Dan Wootton Outspoken - STARMER REFUSES TO LEAVE DOWNING ST AS TOMMY ROBINSON ISSUES SHOCK WAR WARNING TO PRIME MINISTER

Episode Date: May 18, 2026

BREAKING RIGHT NOW: Tommy Robinson declares that Slippery Starmer has been “finished by a football hooligan from Luton” as the Unite the Kingdom rally goes global as patriotic and non-violent Brits demand their country back. But as we come on air today, Slippery Starmer is barricading himself inside Number 10 Downing Street and putting power before principle yet again, as Calamity Lammy – our ludicrous Deputy Prime Minister – insists Two Tier Keir isn’t going anywhere and decides to launch another war against Tommy instead. Well today we can prove to the treacherous Deputy Prime Minister that all the violence was – surprise surprise – coming from the leftists and Islamists. Also today: The Makerfield showdown is going to be the biggest by-election in history with Rupert Lowe announcing Restore Britain WILL stand a candidate, after receiving support at UTK. We’ll get into it all today with the two superb hosts of our Outspoken coverage of the rally this weekend: Lauren the Insider and Leo Kearse. PLUS: Wes Streeting’s now deleted old tweets are exposed – and they prove why this sexist violent pig is completely wrong to ever become Prime Minister. AND: The man who was meant to be here hosting UTK, American independent journalist Don Keith, speaks out about being banned from the country by Slippery Starmer. THEN IN THE ROYAL UNCANCELLED AFTERSHOW: Meghan Markle is humiliated in Geneva as just a handful of passersby turn up to hear her most delusional speech ever. We’ll team up with the Royal News Network for extensive coverage. 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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As the United Kingdom Rally goes global as patriotic and non-violent Brits demand our country back. This is the biggest event in British history. This is the moment, a turning point for Britain, a message to the leaders. Williams ready for the fight. Right. People are up. We're awake. What do you say the reality of life is?

The reality of life is women are scared. They can't walk the streets. Our daughters are being raped. They've took the safety of our nation. They've imported hostile, violent men into our communities. And then they've tried to smear us as racist or extremists for wanting protection of our women. But as we come on air today, Slippery Stama is metaphorically barricading himself inside number 10 downing street and putting power before principle yet again.

You're not going to believe what he has. has just said, I will show you in the digest. Meanwhile, Calamity Lammy, our ludicrous and treacherous Deputy Prime Minister insist who tear care isn't going anywhere. Instead, they're launching a new war against Tommy. So just be critical clear, no timetable for departure set out by Kirstama. There will be no time table for departure. Okay.

Let's be clear. We know what Tommy Robinson's about. At last we've found coming around. I don't think that's about debate and discussion on LBC. All your listeners know what Tommy Robinson's about. I don't think anything I said was particularly controversial. Well, today we can prove to that sanctimonious prick that all the violence was, surprise, surprise,

coming from the leftists and coming from the Islamists. No wonder Tommy provided this exclusive warning to outspoken viewers. I think the biggest battle of our life and our generation is coming. And we either win in three years' time or we lose our country, or we leave no solution but violence. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So we can do this democratically, and that has to be the solution. Yeah. But I think if people don't get a democratic answer in three years' time, and they have that much apathy that they just sit there,

then I think things are going to go in a very dangerous direction in this country. Also today, the Makerfield Showdown is going to be the biggest by-election in British history. With Rupert Lowe announcing Restore Britain will stand a candidate after a campaign. receiving this support at UTK. I'm absolutely delighted to announce that Rebecca Shepard is going to run as the Restore Britain prospective parliamentary candidate for Makersfield. Who do you want to be to say? I think I can hear me store.

Well, we're going to get into it all today with the two superb hosts of our outspoken coverage of UTK this weekend. Weren't they brilliant? There they are. Lauren the insider and Leo Kirst, make sure you subscribe to both of their YouTube channels. Also coming up on the show today, the man who was meant to be here hosting UTK, American independent journalist Don Keith, speaks out about being barred from the country by slippery Stama. And where street teens now deleted old tweets are exposed, and now they totally prove why.

This sexist, violent pig is completely wrong to ever become prime minister. We will reveal them for you. Then in the Royal Uncanceled after show over on Substack, Megan Markle, humiliated in Geneva, as just 10 people turn up to hear her most delusional speech ever. We're going to team up with the Royal News Network today for extensive coverage of that over on Substack, www.outspoken.live.

We're also back to revealing a live union jackass. Today, our nominees from our superstar panelist, Kemi Badenock, put forward. by Don Keith. He says, after just beginning to garner support amongst most conservatives, Brits completely exploded by suggesting Kirstarmer was right to ban speakers from the UTK demonstration. We'll play that for you later in the show, actually. Piers Morgan has been nominated by Lauren the insider who describes him as the ultimate opportunist, a man who wraps himself in the union jack when it suits his brand, yet will abandon any principal person or position the moment

a bigger paycheck or a shinier international platform comes calling, and Leo Curse has gone for Sadiq Khan for describing Saturdays Unite the Kingdom Rally as so in fear, hatred and division. Wow, three good choices there. Who are you going to go for? Get voting in the YouTube live chat. I will announce the winner at the end of the show today. But now, let's go. So it was everything that he claimed it wouldn't be, right? It was peaceful. It was patriotic. It was positive. So if one of them goes down in history as exposing just how out-of-touch slippery Stama is with a country that quite literally despises him, it's unite the kingdom. As his arch-nemesis Tommy Robinson rightly boasted, Kea Stama hates this.

Before adding, with a wink, you was finished by a football hooligan from Lerner. gluten-care Stama. And yet again, the world took note with the most powerful man on the planet, Elon Musk, demanding the thousands of British people in prison merely for social media posts or speaking their mind

need to be released. No more Prison Island. Free the political prisoners in Britain. Now, the march was quite something. And Tommy declared UTK a turning point as the crowds of hundreds of thousands chanted, Kirst Stama is a wanker. We're on the march,

we're walking up towards Trafalgar Square. Parliament Square's ready full. The crowd stretched from here to Houston Station apparently, which is Miles. Okay. And Miles, this is the biggest event in British history. This is the moment, a turning point for Britain, a message to the leaders.

Britain's ready for the fight, all right? People are up. We're awake. We're not going to back down. But this was a time for policy as well, with Tommy outlining a simple prescription of remigration and stopping Islam. What would happen if you become a prime minister tomorrow? What would you change? I would stop Islam. I'd end foreign funding in this country. All the migrants would be taken out of the hotels are sent back tomorrow by the military. I would reverse. I would have remigration. It's time for many Muslims to leave this country if they're not going to be able to assimilate. Time to go on.

You've got your homes to go to. This is our home. We've got nowhere to go to. We're not allowing it to change any longer. You've seen today, people are fed up, men. People are fed up. National sovereignty, safety and security. Yeah, we're fed.

And national identity. And in an exclusive interview with Alio curse after the rally, Tommy quite rightly warned of a dangerous direction. If there is not the political change, We are all demanding. I think the biggest battle of our life and our generation is coming. And we either win in three years' time or we lose our country, or we leave no solution but violence.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. So we can do this democratically, and that has to be the solution. Yeah. But I think, and if people don't get a democratic answer in three years' time and they have that much apathy that they just sit there, then I think things are going to go in a very dangerous direction in this country. So it's more than a little ironic today, and also completely terrifying, by the way,

that after, that total repudiation at the weekend, Two-tier carers now metaphorically barricading himself into Number 10 Downing Street, claiming like he's literally on another planet that he wants to fight the next election? Watch this. I do want to fight the next election. Obviously, I recognise that after the local election results, the elections in Wales and Scotland as well, that the first task is obviously turning things around

and making sure that my focus is in the right place. The last 10 days, there's been a lot of activity, which hasn't been as focused in my view as it should have been. And I remind myself every day that I was elected into office to serve the people, to serve the country. That's what I believe in. And that's what I'll be getting on with. His wife and kids have already moved out of a number 10. My God, he is a psychopath, isn't he? He is truly a psychopath.

And this is what Stama had to say when Christopher Hope of GBC News, pushed him just a little bit further and asked if he would set out a timetable if Andy Burnham were to slither his way into Parliament. So if Andy Burnham wins and make you feel by election, will you sit out a timetable to stand down? Some of your colleagues in Cabinet want you to do? No, I'm not going to do that. It is obviously a very important by election. And can I be really clear, as I've also my staff this morning, it is a fight between Lieber and Reform. It's a very important right. I will be backing 100% whoever the candidate is, not quite chosen yet, but soon to be chosen. Whoever the Labour candidate is, I'll be 100% behind them. I want the whole of the

party, whole the movement to come together. Whatever views people may have on the direction of the party, that needs to be put to one side. It's an important by-election. Let's come together and do what we do as a party best, which is to unite as we campaign into this by-election. It's just so funny, isn't it? You madman. This was yet another U-turn, by the way. The Mayles' Labour columnist Dan Hodges had revealed my sources tell me Keir has decided to stand down, but he'll do it on his own terms.

