Dan Wootton Outspoken - STARMER MUST GO AFTER ADMITTING HE KNEW ABOUT MANDELSON & EPSTEIN AS MSM CALLED OUT FOR LIES

Episode Date: February 4, 2026

BREAKING RIGHT NOW: Slippery Starmer must go as he admits in a car crash PMQs appearance that security services TOLD HIM that Peter Mandelson was still in contact with Epstein after his conviction and... yet he still made him the US ambassador. The Westminster elite and the media elite all knew that this man was a cretinous crook neck deep in the most despicable behaviour – thick as thieves and best friends with the convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein. But they didn’t care. Because they look after themselves at any cost. Because they are sexual deviants who lust after children, just like Huw Edwards did, but believe their position provides them total protection. Dan is sick of it and will call out the fakes in the MSM who allowed this to go on in his Digest. In further proof our leaders despise us, a Labour Minister has admitted that she hasn’t heard of Rhiannon Skye Whyte, the 27-year-old mother was savagely murdered with a screwdriver by a Sudanese illegal, while the MSM revoltingly ignore Rupert Lowe’s Rape Gang Inquiry. We'll feature analysis on this from the Superstar Panel: Father Calvin Robinson – co-host of Reclaim the Media’s Fox and Father, Hanna Kirkpatrick – the woman behind Hanna’s World, and the UK’s most famous political prisoner Lucy Connolly. And Lucy will exclusively reveal the shocking findings of her investigations to prove that Slippery Starmer’s government were behind her persecution for sending a post that she deleted within hours on the day of the Southport Massacre. PLUS: Reform UK continues to egregiously lie about Tommy Robinson on the British Bashing Corporation. AND: Lucy Letby gets another high profile backer as the Netflix documentary about her case causes increased controversy. THEN IN THE UNCANCELLED AFTERSHOW: Prince Harry’s team is accused of making a “death threat” as the Duke’s bombshell court case against the Daily Mail gets dirtier by the day and Andrew is booted early from Royal Lodge in Windsor as the King finally has enough. All the royal latest with YouTube sensation P-Dina. 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

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Starting point is 00:00:53 19 plus, Ontario only. If you have questions or concerns about your gambling or the gambling of someone close to you, please go to conicsonterio.ca. No spend, no bias, no censorship. I'm Dan Wooden. This is outspoken episode number 418. And breaking right now, Slippery Stama simply must go. As he admits in a car crash PMQ's appearance that security services told him that Mandelson was still in contact with Epstein after his conviction, and yet he still made him the ambassador to the USA. I am asking the Prime Minister something very specific, not about the generalities of the full extent.
Starting point is 00:01:36 Can the Prime Minister tell us, did the official security vetting he received mention Mandelson's ongoing relationship with the paedophile Jeffrey Epstein? Prime Minister? Yes, it did. But let's be honest here. The Westminster elite, the media elite, they all. they all knew that this man was a cretinous crook, nept deep in the most despicable behavior, thick as thieves. Best friends were the convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein, but they didn't care.
Starting point is 00:02:09 And they didn't care because they look after themselves at any cost, because they are sexual deviance who lust after children, just like Hugh Edwards did, but believe that their positions provide them total protection. And I am sick of it. So today I will call out the fakes. in the MSM who have allowed all of this to go on. People who brief often get quite good write-ups in newspapers, and, you know, let's face it, on some broadcast outlets too,
Starting point is 00:02:43 and get a bit of protection for doing so, because they're great sources. Not about Kirstama. He's a nasty little piece of word. He is a wrongan. He's a proven liar. He was best made for the paedophile. He thought that was okay.
Starting point is 00:02:56 He didn't believe the girl who'd been solicited for prostitution. and you're happy to be mates with him. Doesn't it make you wonder at least about the possibility of a KGB operation big enough to ensnare former presidents and prime ministers and the leaders of some of the world's most powerful companies? Why was Mandelson seemingly on the side of the billionaire paedophile and not on the side of his own country when he was working in government? Because of people like you, Emily Maitliss, who covered up for him for years.
Starting point is 00:03:28 Do you know what? I know she's joking, but I'm starting to think Katie Hopkins is right. I suggest we get everybody who's ever been to Epstein's island and we put them back on the island, probably flying them there with easy jet or Ryanair, and then we drop a nuclear bomb on the island, including Stephen Hawking's wheelchair. In further proof, our leaders despise us.
Starting point is 00:03:52 A Labour minister has admitted on live TV that she hasn't heard of Riannon, The 27-year-old mother, who was savagely murdered with a screwdriver by a Sudanese illegal, while the MSM continued to revoltingly ignore Rupert Lowe's rape gang inquiry. The person that murdered Rianan was sentenced to life in prison just on Friday. It was a horrific incident. It's been in all the newspapers. She was murdered by an illegal migrant.
Starting point is 00:04:25 I'm sorry. I'm not aware of the... What you said was I'm not aware of... What you said was I'm not aware of the contact directly with the government. We should have no contact. They told me to stop reporting my daughter missing. She's 14 still because it's screwing up their figures. So goodness gracious me, we have a lot to get into today with my superstar panel.
Starting point is 00:04:50 Father Calvin Robinson co-host of Reclaim the Media's Fox and Father. Hannah Kirkpatrick, the woman behind Hannah's World. is an independent journalist and the UK's most famous political prisoner, now one of our most famous people on X as well, Lucy Connolly. And Lucy will also today reveal the shocking findings of her investigations that prove Slippri Starmer's government were behind her prosecution and her persecution for sending a post that she deleted within hours on the day of the Southport massacre.
Starting point is 00:05:24 Also coming up on the show, Reform UK continues to egregiously, about Tommy Robinson on the British Bashing Corporation. Why? What are they getting out of this? And Lucy Let Be gets another high-profile backer as the Netflix documentary about her case causes increased controversy. Then in the Royal Uncanceled After Show over on Substack, Prince Harry's team is accused of making a death threat as the Duke's bombshell court case against the Daily Mail gets dirtier by the day and Andrews booted early from Royal Lodge and Windsor as the King has finally had enough. So we're going to get into all of the royal stuff over on Substack with Royal YouTube Sensation P-Diner. That's at www. outspoken.life. By the way, thank you so much for the
Starting point is 00:06:09 Superchat 14 Barber who has said, I'm praying you do not swear in front of Father Calvin today. Oh my goodness, I know. I really hope I don't. And by the way, people who send Superchats now or join Outspoken Plus during the course of the show, you will see your names hopefully pop up live on screen. For our Union Jackass today, the worst Britain in the world too, our superstar panel are going head to head. So you get to back one of them today. Here are their nominees. Hannah Kirkpatrick has gone for Adam Bolton after his appearance on Talk TV with Julia Hartley Brewer today for repeatedly failing to challenge power and his inability to disavow his mate Mandelson. Hannah says journalism should interrogate authority, not protect. It's because of people like him that trust in the
Starting point is 00:06:56 media has collapsed. Lucy Connolly's nominee is Morgan McSweeney, who actually runs number 10, is the puppet master and was involved and is good friends with Mandy and advocated for his ambassador role in the US. He was also a director of Hope, not Hate, until he resigned his role in 2020 to join Stama. He is also pro-Ramein due to being Irish. And Scarlett Maguire, nominated by Father Calvin Robinson for her ludicrous comments on Muslims not liking dogs in the countryside. So get votes. in the live chat now, whose choice are you going to go for? We will reveal the winner and our greatest Britain, of course, as well, at the end of today's show. But now, let's go. Okay, so you all know
Starting point is 00:07:41 that for my sins, I worked in the crooked and corrupt British mainstream media for 30 years, for three decades. But I promised you today, not once did I have a phone call with pedophile enabler national traitor Peter Mandelson. I never phoned him. I never met him. I didn't party with him. I didn't rely on him for stories. I certainly didn't fucking trust him. The Westminster elite and the media elite all knew. All knew that this man was a cretinous crook, neck deep in the most despicable behavior, thick as thieves and best friends with the convicted paedophile, Jeffrey Epstein. But they didn't care. And they didn't care because they look after themselves at any cost because they are, in part, sexual deviance who lust after
Starting point is 00:08:33 children, just like Hugh Edwards did, but believe their positions provide them total protection. It is sick and I am sick of it. And it's especially difficult for me to stomach given I was cancelled from the same MSM because I was challenging the narrative because of totally false allegations designed to silence me. Well, thankfully they failed on that front. But the irony of men like Mandelson and Edwards and Andrew Pearce and Nick Brown still being shielded is truly sickening. And Andrew Mountbatten Windsor too. I mean, I am a monarchist. I'm a royalist. You all know that. But I do not believe criminal activity within the House of Windsor should be protected. Go through the process, Andrew, and clear your name.
