story that I want to get into. Zia Yusuf, determined. Zia Yusuf, very determined to become Britain's first Muslim Prime Minister, as he prepares for a possible Reform UK leadership election within months. And Eustace's ambition to overtake Nigel as leader, not a secret to Montgomery, who was recently suspended from reform and it is an enemy of Yusuf, brought it to the MSM's attention. And so, indeed, during that woke ITV interview with Robert Peston, Farage didn't deny. Yusuf has leadership ambitions. Watch this.

A lot of people have seen your colleague Zia, Yusuf as somewhat grandstanding, making it clear that he'd rather like your job. Do you want to send a message to him? Do you know what? He's not the first in politics, is he? He's not the first in politics to have ambition. By the way, he's a very, very talented communicator. Yeah, but you're just saying this is not his time. Is that what you're saying?

If these thousands of people out there would prefer Zia or someone else to me, do you know what? I'd recognise it. But Eusef's faith is a huge issue to many of us. Lawrence Fox posting renounce the death cult or walk away from any pretensions of public office. Islam has no place in Britain's ear, Yusuf, none under no circumstances ever. Jonathan Wong, the independent journalist writing reform is a Trojan horse to install the first Muslim Prime Minister of Britain. I warned you, with Jennifer Curie, adding, I've been told this as well. Father Calvin Robinson weighing in two.

Imagine that. Britain's first Mohammedan Prime Minister could come from the right in his foot right and inverted commas of British policy. when the right produces the same results as the left, why even bother? But Yusuf is clever, right? Because what he is trying to do is appear as the most hard right figure. And by the way, I say that as a positive thing. Like the mainstream media say that it's a negative thing, I said it as a positive thing. The most hard right figure within Reform UK, even going for the Somali woman, who is set to run in Sli-Stra-Starmes-Ole.

Here's a discussion about it on GV News. He presented you as a racist clown over the comments you made about the Labour candidate for that Holbin and some pancreas. Would you like to respond to that? Are you a racist clown? Well, I think that accusation is absurd on its face. Look, that personality is as somebody who basically click farms, right? That's kind of what he does.

My tweet never mentioned race, but I stand by everything I said, because we need to be able to have serious discussions about this. this. I'm not going to descend into that, you know, sort of playground insult stuff. But it's an important discussion to be had because we've got, from what I can tell, more foreign-born MPs in the House of Commons now than any time in modern British history. And we are a country that's been overwhelmed by mass immigration, more foreign nationals in Britain than there's ever been, and many of them come from countries which have very specific cultures that are different to ours. And let's be specific. Let's take for example, I'll give you an example

of the Pakistani heritage MPs who got together and then lobbied the Pakistani government recently about an airport in Mipur. What's that got to do with the interests of their constituents and the people in Britain? Okay, so this is what Piers Morgan said, okay, and it was in response to Zia Yusuf posting the frontrunner being foist on the people of Holborn by Labour to replace the former Prime Minister Kirstama and our parliament was born in Somalia. And he then asked the question, do you understand what's happening? Morgan responded so disgusting. You're the son of Sri Lankan Muslim immigrants to the UK, you racist clown. But Yusuf said he would not be bullied by Piers Morgan.

And I am not someone who's going to be bullied or tone police by Piers Morgan or anybody else. You know, he decided to try, you know, he invoked my religion, he invoked my parents. I mean, you know, whatever. That's kind of his business model, right? That's what he does these days. But I'm in front-line politics because I believe in things. And if we are unable and unwilling to have serious discussions, about some of these concerns, which, by the way, I am simply espousing the concerns of millions of people in this country about these matters.

Then this country's decline is going to accelerate. That's not something I'm willing to accept. And look, this is an interesting one, because, I mean, this is the woman who Labor wants to replace slippery star. At the same time, lots of us are thinking, well, Yusuf, you believe that you have a right to be prime minister, even though you are Muslim. And as I have said very clearly on this show before, my belief is that Zia Yusuf is practicing Takia because he won't even answer questions about his Muslim faith. There are lots of haters, though, within Reform UK, one of the party's ex-tories, Nadine Dories,

has been willing to describe Yusuf as nasty over the tweet in a damning interview with Kathy Newman on Times Radio of all places. It was a nasty tweet. Zia Yusuf is a brilliant man, and he's a genius actually and he's an incredible communicator I wish he closed down his Twitter account

he's a brilliant man in your words but he's also a nasty man I don't think it was a very nice tweet and I think he's he's tweeted something about me just recently which wasn't very pleasant I think Zia's got a problem with Twitter and someone needs to take his phone off him has he got a problem with anger management he said something recently no I don't think he gets angry he said recently right honourables the most dishonourable people I've met Well, you know, I think I'm one of the few right honourables he's met.

