Dan Wootton Outspoken - TALK TV STAR ANDRE WALKER FOUND GUILTY AS HE CALLS JUDGE A C*** IN SHOCK COURTROOM MELTDOWN

Episode Date: August 13, 2026

BREAKING TODAY: Talk TV star Andre Walker calls a judge a cock and another C-word after astonishing courtroom outburst after he is found GUILTY for throwing a Just Stop Oil agitator out of a Windsor event during Donald Trump’s state visit last year. With the leftist MSM now pressuring for Andre Walker to be SACKED, he will join Dan live for an exclusive interview following this bombshell verdict. You can donate to his Patriot Fund here: https://www.patreon.com/Andrewalker ALSO BREAKING TODAY: Nigel Farage reveals he has been quizzed by counter terror police investigating the links between the firebombing at his home and the killing of Ann Widdecombe hours after her funeral as he continues campaigning in Clacton, where the polls remain open for another five hours. But is this completely unnecessary summer farce really the moment to turn around Reform UK’s fortunes? And why the hell is Nigel now comparing Restore Britain to 1930s fascists? We’ll get into it all with the ultimate husband and wife duo on the Superstar Panel: Christine and Neil Hamilton. PLUS: The village of Piddington that has voted to leave the UK over an influx of invaders is now hit by a sex scandal after Edwina Currie suggested a brothel is needed to cope with the needs of the foreign young men. AND: Owen Jones is humiliated on Piers Morgan Uncensored over his egregious laws about Sharia Law and the punishments dished out to gay men like him. We’ll show you the car crash on air Queers for Palestine meltdown. THEN IN THE ROYAL UNCANCELLED AFTERSHOW: Another PR disaster for Meghan Markle and Prince Harry as the couple force a Grammy winning legend into a humiliating statement after he snubbed the Fake Duchess on the red carpet. We’ll break it all down with Paula Froelich Uncensored. 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

No spend, no bias, no censorship. I'm Dan Wooden. This is Outspoken episode number 560. And breaking today. Talk TV star Andre Walker calls a judge a cock and another C-word after an astonishing courtroom outbursts. He has found guilty for throwing a just-stop oil agitator out of a Windsor event during Donald Trump's state visit last year. through the store, and he's there on the floor. And what, I didn't realize, I've never dealt with these people before. There was this woman filming it as well. Right. So, obviously, there was no cameras at one point.

Now, I will say one thing. In terms of being hot-headed and angry, probably shouldn't have called the judge a cock and walked out. But I'm told that there would be no further charges on that. By the way, to the judge, you are a cock. Fuck off. Not interested. Goodbye. Well, with the leftist MSM now pressuring for Andre Walker to be sacked, he will join us live for an exclusive interview about this very worrying verdict. Two-tier justice in two-tier Britain yet again.

Also breaking today, Nigel Farage reveals he has been quizzed by counter-terror police investigating the links between the firebombing at his home and the killing of Anne Whitakum, hours after her funeral as he continues campaigning. campaigning in Clacton, where the polls remain open for just under five more hours. I've got to be very careful what I say here, because I've been interviewed by counterterrorism two or three times. But now we know an investigation has reopened into an attempted arson attempt on me that took place in the Easter of last year. And I won't say any more than that, more will come out. So I had all that going on. But is this completely unnecessary summer fast, really, the moment to turn around Reform UK's 14? And why the hell is Nigel now comparing Restore Britain to 1930s fascists?

Have you met him? Have you met him? No, he's an extreme left-wing BBC comedy writer. You know, he writes the sketches for the now very unfunny, have I got news for you? To some of the young men around him, there is a very, very sinister edge. And things being said that by some of these accolades, that we've not heard in this country, since 96 and cable street

I'm a days of Mosley and I'll be honest about that So we will get into it all with the ultimate husband and wife duo on the superstar panel today Christine and Neil Hamilton are back