Starting point is 00:09:25 just like I did, sir. However, what is most sickening today and most important today is that we have a treacherous Prime Minister still in his job, despite the fact he appointed this paedophile enabler national traitor Peter Mandelson to the most important position diplomatically for our shamed United Kingdom. Did he know that Mandelson had continued his friendship with Epstein after the conviction? He says if he knew then what he knows now, but he did know. In January 2024, a journalist from the Financial Times informed the Prime Minister that Mandelson had stayed in Epstein's house even after that conviction for child prostitution.
Starting point is 00:10:14 So did the Prime Minister conveniently forget this fact, or did he decide it was a risk worth taking? Mr Speaker, as the House would expect, we went through a process. There was a due diligence exercise, and then there was security vetting by the security services. What was not known was the sheer depth and extent of the relationship. He lied about it. that to everyone for years. He had a relationship with the world's most prolific, pedophile and child sex trafficker.
Starting point is 00:11:01 You knew about it, Stama, and you still appointed him. That is all that matters you need to go. You are a disgrace, you are a shame on our country. But it got worse, much worse, actually, because during this laser-sharp courtroom-like grilling from Kemi Badenok, who did a very good job, Stimer admitted that security services told him that Mandelson was still in contact with Epstein after his conviction, and yet he still made him the US ambassador. I am asking the Prime Minister something very specific, not about the generalities of the full extent.
Starting point is 00:11:41 Can the Prime Minister tell us, did the official security vetting he received mention Mandelson's ongoing relationship with the paedophile, Jeffelius? Mr. Epstein. Prime Minister? Yes, it did. As a result, various questions were put to him. I intend to disclose to this House, all of the national security, prejudice to international relations on one side. I want to make sure this House sees the full documentation, so it will see for itself the
Starting point is 00:12:18 The extent to which, the extent to which time and time again, Mandelson completely misrepresented the extent of his relationship with Epstein and lied throughout the process, including in response to the due diligence. Enough, enough, enough, he knew. They all knew. We need a revolution. The elite class must never be trusted again. They must be thrust out.
Starting point is 00:12:46 And some of them must be convicted. I mean, the emails are amongst the worst I've ever seen. Mandelson, of course, has now been investigated for handing over state secrets, and that is so shocking. But it's some of the day-to-day language, which I think is most grim. So when Epstein was just released from jail, after serving only 13 months for soliciting a minor, Epstein replied to a message from Mandelson asking him, how is freedom feeling? by writing, she feels fresh, firm, and creamy. Now remember Mandelson, who claims he knew nothing about Epstein's paedophilic ways,
Starting point is 00:13:30 responded with just two words, naughty boy. He had earlier said he would celebrate his release with grace and modesty. That's Epstein, those are the names of two strippers, prompting Mandelson to reply, from now on, grace and modesty, should be discovered in London. Just revolting. And now we see the mainstream media, knowing they are on the ropes,
Starting point is 00:14:00 question the indignity of a corrupted relationship with Epstein and with Mandelson that has lasted for over four decades. Watch this from Sly News. Sam, can I ask you a slightly big picture question? Because honestly, this is something that I've been slightly wrestling with over the last kind of 24 hours or so. And it is how Lord Mandelson has been treated by politicians, right, allowing him to come back multiple times,
Starting point is 00:14:26 but also by the media. He's friends with a lot of people in the media. Let's be completely honest. We've had this Times article where he has, you know, got these magazine-style pictures. He's given the case for the defence. Is there, I guess, people who might look at this and feel, we've all got a bit too close to him.
Starting point is 00:14:44 He's part of the inner circle. He's part of the elite. Do they have a point? Yes. There's a thing in journalism. There's a thing in political journalism, and it's a bad thing. People who leak, people who speak out of turn, people who brief often get quite good write-ups in newspapers. And, you know, let's face it, on some broadcast outlets too, and get a bit of protection for doing so, because they're great sources. I'm sorry, that's not good enough. Well, there's paedophile. enabler who was leaking state secrets gets positive coverage because he gave you stories. It's not good enough, sly news. Your enabling of these scumbags has been a big part of the destruction of our country. You were net deep in this too. And that's why the globalist powers
Starting point is 00:15:36 secretly ignored the will of the people here have been able to subvert democracy for so long. It particularly sickens me to see Adam Bolton, a close friend of Mandelson who was celebrating his appointment to the role of US ambassador, still wheeled out in the MSM all week, looking half dead. So at least Julia Hartley-Bruer on talk did not let him get away with it. Watch. You're saying, was it a misjudgment? You can answer yes or no. I am saying. Yes or no, it was it?
Starting point is 00:16:10 No, it's not a yes-or-no question. No, it's not a reasonable question. It was a risk. And at the time that Peter was appointed, some of the people who knew Peter said, this is a brilliant appointment. Other people, close to Kirstama, most people, actually said this is a mistake.
Starting point is 00:16:28 Many in public life, many journalists, many commentators, including me, said at the time, this was a mistake and he was the wrong mouth of job. Nothing with hindsight. This is not about Kirstama. He's a nasty little piece of work. He's not about Keith Starland. He's a proven liar. He was best means with a paedophile. He thought that was okay. He didn't believe the girl who'd been solicited for prostitution. And you're happy to be mates with him. I don't think he's fit for public office. I'm nor do why. So what we argue about... We'll go for dinner with him.
Starting point is 00:17:00 All I'm saying is that Peter Mandelson had professionally something to offer and nobody knew the extent of his betrayal of... that political job and you cannot blame the Prime Minister of that. To be shocked that he lied? Oh no, a proven liar has lied to me. Wouldn't you carry out proper vetting? We are both in the journalism business and I think you should be very careful. I'm dismissing everybody as a proven liar. I guess it's no surprise given this is the way Adam Bolton spoke to his female colleagues behind the scenes at Sly News. Yes. Well, Beth is here. You can see Boris Johnson's speech when it happens around lunchtime.
Starting point is 00:18:01 And here he was, say never say never, on the idea his buddy Hugh Edwards should make a journalism come back. Any way that Hugh can come back, I think you should never say never in this industry. Do you know, I think the only way the mainstream media are going to survive this is if they actually start calling these people. out and I will celebrate them when they do. So congratulations to Jeremy Kyle on talk TV this morning, who booted Labor's Lord Forks off air when he tried to make the Epstein scandal about Boris Johnson. Are you going to win the argument with the British public by simply saying, look at Boris Johnson, look at this trust.
Starting point is 00:18:49 This man is a disgrace in the job. And look, look, what happened in the House of Commons last night? A House of Commons voted to scrap the two child limit last night. We're doing all the things we promised, one after the other. Hold on a second. Now we're going to have a massive argument. You told the farmers you'd look after them, lie. You told the Waspy women you'd look after them lie.
Starting point is 00:19:12 You told the pensioners you'd look after them lie. Come on, Lord, folks. Be honest with me. You've lied. Jeremy, why did you get kicked off your previous? Oh! Now that's the lowest. I've ever heard and about sums up why the Labour Party is on its ass.
Starting point is 00:19:30 That's the truth. You have no political argument. You want to resort to that. I'll tell you what you can do, Lord Fulks. You can get off my damn show and do one. Bye-bye. We'll carry on with the next bloke. Sorry, Lord Culloch. Go on. Let's talk to. I'm not talking to him. But of course, the MSM are now trying to make this a story about Russia. So let's just forget all of the links that Epstein seemed to have had with Mossad and Israel, because for the MSM and the mainstream
Starting point is 00:20:03 political elite, making this story about Russia completely fits their narrative, step forward, Andrew Ma. Let me begin tonight with something that I think is even more important, even more extraordinary, growing suspicions of a Russian connection. Epstein had apparently
Starting point is 00:20:24 limit the supplies of money. Where did it come from? He procured many young Russian girls. Why was that so easy for him? The files released show more than 1,000 documents which referred to Vladimir Putin, and 9,000 referring to Moscow. The FBI says that he was Putin's wealth manager. Epstein filed all of his messages.
Starting point is 00:20:51 He filmed and taped powerful Western leaders in deeply compromising situations. Why? Doesn't it make you wonder at least about the possibility of a KGB operation big enough to ensnare former presidents and prime ministers and the leaders of some of the world's most powerful companies? I know, I know, this all sounds impossibly sensational, conspiratorial, a James Bond villain plot in real life. But there is so much smoke billowing out of one of the most extraordinary establishment crises in my lifetime. that it is well worth exploring whether there might be also a genuinely ominous backstory. As Nick Dixon responded, loll, if anyone actually gets their news from Andrew Maher, they would think Labour were going to bring stability, and that Epstein's main ties were to Russia.