Does he need to leave the party down, see it, you see it? No, because as I've said, he is, he's a genius, but he's a bit of a crazy genius, I think. He's a lot of a genius and amazing communicator, but I just wish he'd get off Twitter, and I wish someone to take his phone off him. Is he bringing the party into disrepute? No, I don't think he's brought it into disrepute, but he's definitely got a problem with Twitter. When asked about whether Nigel was losing patience with Yusuf, Dory's didn't deny it. Is Nigel losing patience with him?

Do you remember? Just a couple of days. I don't remember. I don't remember what he tweeted then. It was again. He tweets quite a lot. His tweets dominated the run-up to the few days before the election. I wish I could remember what it was.

Is Nigel losing patience with him, though? I think Nigel accepts here, like we all do, for the brilliant communicator and utter genius that he is. And I think the problem with geniuses is that, I mean, He is, his brain's too big for his head, you know. I think the problem with geniuses is that they're sometimes slightly different and do things slightly differently. And I think the way Zia does things slightly differently can be problematic for the party

sometimes. We just need to take his own off him. It'll be fine. Well, so full on civil war within Reform UK. Let's get to our superstar panel, Young Bob, AY Audits, Charlie Sansom and Keziya Noble of Reform UK. So, Keziah, do you really want to be the party that delivers Britain the first Muslim prime minister, which is where this is heading? I'd like to be part of the party that delivers the best prime minister. And Zia Yusuf, for me, he puts the country before his religion.

Dan, you can't keep saying that every Muslim's using Tequia. He can't keep going back there. Well, I can if they are. It is a thing. No, Tekees are. The key is a thing. Okay, what do you know about Zia Euse's faith, Kesea? What do you know about it?

I do know some things, but I cannot say. Well, tell me. I can't. Why? Because they're very personal. But he puts his country first. Well, he is a practicing Muslim, though, isn't he? Don't think so.

Don't think so. Well, why does he not convert to Christianity if he wants to be the prime minister of a Christian country? I'm not going to comment on people's personal faith. There's a lot of people. not think it's important when he wants to be prime minister? Israeli was a Jew and he became and then he converted to become prime minister. He was a good prime minister. Look, Zia Yusuf have to convert if he wants to become prime minister. Well, did anyone say Bishishishishanak had to convert? Well, personally, I think he should have. I mean, I was, I was never, I was never, trust me,

I never supported Rishi Sunak. Oh, me neither. Awful. But Kirstama was an atheist. He didn't even believe in God. Totally different question. totally different question though given the Islamist takeover of our country it really is it really is and and and I do not think you can compare okay Dan is there anything that he's tweeted forget your personal grievances with him and what he you know the argument between him and rupert is there anything that he tweets that you don't agree with because I certainly agree with like 100% of it I think it's brilliant totally agree with you totally agree with you very little but this is the problem, Kizier, I don't trust the man as far as I can throw him. He reported

Rupert Lowe to the police for hurty words. He will not talk about his Muslim faith. He will not talk about his personal life. Two sides to every story. And you know, I don't talk about my personal faith either. And you know, Tony Bledon talked about his personal faith. But you don't use it. Young Bob. The thing is, the man's a walking contradiction. You can't say that different ethnic groups have any good preference. And that's why we should have the discussion of why we can't stand foreign-born candidates, but you can't, but simultaneously, you're the parents of foreign-born migrants. The problem is, is that he is using right-wing talking points on Twitter, not converting it to actually lobbying policy within reform, and then it's secretly just a raving liberal,

because he's talking about identity politics. Have you looked at the policies of reform? Have you seen about what they're going to do? Have they advanced the discourse on non-British people? Have they advanced the discourse of non-British people standing in elections? But you've just said that he's not changing policy as a result of what he's saying, but I'm telling you he is. Has he advanced the discourse in policy

of outstanding non-British candidates in Parliament? Because Restore are the only ones that are doing that. And if he's talking about it, that's just smoke and mirrors. Like Lee Anderson said, he's just tweeting about it. He's being a hypocrite. And he's literally the product of that form of migration that he's talking about. So he's not just tweeting.