A member of the cabinet told me late yesterday afternoon. Kerr understands the political reality. He realizes the current chaos is unsustainable. He simply wants to be able to do it in a dignified way and in a manner of his own choosing. he will set out a timetable. A spokesman for the Burnham team stated that they were relaxed about whether Sir Kerr announces a timeline. That's a matter for the PM. We're concentrating on making Andy's case for selection as the candidate for Makerfield.

But another Burnham ally told me we don't want the message to get complicated. It's far simpler if we're in a position to say you're frustrated by the pace of change, vote for Andy and you'll see an immediate change at number 10. His own MP, Carl Turner, posted good. It's about time. He's brought this on himself, Tati by, briefed against good people, disgrace, absolute disgrace. But this is a man who will put power ahead of principle every time, with his matey boy Robert Pestan revealing a U-turn this morning,

Kea Stama has decided not to announce a departure timetable unless, and until Andy Burnham wins the Maker Field by election. Indeed, Calamity Lammy, our treacherous Prime Minister, was sent out on the airwaves to insist Stama is not going anywhere. Just finally, Lisa Nandi spoke to my colleague Trevor Phillips over the weekend and said, the Prime Minister has got to take his own decision about whether he wants to take the fight forwards. I mean, you're obviously close to Keir Starma. What is his frame of mind?

Is there a chance that he might set at a timetable to leave his support? Let me be really clear. Kier Starma remains the most resilient person I know in my life. spoke to him twice yesterday. He has a strength of character, a fighting experience. There will be no timetables. What there is is getting on with the business of government, really crystal clear about that. At the moment, there is no contest. What there is is his determination to deliver for the British people, accelerate the pace, accelerate the pace over the coming months, much to do. So just be crystal clear, no timetable for departure set out by Kirstama. There will be no

time table for departure. Okay, that's very clear. Thank you very much indeed, David Lammy, speaking to us there. He even promised the Prime Minister will campaign for Andy Burnham, which is actually much more of a threat, given how chronically unpopular he is. Andy is a great guy, very able politician, wonderful communicator.

Of course, I'll be campaigning with him. Now that that by-election is up, now it will be up to the people of Makerfield to determine, of course, And I don't think we're quite clear yet when the election will be. But again, of course I'll be supporting Andy Burnham. It would be great to have him back in Parliament. And will the Prime Minister be going to campaign for Andy Burnham? All of us in Cabinet will be campaigning to ensure that there is a Labour win in Maconofield.

Of course we've got a fight on with reform, but we will be making the case to the British people on cost of living. on delivering for them as we are within the NHS, on neighbourhood policing, the issues that I would expect that they are raising in an active way on the doorstep up there in Greater Manchester. So we can potentially expect to see the Prime Minister campaigning on behalf of the man who wants to take his job? Look, we have to get back to being one united team.

We've had 10 days of introspection. Let us now put that to one side. let us unite to fight this by-election and to deliver on behalf of the British people. Ten days of this is one thing. Ten weeks of this, I'm afraid the British people will see the back end of us at the next general election. And that I say to all of my colleagues, and I can't emphasise that enough. No, no, no, no, no. You are gone, mate.

You are finished. There are no comebacks possible from here. You can trust me on that. Remember that scumbag once called Brexiteers Nazis and now he wants to renew that fight against Patriots. And let's just go back to Brexit. Farage said it would bring immigration down. It hasn't. It's got worse.

Farage said that we'd be better off. We haven't. We're much, much poorer. Everyone across the country realizes that. So there were promises made and we should hold their feet to the fire for those promises. That's what's upset me about the last week. And despite being humiliated by the peaceful protest at UTK over the weekend,

Lami and Stama continue to try and stoke right-wing violence as they launched this new war on Tommy Robinson. You put out a social media post, Deputy Prime Minister, on Saturday. The Unite the Kingdom March organisers are spreading hatred and division. How do you know, did you attend it? Well, actually, you'll understand that, I and my family are in central London, were very aware of the protests,

there were 43 arrests made, 11 of them for hate speech, and my job, working with the Home Secretary was to ensure that people could not fly into our country from abroad to stir up hate and division on our streets, so we barred them from the ability to do that. And the police did a huge operation in London, lots of resources, all of it at public expense.

People have the right to protest, but they must protest peacefully. Just to clarify, the 43 arrests were all linked to the Unite the Kingdom demonstration, were they? That was over the course of the weekend. I know that there was another protest, of course, the NACPA protests was going on as well. I haven't seen the full breakdown of arrest relating to which... How can you know the Unite the Kingdom March organisers are spreading hatred and division if you didn't attend? Well, look, this was not the first of those marches. Some of those that were asked to come and attend are known.

But you were referring to the ones on Saturday. You didn't know. This is a wild assumption, isn't it? Nick, Nick, Nick, you and I have known each other for years. Too long, some would say. Let's be clear. We know what Tommy Robinson's about. At last we found common around.

I don't think that's about debate and discussion on LBC. All your listeners know. what Tommy Robinson's about. I don't think anything I said was particularly controversial. Well, today we can prove to the treacherous deputy Prime Minister that all of the violence

was surprise, surprise, coming from the leftists and the Islamists. Don't get right or behind a nice one. Move back. Move back. I'm superven. The band's a moving back.

You're doing it. Move back. Touch me again. It's self-defense. Far left extremist chanted for the murder of Tommy Robinson at their counter protest suggesting they should shoot him in the neck like Charlie Cook. It's on video.

As Elon Musk rightly put it, the lunatic left celebrates murder. And Julia Hartley-Brua asked this question, why did you make so few arrests? At the NACPA hate march, Metropolitan Police, shouldn't every single person chanting for Tommy Robinson to be shot dead have been arrested on the spot for incitement to violence? Well, indeed. But of course, this is Sadiq Khan's metropolitan police with two-tier policing at their heart and their soul. Indeed, they claim that UTK was more violent, even though we've seen no footage backing that up, announcing there were 43 arrests as part of the Central London Public Order policing operation. 20 of those arrests were affiliated with the UTK protests,

or 12 were affiliated with the NAC protest. 11 were either not affiliated with either group, or it hasn't been possible to confirm their affiliation. There are arrests for 11 hate crime-related offences. Of those arrested, two were affiliated to NACPA and nine to unite the kingdom. They included offences motivated by race, religion, sexuality and disability. A further, seven hate crime offences remain under investigation with outstanding suspects. All are from the NACPA protests. Three arrests were as a result of the use of life facial recognition.

All three were people wanted for failing to appear at court. None were affiliated to the protests taking place on the. the same day. But basically, it's sweetness and light if you compare UTK to the Notting Hill Carnival where people arrested in their hundreds and people are stabbed to death and sly news claims it's a great family day out. But as Adam Brooks reported, it was actually pro-Palestine protesters that threatened a Muslim police officer. He asked, hey, Kestama, is this the side you're on? Yeah? watch. Yet Diane Abbott, who was removed from Labour because of anti-Semitism,

had the cheek to say of the Patriots protesting. They are viciously right-wing, viciously racist. They are anti-black, anti-Muslim, and viciously anti-Semitic. She's talking about the United Kingdom protesters, by the way. We have to come together to fight the racist to fight, the fascist to fight the anti-Semites. Well, Lauren, the insider responded, Diane Abbott, you are a vicious liar. The only racist and anti-Semites are those on the left who create division whilst wearing masks. Sly news, of course, covered the event entirely from

the likelihood of UTK violence, rather than discussing the fact that there was no violence and focusing on the important messages on stage. Indeed, they were devastated where nothing. something terrible happened. Now, if operationally, if there were a skirmish that broke out, I'm just speaking hypothetically here, in the middle of this big street here, of this big throng of people, how would police deal with that? You go in, you have to go, but you would go in almost with your two.

So you're looking at it from, I mean, we're showing people aerial pictures here from the helicopter. So all London's Islamist Mersadik Khan should be doing is praising us, right? And apologising. Instead, he went on trolling us. This is how sick in the head this dude is. Posting outrage generates clicks, which is why you'll have noticed a surge in online content talking London down. Be vigilant. So much of what we see online is far from real. One city, nine million people. All of us Londoners, we will never be divided. Hate is loud. Love is louder. Okay, so I want to show you the apparent haters at the UTK match. I've just shown you the haters from the left.

Alio Curse actually caught up with the haters at Unite the Kingdom. Watch. Sorry, what's your name, sir? Taylor. Taylor, nice to meet you, and why have you come here today? See, it's to support my country. Nice one, man. And what do you see is the, where does your country need supporting right now in particular?

We're just, we're not allowed to, no freedom of speech, We need freedom speech here. We ain't got none. So everyone's here today supporting. That's far, man. So support. And what's your name, sir? Pete. Pete. Nice to meet you. Pete. Why have you come here today? I'm worried about the future for my grandchildren. I'm concerned about the madness in that place over there. Yeah. It seems to have taken over the country completely. I can't understand it. So I'm here to lend support to common sense, basically. What do you make of the rally today? What's the atmosphere like for you. Same as always. I love it coming here.