Starting point is 00:21:45 It is the job of these dorks to keep you as uninformed as possible. And of course the fake newsagents are at it too. Of course they are with Sunil Sharma, writing get ready for the newsagent. pompous trio to distance themselves as much as possible from Peter Mandelson. And sure enough, that happened. There are worse elements to the Mandelson-Eptstein relationship, and they go to the heart of Mandelson's role in number 10, at Gordon Brown's side, when he was his business secretary and de facto deputy prime minister,
Starting point is 00:22:23 trying to influence government policy to help billionaires in the US save money on tax. I can't get my head around that. I can't get my head around that looks like. It's as if, you know, Darren Jones now were trying to help parents get off paying VAT on private schools. And you'd be like, sorry, but this is your government's policy.
Starting point is 00:22:49 What are you doing? Why was Mandelson, seemingly, On the side of the billionaire paedophile and not on the side of his own country when he was working in government. Well, exactly, Emily Maitliss, but you never asked those questions when you were sitting cross-legged, adoringly in his residence like you posted here. Or what about John Sopal, your co-host, who wrote Peter Mandelson becoming next ambassador to the US, risky may be, but a very smart move. as Ben on wine correctly surmised Emily Maitless is busy criticising Lord Mandelson for advising Epstein on tax affairs
Starting point is 00:23:26 despite being perfectly happy to sit next term at a black tie dinner. Meanwhile, her colleague John Sobel on the newsagents was defending Mandelson's appointment as US ambassador. Funny how standards seem to shift depending on who's in the room. The left have literally no shame. And I mean, they really don't. Do you remember what mastermind David Lammy said at the time about Mandelson's appointment was? Is a man of considerable expertise. He's the right man for this moment to be our ambassador.
Starting point is 00:23:59 He's been a business secretary, a Northern Ireland secretary. Of course, he's worked in the European Commission. And he brings all of that to bear working as our ambassador in the United States. And, of course, he's looking forward to presenting his credentials to Donald Trump. Perhaps most disingenuous, though, is the private-eye boss Ian Hislop. He of the elite class, he who covers up scandal after scandal of scum on the left because they pay his wages as the host of Have I Got News for You or the team captain of Have I Got News for you at the British Bashing Corporation.
Starting point is 00:24:39 But you would not believe what he has done this week. After ignoring this story for years, he's gone on LBC to try and take credit for it because he once ran a cover specifically in relation to Fergie and her two daughters. Watch. This has got to be really embarrassing for the whole new Labour project.
Starting point is 00:25:04 I mean, Manelson is going to be arrested, isn't he? It's fairly clear that the full criminal investigation is going to be very serious for him. Well, all we know, I suppose, this evening is that the police are carrying out an investigation and they've confirmed that. Yes. But it is
Starting point is 00:25:20 jaw-dropping. And I think because this story, Profumo broke and exploded. This one's been going for a very long time, and everyone involved pretends they had absolutely no idea. Kirstama, all his advisors, all these businessmen. Everyone's saying we had no idea that Epstein was in some way a paedophile, whereas in fact 2008 is the date of the case, and we ran a cover about this in 2011.
Starting point is 00:25:47 I was going to ask you, when was the sort of cloud the size of a man's hand suddenly appearing, and you thought this Epstein guy is a big story. It was over the then-Duchess of York, now not Duchess anymore. Fergie. And it was a story that she'd accepted £15,000 from Geoffrey Epstein. This. He was then convicted, paedophile, and financier,
Starting point is 00:26:12 who everyone was pretending was absolutely fine. And we ran a cover with Sarah and her two daughters and a voice saying, you know, I'll give you 15,000 pounds. And she was saying, is that for Beatrice or both of them? Now, at the time, this was considered harsh and offensive. But it was trying to make the point that everyone was pretending they didn't know. Honestly, this is unbelievable.
Starting point is 00:26:36 This is truly unbelievable. Ian Hislop has spent his entire career ignoring scandals like this. So he can target me. So he can target Katie Hopkins. So he can target Tommy Robinson. So he can target GB News. So he can target talk TV. Having watched that interview, I'm actually wondering if Katie's more dramatic approach might be required.
Starting point is 00:27:01 The Epstein files a glimpse into the heart of darkness that none of us want to fall into. I have a solution. I suggest we get everybody who's ever been to Epstein's island and we put them back on the island, probably flying them there with EasyJet or Ryanair, and then we drop a nuclear bomb on the island, including Stephen Hawking's wheelchair. Douglas Carswell talking about the British media wrote bank bailouts, lockdowns, grooming gangs.
Starting point is 00:27:34 The British media fearlessly asked the right questions. He's been facetious, of course. And I mean, remember the BBC was giving Peter Mandelson a softball interview just a month ago, deciding to treat him as some type of expert on foreign affairs? Tomorrow morning on BBC 1 at 9 o'clock. Lord Mandelson breaks his silence in his first and exclusive interview since he was sacked from his job as Britain's ambassador to the White House.
Starting point is 00:28:07 Bill Gates. Bill Gates continues to get a remarkably soft ride from the MSA. Apparently, Jeffrey wrote an email to himself. That email was never sent. The email is false. So I don't know what his thinking was there. You know, was he trying to attack me in some way? But, you know, it just reminds me, you know, every minute I spent with him, I regret and I, you know, apologize that I did that.
Starting point is 00:28:37 That's despite his ex-wife, Melinda Gates, saying this. For me, it's personally hard. No girl, no girl should ever be put in the situation that they were put in by Epstein and whatever. was going on with all of the various people around him. No girl. I mean, it's just, it's beyond heartbreaking, right? I remember being those ages, those girls were. I remember my daughter's being those ages, right?
Starting point is 00:29:13 So for me, it's personally hard whenever those details come up, right? Because brings back memories of some very, very painful times in my marriage. But I have moved on from that. I purposely pushed it away and I moved on. I'm in a really unexpected, beautiful place in my life. So whatever questions remain there of what I can't even begin to know all of it, those questions are for those people and for even my ex-husband. They need to answer to those things, not me.
Starting point is 00:29:48 And I am so happy to be away from all the muck. Well, let's hope they're asked. Because remember Epstein, in that evening, claimed that Gates wanted him to slip Melinda antibiotics after she may have been exposed to an STI via her husband. These developments pose huge issues for the British royal family too. Queen Camilla became the second royal in as many days to be directly quizzed on Epstein earlier. Good morning, Your Majesty. Good morning. Will the Royal Family have? help the Epstein investigation? Do you have a message for Epstein's victims, Your Majesty?
Starting point is 00:30:41 Meanwhile in Parliament, when Tory MP Simon Hoare tried to dodge a question about whether Andrew should be removed from the line of succession by Lib Dem MP Freddie Van Murillo, Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle corrected him and advised him that as Andrew is no longer a member of the royal family, the convention of not impugning a royal does not apply. Also agree with me that the bill should come before this House to remove Andrew Mountbatten, Windsor from the line of succession. Yeah, here. I think, Mr Speaker, we usually prefer that matters relating to those sort of things are not
Starting point is 00:31:25 dealt with on the floor of the House. On this, because it is now a person, not a member of their own family, it's completely different. for the help of those, some of them. Thank you, Mr Speaker. My hospital pass has just gone through the shredder. So let me say to the Honourable gentleman in all candy, yes. The likelihood of Mr. Bambatten, Windsor, ever putting a crown on his head,
Starting point is 00:32:01 is so remote as to be... as to be, you know, unimaginable. But for clarity and propriety, I agree with him. But I think we should deal with this matter in hand today. That was a hugely significant moment for the British royal family. But all in all, the conclusion that I feel cannot be denied is that our elite class simply hates British Patriots. What else can explain? The Labor Minister Karen Smith saying on live television that she hasn't heard of Riannon Skywhite.
Starting point is 00:32:47 Yes, Riannon Skywhite, that 27-year-old mother, who was savagely murdered with a screwdriver by a Sudanese illegal who had been housed in a taxpayer-funded hotel. Yes, that really happened. Watch this. We interviewed Chavonne White yesterday, the mum of Riannan, who was murdered by an illegal migrant. It was a horrific murder, and Chauvonne was in tears talking about her daughter. She has had no contact from the government whatsoever. Can you tell us why not, please? I'm not aware of that particular shocking, again, terrible example. Violence against women and girls is the central plank of what the Prime Minister personally is leading work against.
Starting point is 00:33:31 We launched our plan on that before Christmas. It's something the Prime Minister led very strongly as when he led as Director of Public Prosecutions before he was a Member of Parliament. His personal commitment to this agenda I think is very clear. He's met many, many victims. He's prosecuted many perpetrators
Starting point is 00:33:51 and he's continued that work with my colleague Jess Phillips in government. I can't comment on that specific example and relationship. I'm afraid I haven't heard of that one. I'm a little bit surprised you're not aware of this case. I mean, the person that murdered Rianan was sentenced to life in prison just on Friday. It was a horrific incident. It's been in all the newspapers.
Starting point is 00:34:16 She was murdered by an illegal migrant. I'm not aware of the... I'm not aware of the... What you said was I'm not aware of the contact directly with the government. She's had no contact. Why has no... Why... ...the plan for children.