he was at Portsmouth, he was at Dover, Portsmouth today. I can show up to any protests and show my lovely face. Doesn't mean I'm actually doing anything. Well, you're not really as high up as Zia Yusuf. Is he advancing the discourse surrounding standing on British candidates? Can I just make one point, okay? You've had a lot of threats, haven't you, from people who don't like you? Your life is, you know, just imagine.

Just imagine what he's going through. as someone who's a Muslim saying bad stuff about, you know, certain people in the Muslim community. When you have a threat from the Muslim community, they will always go for the... Do you know how many ex-Muslims I know? People who aren't even standing to be part of political parties who just do it on the internet,

critiquing Islam and they face fatwas and death threats. Don't give me the whole, oh, I'm scared for my life. These people are standing for established right-wing political parties. I've seen people on Twitter do more than what Zia Yusuf's doing with. when it comes to advancing the discourse of right-wing politics. Those speak to Muslims who really do speak out and who are not just people on Twitter, who are actually high-profile people,

who say things about other Muslims, and you should see the kind of death threats. They get real death threats. Yeah, and Ziyah Yusuf doesn't do that. I know people who do and have their life threatened. Well, that's the point. He's just talking about standing, non-British candidate to how that's a bad thing,

but it's not advancing it in terms of actual policies. If they actually cared about it, He would be vocal about it. You're right. We do not have a policy that says somebody that is not. So your policy... But why tweet about it? Why tweet about it?

But he's... You don't think that if he was in charge that this country would be so much better. You honestly think it would be exactly the way. I think absolutely Zee Yusuf is to the right of the reform party. However, it's smoke and mirrors, right? He doesn't want to convert into actual policy. And he's paradoxical because he talks about in group preference,

but is the product of in group preference. He's just a hyper-liberal using right-wing talking points. because you can be seen as this base guy on TikTok. Have you seen the amount of failed TikTok edits of Reform UK candidates? It's clearly a charade. He's doing this and he's having all these death threats probably for Muslim groups. So he can be a star on TikTok. AY audits?

What do you think? No, I can't hear this, honestly. I personally think if Nigel Vavar actually resigns from reform, I think it's done anyway. Yeah, I think reform would be no more. I don't think the Gage's got any chance of ever being Prime Minister, to be honest with you. What do you reckon, Charlie, is there anyone who could take over Reform UK and actually get it into government? Not from my perspective.

You know, Kesea inadvertently made the point about Islamoscepticism without realizing it. I'm not sure if I've got that right. But you said that people who criticise Islam, you should see the threats they get. And that's why people are quite concerned about having it. Muslims who, sorry, just to, yes, everyone does, but Muslims who criticise their own faith, they get more threats. That's what I'm saying. They're more serious threats. Yeah, but see, that's the problem that people have, because if you do have somebody at the top of British politics, you cannot criticize a certain group of people through fear of death, then the system is working.

And it's favourable to a certain sector of society. But, I mean, I haven't, I haven't heard a much. speak about the Muslim position on gay people, cares here on women. I just, I want to speak to more about it. I want to understand more, but there seems to be this total blackout. Because the Muslim position on gay people is the same as Young Bob's position on gay people and the same as Jewish people. But Young Bob will have a conversation about it.

Yeah, I'm more than happy to say that homosexuality, you could not have a sacrament of marriage, right? Jews and the Muslims agree with him on that. And the thing is, but I'll do what I'll ask. Christian fanatics. Do you want to push me off the top of a building, young Bob? Absolutely not. I'd prefer you to not be in that particular sin, more than happy to say it. However, you're doing fantastic work on the right wing. And if anyone calls for anything but what I've just said, they're fanatical and they should be condemned.