It's patriotic. It's peaceful. Everybody's happy. All different nationalities. Everybody's speaking to each other. We're all here to make a good day of it. So I would argue the contrast between the leftist haters and wreckers and the patriots at UTK has never been more stark.

As Lost Britain wrote. So here we have two children. One is a racist, violent, far-right thug. The other, I'll let you decide. Watch both the video. I'm here to protect the kids and how I have the streets safer for when I have kids. Because I'm scared. Because I'm scared if anything's going to happen to me.

Because being a white girl is really scary at this time. Loads of people who call me racist for going to these. But I just want to be able to feel safe in my own community. And I just want to be able to walk the streets like my dad and my mum. not going to school at the moment what's going what's happening there people are calling me racist at school for going to the marches and they're calling me far right but the thing is I'm not far right I respect everyone's cultures their religion where they come from and their background I just

want to be able to feel safe okay let's see fuck off Nazis yeah all right would you like to elaborate I mean I think he summed it up really Nazis are fuckers. Okay. Anti-Robinson, anti-division, pro-Palestine. So why are you here, Roshie? What do you feel about Tommy Robinson? What's thoughts on Tommy Robinson?

I'm speechless. I'm not often speechless. The Islamist media actually infiltrated, unite the kingdom. This is five pillars. and the Muslim activist Roshan Muhammad Sala, who went undercover at the rally and immediately decided to start with some casual anti-white racism. That's a form of discrimination apparently completely acceptable today

before having the Islamist cheek to criticise Christians. Majority white people, obviously, as you expect, with Tommy Robinson March. I just heard Aunt Middleton called. Sadiq Khan is Situenti. So this woman holding a sign saying, F Islam, Christ is king. Medicine checks, IE DEC,

packed and stop and are going to be Maria. So another thing I'm seeing is lots of these Christian crosses, obviously lots of fake Christians here, pretend to be Christians, hijacking Christianity.

Christianity is not a far-right movement. It doesn't hate people of different colour or different Creed Christianity's original compassion, but these guys are just hate mongers. People pushing Christianity here, but there ain't too many Christians here, I can tell you that. Oh, and of course the undercover Muslim activists just hated the dogs. Hated the dogs in attendance at UTK Watch. There's no violence at all, I must admit.

I haven't seen any violence. The police are having a easy time of it for the moment. Gotta be fair. Obviously I don't like these guys and these people around me, but I think they're the worst of Britain, I think they're extremists. But so far it's been peaceful. See some dogs there.

You know that they, uh, lots of people here will prefer to have dogs to children. Yeah, cute little dog. More dogs, they love their dogs. Looks like that dog's just done a S-H-I-T on the floor. He ain't gonna clean it up. I'm sure. Lots of people completely out of their head with drink today.

You can see that man with a can in his hand, completely out of his head. These lads completely bevied up, as you can see. Isn't that the worst expose you've ever seen? There were some great Brits with lovely dogs, having a few bevies. Five pillars. Useless.

What was much more interesting to me was the American independent media sensation. Nick Shirley, he somehow was allowed into the country and posted, I've been covering these marches each year for the past three years and they get bigger every year. It would be an understatement to say there isn't a serious revolution brewing if the government doesn't shift course quickly.

Change is inevitable in the UK and the revolution has begun. He interviewed Tommy on the date. It's really interesting. I want you to watch. And what does this say about the current state of the United Kingdom? What do the Britain and people want? It says that the public are ready. We're ready. We've been asleep for too long.

Ready for what? We're ready to fight for our country, right? We're ready. And what you're witnessing now is a formation and an organisation. We're going to spread this through every town and city, and we're getting ready for the Battle of Britain in 2020. Our next election is the most important election in this country's history, because the enemy are no longer invaded on the borders where they are,

but the enemy's here. They're here. And they're betraying us. Why has you go and betrayed the people of Great Britain? They've tried to replace us, just like they did in Minnesota. Why do you think Somalia is the highest place in the world, yeah? They're living in Minnesota. They didn't choose there. They were put there. They were put there. Think what they've done there and think of what you exposed and think that they all knew it was happening, but they turned a blind eye.

Well, they turned a blind eye to them raping their way through our country because they're importing voters. They're replacing us. They have six, seven kids. We don't. They're bringing people in to replace us that are loyal to them, that want to be dependent on the state. But we don't. They, the far left have had their revolution, yeah? They've had it. Open borders, breakdown of the family, attacking nationalism, patriotism. They've had it. A successful revolution. today the counter revolution. The counter revolution, civil war come 2029 if nothing happens. We need to win at the ballot box in 2029. Now to do that, you have to get the 50% of non-voters. You need to captivate them, electrify them and give them back that sense of identity and belief that they matter. Today everyone here knows they matter. And your message is the rest of the West, for those that aren't here,

and don't see what's happening every day here in Britain, what would you say the reality of life is? The reality of life is women are scared, they can't walk the streets, our daughters are being raped. They've took the safety of our nation. They've imported hostile, violent men into our communities, They've tried to smear us as racist or extremists for wanting protection of our women. And to the rest of the West, unite the kingdom. Look at that. Read that on that side. It says, unite the kingdom.

Unite the West. Because this is a Western civilizational problem. They're attacking us. Start to see everyone out here is racist today. Yeah, no one cares what they say. Right? Look around you. Look at the diversity.

This is a lovely crowd, man. Now, on stage, there are a whole load of eye-catching stunts. Like this one, which was three French women. who got on stage to comedy cries of take it off, which they eventually did. Look. That's how we like to see our women, isn't it? Hello, London! Good on them.

Good on then. And you know what? Obviously, there were immediate cries of Islamophobia. But Donald Trump's free speech champion, Sarah Rogers, at the State Department, posted in support of that stunt, writing, when people like this say they want to ban Islamophobic hate, they mean they want to ban European women from rebuking the burqa. Rupert Lowe and restore Britain.

Also back to UTK, with its leader writing, yesterday's march was peaceful, patriotic, and filled with decent Brits who were concerned about the direction of our country. Stama should apologise for how he smed many, many ordinary patriots. Incredibly, I think less of that man every single day. Now, on stage, what was interesting is, it was made clear to Tommy that the UTK crowd was supporting Restore Britain, with Chance of Rupert ringing out among the throngs of Patriots.

This was quite a moment. Look. I'm not going to tell you which political party you need to join. We're a cultural movement. I'm going to tell you that you have to join a political party. I don't care if it's reform, if it's advance or it's restore or it's a conservative party. We have to locally get involved in politics. All right.

Who do you want to be? I know what you're going to say. I think I can hear me store. We cannot. We cannot go home from this event and go back to sleep. But Lauren, the insider countered, I'm a big supporter of Rupert and want the right to unite and move forwards. He missed a big opportunity to be there yesterday,

particularly due to his huge, important grooming gang inquiry work. UTK is a grassroots movement of good, hardworking patriots, many of whom support would be open to supporting Restore. And look, there is still some gutlessness. You've got to admit that. The only MP there was someone who I caught, actually. Did you see this? Sarah Poachin of Reform U.K.

She was watching from a window, but she was the only one. And I hope Reform don't give her the boot as a result. The Reform Schill Matt Goodwin tried to take credit for UTK, even though he refused to attend, writing after the fact what happened yesterday was clearly not far right, what happened yesterday was clearly not hate, and what happened yesterday was clearly not extremism. Mainstream commentators and politicians should find the courage to stand up and say this. If you continue to casually smear millions of people as far right, then you'll not only ensure the term no longer has any meaning at all, you'll also only deepen the well of resentment,

and understandable anger that millions of people feel as they are forced to watch the destruction of their home while also being told their entirely legitimate views are illegitimate. The term far right should only be used for genuine extremists who expels racial hatred and want to overthrow democracy. For all those people yesterday, they should be called what they are, patriots. And that is true. I agree. But we didn't see you there.

Matt Goodwin, you avoided it. And we haven't forgotten that this is what your deputy leader, Richard Tice, called Tommy's Unite the Kingdom Patriots not all that long ago at all. Tommy Robinson, people have been protesting in his name. What do you make of Tommy Robinson? Is he a good guy in your eyes? No. All of that lots, we have nothing to do with them.

Even the protesters who have got banners up saying two tier care. You agree with them on the policing and justice. We agree with ourselves. I'm not aligning ourselves with Tommy Robinson's lot in any shape or form. And now the Superstar panel. And it is our superstar UT duo Lauren the insider and Leo Kirst. Thank you both. You did incredibly on Saturday.