Starting point is 00:34:30 And I don't know why that is... This is so important to our viewers. Sickeny. But they don't care about the death of Riannon because her death does not fit their political narrative. It's the same reason, the MSM, and I'm going to get into this more tomorrow, are completely ignoring Rupert Lowe's very important rape gang inquiry. I absolutely won't.
Starting point is 00:34:54 As Rupert posted, if you were a father, I urge you to watch this video. Testimony from the father of a rape gang victim, Marlon West, presented to our inquiry, I simply do not have any words. Watch. Why do you think that please have that attitude? I think or I believe Scarlett was a massive problem. I went to a meeting, a struck meeting, children's social services in Denison, with the missing from home.
Starting point is 00:35:31 I requested this with the social worker and the manager and they told me to stop reporting my daughter missing, she's 14 still, because it's screwing up their figures. I argued and shouted out me, stop reporting your daughter missing. Because the figures would have been screwed up. Basically, yeah. Yeah. When that happened, I was always really polite to the police on social services.
Starting point is 00:36:11 And in some way, intimidated, quite anxious by, that was the big change in me in that meeting. That were the critical incident where I wouldn't put up with it anymore. And I thought, I really need to start fighting out. Oh, my daughter's going to be dead. I don't have the words either. So let me bring in the superstar panel. Father Calvin Robinson, how on earth can slippery Stama survive this?
Starting point is 00:36:54 In a just world, he wouldn't be able to survive this. But unfortunately, we live in a very corrupt world with a very corrupt political system. I'm not convinced he's going anywhere anytime soon. I'm really not. I hope he does. But the problem is, who's going to take him down? It's reliant upon his front bench. He has a safe majority.
Starting point is 00:37:11 parliament only the labor party can remove him do they want to and if so who who would replace him i don't know it is very very slippery i think it was a good clip there of kelly bad knock uh leader of the opposition calling him out with a very clear question that he had to answer and it seems he he was very much aware that uh his new ambassador to the states was best buddies with a with a convicted pedophile that's disgusting in that accusation alone should be enough in his political career but today people don't seem care. And Hannah, I mean, you were obviously part of this mainstream media world. How on earth do you think they get away with all of a sudden now saying, oh, maybe we were too close to Mandelson for three decades? Like, no kidding. I mean, Sly News are literally admitting they gave this pedophile
Starting point is 00:38:06 enabler, national traitor, an easy ride because he gave them dirt on other peasers. That's exactly why Epstein got away with his crimes. Absolutely. I'm almost at a lot of words after that opening. Obviously, I'll dig deep and find them. I'll just start with saying it's just one big satanic pedo or pedo-apologist club. And thank God we're not in it. It's just disgusting. I don't even know where to start.
Starting point is 00:38:38 Before I watched PMQs today, I would have started by saying, well, you know, which is it? Is Stama just a big globalist cabal puppet? Yeah, or how complicit is he to let this one slip through the net? But he's admitted that he was aware of Mandelson's association with Epstein and as were lots of the media, or most of all his mates in the media, like you've said. And it was actually uncomfortable watching Adam Bolton today with Julia Hartley Brewer. But I think it's just showing what people, people are people aren't reacting to gossip here. It's just the pattern of protection. It's just constant. And it always seems to link back to something vile and horrific like grooming gangs or
Starting point is 00:39:22 or paedophilia. It's just awful. And everyone, every time this resurfaces, the institutions and the media just keep asking for trust without offering any transparency or any kind of repercussions. Like, like Calvin just said, Starm is still there. Why? I could, I would have good money that he would have been gone by Christmas. And nope, he's still here. It feels like February the 99th, but he's still here and it's only February. And Lucy, I mean, it's astonishing, isn't it, to think, you went to jail for how long? Remind me how long?
Starting point is 00:40:01 12.4 months. So for over a year, you went to jail for one post. And look at who they have protected for years. And look at who they are still protected. It's just sick. And you know, I just sit here thinking just now, regardless of who they are, what their position is, MPs, journalists, billionaires, these people are supposed to be human beings, their fathers. Kea Stama is a father. You know, does he not take a step back and go, what if this was my child? Nobody ever mentions the victims in any of this, do they? The press don't mention the victims. go on and on about how awful this all is, and of course it is, and how awful Mangelson is, and what a crime is committed, of course. But what about the victims? So take the fact that they're MP, billionaires, journalists, why are these people, why have they no hearts and
Starting point is 00:40:59 integrity and any of these things is actually astounding? It really is. It almost leaves you speechless, doesn't it? It really does. And Father Calvin, I mean, I want to get much more into this later in the week. But this rape gang inquiry is exposing the most horrifying things that have gone on in the United Kingdom, yet there is a mainstream media blackout. Not a second. I'm actually not exaggerating, Calvin, not a second on the British Passion Corporation, not a second on Wokai TV, not a second on Sly News. I'm glad you brought that up because the two issues are related. In England, We have these Pakistani Mohammed and rape gangs, not grimming gangs, they are rapists, and they've been getting away with it.
Starting point is 00:41:48 But the reason they've been doing it is because they don't see white British girls as human. They see them as less than human. They're almost like cattle. They call them kaffir. And it's an exact same situation with Epstein and his global elite of paedophiles, and that they have been raping young girls and worse because they don't see them as human. They see them as gorym as cattle. And this is both a problem with modern.
Starting point is 00:42:11 Judaism and its problem with modern Mohammedism. And this is why in the Christian world in Christendom, we should be harsher on people of other faiths that come into our land with different values to our own that do not see our own people as human beings. And the fact that the mainstream media has not just been complicit in covering it up, but he's trying to twist the narrative. I saw you play a clip there of many outlets trying to say, oh, this is all about Russia. When Epstein himself says, I am working on behalf of the Rothschilds, and he's having direct conversations with the former prime minister of Israel. He's clearly working for Assad and potentially has links with CIA. This is all in the documents. And so the mainstream media
Starting point is 00:42:48 are like, hmm, we can blame it on Russia. This constant Western propaganda against Russia, whether there are enemies or our allies, doesn't make a difference. It's pushing the blame away from a clear problem that needs to be addressed in that Israel was funding, oh, the Rothschild were funding Jeffrey Epstein and he was working on behalf of them. And they are supposed to be our allies. So what do we do about that? Then you get to the Gorton and Denton by-election, which should in some ways have been a way for the right in the disunited kingdom to unite. But indeed, quite the opposite has happened. And of course, the bogeyman, Labor's bogeyman, Labor neck deep in Peter Mandelson,
Starting point is 00:43:29 neck deep and Jeffrey Epstein, but their bogeyman remains, you know who I'm going to say, right, Tommy Robinson. This post from the party's official ex account just released. Four days ago, Matt Goodwin was asked to distance himself from far-right extremist Tommy Robinson, who's endorsed him. He's failed to do so. As Benedict Spence posted in response, could be worse, lads. I mean, he could have been friends, best mates with checks notes.
Starting point is 00:43:59 Jeffrey fucking Epstein. But the mainstream media will not stop about this. So Stam Blewett from Politico went on the campaign trail with Matt Goodwin and just hammered him over this idea that he should in some ways condemn Tomi Robinson. It wasn't just about not accepting the endorsement. It's about condemnation. So Matt Goodwin responded to him saying, I'm only interested in the endorsement from the people of Gorton and Denton. He was then asked again and he said, that is the only thing I'm interested in. Christmas could come out tomorrow and endorse me and I'd still just shug my shoulders because
Starting point is 00:44:38 it's Gorton and Denton that is going to decide the by-election. We've always been very clear. Reform UK has been very clear. Nigel Farage has been very clear. Tommy Robinson is not welcome in Reform UK. Now, increasingly, and some of you won't like me saying this, but increasingly, I think this is going to become a position that is just untenable for Reform UK, because what the party is now doing, and this is when I start to get angry about it, is misrepresenting Tommy Robinson's position. Now, anyone who is actually following what is going on on the right of British politics knows
Starting point is 00:45:12 that Tommy Robinson is actually receiving a lot of criticism because he's not an ethnomat, because he doesn't sign up to the Steve Law's approach of the fact that anyone who is non-white should be deported from the country. But Danny Kruger, who is the Tory, who has taken a senior position, within Reform UK, went on the BBC
Starting point is 00:45:37 and literally suggested that Tommy Robinson was an ethno-d-at and that's why he's not welcome in the party. Now, that is a lie and I've got a problem with it. Watch. Danny, I just want to ask you because there is a by-election coming up in Greater Manchester in Gorton and Denton. And your candidate Matthew Goodwin, who's the candidate for reform, he's been endorsed by the far-right activist Tommy Robinson. I mean, are you comfortable with that?