I mean, Keziah, that's the point. Zia Yusuf won't have that conversation. Father Calvin Robinson is a regular on this show every single week. I can have it out with him over his religious positions, which maybe some people will say makes him incompatible with being friends with a gay man. Not actually true, by the way, because we are friends. But the point is, Zia Yusuf will not have that conversation. And that's why you get this growing suspicion that he is practicing some type of sense of Takia. But look, this argument will continue. Do stand by.

We are about to reveal the greatest Britain and Union Jack. today. But first, I just want to come to your superchats. That's brilliant today. Thank you so much. 14. Barbers says reform is not voting for. Vote restore. Films and gaming. Says Reform UK and the Tories are exactly the same. Chaos UK 26. Number one says, Dan, I feel this is awakening. If you're a Christian, it's time to fill our churches.

We do it at Christmas. Why have we forgotten that being a Christian isn't one day a year? Stephen Walkley says unite the right, reject the wrong. And just so brilliant, all of your feedback today. But got to get to the union jackass nominees. Keziah went for Mike Tapp, the Labour MP for calling protesters at the weekend idiots and to get a job. Charlie went for Richard Tice for condemning the protesters in Dover. And Young Bob went for Dame Sarah Mullally for the whole St. Paul's Cathedral scandal

involving bringing raves to the historic place of worship. I want to cover this on the show tomorrow. Actually, it was just such a busy day in the news today. In third position, Sarah Malawi with 23% of the vote. The runner up with 25% is Mike Tap. So the winner. Oh my goodness, Keziah. You're not going to be happy.

Charlie's the winner. But 52% of people, Kezi, are saying it's Richard Tice. Richard Tice is the worst Britain in the world today. And that Keziah shows why you have a big problem on the right. No. Reform has a big problem on the right. Your audience are massively pro-restore. Your audience are massively pro-restore, Dan.

And you know what? Do you don't think my audience are patriots who you should be wanting to vote for Reform UK? I didn't say that. I said they're pro-restore. and I think that they really don't like reform a lot of them. And that's, by the way, Dan, thank you so much for having me on to represent the voice. I love having you on, Keziah. And that is my point.

And I will always say, by the way, to the audience, no, I want to have brilliant Reform UK representatives on this show. Because actually, the only way that there's going to be any type of potential reunion in the future is if we're able to have these discussions, have it out. That's important. But do so respectfully. And I really think we've done that today, actually. But, AY Audits, I want to give the final word to you. You are going to nominate today's Greatest Britain. Who have you gone for?

A bit of a tough one, and it's between two, really. But I'll say this man, Danny Tomo. Who was your other option? Who was your other option? It was joy in the canoe. Oh, yes. Oh, she was so good. But yeah, I guess that's sort of connected, sort of connected.

Yeah. I just think what he's done in these last. couple of days has just been, yeah, it's just been amazing, Dan, you know, and I think not just him, but all of the Patriot platform should give themselves a pat on the back, you know, and look forward to the next one, I suppose. Indeed, well, look, I want to thank you all for your brilliant work. AY Audits provided the most amazing coverage of what was going on and Dover on Saturday. I was completely hooked to it. You didn't get the truth from the mainstream media. you got it from the brilliant independent citizen journalists, reporters, auditors,

Wesley Winter was brilliant last night. Oh gosh, who else was I watching? I feel bad I want to make sure. Oh, UK Splush was brilliant. I just want to make sure I'm shouting out everyone who was doing that brilliant on the ground work. But A.Y audits, make sure you follow him. Obviously on X on YouTube everywhere. Young Bob, you know where you can find Young Bob for his brilliant activism.

Kezi and Noble from Reform UK, who also has a stomping. YouTube channel, which you can subscribe to. And I want to wish Charlie Sansom all the best of luck. He is launching his brand new show tonight, the Charlie Sanson show on YouTube at 9 p.m. Just Google or look in the YouTube search bar. Type Charlie Sanson. I'm going to be watching. Well, I've got dinner tonight, actually, Charlie, but I'm going to be watching on delay, but I will be watching on my way home. And good luck for the show. Can't wait to see it. Thank you all for being here today. There is huge breaking royal news today, though. King Charles has just spoken out about Prince Harry and Megan Markle's return to the United Kingdom.

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