It was amazing coverage and I was totally gripped actually on my cruise. Lauren, it's fascinating, isn't it? that Stama, despite the complete repudiation from UTK, is still digging in. It's like, does he not understand the anger, the fury, which we saw quite clearly on the streets, Lauren, expressed in a non-violent manner against his wishes? It's so frustrating to watch this. And as someone that has been in the position like you, Dan, of writing headlines and curating news to see how people are not being represented in the mainstream media, to see how

Kirstama is using his position to constantly lie, to constantly bully people. It makes my blood boil. He is a liar. He is so dangerous and watching your coverage of UTK. You know, and seeing that little girl, that is what the left are doing. to her, you know, that lovely little girl we saw who's being branded far right. And then you see the disgusting left. They're mental. They're literally mental. They need sectioning and sectioning out of this country. We don't need them. But Kirstama is absolutely abusing his position. And the fact that more media are not standing up to him and they're just, oh, here are your approved questions and they're like nodding dogs. He's a despicable man and I will never stop on on this

fight for this country, Dan, because for my daughters to grow up under a dictatorship like Kirst Starmer, it makes me feel sick. This is so different from the world that I grew up in and it's like we're all screaming underwater, you know, I don't understand how are there still some people that are so stupid that they genuinely would vote for this cret in. 100%. And Leo, we saw David Lamy go on LBC, pick this new fight with Nick Ferrari, didn't give a damn about what actually happened.

Like, the facts did not matter to him. It's just like, oh, you know Tommy Robinson, Nick. You know Tommy Robinson. We agree on Tommy Robinson. And that's why I wanted to show your brilliant interviews, Leo, with the Patriots who were there on Saturday. because I watched live as you were speaking to these people and I thought, what a cross-section,

all good salt of the earth people, all making sensible points, and certainly not the types of people that they were suggesting were going to be turning up. Yeah, absolutely. I mean, for David Lammy to say that Tommy Robinson's an evil far right bigoted racist

and for it to be just accepted by Nick Ferrari, there's no pushback on that. In fact, he said, without putting forward any evidence whatsoever, he said, oh, yeah, that's no, that's one thing we can agree on. Like a couple of people in the 16th century agreeing that the sun goes round the earth. They're so certain about it, but it's an ideological belief. I used to believe that as well, because it's like the group, the group opinion of everybody I knew was that Tommy Robinson was a racist. Then you meet Tommy and you see the people Tommy's friends with and you see with the things, things that Tommy says, the beliefs that he holds in, you know, maybe he's got some other faults,

but racism isn't one of them. And in fact, the genuine far right in Britain criticized Tommy for not being racist, for not being an ethno-nationalist. You know, Tommy Robinson is a civic nationalist. And for Tommy to be held up as this sort of, you know, somehow uniquely evil and dangerous threat, that's an absolute nonsense. I mean, at this point, Tommy Robinson is probably one of the safest off-ramps for the, for the growing and understandable rise in anger and nativist sentiment by British people who've seen what's happened to their country, who, you know, as Tommy points out, we've had people imported into the country millions and millions of people because they're going to be, they're going to be clients of the state.

They're going to vote for the establishment. They're going to vote for labor. And they're going to, they're going to be dependent on the state. They're going to be, you know, as far as the left are concerned, the perfect citizens. It's that sort of left-leftist Islamist alliance that, you know, helped bring about the revolution in Iran. They want to do it here as well. But they should remember what happened in Iran. I mean, the socialists and the Islamists allied in Iran to overthrow the Shah.

And once they'd had their revolution, once they overthrew the Shah, you know, and I'm sure what would happen after they overthrow democracy in Britain, after that happened, the leftist didn't get the, the beautiful socialist utopia that they wanted. The Islamists are more powerful. They got thrown off buildings. They got thrown off buildings. Or the women were put in their homes like that, you know, if they emerged into public.

And Leo, I mean, look, you were there on the ground. So you saw this too. But how hilarious was that seeing five pillars infiltrate, desperately looking for trouble, right? So convinced that they were going to get trouble. And what did they get, Leo? A few patriotic Brits wrapped in the flag. having a few bevies and a dog.

And Leo, the dog even went to the toilet. And we know Islamists, there's nothing Islamists hate more than a dog. Absolutely. When he tweeted that, I couldn't believe it. It was like he was just showing everybody, oh, we hate dogs as well, by the way. And when we're in power, when we get a caliphate, all your dogs are getting rounded up and shot.

He was basically just broadcasting that to everybody. Why would anybody be opposed to dogs at a rally? And of course, you know, the Palestine marches, the far left marches, oh, they're famous for their lack of litter and for their incredibly good behavior. I mean, the double standards are just ridiculous. We saw with the Islamist marches, the Palestine marches, the socialist marches, we saw statues of Winston Churchill being desecrated, war memorials being desecrated. There was none of that. There was none of that at the Unite the Kingdom rally. All right, a dog might have done a poo on the pavement.

And that's bad. You know what I mean? I agree, that's bad. That's bad. But that's all you got. That's all you've got. You know what I mean? Somebody had a can of car.

Like, oh my God, call the cops. 11 hate speech offenses. I mean, you know that those hate speech offenses are going to be things like, you know, they're chanting Allah, Allah, who the F is Allah to the tune of who the F is Alice. And that's just British humor. We do that with Christianity. We do it with everything. It's like Monty Python.

That's not hateful. The hateful stuff is on the Palestine marches where you can literally see people We're allowed to hate a religion. It's not illegal. You can't lock me up for hating a religion. It's not racist. It's completely allowed within British law.

And some people might not like that. They can try and use this made-up word Islamophobic, but it's not actually going to change the fact that as it stands, I mean, they might be trying to take that right to free speech away. but as it stands, we are allowed to hate a religion in the free United Kingdom. Now, the Make-a-Fiel by-election is going to be the biggest by-election of all time. I mean, this is a by-election unlike any other. It is going to determine the future of the country.

And as a result, there is a huge war brewing on the right over Rupert Lowe's decision for his surging insurgent Party restored Britain to stand a candidate. He has announced Restore Britain will be standing in the Makerfield by-election. There is overwhelming demand from our local members to do so, and I entirely agree. Our campaign has already started, and we aim to win thousands and thousands of votes. Kate Hoey, who has been a big supporter of Reform UK, said this is a decision Rupert will live to regret, as will his party. Jack Hadfield of Reform UK, argued if Andy Burnham slips through the middle of a split vote, becomes PM and grants all of the Boris Wave arrivals,

IRLR, independent leave to remain, indefinitely leave to remain, excuse me, the blame will lie solely with Restore Britain. Vote reform and make a field and stop the Rupert wave. But you can tell on G.B. News, that reform propaganda channel, they're getting a little bit worried, I'd say. And for reform, they've got this Rupert Low Party,

which I'm not sure yet is a national party, good locally in Greta Yarmouth, but is Restore Britain enough to do enough to take on Farrarge nationally? I'm not sure on that. But Restore is confident. Look at this. They have revealed the bookies odds today, 9 to 1 and closing. And as you can imagine, my old pal Alex Phillips, who is out and out a reformist, a Faragist, is going a little bit mad about this. one. Watch. I'm like talking about moronic, dear Rupert Lowe, you ain't going to win that seat. It's lose-lose. You either going to do really badly and look pointless, or if you do really well,

it will potentially allow Labour to win the seat, and that looks ridiculous. This is lose-lose. Moronic choice, politically moronic. It's not politically moronic from where they're standing, from where we're standing, from where restore Britain standing because right now they are effectively a non-entity except in the great Yarmouth area but their long-term ambition excuse me is to supplant reform if you want to supplant reform you need to run a guerrilla insurgency and you need to have the longevity to last 10 15 years and this is more this is the thing if because they know they're not going to win this they know they're probably not even going to get a thousand votes but they might not need

thousand votes if all they need is say two to three hundred votes away from reform to keep reform out and if that keeps on chipping away at reform's credibility the idea that reform actually can win these seats that right now is all that restore britain needs to do it is not interested in taking on the labor party or the Tories or anybody else its enemy because it is to the right of reform is to take on reform that's who it's chipping away so from their perspective which is not about winning the country right now it's just about beating reform you can see actually why they would do this No, I get that. Because it's a vanity project.

I understand your frustration because I bet you would be prepared to vote tactically to get a right-wing government. You'd be prepared to vote for whichever right-wing party was, if it was going to be, say, a hung parliament, you'd be prepared. And if there was no chance of reform winning in your constituency, but there was a chance of a Tory getting in. You're not going to vote Labour. No, of course not. You're probably, if you had to vote Tory. But the point here is that's about a grand division for the country, which is a right-wing government. But Restore are not interested in that.

They just want to be reformed. I tell you what they're not interested in. Exactly. It's a vanity project. They're not interested. Well, it's not a vanity project, is it? It's democracy. That's what political party do.

They fight it out at the ballot box. Today, Rupert Lowe didn't listen to Alex Phillips. He has gone ahead with his decision. And he's the first out of the gates. Officially announcing that Restores candidate will be Rebecca Shepard. He says that he looks forward to campaigning with her and that we are in it to win it. He made the announcement on video. Watch.

I'm absolutely delighted to announce that Rebecca Shepard is going to run as the Restore Britain prospective parliamentary candidate for Makersfield. She is somebody who lives locally. She has participated in local life. She's contributed to local life. She's very well respected. She has run into major trouble with her local council as we all do, and in her case she ran a very prominent riding school for many years before the local council, through their licensing rules, decided her muck heap was too close to her stables. They then didn't give her planning permission to relocate the muck heap, so she was tripped up by these petty bureaucrats and petty rules, which are increasingly holding.