Starting point is 00:46:04 No, not at all. No, we don't want his support, and it's up to him who he chooses to endorse. But, you know, people are free to do that. We had Bonnie Blue endorsing us too. We don't, you know, we're not going to make a particular welcome to that. People will endorse us if they want to, but no, we absolutely stand against what Tommy Robinson stands for. We have a vision of a civic nationalism, of patriotism for this country, no matter where you come from. And that is, that message is resonating across the country. All people from all different walks of life and backgrounds are supporting us. We don't want Tommy Robinson. rejecting that? Should Matt Goodwin be rejecting that more clearly? Well, I think we've done so. I think, well, Nigel Faris has very clearly, and over many years said that we don't want the support. No, but as the candidate, Matt Goodwin has to use that. Well, I presume so. I mean, that's the party, that's party policy. We're not, we're not having anything to do with Tommy
Starting point is 00:46:49 Robbins. Just a huge issue with all of that. Describing Tommy Robinson and his supporters as far right. And that's why I really think when people like Nick Tenconi, people who I respect, by the way, like Nick Tenconi, Conor Tomlinson, are saying, well, we've just got to trust Matt Goodwin here. Actually, increasingly as this goes on, and there is another option in the Advanced UK candidate, Nick Buckley. I am starting to question that. I really am, because that was totally dishonest from Danny Kruger in his presentation of Tommy Robinson. Tommy Robinson is not a racist. That is very clear. He has issues with Islam. That is nothing to do with what your ethnicity is. Sarah White on this posted, oh so you'll take Bonnie Blue's endorsement, but not Tommy Robinson, a man who exposed the grooming gangs and made the nation aware of what was happening,
Starting point is 00:47:37 and you want to dismiss him. That proves that Deformed don't care about our country. They are Tory two-pointed over the touch of Islam, completely out of touch, with what this once great nation needs to succeed. Minister Ricky Doolin, why are a formal way so confused over Tommy Robinson's political principles? We don't stand for what he stands for, question mark. They're so confused and it's part of their biggest problem.
Starting point is 00:47:56 This is why Advance UK is the people's choice. And from Connor Tomlinson, Danny joked about Bonnie Blue's supporting reform, but denounces Tommy Robinson. Bonnie Blue's disgusting exhibitionism gives men from the third world the false impression that British women are promiscuous, willing and available for their pleasure. She is more harmful for our country than anything Robinson has ever done. And then we get to the counter argument from Labour, which is becoming ever more desperate.
Starting point is 00:48:22 And it's being put forward by Dr. G. Van Sandoer, who has claimed that Matt Goodwin isn't British. Yeah, Matt Goodwin isn't British. That is the new Labour argument here. Watch. The thing about Matt Goodwin is, he's not very British. The same actually goes to Tommy Robinson, who's just endorsed him.
Starting point is 00:48:47 Matt thinks you can't really be British unless you're one white and two you have the right great-grandparents. Now, Goodwin's definition means that Wizard Churchill isn't really British, and I don't think Churchill would like that very much. But it's about a lot more than that. Goodwin doesn't get our British values, our history, our culture. Britain is and has always been made up of different communities, different communities that come together.
Starting point is 00:49:11 Dozens of different accents. You say Bath in London and Bath up in Loughborough. When different migrant communities came from across the Irish she, from India, from across the world, in fact, what was a former empire, those different communities came together to forge one British nation. We can all cheer on the football team, even if we don't look exactly the same. But Goodwin doesn't get that,
Starting point is 00:49:36 and he doesn't understand our historic values either, or standing together of treating each other well, of not giving up. All of that was forged from our collective sacrifice during the war. When people from across what was then the British Empire, people who looked really quite different came together to fight fascism, not join the other side. But Goodwin doesn't get that.
Starting point is 00:49:59 He doesn't get our culture either. But we take the piss out of each other down the pub, a quiet cup of tea, queuing politely, watching strictly, all of that, our culture evolves and changes through time. But Matt doesn't get any of this. He thinks Britishness is something that's code into our genes.
Starting point is 00:50:16 Maybe that's why Tommy Robinson's endorsed him. But they're both wrong. They're wrong about this country. and they're just not very British. No, I'm sorry, Dr. G. Van Sandoor, you are wrong. No one would say that I was Japanese if I lived in that country, ate at a sushi bar,
Starting point is 00:50:34 and watched a quirky game show on television. It would not make me Japanese. Everyone knows that. Why is it different when you're talking about British people? Nick Dixon responded, a truly evil attempt to erase an entire people, not just in the present, but our history as well, far more efficient than genocide,
Starting point is 00:50:52 he just claims we never existed. From Katie Hopkins, what a funny little furry man you are, Jivarn. Mess of the owl, if you don't mind. There's a good chat. And Connor Tomlinson responded this way. Watch. Thanks, Dr. Jeevan Sander. I'm glad that you get to
Starting point is 00:51:15 determine who is and isn't British. You're an Indian man. That's fine. That's fine. I've known plenty of nice Indian people, actually. You don't get to tell me who isn't. isn't British, my identity is not your cosplay. It's not a philosophy that you can wrote learn. It is an ancestry. It is a collection of families in a place over time whose culture has
Starting point is 00:51:41 been passed down across generations. And it is nothing like the various cultures practiced in India. And so I'm sorry, but you don't get to tell me who is and isn't British. And nobody, nobody is buying this I'm afraid and while reform continues its slurs against Tommy Robinson well
Starting point is 00:52:04 are they being questioned about their role in the Epstein files for example Harry Eccles asking hi Nigel Fragansia Yusuf can you answer this please if Nick Candy profited from Epstein and his evil world and here's one of your biggest
Starting point is 00:52:18 donors is reform running on Epstein money did reform second biggest donor in their party treasurer make money from Epstein. Now, look, I don't think that is true or fair, but the point is, it's not true or fair what Reform UK continue to say about Tommy Robinson. Let me bring in the superstar panel, Lucy Connolly, father, Calvin Robinson, and Hannah Kirkpatrick of Hannah's world. And Hannah, you are a Tommy Robinson supporter, but you also know the man personally. And what's so fascinating to me is that on the rise, Tommy Robinson has really been criticised at the moment because he isn't signing up to the ethno-nat philosophy.
Starting point is 00:52:58 And then you have Danny Kruger going on the BBC and quite literally lying. Now, it makes me think Danny Kruger hasn't even looked into this, but that's almost what makes this worse. It's just so much easier to say, Tommy Robinson's a racist. We want nothing to do with him. Oh, it's just sickening. You can't really find one racist thing, or you can't at all find one racist thing. or you can't at all find one racist thing that Tommy says. He doesn't never talk about race.
Starting point is 00:53:26 He speaks about the disgusting and horrific treatment of young girls predominantly in our country over decades and how they were let down by the system. And obviously he does link that back to the origin of the men who predominantly did that, who then also seem to have the same religion. And that's all it's about. And it's not about skin colour, like you've said. And, I mean, yeah, you say I know him personally. And I've sat at lunch tables with him with people with different skin colors than he or I.
Starting point is 00:53:58 And they are his friends. You know, and that's not an act. He doesn't put that on. They're actually his friends. It's nothing to do with that. And, I mean, that is what he has been criticised for. I mean, Father Calvin, you at the moment are thinking that Tommy Robinson's position is not strong enough. So how do you feel about seeing?
Starting point is 00:54:20 seeing Danny Kruger misrepresent him on TV. Despise the lies. I can't stand liars. It's something I've always hated and we should always hate liars. The problem here is that clearly the mainstream media has painted Tommy Robinson as a boogeyman, as you quite rightly put it,
Starting point is 00:54:36 for years and years. And we know that reform want to be liked by the mainstream media. They want to be liked by the lefties that don't like them. For whatever reason, they think it's a vote winner, whatever, it doesn't matter.
Starting point is 00:54:46 But they're not saying these things about Tommy because they believe them. They're saying these things about Tommy because they know that the leftists, the liberal media, believes them. So they're playing their game. Danny Kruger, I've had lunches with Danny Kruger. He's a very, very smart guy. A bit of a coward, but a very smart guy.
Starting point is 00:55:00 He knows that Tommy Robinson is a siv-knat, not an ethno-nact. He knows they're on the same page with all of this stuff, and they agree with every single thing. And the problem there is that isn't Tommy Robinson at all. The problem is that he wants to be a part of the reform establishment, and so therefore he takes the party line. We're not like them. It doesn't matter what they're actually like.