Also coming up on the show The Village of Pittington that has voted to leave the UK over an influx of invaders is now hit by a brothel scandal after Edwina Curry suggested a whorehouse as needed to cope with the needs

of the foreign young men. And Owen Jones is humiliated on Pears Morgan uncensored over his egregious views about Sharia law and the punishments dished out to gay men like him. We'll show you the car crash on air with his queer for Palestine meltdown. Then, in the Royal Uncanceled After Show on Substack, another PR disaster for Megan Markle and Prince Harry

as the couple force a Grammy-winning legend into a humiliating statement after he snubbed the fake Duchess on the Red Cucson. We'll break it all down with Paula Frolican censored. You can join in over on Substack. We're also keeping across this very worrying piece of breaking news. Emergency services responding to a severe train derailment in the past few moments. This is believed to be a southern train in East Sussex. British Transport Police are responding after this derailment is believed to have occurred at 3.54 p.m. So hoping everyone is okay in East Sussex.

And of course, if there are developments, we will bring them to you live. We'll also reveal another Greatest Britain and Union Jackass. I've nominated Owen Jones for his peers Morgan Meltdown. You're going to see that later in the show. Christine Hamilton has gone for me at a fanbula for sending her kids to private school. She says typical labour hypocrisy over educating their precious kids. And Neil has nominated Baroness Sally Morgan. He says she chaired the board of electors that appointed Jason Ardei as professor of sociology in 20203,

rejecting all candidates with proper academic qualifications in favour of this chance. Hmm. How did that work out? Neil says she's a useless public sector grifter and should be fired after the Ardei fiasco. So you can get voting in the live chat on YouTube right now. Do keep your super chats coming in throughout the show as. as well. But now, let's go. Breaking today, after removing a climate protester held bent on sabotaging an event during Donald

Trump's second state visit to the UK last year, Talk TV star Andre Walker, has today been found guilty of assault by BT, leading the star broadcaster to call the judge in question a cock and storm out of the courtroom. The 47-year-old conservative legend received an 18-month conditional discharge and a 1,200 pound fine, of which £650 pound was in court costs and £550 compensation. This has got a hurt to the fossil fuel free campaigner Dr Kushe Naker, a long time just stop oil agitator who was dragged out of this Republican Overseas Gala dinner at Windsor Hall last September. Here is Dr. Naker appearing on broadcasters in recent years defending the despicable, illegal, violent actions of Just Stop Oil. Well, Jacob, you just described the

Independent Climate Change Committee as fanatical and you described Just Stop Oil as fanatical. What is fanatical about wanting a livable future? I suppose many people will be a little bit confused at why there was such a vicious attack on plants this afternoon? Sure. So first of all, let me say that the action that took place today at the Royal Flower Show was not a vicious attack on plants. They threw around some children's paint powder, which is completely non-toxic and can be washed away without causing any harm. But what is a vicious attack on plants is the climate crisis. I mean, you don't think it was a pretty feeble gesture

simply to sort of desecrate a beautiful garden, full of gardeners who worship nature and are absolutely on board with your message pretty much. What do you think we need to do to get our government to take attention? Because I'm willing to do whatever it takes. Whatever it takes. Now, Dr Naker and three other fossil-free London campaigners purchased tickets online to attend the event during Trump's

state visit. Campaner Robin Wells interrupted the dinner while food was being served, with Dr Naker then joining her as they began an anti-drilling chant. That's when Andre approached the campaigners with intent to remove them from the venue. Now, you may remember our coverage back in September 2025 during the Republican Overseas Dinner when I completely backed Andre's actions. And I stand by it. Watch. Including these hard leftists interrupting a Republican event in Windsor, until one patriot, that dude, Andre Walker, said, hell no.

Enough is enough. Watch this. We should not be here to support this president. He only leads us down a path of fascism and climate collapse. It is clear. That this man is a madman. Good on Andre Walker for that. Now, Dr. Naker told the court that Walker grabbed his arm and pulled him with vigorous force,

which resulted him losing his balance and falling to the ground. The prosecution then relied on a video made by Andre immediately after the incident walking us through what had happened from his perspective. Watch. So anyway, I grabbed the bloke. And he'd be sat on his bum, right? Now, I will tell you, come with me, come with me, right?