Britain back. And she is incredibly brave to stand up and to be counted. And Rupert Lowe made it clear this is a very personal fight for him, reminding everyone who Andy Burnham, who is likely to be the Labour candidate, really is. And quite frankly, how Andy Burnham thinks he's going to tread on the backs of these people to further his ambitions to become Prime Minister, I don't know. He's also poking fun the fact that people voted to leave the European Union in 2016. He's a failed politician. He will not deliver for Britain if he gets anywhere near power, as Labour haven't done so far. So this is a really important test of how far restore Britain has come. And I urge everybody, let's get behind

Rebecca. Let's win this vote. And let's basically prove that quietly, with no media coverage, Restore Britain is actually the party for the people. Well, I'm really looking forward to having... It is going to win and win big. Sorry, I interrupted Ruth at there, but I'm actually really looking forward to having Rebecca Shepard on outspoken soon. But today, she has spoken to Restore Britain's Montgomery, Tom's. I would say a common sense party with a trustworthy leader who cares about his people,

his constituents, doesn't try and lie by anything, and just really wants the best for the people. And that's it, isn't it? That's all we want. We just want to be recognised. We want us as British people to be put first. 100%. By restore Britain.

Restore Britain. Well done. Wow, I have a feeling she might be quite formidable. You'd want her in Parliament, wouldn't you? Ben Habib certainly does. Another big development today on the right. of British politics. He has announced on X, I can confirm, Advance UK will not be standing in the Makerfield by-election. I urge all our supporters and members to throw their weight behind

Rebecca Shepard the Restore Britain candidate. Rupert Lowe, replying that is sincerely appreciated, thank you for the support. And the thing is right, what we are going to start seeing is, Reform UK moving to the left. They're actually being loud and proud about this at the moment. Look at this week's Spectator magazine, where James Hill, their deputy political editor who is effectively part of the Reform UK operation these days. It's like he's embedded within the party, revealing Farage's plan to win over the left. He says, Farage's focus is Labour's heartlands. His speech in Sunland this week marks the beginning of a campaign to woo the trade unions and attempt to break the link between Stama's party and the working classes, which has been ironclad for more than a

century. After all, the talk of too many Tories and reformed the criticism now will be about left-wing Farage. It is the kind of audacious pivot that Farage has made his trademark. Take last year before the May local elections, he positioned himself as an almost a political celebrity figure, campaigning on potholes, waste, and a mixed-to-fix-it approach to government. Then came the summer in a switch to migration with a remorseless focus on Channel. crossings, migrant crime and mass deportations of some 600,000 illegal migrants. But I think that's a problem, right? Like, we need to know where a party stands. I don't want a left-wing reform UK. And I've been arguing that Reform UK have been left-wing for a year. The other problem is,

by the way, they're brutally disloyal. Have you seen this today? They've knifed David Bull. The chairman, what did he do wrong? He's been replaced by Lee Anderson. So there you go. To the superstar panel. Lauren the insider and Leo Curse. Okay. I think you might both slightly disagree on this, so this is good. Lauren, Restore Britain.

Are they wrong to stand a candidate here, risk splitting the right-wing vote, allowing Andy Burnham to become Prime Minister and doing a better job than slippery Stama is? No, I don't understand this argument. Why should Restore not put a candidate forwards? At the end of the day, it is this disgusting, dirty swamp that has thrown our children to the side. We need to be fighting, metaphorically, don't lock me up, Stama. But we need to be fighting for a better future, for all of us. It is not. Our future is not going to get better by re-electing the same cretins. that are in there that have got us in this mess. We have to absolutely put everything behind Rupert Lowe with this. And it's very, very interesting that Ben Habib has put out that supportive tweet and said,

they're not putting a candidate forwards. I love Ben. I think he is, you know, absolutely country first. And this gives me hope that perhaps advance and restore may be able to work on something. But, you know, this whole debate of, oh, how. dare you, it's splitting the right? Well, I would argue the only true people that actually care about the future of this country are advance and restore. Reform are so establishment. It is unbelievable. So it's like if they get in, it's just a band-aid. And then in terms of

Andy Burnham, you know, he is a vile, vile man that never listen to the whistleblowers, if you listened to the actual people that experienced everything, never listened to them. He was very slow at best to implement any changes from the Alexis J report. And Manchester, and everything he turns his hand to is an utter disaster. So we have to put everything, I think, behind Restore and Rupert on this. Yeah, I mean, it's funny, Cyrillian Sword, who's just been live on the superchats. I honestly struggled to imagine anything more glorious than BBC News announcing that Andy Burnham lost his by-election to restore Britain. And I do agree with that.

But Leo Kirste, presumably you think, because you're a little bit more pro-reform, probably. You think that this is a bad move by restore? Because you're making it less likely that reformer going to win. Yeah, the margins are very tight between labor and reform and the polling in this by-election. So anything like this, if restore or take a couple of thousand votes, it could destroy the project and Burnham could get in, which would be a huge boost for Labor, to be honest. And we'd then open the door for him to run as Labour leader. And I think he'd actually be quite a popular Labor leader with the backbenchers.

We might see some stability return to Labor. So he'd be much more left wing than Kier Starrmer. Like, if you think Labour are left wing now, I mean, Andy Burnham is economically left wing, but he's also culturally and authoritarianly left wing as well. So things would get worse. You know, things as Labor didn't say in 1997, things can only get worse with Andy Burnham there.

So for Rupert, Rupert Lowe to be announcing a candidate running in this seat, I think there's a brilliant role for restore in certain areas. As you can see in Great Yarmouth, you know, they did amazingly well, amazingly well. I think in certain seats, they'll definitely be able to win. And I think they've got a huge role in holding Reform's feet to the fire and making sure they don't drift into the center. But for him to be sitting there and talking into his laptop camera about piles of horse shit, I mean, who cares?

Who cares about this woman's piles of horse shit? Like, that's not something that's motivating a lot of voters. And it's ironic that he's talking about horse shit. when he's when he's when he's when he's speaking it as well and Lauren I've got to say you know you say that it's it's perfectly great that he should stand but then you also give credit to Ben Habib for not standing against him and taking votes away from him and that's exactly yeah but I think you know Ben

Habib shouldn't be standing and also Rupert Lowe shouldn't be standing you've got to get that we've got to get over the line once we've got over the line no no no no at the end of the day advance and restore are the only independent parties that are not grabbed by the balls by the likes of Rupert Murdoch and so forth. If we are truly to make a change, then it has to be someone that is not reliant on the mainstream media. We have a corrupt political system whereby little deals are always done and its establishment. And it is this system which has allowed the grooming gangs. to happen and to be, you know, swept under the carpet.

It is this system that has allowed patriots to be smeared because the likes of Nick Ferrari are too scared to stand up to David Lamy. And he's too scared to stand up to David Lamy because Global, who we all know produce LBC, they do all the advertising for Transport for London. So at the end of the day, there is no point just putting a Band-Aid on something that is so deeply rotten, reform are establishment. They have proved that time and time again. And this is very scary. So the only way... I wouldn't really say Nigel Farage is establishment.

He's certainly somebody who's rocked the establishment several times. And also something else that Farage has got, for all his fault, he's got brand recognition. I mean, that sometimes counts against him. A lot of people have a preformed opinion about him. But it was interesting. speaking to people in the crowd on Saturday when I asked, you know, who are you going to vote for? Some people said reform, some people, one guy, one guy that spoke to, he was like, no, I'll vote for the other guys. And he was like,

what's his name? What's his name? That's somebody who thinks he wants to vote for Rupert Lowe, who can't name Rupert Lowe. Like, Rupert Lowe does not have the brand recognition to win. I don't think to even make a dent in a by-election. Never mind, actually, you know, We take a general election. Rupert Lowe doesn't have it yet, but there are many, many of us that are fed up.

We're fed up of this establishment talking to us, like with children. We're fed up of this establishment censoring us, censoring our news. And so Nigel Farage is actually very establishment. He's just packaged up differently so he can pretend not to be establishment. Lauren, the establishment is still going to be there. the civil service, the blob, that's the establishment. It's still going to be there. What it's going to need is people who know how to work the levers,

how to tear down that establishment. And I think if you've got completely new people coming in, they're not going to have the – look at the difference with Donald Trump in his first term compared to his second term. In his second term, he knew exactly how to break down the blob. So I think we're actually going to need people who have some establishment experience,

perhaps some frustrated Tories who couldn't do what they wanted to do when they were actually in power. And now with the mandate that a huge reform victory would give them, we'll be able to tear down that establishment that we all need to be reformed. I think it needs to be actually, we need no parasitic elites, actually. And Nigel Farage, the fact, I'll tell you what, he's lost a lot of votes. And the fact that he weaponized him and his, you know, chums, they weaponised their position of power and influence.

What they did to Rupert Lowe was disgusting. And it is that establishment that if they can come for Rupert Lowe, how are they going to build a better, fairer future for our children? I don't see it. I don't see it. That was sort of the moment for me, if I'm honest, because I think the last thing we should be doing to our own side is ever getting the police involved, trying to cancel people using that lawfare.