Starting point is 00:55:18 It's what people think they're like. It's the same with Dr. Jeet. That's a massive lie. It's the lies that I dislike. Winston Churchill, not one of my favorite figures from history, but I've studied him immensely over the years because he had a great impact on our country. His great-grandfather was, I believe,
Starting point is 00:55:35 the 6th Duke of Marlborough. Spence Churchill was his name. Yes, Winston Churchill is a direct relative of Lady Diana, the same aristocratic family. He has roots in England going all the way back. I think his grandfather was the seven. Duke of Marlborough. He is British aristocracy
Starting point is 00:55:53 to suggest that because he has some Americans in his family, he wasn't British either. That's a lie. It's a twisting of the truth. Dr. Jit wasn't born here. He is Indian. He is not British. But he can subscribe to the culture if he likes the culture. Great. Doesn't make him British. And the fact that he thinks he's
Starting point is 00:56:10 more British than someone like Matt Goodwin, who is clearly of British ancestry born in Britain, so blood and soil, doesn't compute. And this is the great problem. This is the great divide actually. It is becoming between Sivnat and Ethnath, where the truth should lie somewhere in between. It should lie with the fact that we're a Christian country that has been around for over a thousand years. And if you have ancestry, if your lineage, if you have some kind of investment
Starting point is 00:56:32 through your family, some part of heritage in that country, you are part of it. But if you came five minutes ago, you don't have the same investment. That's common sense. And so these people have to stop doing the meme of coming over to our country saying, this is what it means to be British and telling us that we're not British enough because it is a meme and it's silly, but it's dishonest, which is the worst thing about it. Both Matt, sorry, not Matt Goodwin, Dr. Jeet and, and David, Danny Krueger, are just twisting the truth in order to win political points. And we're done with that.
Starting point is 00:57:03 We're done with that kind of politics. Yeah, Lucy Connolly, it was an astonishing attack line coming from Labor. Matt Goodwin is not British. Like, I've seen people say, look, he's not a proper Mancunian. and obviously there are arguments for and against that. But to say Matt Goodwin is not British, it's just absurd. And it's like, I feel like we're in a post-truth world. Yeah, I mean, since when has politics become about who's the most British?
Starting point is 00:57:37 Is that what we're voting for now? We're basing our votes on who's the most British, you know, who's got more British blood in them, whose grandparents are what their family tree is. I wasn't aware of that. It doesn't matter according to Labor. That's the thing. Blood is totally irrelevant to this. It's just whether you watch Strictly come dancing.
Starting point is 00:57:55 I wish Labor would sod off. Who are they to... Who are they to demand that Matt, you know, won't endorse Tommy Robinson? Tommy Robinson has a vote in this country, just like you or I and everybody else. He's entitled to his opinion and his votes. If he wants to vote for Matt and endorse Matt, that's his business. What business is for Labor's? Yeah, I think that's a good point.
Starting point is 00:58:19 I really do think that is a good point. And the irony here is that Matt Goodwin will get a lot of respect for not condemning Tommy Robinson and not rejecting the endorsement. I don't think, correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't think he has come out and said, I don't want Tommy's endorsement or I won't. And good on him. Who is anyone else to tell anyone else who they can and cannot like or speak to, regardless of whether you're standing for a political party? I'm sorry, I like Danny, I like Nigel, but they don't get to tell other people who they can and cannot endorse
Starting point is 00:58:55 or they can and cannot be friends with or like or agree with their opinions. Matt's his own person, and actually, I personally have a lot of respect for him for not saying, you know, what they want him to say and for not towing the line on this one. Proof, we have the proof that the elite class,
Starting point is 00:59:15 the political class in the United Kingdom and specifically slippery stammer and his bare. mate targeted Lucy Connolly and were absolutely determined to jail the grieving mother who simply posted one X on the night of the Southport massacre that she deleted within hours to make an example of her as an English woman. Alison Pearson writes, Herma and Stama cracked down on Northampton Child Miner for one nasty tweet and she gets a long jail term, Peter Mandelson, with a track record of scumbaggery, is made ambassador and hands over
Starting point is 00:59:55 national secrets to a convicted paedophile. You can't hate the establishment enough. And Lucy has been working for months in order to get the evidence she needs to prove that what she has believed for some time is accurate. And she has now done so, announcing I have finally obtained my SAR from the CPS. I have been going through the documents and had actually been actually, knocks me sick when I see in black and white the messages that have been manipulated and the way my character has been assassinated for the establishment's gain. I have so much to say on so many points, but I thought I would start with this one. This is from a screenshot of the bundle that was used by the Crown. Ready? On the 10th of August 24, consent was gained from the Attorney General
Starting point is 01:00:46 for the prosecution of Lucy Connolly. But remember, Lord Homer and that, had nothing to do with my prosecution, and remember Lord Homer is obviously best friends with Stama. She goes on. Remember our Prime Minister and our Attorney General knew nothing of my case. Funny, because on the 10th of August, a day after I was remanded in custody and refused bail, the Attorney General signed off my prosecution. No wonder the CPS tried to tell me all information on me had been destroyed. So Lucy Connolly, They were lying because you'll remember the Prime Minister was questioned about your case. He said he had no knowledge.
Starting point is 01:01:31 Lord Herma, it was briefed that he was not involved in your sentence scene at all. And initially, when you put in this subject access request, you were told none of these documents existed. But in fact, it turns out that Lord Herma signed off your... prosecution, not at a normal time, on a weekend. It was very clear that the British state, led by Slippery Stama, remembering they had been in power for just 25 days when these so-called riots threatened to damage their authority were looking for a full guy, we're looking for a poster girl. You were it, weren't you? Well, it certainly seems that way, doesn't it? So I wasn't charged until around 9 p.m. on Friday the 9th of August. By 930 in the morning, the email
Starting point is 01:02:24 trail shows that the attorney general, and it does say he, the attorney general, had signed off my prosecution. There's also an email trail between the police and the CPS where by, it's made quite clear by the CPS that there was an emergency application being put in to the, to the attorney general to sign off my prosecution. Why an emergency application? So why of a weekend am I being remanded and an emergency application to the attorney general is being put in to prosecute me?
Starting point is 01:03:08 What's an emergency about it? The tweet had been, you know, sent two weeks ago. I hadn't actually done anything. nothing had happened. I don't care what anyone says, nothing had happened off the back of my tweet. I wasn't the one out writing in the streets, yet somehow. And remember they were quite clear, Stama and Ham have been quite clear that they absolutely didn't have anything to do with my prosecution or anything else's. The judiciary is completely independent, but I've got a whole paper trail to say otherwise. Yeah, and the thing is, and this is where surely this gets really serious,
Starting point is 01:03:45 Lucy and I do wonder if you were taking legal advice because senior barristers who have looked at this say that this would make it unlawful, the treatment towards you unlawful because there's no way that they can prove that what was happening here was an emergency. So are you now going to consider legal action against Herma or against the British government? What would be the point? Can you really beat these people? I mean, I've got the paperwork. I'm going to release it all to the press, etc. So for me, the most important thing that matters is that the truth is out there. As you know, I was painted out to be some kind of monster by the mainstream media and the lefties. So all I want really is for the truth to be out there. And, you know, if my daughter to ever look things at, the truth is out there for her to see, I know. I know. I know. that I always knew that the courts were being fed from higher, but I never had the evidence. So, you know, every time you say that, people say, oh, don't be ridiculous. The government has nothing to do with the judiciary and the courts.
Starting point is 01:05:00 The judges decide. Well, I have got email after email and a paper trail to show to prove that quite clearly was the case, that the courts were being fed, that it wasn't down to the judges, that they were kangaroo courts, that they were being told to get people immediately through the Crown Court, that magistrates courts wouldn't be an acceptable court to hear these cases in. You know, all of these things, it's all documented. To be quite honest, I'm quite shocked that it is documented. No wonder they didn't want me to have the file.
Starting point is 01:05:38 And no wonder they've been telling me for three months, they haven't got it and it's destroyed. Because it's so blatant. And Father Calvin Robinson, this is the huge. problem, right? How on earth can you say that we have a justice system in the United Kingdom when we see quite obvious political interference? And I do not think that you can either ignore the fact that Hermer, Lord Herma, the Attorney General, is also best mates with the Prime Minister and still takes political advice from him to this day. You know, there are reports that Herma is one of the only men who has allowed up privately into Stama's personal residence at
Starting point is 01:06:20 No. 11 Downing Street, for example. So how can we ever trust that they did not cook this whole prosecution up to make a point? We can't. We shouldn't. Kirstama said on record that he wants the judiciary to clamp down on the so-called far right. Of course, we know don't exist. He wanted to make a political point. At the same time, we mustn't forget his party. He's trying to remove the idea of a peer peers of our own, what's the phrase, 12 peers of our own liking, the idea that we are judged by people like us from random sectors of life rather than the judiciary who are political at this point. It's the same all across the West. Over here, we have the issue with Don Lemon storming a church last month and the judge denied the Supreme
Starting point is 01:07:06 Court's warrant. They denied a warrant for his arrest. The judiciary are taking far too much power into their own hands. But in Britain, we have Keir Starmat, his corrupt Labour government, leaning on his pals. And it is his pals because they are mostly liberals at this point, the judiciary. It's not equal amongst politics, which is part of the problem. And he's even bigger than that. The Labour Party at this point, we've got to remember that not only is the current Labour Party implement, sorry, implicated in the Epstein Files, it goes all the way back to the Gordon Brown government and the Tony Blair government. The Labour Party is all over this. The left liberals in general are all over this, demonic, satanic, paedophilic, rapist, murderous, cannibalistic, evil in the world.