I'm going to tell you, it was quite a long way from where the trouble, forgive me, the noise. We're all the way. We're all the way over there. Okay, so come with me. So, I had to check this now all this way here, through this door, through this door, and he's there on the floor. And I didn't realize I've never dealt with these people before. There was this woman filming it as well. Right.

So obviously there was no cameras at one point. But obviously when the cameras came in, I had to throw him out through this door. So, and thankfully, there is a back exit. The court heard that Andre attempted to punch Dr. Naker numerous times and also attempted to knee his groin area. Naker said he was on the ground, with Walker leaning over him, accusing him of trying to strangle him. Naker reported having a sore wrist, a sore jaw and a sore tongue after the incident, as well as claiming he suffered from psychological harm. The alleged assault in the room was apparently witnessed by the sales manager of the Guildhall who told the court that Naker

was on the floor with Andre on top of him. However, Andrei denied that Naker was underneath him and said that he had his knee on his shoulder to prevent him going back into the dining The sales manager countered that she saw Walker was holding his fists above Naker, shouting at him with Walker's leg and arm getting closer and closer to Naker's neck. The sales manager was the one to call the police after saying that the incident was so frightening because Walker would not stop and would not let Naker go. Now, Andre told the court that he fed the protesters would damage the paintings in the building, referencing an incident he had seen at the News UK headquarters in London involving

climate protesters. And this was a very serious defence, led by former Conservative Justice Secretary Sir Robert Buckland KC. In a video posted just yesterday on his YouTube channel, Andre stands by the fact that he is convinced that the protesters were going to damage this very expensive artwork. So I say that when somebody invades a political meeting, they are threatening the people there, they're threatening the property there, and it is right that they be taken out, but I'm going to go after this for a change in the law, which clarifies it completely, which says if you invade a political meeting for the purpose of disrupting it, then you can be dragged out whether you are a threat or not, because democracy itself is

being threatened. I don't see the threat as just a matter of physical violence. Of course, when it came to the Trump state dinner, when it comes to Trump state visit, when protesters came in, and by the way, they were going to slash those paintings. Believe me, they were going to slash the paintings. These people are wrongings. Of course they were. We have seen what these eco-terrorists do in these attacks up and down the country for the past five years. But not surprisingly, in two-tier Britain, that defence wasn't enough to prevent a conviction today, as during his sentencing, the judge noted that Andre's assault on Dr. Nater was, quote, sustained and persistent and was serious enough for a conditional discharge.

Fossil Free London celebrating this on X, writing Breaking, Andre Walker found guilty of assaulting Fossil Free London campaigner at the Trump State Dinner. During sentencing, the judge noted Walker should be rightly ashamed for his sustained and persistent assault on Dr. Naker. We will never be intimidated into silence, they said, before a judge. adding Trump is driving the world into climate devastation, and those who peacefully challenge this message should never be met with violence. This verdict sends an important message that using violence to silence free speech is never acceptable. Andre, however, admitted he was

absolutely raging upon hearing of the guilty verdict. So it's not been the most unbridled success I've ever had in my life. Okay, so I was facing two years in prison because these liars, dishonest people, I was convicted of common assaults. I was fined £1,200. I called the judge a cock and stormed out of the court. I'm told that the judge is not after me, but we have had to do a runner. Now, of course, this is all part of a much wider leftist campaign. The Prince Harry supported scum at byline times have been completely obsessed with using this incident to get Andre sacked from Talk TV. Indeed, they reported today on hearing the judgment, Andre Walker slammed the desk and began storming out. On seeing the surprise on the judge's face, he turned and said, can I go before leaving the court swiftly?

oh my God, he said as he was leaving. The judge turned to Walker's barrister and said, I'm not going to take action on what I just heard Sir Robert. Outside the courtroom, Sir Robert realized Walker had left the court altogether. Now, Andre really truly believes this verdict represents part of what is going on in wider society, a battle between good and evil. This has been a battle. between good and evil and I'll tell you what we've done.

We have won most of it. Originally, Dr Cushnaker accused me of a racist strangling that would have been two years in prison. By the end, they had to scrape their way into a £1,200 fine. Now, I can't tell you what my view on paying that fine is, because on legal advice, I've been told not to say anything about it. Let me tell you this. We're going to keep fighting these people.