Like for me, I always believed that lawfare was something that the left did and to see Nigel do it within his own party. And like now David Bull is thrown under the bus. And I posted on X earlier today, look, there are so many civil wars going on with Reform UK. And people said, oh, where's the evidence for that? Trust me, I speak to the people within Reform UK.

They hate each other. They hate each other. They hate each other within Reform UK, far more than they hate their political rivals. And I just thought you get David Bullen. He seems to do a decent job in very difficult circumstances having replaced that little Islamist authoritarian Zia Youssef.

And then all of a sudden, he's gone. It's just, you know, this is a personality cult. And that is a big problem. Now, do I think Restore Britain can win and make a failed? which Rupert is suggesting is possible. I'm really not sure. It's a seat much more designed for Reform UK, would be my view.

But the Green Party is not standing down a candidate. So why should restore Britain? We've seen that vile little gay man we're streeting. Not so little, actually, these days. Got to be honest about it. come out and suggest that he is a candidate who should be taken seriously as prime minister. And what he wants to do is drive total division in this country. A civil war, actually.

I think he wants a civil war by hearkening back to the Brexit debate. Watch this. Core are three big, important choices we have to make as a country that, can help us regain our sense of progress. First, leaving the European Union was a catastrophic mistake. The Vote Leave campaign deluded itself into thinking that the UK could forge a global free trade Nirvana, as though we still had the East India Company at our disposal. Okay, but Westry team is not at all, not at all,

equipped to be Prime Minister, okay? Bernie Spofforth, exposing the real Wes Streeting. Writing this is Wes Streeting, the man who believes he has the talent to be the new Prime Minister, the man who stands firmly against hate speech. And these are some of the posts he has made on X. Always keep the receipts. And I want to take you through some of Wes Streeter. previous posts. October the 16th, 2009, in reference to the Daily Mail columnist, there would be nothing natural about Jan Muir's death if I shoved the bigoted old bag under a train. October the 16th, 2009, considering starting my own vigilante organisation to push nasty people under trains. First up, Jan Muir, followed by Gert Wilders.

October the 16th, 2009, would still rather push her under a train. He doubled down on killing Jan June 2009. I've got a lot of time for Gordon Brown, but I want to punch him for scheduling the by-election during my annual leave, my one week of leave. June 2011, replying to his buddy Owen Jones. I'm on the phone to Nat 2009 who says she hates you in your tweets and wants to punch you every time. She is a Tory February 2010 to Hugh Murdoch. I'm going to buy Thomas Graham a kitty cat, let him fall in love with kitty cat, then steal into his home and punch him in the face. November 2009, someone just made the mistake of texting me saying,

lift the cat, lift the cap, him tempted to burn his flat down. December 2010, I will break your legs. December 14, 2014. I'm just loading up the carbine rifle and checking my list. April 2011, I'll swap it for throwing you under a train, causing delays and then complaining about the delays.

August 2010, regarding bounty hunters to hunt benefit sheets. Can I be bounty hunter for rich tax dodgers, willing to use a rifle when watching the only way is Essex in October 2010 he posted to know what Kirk's playing out with Amy and Lauren deserves a slap

for treating Mark's new girlfriend like that okay advocating against violence advocating for violence against women April 2011 to Susan Nash I was also hit by said prankster I want to kill them to my superstar fan of Leo Kurs and Lauren the insider

Now, Lauren, I am not usually one for offence archaeology, right? I understand everyone has a past. However, this is the party that has sanctimoniously banned and supported the ban of patriots from entering our country when they want to come here for Unite the Kingdom. this is the man who constantly goes on about the so-called far-eye challenging Islamism, etc, etc, etc. Now, I would argue that he has expressed massive violent tendencies and certainly real hatred against women. Yeah, and this is also the man that came out defending Peter Mandelson about his links to Epstein.

Well, they're BFFs, buddies. Yeah, exactly. And this is why, Dan, okay, for anyone that hasn't seen me on the show before, I used to work in PR and my job was to bury headlines and make people forget all of this stuff. And I'm so glad we can see these tweets and we can actually read what a despicable piece of shit this man is. And he cannot be in power. If I said now, oh, hypothetically, I want to break Sadiq Khan's legs, I would get arrested.

and that is why I would not say it. But it's different rules, isn't it? And then they'll spin it. Oh, he was in a bad mental house. Oh, he's found gods since. Or no, he's been having counselling. His account was hacked. We'll hear it all.

We're here all these, you know, excuses. He's showing everyone exactly who he is. And it's disgusting. And this is why I go back to the point. The establishment is rotten. everyone that is in power now. They're parasitic elites that are taking our money, talking to us like children,

and they behave despicably. This man should be as far away from any form of power and women as possible. Yeah, I mean, Leo Kirst, the thing is that the left continue to refuse to accept people's apologies for things that may have happened in their past. They continue to want to cancel people for things that happen years and years ago. I mean, look at Labor's reaction to what Nigel Farage apparently said at Dulwich College 50 years ago. So, you know, I don't really

believe usually in doing this like trawling through people's old posts, but I start to think, well, this is their game, Leo. These are their roles. Do you know what I mean? And he clearly hates women. Yeah, exactly. And I mean, well, I guess he's in a position where he doesn't need to chat any of them up. But yeah, I think people should be held

to their own standards. And we know for a fact that Labour, I mean, in Britain, as Elon Musk pointed out, in Britain, we've got the highest number of arrests for social media posts of like any nation, higher than Russia. It's absolutely insane. So for West Streeting to be taking the reins of an establishment that constantly locks people up for saying things like this, you know, that, because normally I'd say, well, West Streeting, a lot of this is just, you know, hyperbole or it's, you know, it's a sort of jokey, ironic frustration, like when he's talking about Gordon Brown, he doesn't actually want, you know, to kill anyone. It's like when somebody says, oh, I could eat a horse. They're not actually going to eat. eat an entire horse.

They just won, you know, maybe a test- He's not a comedian here. He's not a comedian here. He's not a comedian. He's not a comedian. But people say, people say things like, you know, I could eat a horse. They're not going to eat a horse. But do they advocate numerous times for

female newspaper columns to be thrown under a trait? I mean, it didn't just feel like because I completely understand what you're saying, but it didn't just feel like a turn of phrase to me. Well, this is the thing. I mean, that seemed, that was one of the comments that that's not defensible.

That's not something that he could explain away by saying, oh, this is me having a joke about a mate or this is my boss making more work late. That's him actually just revealing genuine malice against a female reporter, which is, you know, generally when we see politicians wishing death on female reporters when Putin does that or, you know, an authoritarian politician does that. We don't think it's a good thing. I don't know why West Treating is allowed to get. away with it. When we see people like Lucy Connolly getting locked up, she was sent away 31 months,

31 months, an absolutely insane jail sentence. Why isn't Wes Streeting in jail? Like, we can either have, we can either have the ability to, you know, sometimes, you know, let off a bit of steam and do some social media posts like that, or we don't. But everybody's got to be treated the same. We can't have this two-tier system where people on the right go to jail and Wes Streting gets to waltzing. It's interesting you raise Lucy Connolly, Leo, because Lauren, I know for a fact she is furious about these weird streeting posts

because she sees the two-tier nature of it. And it's a bit like what we saw at Unite the Kingdom too. What about all of these people suggesting that Tommy Robinson should be shot in the neck like Charlie Cook? That's on video. Now, again, I'm not someone that advocates for Lock people up for what they say, even though that's horrible and hateful. However, if it's good for the goose, it's good for the gander. And you know what? I'm so past, you know, you always say, oh, be the

bed, be the bigger person. I'm bored of being the bigger person, actually. I'm going to go right down to that level. I am going to be so unbelievably petty about this. Yes, lock him up. He absolutely should be locked up, remove him from power. This two tier is, it makes my blood boil, Dan. This is unbelievable. Lucy got ripped away from her family and her daughter. She will never get that time back. And also, we don't know the impact that Lucy's daughter, not having her mum there, will have on her growing up. That must be so incredibly traumatic for a tweet. But West Streeting, It will be, you know, the only difference, let me tell you, the only difference between West Streeting when he tweeted that

and West Streeting now is that someone else will draft his tweets. He's got a PR and he has media training. It's still the same disgusting man that says that. And let's not forget, in October, Tommy Robinson will be going to court where he could potentially face 10 years in jail. And could you imagine if Tommy or you or I, you know, had written those tweets, we'd have, oh, prevent at the door, we'd be cuffed before we've even got our trainers on. But it's completely different. And I'll tell you why it's different because West Streeting is either, you know, or both, a Fabian, a Freemason. And you've got that protection. It's so clear.

Indeed it is. Indeed it is. Well, look, thank you both. so much. It's a spicy one tonight, Dan. And Leo Kirste, yes, but you did such a brilliant job. You know, we've had well over a million views on our incredible coverage of Unite the Kingdom. I loved it. And thank you because it was just absolutely wonderful, wonderful coverage.