Starting point is 01:07:49 And we must push back against it with everything that we have. Of course, but Hannah, what they wanted to do in the case of Lucy Connolly was terrify ordinary people into speaking out. And unfortunately, Hannah, I think they won when it came to that because Lucy did spend over a year in prison away from her young daughter. Well, yeah, when it comes to Lucy, obviously, they did win there, but I did remember doing videos on this at the time. It's so terrible to you, Lucy. It really was. But the whole thing was to scare everyone, to scare you. I did a video doing that when this was going on. And it did work in a sense, but it didn't work on me.
Starting point is 01:08:31 And it didn't work on many other people like me that have taken this and risen up and found their voice. And, you know, stood up for people like Lucy when she was in prison. and kept these stories at the forefront of people's mind and fighting back and not being scared to say what's going on and to react to things. You know, we're told we're racist if we want to identify as British or the fact that we're just white, if we fly our flag, if you want to protect women and girls,
Starting point is 01:09:01 if we don't want migrant hotels in our villages and towns, you know, if we don't want loads of them arriving on the shore, we're just told we're racist, you're racist, you're far right. and just dismissed. What I think it actually has done, it's just created a really solid group of people that they call for, right? We call patriots that have just said enough is enough.
Starting point is 01:09:21 And we're not doing this anymore. And you can call us what you want, but it doesn't change the fact that we will stand up for our country, our young girls, and people that are treated terribly like Lucy. Indeed, and Lucy, people are still really coming for you. You posted this week, the Lucy Connolly Probation Hotline has been busy again,
Starting point is 01:09:38 only this time I'm almost certain. wasn't a lefty. It was one of the you're not racist enough. I'm sorry I ever supported you, gang. Either way, imagine being that person. I've always been perplexed by people's obsessions with other people. Why do you care about what I have to say bizarre? So Lucy, so what has happened? You've been reported again based on something you've said. What's gone on? Yeah, so it made me laugh when you said about the Tommy Robinson and, you know, him not, him not being, you know, racist enough to some bit. right winging up to some people because that's exactly what happened to me at the weekend.
Starting point is 01:10:14 So I posted a tweet. I was having a debate with somebody about immigration and, you know, and he was like getting his violins and I said, listen, nobody wants every single immigrant kicked out of the country based on their colour or their race or where they've come from. The majority of us are happy with as long as immigrants are checked and they've come in legally and they contribute, you know, and they work and you know. And then so you get, I can't win because then I get the left coming at me going, oh, shut up your racist bitch.
Starting point is 01:10:45 And then you get, it's normally fat racist bitch, actually. Or then you get the, and then you get the other side, you know, your Steve Law's kind of level, all coming at me saying, I can't believe you're saying this. We supported you. You know, I wish I'd never supported you now. You want us taken over. I mean, really dramatic, really extreme, you know, like,
Starting point is 01:11:08 so like for, for. some half I'm I'm racist and the other half I'm not racist enough. I just feel like I can't win. And so I tweeted something along those lines and then somebody reported me. But the impression I got from probation was actually, I don't know, the way she worded it, it just didn't sound like it was a lefty this time that was ringing up the hotline. It just seemed like it was maybe one of these kind of, I feel like I've been quite, not attacked,
Starting point is 01:11:45 but like, you know, they don't like what I've got to say because basically I don't want every immigrant kicked out the country. And let's face it, Dan, if that was the stance we were to it, then you wouldn't be here, would you? Because they don't want you here either because you're not technically British. You've got a passport from New Zealand. So, you know, and what we're saying, we're going to kick you out as well. Well, it's interesting because I think my story is a great example, and I say this quite often,
Starting point is 01:12:10 I think my story is a great example of why I don't think the civic versus ethno-nationalism debate makes complete sense. Because I have, so I have dual citizenship and have done since birth. Got a New Zealand passport and have a British passport. But my ethnicity is English because my parents were born in England, all of my lineage is English. I mean, my dad, he was actually born on a British Army base in Malta because my grandfather was fighting in World War II for England. So I think it's an interesting one because I know that I am fundamentally English. So that's why in some ways I do understand the ethno-nationalist debate about it being your blood that defines your ethnicity. However, where I then differ from the ethno-nationalists is that if you took that argument seriously,
Starting point is 01:13:12 you would then be saying that New Zealand belongs to the Māori population, that Canada belongs to the Inuits, and the English should just be waived goodbye. And trust me, if you know much about what's gone on with the indigenous people in, New Zealand, that is a strong argument that they make, that colonisation should be reversed. So I think it is a nuanced argument, actually, I do. But yeah, I don't love the terms. It's very interesting, though. I would just say, though, can people please stop calling up the probation services in regards to Lucy, like whether you are on the left or on the right, You are loony tune.
Starting point is 01:14:02 And all you're doing is actually stopping the authorities doing their job. So Lucy Lett B has just received another high profile backer. You will know for some time here on outspoken, and I have outlined the evidence in huge amount of detail. I have been advocating for the so-called baby killer nurse, who indeed I think is one of the victim. of the biggest miscarriages of justice in British history. Netflix is, of course, now getting in on the act,
Starting point is 01:14:41 trying to do the dirty work of the police, who I think botched the investigation. But overnight, Lucy Lettby received backing from another Lucy, who had received huge amounts of publicity after being, I believe, wrongfully jailed as a political prisoner in Slippery Starmes Britain for publishing one post on X on the night of the Southport Massacre. When Nadine Dories, the former Conservative-turned-Reform UK member, posted the Let Be Netflix documentary is nothing more than promotional exercise for Cheshire Police
Starting point is 01:15:23 as the conviction they manipulated turns to dust before their eyes the biggest justice scandal this country has ever witnessed, Lucy Connolly responded saying, I have said from the beginning, I think she's innocent and being used as a scapegoat for NHS failures. I know how the NHS moved to protect themselves. It's often nurses that cop the blame, rotten to the core and needs dismantling. Now, I will be talking to Lucy about this in just one moment because, of course, this is very personal to her. She knows about NHS neglect. Her son, was killed as a result of it. But first I want to show you because many of you still won't understand that the Let Be prosecution was just off from the start. And here's why. Lettby was
Starting point is 01:16:18 convicted of seven murders and seven attempted murders of babies in intensive care. No one saw Lettby do a single thing. There is no CCTV. There is no DNA evidence. Former Conservative of cabinet minister Sir David Davis believes there is a 90% chance. Lettie is not guilty. The police were potentially already concerned about the value of this statistical evidence. The statistical value of the chart is pretty much zero. You could take any nurse and build a similar chart which looks exactly like that if you only look at the deaths which occurred when those people were on duty.
Starting point is 01:16:52 And this is why it's so easy to wrongly convict a nurse if the whole establishment comes down. looking for you to be the easy person to blame. When you look at the babies in the Lettby trial, you've got babies who were born as early as 27 weeks gestation. The babies were nowhere near as stable and healthy and strong, as was presented during the trial. And Lucy Connolly joins me on the superstar panel now alongside Father Calvin Robinson and Hannah Kurt Patrick.
Starting point is 01:17:23 So Lucy Connolly, you know, you know about the NHS in the United Kingdom. you know what happens when they get something wrong and move to protect themselves. Because of course, you fought for your son and you were proven correct that NHS neglect did result in his death. Do you believe that Lucy Letpe has been made the fall guy here? Yeah, I've said it from day one. And the reason for me, alarm bells started ringing was very early. you were on in the trial when the evidence was being presented in the courts. There were many, I was reading a lot of reports and there were many barristers saying,
Starting point is 01:18:10 hang on a minute, there were a lot of holes in this evidence. I don't believe that there is enough to convict her here. And then obviously the trial finished and she's been convicted of killing all these babies. Now, I would raise the question, as you say, I know how the NHS move. I mean, they told us for a whole year that they did everything right with Harry. They followed nice guidelines. They weren't in any way, shape or form to blame. Yet, you know, come the inquest when they're challenged by independent doctors and lawyers and coroners,
Starting point is 01:18:45 there's 14 failures, catastrophic failures and four windows have lost opportunity to save him. But bearing in mind, for a whole year, they drove me and they demented telling us that we were wrong and, you know, there was nothing to it. I also found that, you know, consultants and senior doctors and senior members of the NHS are quick to pass the buck and blame the junior doctors and the nurses. And if, you know, a consultant, I watched a consultant lying at O several times based on the fact that she thought she was going to get the blame or not. And she was happy for the nurses to take the fall forward or, you know, a junior doctor to her to take the full for it as long as it wasn't her. So when you've got barristers very early on saying there's holes in this evidence, it's not enough evidence. And when you've got other, you know, medical experts saying there's holes in this evidence, what's going on? You have to ask yourself the question, what have those barristers or those medical experts got to gain in saying that?