We're going to keep fighting these bastards. And we're going to take Shrek. We're going to take Shrek to the Police Complaints Commission. And we're going to take Honpy to the solicitor's regulatory authority. And we're going to take Dr. Kushnaker to the medical standards organization. What's it called? I don't know. Everyone's hot in the car.

So we've run away. Now, I will say one thing. in terms of being hot-headed and angry, probably shouldn't have called the judge a cock and walked out. But I'm told that there will be no further charges on that. By the way, to the judge, you are a cock. Fuck off. Not interested.

Goodbye. I think he's calmed down in his first interview. Since the verdict, Andre Walker joins us now alongside our superstar panel, Christine and Neil Hamilton. Andre Walker, while you have been fighting this, for months. And am I right in saying your devastation about this verdict is because these eco-loons are able to effectively now enter any event, any form of private space whatsoever?

It doesn't matter if it's an event involving the president. And effectively cause carnage. And if you try and stop that carnage, you are going to be criminal. Is that what your overall concern here is? No, it isn't. And that might surprise you. Here is my concern. I became what I am today, for better or worse,

because I became a university debater at Royal Holloway College just down the road. I got the grand finals of the European Debating Championships, and that set me on my course. I saw recently a meeting of my old debating society closed down because Claire Fox was speaking out. at it. Last academic year, hundreds of small political societies and debating societies across universities were unable to function. They were unable to function for the following reason that their university said, we believe in free speech, but the security risks to these events

is such. You need three security guards. That's 500 quid. You can't afford it. So we're closing you down. Debate in this country. Democracy in this country is under attack. I'm very sorry, And by the way, I am ashamed and I am disappointed. And I'm going to apologize to everybody for the fact that I failed in court today. But I'll tell you something, I'm absolutely determined that we need to change the law. It's perfectly well talking about the Oxford Union or the Durham Union, all of these big places. But when you talk about individual, small university, like the University of Brighton being attacked, it's a nightmare. Let me tell you, where I learnt that from, my family escaped Northern Ireland, where I learned that from, my family escaped Northern Ireland,

When I was the Cheshire, Y.C. Chairman, I saw what took place in Tatton in 1997, a pile-on that completely ruined the local election. It's bullying. It's not democracy. It's not democratic debate. And I'm glad the Hamilton's here because, you know, what happened in 1997 was a prelude to what has taken place since. Bullying, intimidation. It wasn't an election about whether Neil Hamilton should be an MP or not. It was a joke and a circus, and it's now visiting most universities in this country. I dragged that guy out,

and I'm sorry that it wasn't legal, but I would do it again. And we will come to Christina Neal very shortly, but I'm just trying to work out the actual circumstances of what happened today, because people are horrified, Andre, that you have been found guilty. You now have this criminal conviction

when effectively what it feels like you were trying, to do was bring order to a democratic event being held during the Donald Trump state dinner. Let me tell you, let me tell you what I said to the police officer at the voluntary interview. I said to him, he said, listen, I understand both sides. I said, listen, I'm a fat wanker and they're attacking democracy. I was out of my debt. I didn't know what to do in that scenario. Did you go too far? Can I tell you something? Look, I could not have gone far enough. I'll tell you why. They were there to disrupt a democratic meeting.

Now, let me tell you this. I'm rich and so are you. We can have the security at our events. The University of Sunderland, young conservatives cannot. The debating society at the University of, I don't know, wherever, cannot do it. We are shutting down democratic debate. The reason they throw a milkshake on Nigel Farage is they don't have a gun. We've got to stop this.

The walkabout is gone. The public meeting is gone. The university debating societies are gone. The local branches are gone. Do you know something you can't have an ordinary young conservative meeting in a Webber Spoons without additional security anymore? They're shutting our democracy down. I'm telling you this.

I am going to make it legal to do what I did. And Andre, the judge did clarify, by the way, didn't he, that you had actually not launched this sustained physical attack, which was claimed. That was my reading of the judge's statement today. But he did think you went too far, though, even though he didn't back up what Dr. Naker had said in terms of the extent of the attack.