But now it's time for the uncannselled interview. Well, part of Slippery Stama's final battle, final push to stay in Number 10 Downing Street, even involved trying to screw up our outspoken broadcast of the United Kingdom rally. With the brilliant American independent journalist Don Keith, who was due to host our coverage on Saturday, revealing last week, while after visiting the United Kingdom eight or nine times in the last two years, and participating in the very peaceful and patriotic United Kingdom events with my good friend Tommy Robinson,

I have now been denied entry into the country. I have never participated in any violence, nor have I incited any violence. I have never been involved in any criminal activity in my life in Britain or any other country. The only thing I've ever done is associate with Tommy Robinson and speak up for the forgotten people of Great Britain, people who have been crushed and victimized by a tyrannical leftist regime. So to President Donald Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance, just know that when the soon-to-be ex-Priam sat in the Oval Office and told you both Britain has free speech that he lied to your faces. My apologies to the great Dan Wood, and I was very much looking forward to hosting your live show

at the UTK March. And Don, I am so delighted to have you, but I am so devastated, not only about the fact that you couldn't host our coverage, you obviously would have been brilliant, and I'm or in the future, touch wood, if you're allowed back in, you will absolutely be with us. But more about what this means, Don. I mean, you are a journalist. This is North Korea level shit. Yeah, it really is. You know, I don't know what to say.

It really saddens me for your country and, you know, the level that Starmor and the Labour Party of stoop to, just to keep people with different ideas and different points of view out of your country. I guess, you know, anything, you know, he calls us far right agitators, but I guess, you know, far right means anything that doesn't agree with labor. That's the way I see it. Because I've never espoused anything that was far right in my mind. I espouse principles of freedom, you know, constitutional privileges or ideas from the United States that we believe in. So I don't know what's far right about that.

I guess it's just not left. That makes me a far-right agitator. So hopefully I'll get back in. You know, I have already reapplied. It's been rejected again. So it's... Really? Sorry.

So that's new information. So after UTK, you applied again, and they have rejected you for a second time. Yeah. Yeah, they were... I had been approved a year ago. And it was all good. I was checking it daily because three or four...

people had already been banned or denied entry. And so I was checking it daily just to make sure, like, they're not going to mess. Really, because I'm like, they're not going to mess with me. Sure enough, last Tuesday, I checked it. And I was actually, I was literally watching the app where it said approved and it went to denied, right? Like, changed right in front of me. I was like, oh, no.

And they sent me an email to verify that I, and they basically just said the government doesn't have to give you a reason either. They didn't give me a reason. So it seems to me, Don. It seems to me that what Stama intends to do and what Shabana MacMood and David Lammy intend to do is stop any foreigner with any connection to Tommy Robinson whatsoever from entering the country because, of course, it's journalists,

it's activists, but in one case it's even a politician. Yeah, the great Dominic Tarzinski, who's also a friend of mine, was banning. Imagine that. A sitting member of European Parliament was banned from the UK. A supposed allied country was banned from entering. So I'm not sure how well that's going to go over with European Parliament. I know there's a bunch of lefties in there that agree with Starmoor as well, but there should be some backlash, in my opinion, from European Parliament statement of some kind, at least, you know, tell them how much they disagree with this decision by Starmer, because it's really disduran. This is the stuff of Stalin and Mao to silence dissent, to silence opposing voices to keep their message from spreading.

That's what it's really all about. We know how effective Tommy Robinson is as a speaker and as a personality. So the more people associated with him that they can silence better off they believe that they will be. But in the end, truth always wins out. We've seen what happens with communism and different civilizations when speeches suppressed. The best truth always ends up finding, I think it's going to find a way here too. But Don, the thing that really upsets me

is that there is no solidarity from the establishment media, the mainstream media here. You know what it's like. I mean, you know our country so well. You know the ecosystem so well. They've gone completely mad over a number of years when it comes to Tommy Robinson.

He's the one man where they are prepared to accept authoritarianism on a whole load of, levels. And we saw it this week from Pearce Morgan, who is now so, I would almost say, obsessed with trying to do down Tommy Robinson, that he's even gone to the Diana and Abbott School of Maths, right? So I had to post over the weekend. Piers Morgan thinks this is 50,000 people. The kingdom is united today, regardless of what the MSM says, millions are saying we take back Britain, millions of saying Stama must go.

And that's because Pears was trying to describe UTK as a flop. Yeah, of course, of course he was. Anything he can do to put a damper on the spirit and the camaraderie and the love that the people of the United Kingdom happened, how they came together for freedom. Of course he's going to try to dispel any of that, just like the rest of the leftist and the establishment will do because they want to put a damper on. on any of that. He says that the police told them 50,000 people only showed up. Well, that's Sadiq Khan's police. But some of the police in the crowd last year told us there were two to

three million at the United Kingdom last year. And then we heard Sky News put 100,000 people, 110,000 people on the screen. So they really expected us to believe the news or the police. There was certainly more than 50,000 people there. We can debate whether or not it was a million. Maybe it was slightly over. Maybe it was slightly different. But there is no debating the fact that that was far more than 50,000 people at that rally. A college football stadium in the United States holds 50,000 people. And I can tell you that's many, many, many times over the size of a college football stadium,

that many people that we just saw on screen. So that 50,000 is a lie just to disparate people and perhaps keep them movement from growing and keep people from showing up, in my opinion. Now, you have agreed to debate. Pete Pierce on this today, what happened? I don't know you want to me to talk about it. Well, it was pretty heated. Just stay tuned.

He tried to come with that same 50,000. Unfortunately, it was a different segment. I didn't get to comment on the amount based in Buzzi took care of that. She was co-paneling with me. But it was myself, here's Morgan, Chink Yucer, another another lady i can't remember her name i didn't know her but uh it was a very very spirited very heated debate of course tommy uh pierce went off on tommy as he always does pierce has the british version of td s he has tommy derangement syndrome um and i think this stems from the fact that many years ago

he got shillacking the last time tommy was on one of his shows tommy just gave him a good old fashion shillacking and he's never gotten over it i thought him that to his face uh just now uh i just got off with him right before you, I told him that to his face. And he was like, no, he didn't, he didn't, but I think he did. I think he did. So he's still trying to suggest, Pairs Morgan, even today, he's still trying to suggest that United the Kingdom was in some way a flop. That's exactly right.

Not only that, but he took aim, really blow blows, in my opinion, at the singers that when talking about, he sang the singing was awful, the performance was awful and things like that. So, you know, anything he can do to dispirate the people who attended to maybe transfer that to some of the attendees, perhaps coming in the future. I think that's what he's all about. Whatever he can do to crush Tommy Robinson and Tommy Robinson's moving because I think he's just got an old axe to grind. I really do. I feel like he has a personal vendetta against Tommy Robbins.

He says Tommy's scared to come on his show and talk about, you know, silenced the film that Tommy Robinson may, Tommy Robinson made. He was still trying to say that everything in the silence movie was a lie. I brought up clear witness statements and things witnesses had said. The fact that there were five witnesses in the court that defended everything Tommy said, said it was true against the Syrian refugee. The one Fabian society judge was on the side of the Syrian refugee and that, but the five people that Tommy brought were all lying. So here's actually believes that, that one judge, because one judge says that five people were lying, that they

were all lying. I just don't get it. But you won't see that kind of thing. But Pears believes anything the establishment says, though, right? So the moment that's sly news, right, over the weekend, I mean, as if you could trust sly news, the moment that they said, oh, there's only 50,000 people there. Pairs was like, oh, see, I told you. So he doesn't do his own research. Nothing. He doesn't do his own journalism because this is a guy who only believes what the establishment tells him. It's actually pathetic. It's sad. But what I find really difficult to comprehend on is that he is prepared to allow this personal vendetta, as you put it, but I agree, against Tommy Robinson, stop him from actually talking about

the real issue, which is that there is an Islamist takeover of our country, of your country peers, and not all of us can escape to a bloody mansion in Los Angeles. You know, I can't escape to a $5 million mansion in Ballet. Yeah, well, his argument was there, you know, because I brought up, of course, the 250,000 plus girls that had been raped since the last 25 years by predominantly Muslim men, according to Lord Malcolm Pearson, who said that in the House of Lords, which was data that was extrapolated from the different research done in Beatles, Rotherham, Telford, and Oxford extrapolated throughout the country. Well, Pierce said that was not true. Of course, Pink Ugar was on there. He said it wasn't true either. He didn't. know what he was talking about because he knows nothing about Britain. He basically said that while I was on with him. But the fact is, they're just, they're just in denial. And Pierce's answer to that is that, well, there's more white men committing rape in Britain than Muslims.

And I was like, well, of course, do you know what per capita means? He doesn't believe in that, Donwin, it doesn't suit his argument. He doesn't get the disproportionality and the religious targeting of it. The difference is, is that white men aren't seeking out Muslim girls to rape because they oppose their religion. There's a reason why we don't see Muslim girls in any of the grooming gang data, because it's Haram. That's why Muslim men go outside of their religion to target young white Christian girls. They believe that's okay within the realm of, and within the laws of Islam. They don't get why they don't understand that.