Starting point is 01:19:46 Why would a barrister or medical expert potentially put their career on the line to speak up for Lucy Lettby? whereas the NHS and, you know, the top people of the NHS, the directors, all of those people, the senior doctors, senior consultants, they've got everything to lose. If they can pass the butt down to a nurse, they've got, and the NHS can cover their asses, happy days to them. Do you actually think they give a shit about those babies that are dead? Because I can tell you from experience they don't.
Starting point is 01:20:17 They're just a number from them for them. You know, they carried on like that when Harry did, oh, well, you know, we win some, we lose. and that was their attitude. It was disgusting. It's sick. And no doubt they're exactly the same as this. And they'll just be rubbing their hands together now,
Starting point is 01:20:30 that, you know, they've dodged a bullet, that they've managed to pin it all on one person. And I, as I said, the hospital and the NHS have got way more to gain by pinning this on Lucy, let be, than a barrister or medical expert has got, for putting their opinions on the line and their career on the line to stand up and say, do you know what?
Starting point is 01:20:51 we think this is wrong and there were too many holes in this. This couldn't possibly have happened. You've got doctors now saying there is absolutely no way she could have killed that baby in the way that they're saying. Yes. So the NHS are all about covering their asses. 100%. And that is why I always remind people, you know, there's no evidence.
Starting point is 01:21:12 There is literally no evidence. She saw this. No one even saw her do this. Trying to kill those babies in that way would have been impossible. But what there is multiple evidence. There's problems at the Countess of Chester Hospital from everything to do with the water supply to staffing, supervision and equipment.
Starting point is 01:21:30 So it's really fascinating hearing your viewpoint on this. I mean, Father Calvin Robinson, what seems interesting to me is that it is now the police who are so determined to keep pushing this, that according to Nadine Dore's in with Netflix as a result. But you know the CPS just decided not to press further charges against Lucy Lettby, which the police were pushing. It's almost as if the British deep state are starting to realize, holy crap, we made a mistake. I mean, that's so interesting, that front page of the Sun, right?
Starting point is 01:22:12 The greatest miscarriage of justice this century. Honestly, the Sun, just a few months ago, were slamming people. like me who were speaking out in support of Lucy Lettme. Now, she remains behind bars, Father Calvin. This is something that isn't just going to go away. Unfortunately, it's far larger than this individual case. It's institutional. The NHS costs us over 200 billion pounds every year.
Starting point is 01:22:38 It is a country now that props up the National Health Service. And that means it's too big to have a human value. And what it comes down to is our value is determined. by cost-saving analysis. And we've seen so many cases of babies and vulnerable people who have been, unfortunately, not treated with the fullness of human dignity just because their numbers on the spreadsheet. The whole program of the NHS needs to be re-looked at.
Starting point is 01:23:03 I don't think it is any longer fit for purpose. I think people will jump in the comments, I'm sure, and say, but America has a worse system, and maybe they do, but that's not the only other system. There are far better healthcare systems around the world. ours was set up at a time when it was needed to be a socialist healthcare system. But it isn't any longer and it doesn't work. Too many people are let down.
Starting point is 01:23:24 It's a postcode lottery. If you live in a good area, you get good service. You don't live in a good area. You get poor service. Too many people are dying. Too many people are being harmed. And it's just not fit for purpose. I reckon we should get rid of the service that we have and look at something better.
Starting point is 01:23:39 Hannah Kirkpatrick, where do you stand on Lucy Lippe be? Well, I'm not going to pretend that I was an expert on this. case at all. Just going off of what Father Calvin just said, I did watch the documentary today, or got nearly to the end. And it just does seem to speak of a wider issue of institutional corruption and institutional medical negligence and then a witch hunt that Lucy Connolly just touched on as well. And I did find quite interesting in the documentary when they spoke to Lucy Letby's best friend saying that she felt Lucy was unfairly treated and targeted in sort of a workplace sort of bullying atmosphere from the start when they both started at the same hospital
Starting point is 01:24:21 together. I think the friend left after some time. So it can be easily understood that Lucy let me was made to be the scapegoat for what was obviously wider issues going on at that hospital. And I think the thing people find difficult obviously understandably is a heartbreaking, obviously, when any child dies or anyone dies, but especially babies. And it just seems as though people consider anyone that wants to go against the official narrative and consider the fact that there was no CCTV, no DNA evidence, and lots of it was circumstantial as just morally wrong. And I think it does deserve to be looked at and I'm interested to see what happens. Fascinating. Okay, that's really good. I mean, the documentary, I think, has just come out today.
Starting point is 01:25:07 So it's good for me to hear, because I haven't watched it yet, but I will, of course. And it's good for me to hear, Hannah, that you seem to think it is quite balanced because Nadine Dorese was basically saying, oh, they're doing the police as dirty work, but you feel both sides of this argument are properly presented. Like I said, I do have 14 minutes left. And what they do is they start off with the story, and obviously they present the police evidence and go through all of the things that have been touched on today. And one thing they love to focus on is they went through staffing charts.
Starting point is 01:25:38 And who was on every time the baby died. and it seemed to be Lucy Letby. So they do a lot of that. But then just towards the end, they're bringing in the barrister that decided to speak up about the case. And he got together a consortium of medical experts because he questioned the validity of the prosecution's medical expert.
Starting point is 01:25:55 And they analyse every single death independently. And it was that that seemed to change everything. And by the way, if you go back and watch the outspoken special on Lucy Lipby, you will discover that those charts are, meaningless and we have top top experts revealing those charts are meaningless. But look, do stand by all three of you because we've got to find out which of you is won today. Who has won the Union Jackass? But I'm just going to get to a little bit of feedback first. Winner M2M
Starting point is 01:26:24 says, may all the child victims of these demons be at peace now, utter abomination, revolting. Jerry read, this is on the whole issue of Andrew and the king and Epstein says, where's his majesty the king? He's removed all Andrews titles, kicked him out of the Royal Lodge and wants nothing to do with him. Why can't he do the same with Stama, dissolved parliament? Lawrence Burry says Mandy was helping the US finance class because Brown had taken over him from Blair and he was out of favour. And Scarpet said, used to like Ian Heslop, how people eventually show their true colours. And he absolutely has. Okay, a reminder of our nominees for today's union jackets. And this is going to be like old days, Father Calvin. Because remember when
Starting point is 01:27:05 we first launched this on GB News, the three. panelists would choose their nominees. And I would then choose the winner. But I'm like, no, no, no, that's not democratic. It's got to be down to the outspoken audience. So that's how... Because I never used to win. It was always Rebecca that would win.
Starting point is 01:27:24 Okay, here are... Oh, Rebecca, God, that gives me nightmares. Here are the nominees. Adam Bolton, nominated by Hannah, after his appearance on Talk TV with Julia Hartley-Bruer. Morgan McSweeney, nominated by Lucy, because he actually runs number 10 and is the puppet master and was involved and is good friends with Mandy and Scarlett McGuire nominated by Father Calvin Robinson for her ludicrous comment
Starting point is 01:27:49 on Muslims not liking dogs in the countryside anymore. We covered that on yesterday's outspoken. Okay, the results are in. Oh, Hannah, you're in third place. I'm afraid to say, with 22% of the vote, Adam Bolton, the runner up with 24% of the vote. It's Father Kemp. Calvin Robinson and Scarlett Maguire. But today's winner, Morgan McSweeney with 54% of the vote. Here's our union jackass. Lucy Connolly, you win that one today. Yay.
Starting point is 01:28:20 But I think, look, it's the story of the day, isn't it? It's the story of the day. It's the story of the week. It's probably the story of the year. I don't see how McSweeney can survive this, do you? Wow. We keep saying that about Stormer, though, don't me? How many nails does that guy got in his coffin?
Starting point is 01:28:36 True, true, true, indeed. Well, look, thank you so much. What a wonderful superstar panel, Lucy Connolly, Father Calvin Robinson, Hannah's world. Thank you, thank you, thank you. And we'll see you all very soon. But of course, we do move over to Substack now for the Royal Uncanceled Aftershow, where Prince Harry's team is accused of making a death threat as the Duke's bombshell court case against the Daily Mail gets dirtier by the day. And Andrew is booted early from Windsor Lodge, from Royal Lodge and Windsor, sorry,
Starting point is 01:29:03 as the King has finally had enough. So we're going to get all of the Royal latest with YouTube sensation P. Diner. So we will come off YouTube. move to substact to do that. The address, www. www. outspoken. com. I would love you to join us there.
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