Well, okay, okay, let me just explain my understanding of it, and I didn't really understand it. By the way, I didn't really walk out. I left and then asked permission to leave. I left early. Let's leave it there. I get into legal problems. You were mad. You were mad because you've just been found guilty.

I was furious from the outset because I've let you down. I want to apologize to everybody for that. But let me tell you what happened. Look, I'd say that if you disrupt a democratic meeting, you should be removed with force. What I had to demonstrate the court was there was a danger to property or people. The court rejected there was a danger to property. Now, I've got to be honest with you. You know, my defence was there was a danger to property. But even if there wasn't, I believe I should have had the right to remove it. Yeah. Well, because what my concern is here, Andre, is how on earth did you know that they were not in possession of a chemical weapon?

The reality is far, far too often these left-wing eco-terrorists are being allowed to get away with murder. And what has become very clear over the past few years is that the judiciary is sympathetic to them and not sympathetic. to people like you. And it is part of this politicisation of our justice system. Absolutely right. But the CPS is the worst. I call them the jihadis.

But listen, I think you're wrong. You know, there's always going to be the Anne Widdickham, God rest of soul. There's always going to be the David Amos. It's always going to be the Joe Cox. But I think the bigger toxicity is hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of democratic meetings are stopped.

You know, if you have to take four security guards to any time you meet, 95% of political organisations are going to be closed down. And what they are doing is shutting down our democracy and bullying people. Listen, I will tell you, they scored a big win today

because they wanted to make an example of me as a warning to others. Well, I will tell you something. We're not going to back down. I know that you've got the link to the Patriot Fund below. We are going to raise money for more legal actions.

Let me tell you something. We've got, listen to this. We've got a dad who's sort of, 15-year-old son was groomed on the internet. He went round to this guy, called him a paedophile, and he's going to court for harassment. We're not going to stop fighting. I'm sorry I lost this time,

but we're going to keep going. Please donate to this fund. We are going to turn this around. Yes, because it is worth pointing out, and you can find the link, by the way, below in the description to this video, but Andre has been using the Patriot Fund to help fund this defence,

but actually has much bigger plans. But, Andre, you can also see that the left now, are intending to use this verdict to get you cancelled. Now, I know a lot about that, and we know a lot about the individuals involved. There has been a sustained campaign by an organisation called Byline Times. My sense, Andre, is they want to use this guilty verdict to get you sacked from Rupert Murdoch's Talk TV, where you host a very popular show and have done so for a number of years. Do you believe that Talk TV will stand by you, despite the guilty?

verdict and despite this pressure campaign from the left? See what I believe. I believe that byline times have not got the guts to take me on when they know full well that I know who their secret funder is in Jersey. 99% of their funding comes from a Jersey trust, right, we're going to crack that open. And if they touch me, we're going to have a go back. Listen, I'm not the toughest guy in the world. I'm not the best guy in the world. I think we've learned that today. It's been proved. But I want every single person, every patriot to do one thing, every single week to stand up for freedom. I will tell you what I did.

I made it hard to beat me. Okay, they did beat me, but I made it very hard. We're going to make it harder from now on. This country belongs to us, and we are not going to allow these people to rail us in the way they've railed us. Can I tell you this? I inherited a democracy from my parents. I'm not handing over to my nieces and nephew, a theocracy,

run by cowards and jihadis. But do you think Talk TV will stand by you despite the guilty verdict because they have been known to buckle Andre? Well, listen, you hate them. I accept that. I accept that. Look, look. Well, I hope they stand by you.

I mean, look, I'm always wanting these organisations, talk TV or GB News to do the right thing. I hope they stand by you. I think they should stand by you. It's not about doing the right thing. The big problem here is this. Well, it would be the wrong thing to Zach, you wouldn't it? No, these people are more sophisticated than us.