That's the difference between white men raping girls and the Pakistani Muslim men raping girls is because it's religiously targeted. Yeah, so that's kind of how that went. There was also something very disappointing, Dom, this weekend from Kemi Badenock, the leader of the British Conservative Party. This happened on GB News. Watch this. I've actually said that the United Kingdom rally is fine. There are some people who go there to cause trouble. I'm not a supporter of Tommy Robinson. I don't endorse him.

But I don't think that there is an issue with that. and people who misbehave are arrested. Now, the thing that some people are agitating about is about foreigners coming to speak at that rally. I'm not here to speak for foreigners. The free speech that I want is free speech for people in this country. Let's unite this kingdom for once. Why is everybody agitating for foreigners?

You've got half the people talking about what's happening in Palestine and Gaza and another group saying that they want all sorts of people coming here. Let the security services and the Prime Minister make a call. If I'm Prime Minister, I want to be able to say, No, some people can't come into this country. If Kirstama had been doing that, we wouldn't have a small boat's crisis, so he does know how to stop some people from coming into the country. My interest is in what is happening to the people here.

I've got police officers in Essex who have to go to all these protests. They're counselling their legal. Even if you're not in London, the home counties, Kent, Sussex, sorry, all of these people are getting less policing because of these protests. Are you happy for more Tommy Robinson marches to take place but not pro-Palestinian? Because you just said I've had enough of those. So honestly, we are spending so much money on endless protests. The protest, the right to protest and free speed, people were fighting for their right to vote,

for universal suffrage, for women's rights. Now everybody's just angry all the time and on the streets all the time. So Don, she's not standing up for you. Liz Trous, the former Prime Minister posted on this huge mistake. The Prime Minister should be taken on for calling out our allies like Dominic, for calling our allies like Dominic Fowright and banning them from the country. Bev Turner of GB News added terrible answer,

classic politician flip-flopping about trying to cosplay Britain first narrative. If you have clear principles on free speech and protest, they underpin your answers to this issue. Otherwise, it's just performance. I mean, she had literally not spoken up for you an independent journalist being banned from our country, hugely disappointing from the leader of the opposition.

Yeah, so. same here. This is actually one of a couple of interviews. She did another one where she said basically Starmer had the right to ban people and again failed to stand up for us. You know, and you know, X is kind of like a ticker. When you look at someone's popularity, it's almost like a graph. You can kind of see him for a while. Kimmy has been pretty flat. But here recently, she has been, she started to get a little upticket popularity because she started speaking out about things like free speech and things like this and popularity started going up again. And then she did this and now we're seeing her go the other way. Those people online are going, I will never support.

I even posted that video, that one clip where she was talking about Starmer having the right to ban people. And the comments, the guys like, oh, I was just starting to like her. I was just a lot of people, I was just starting to like her, and I'm never supporting her again. Those kind of things. So now she's just really, she tanks her own popularity with that kind of sentiment and by not standing up for free speech and free expression. So, yeah, I don't know what she was thinking there. I don't know if she was advised to make those statements or what,

but it really, it's not the smartest thing I've seen her say. So I was really disappointed to see her say that and not stand up for the, you know. And it was like foreigners was a dirty word the way she said. I don't know why people are, you know, agitating for foreigners. It was like it was, you know, you're our American cousins. You're not trying to break into the country. You're coming here to report legally. Oh, honestly, Don, I mean, look, it is such a shame what is happening.

I mean, your post, though, has had tens of thousands of likes. I mean, I think people were so horrified by what happened to you, what happened to Dominic, what happened to Ezra Levant. And I'm just sad that you weren't able to host our coverage on Outspoken. But next time, next time, Don. Well, thank you. I was very much looking forward to seeing you and all my friends in the UK. But hopefully we'll get her done and we'll get there next time. Don Key.

Thank you for having you. host of The Real Beef with Don Key. Go and enjoy your holiday, Don. Thank you so much. Thank you, brother. And so much feedback from you coming in on this. Thank you, Don. WhatsApp 3 says,

Mega Mouthpiece Morgan needs boycotting. He changes his stance, depending on popular opinion. Tommy wipes the floor with Morgan when he gets the chance to actually talk. Faye Rosotti 1-851 says we are Christian. When we go to any Islamic country, we respect their flag and their culture. We demand the same in Europe. And Carol 66 on UTK says, Stama needs to apologize to all those at the march.

And millions of us at home, he won't, though. Far right agitators? Yeah, okay. Very good point. I myself will see. Says Tommy is wild, but so is Trump. It is a great way to get a message out and an attention done in a minute generation, if you want them to vote.

And then we come to this whole issue of Rupert Lowe in the Makerfield by-election. Mirror 893 says Rupert Lowe should have spoken at UTK. He missed an opportunity to garner even more votes. Helen O.D. 7866, who has been a member of Outspoken Plus for one year. Thank you so much, Helen. That's on YouTube. I said Dan Ben Habib showed a lot of class today publicly and unreservedly endorsing and backing restore in the upcoming election. Classy. I was delighted to see that, actually, I have to say.

and Godd is Love 1015 says Many Makerfield Restore members asked Restore to stand a candidate in the constituency they are already gaining traction with canvassing Okay, time to reveal the worst Britain in the world today Now here are the nominees For your Union Jackass, Don Keith went for Kemi Badernock For the A4 mentioned clip

Lauren the insider went for Pairs Morgan who she described as the ultimate opportunist. And Leo Curse went for Sadiq Khan for describing the UTK rally as so in fair, hatred and division. So I'd say quite tight between two. But I definitely expected this. And third position with just 5% of the vote, Kemi Badenok. The runner up with 37% of the vote, Piers Morgan. But Leo Curse is today's winner with 50% of the vote.

58% of you backing Sadiq Khan as the worst Britain in the world this week. And it was only appropriate that Don Keith nominated Tommy Robinson as our greatest Britain today. He said he has sacrificed most of his adult life to the cause of safety and security for a free Britain. And he just amassed one of the greatest gatherings of British patriots we have ever seen. And honestly, thank you so much for all of your support. over the weekend. I don't know if you know, you probably do if you were watching our UTK coverage at the weekend. We've had well over a million views and I'm so grateful. Lauren the insider and Leo Kirst just did a spectacular job. And I also want to thank all of the outspoken team behind the scenes

of Bobby and Jesse and Jaden and James who were just doing a ton of work to keep us live for eight hours. It was quite a production. And I was basically on a cruise. I was on a cruise with my mum for her 70th birthday and my dad. And we literally were going from Hungary. This is for my mom's 70th birthday. Can you believe she's 70 by the way? Isn't she beautiful? Wonderful woman. Absolutely wonderful woman. And we went from Hungary to Slovakia to Austria. to Germany. And we had a brilliant time. But this cruise had been long booked because it was literally my mum's 70th and it was before UTK and I just knew that we still had to broadcast for Unite the Kingdom. So the team did an absolutely incredible job. And over the course of that

broadcast, we hit 700,000 subscribers, which if you watch my videos, you will know that it's something that I have been advocating for for some time. We have been on a mission to get to 700,000 subscribers for a long time. So I promise you I will never say that again. And I just want to thank you so much. And thank you for being patriotic. When Tommy Robinson first asked me to speak at Unite the kingdom, that was when I visited him, visited him behind bars in prison. I knew that wasn't the right role for me. The right role for me is to provide independent news coverage of an event like this that you will not see on the mainstream media. But obviously, I was very sad not to personally be there myself. But I'm sure you understand, right? Sometimes family has to come first. And I just want to say to

my mom, I love you so much. We had the most wonderful week with dad as well. And mom is actually going to be coming to London. Stay with me. She's in Prague at the moment. And she's going to be staying with me for about 10 days. And we're going up to Scotland at the weekend and everything. So it was just such a special time. We were on Avalon Waterways. I promise you, this is not an ad. But I just want to thank everyone because it was the most magical experience on the Avalon visionary boat. So many patriots, lots of people from America too, a wonderful, wonderful crew. And I had such a great time. What's really weird, though, is I'm sitting in the studio, and I promise you, I've got motion sickness

because I literally woke up this morning on a boat in Germany, and I was dashing back to make sure I was here for the live tonight. And, yeah, my head is sort of spinning. But seriously, thank you so much. Getting outspoken to 700,000 subscribers on YouTube is just incredible. We've just hit over 700,000 subscribers on Facebook as well. And I couldn't do it without you. And I hope you understand that there is a wider purpose for this.

We have to try and save our country. We have to fight back against these attempts to shut us down. And it is so wonderful to be back with you live in order to do so. Okay, we will be back tomorrow, live, of course, because my God, there's a heck of a lot of news happening this week. 5pm UK time, mid-day Eastern, 9am Pacific. We're going to move over to Substack now to team up with the Royal News Network for the Royal Uncanceled Aftershow. If you want to join that, head to www.outspoken. Please do also subscribe to our podcast, which is available for free on Spotify podcast, Apple Podcasts.

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