They are better organized than us. If you look at the boycott of GB News, they've got all of these people tweeting, all of the advertisers, having a go, listen, I still don't know what you did wrong, but there was a pile on of loads of, I don't even know what Neil Hampton did wrong. There's a bit, like 40 years ago,

there's a pile on with all of these things. Not too close to the truth. You think, and this is where we disagree, you think it's GB News, You think it's Talk TV. You think it's this outlet or that outlet. The reality is we are being picked off one by one. You watched my show on Talk TV.

I can read the word of criticism about you, and I'll tell you why. Because if you wanted to see that Dan Whotton was a cunt, you could have watched it on any channel. But I'm not going to say it. And you can't say that word on Talk TV. I just said. Okay, let me bring in Christine and Neil Hamilton.

Neil Hamilton, Andre, has invoiced. you there. You're of course a top barrister as well. What do you think about this guilty verdict today? Well, first of all, let's clear up the lawyers on this. It's definitely lawful for Andre to remove these idiots who were disrupting back dinner. Okay, we're just going to sort out your sound, Neil, because we're struggling. So, Christine, you come in first. Yeah, there's something very odd with your sound, darling. And Neil is the lawyer, so he'll answer all the legal questions. I'm not even going to begin to tread into that sort of water. Why

keep a dog and bark yourself? But Andre, first of all, you used a totally unacceptable word just now. This may not be the BBC, but this is Dan Wooten outspoken and you shouldn't do it. So please don't do it again. Naughty, naughty. I don't see anything wrong with Pauline's speaking. Thank you, Christine.

Thank you, Christine for trying to bring some order. Exactly. It's been a long day. Speaking on behalf of all your female viewers who love and adore you and they do not like that language. on your program. So naughty. They don't.

I don't see what's wrong with calling somebody a cock. A cock is the most beautiful bird. I mean, perhaps you should have called him a rooster. He might have been a bit more acceptable. But what's wrong with that? That's a perfectly acceptable four-letter C word. But, I mean, you are a bit hot-headed.

There's a touch of red in your hair. I can see that. But being serious, all that was very serious, by the way, about your language. Serious for a moment. I quite agree with everything you said. What are we coming? to, as you say, people who feel and think like us and speak like us are being closed down

slowly but inexorably. And, you know, you will think twice, I suspect, before you take such action again, because you now know what the consequences are. And we cannot allow these people to get away with it. Dan's researchers turned up that apparently once I had debated against this doctor, Naker, on some programme or other. A good morning Britain, Christine, yes. Can I jump in there? You said the attack on the attack on the Magna Carta was disgusting, and he said it was justified, because if you attempt to get this through democratically, it won't work. He justified the attack. That's, I've completely forgotten that. Gosh, what's it on this morning? Heaven's alive. On Good Morning Britain with

Susanna Reid. Good morning, Britain, yes, yes. Where was it, Dr. Neda? But, I mean, these people, look what happened, for example, to the, I think they were just stop, or there were certainly these extroverts, don't mean extroverts, I mean extremists. The people who were in court about dumping the Colston statue

in the harbour at Bristol. Nothing happened to them. They were all absolutely let free. Now if you or I had picked up a statue and dumped it in the water, do we think they'd have just let us walk free? No, of course not. I mean, it's complete double standards. And you're fighting a great battle, Andre.

So all I can say is keep it up, but mind your language. Okay, Liz. So first of all, look, it's been a long day. I accept that. I do apologise. But let me just say something else that really, really, really worries me. You know, we see, what is it, 13,000 knocks on the door, you know, for hate language or all this sort of thing. You know, my concern is this, that how are we discrediting the system? I mean, when I was younger, people were really respectful of members of parliament,

really respectful of police officers. You know, I've been convicted today of a crime. I'm devastated. Most people are not bothered. And the reason they're not bothered is they don't take the court seriously when this lawfare exists. How long does that go on

before the system collapses? I worry very greatly about it. Okay, we're going to try and see if we've got Neil Hamilton's audio back now. He's got the best computer, that's the problem. Neil, do you want to have a go? Yeah. Right.

Well, first of all, I think we should, Can you hear me properly? Loud and clear, thank goodness. So I think we should first of all clarify what the law is on removing people like these idiots who came to that dinner deliberately to disrupt the whole thing. And it was perfectly lawful for Andre to remove this complete ninkin poop, Dr. what his name is Nicar or whatever. But you have to use reasonable and proportionate force.

Well, what is reasonable and proportionate? course is subjective to an extent and I haven't seen the evidence in the case I haven't seen the videos I haven't heard the evidence that was given in court by the other witnesses so I have no idea whether in the circumstances I would have agreed with the judge in the decision that he took but it's very important for people to know that they can physically remove disruptors from meetings if you are there for a lawful purpose and also I mean the important is that you have the remedies against these people Andre because that deliberate disruption of the

meeting was planned so it was a conspiracy to commit a breach of the peace to start with which is an offence it's also an offence under section 68 of the criminal justice and public order Act of 1994 whereby it's an offence to trespass on land with the intent to disrupt or intimidate people engaging in a lawful activity so you should make a complaint to the police about Dr. I'll see you, can I respond to what Neil said, though? Because it's a remarkable matter of frustration

that none of those things were of any interest to the police whatsoever. Now, I didn't come up with as an extensive list, as he has come up with, but I made the point, look, if you do not want this to happen again, the solution is to deal with them, not to deal with me.

I said, what about aggravated trespass? Now, Neil's a lawyer, I'm not. but they were not interested. Now, here is the risk. So first of all, what Neil said is correct. Here is the problem with it. These people are so well organized. You know, when I looked at the allegations against me,

they had read the Thames Valley Police, tick boxes, is it racist, sexist, all this on. And they, and they, the reality is, and I've said this, I was a fat idiot, and they were very, very highly organized. And, you know, the edited videos, the way they said things. You know, it was just impossible to deal with.

And the problem is they're just liars, right? You know, what they're going to do if you touch them is that they know all the rules and you don't. Now, should we be better at knowing the rules? No, we should make that crime. The thing is... Well, you can, of course, take out a private prosecution if you've got funding.

And what about appealing? Are you going to appeal this verdict today, Andre? Look, the reason I'm not going to appeal it, or I don't think I'm going to appeal it is this. What was it going to get us? In reality, I want a campaign to change the law to protect our democracy. Law is always updated to reflect changes in what's going on. I think that we need to protect democratic meetings better than what we've already protected them.

So my suggestion is that the level of reasonable force is similar to a burglary, a political meeting. Other people will have their own ideas. Similarly, I don't think you should be able to throw milkshakes and all this sort of stuff. I think we need to update the law. The reality is, actually, do you know what? I didn't really have a go at the judge. I had to go at Shrek, the police officer. I hate him.

And here's the issue. Careful, Kristen, we'll turn you off again. If what, if what I did was ruled to be illegal, okay, I accept that. But what are you going to do about the violation, the desecration, and the disruption of hundreds upon hundreds of police? Are you just going to, you know, drag this fat idiot into court every five minutes? No, what you've got to do is stop them. A protest is across the street handing out leaflets with a megaphone.

You know, what they're doing, as I said earlier. You know, Christine Hamilton on Good Morning Britain said, how dare those people smash up the Magna Calsa? Cushnaker literally sat there and said it was marvellous. To offence. It was criminal damage destroying one of our most important piece of art. Sorry, one of our most important constitutional documents. I mean, there is a problem, of course, with the police.

There is a problem with the Crown Prosecution Service in that, you know, woke ideology has taken over all the institutions in this country of a similar kind. And we've got to restore proper policing to this country. The appointment of police commissioners completely failed to do what it should have done in this respect. And we certainly ought to do something about the college of police. I'm just going to interrupt, Neil, just because we're losing you again. But look, the most important thing is that for people who want to support Andre Walker can do so by hearing to the description. And yes, please, Andre, final word to you, explain what you're going to do next with this

Patriot Fund. The Patriot Fund is an unincorporated association in the United Kingdom to support people who are victims of two-tier justice. I phone up anonymously people who've been victims of grooming gangs and send money to them. If you donate today, we are going to support. We're going to support grooming gang victims. We're going to support people who've been bullied. We've got our own police investigators now. We've got our own legal team. We're going to defend the little guy. Your money counts and we are going to step forward. And I want to thank you for supporting me if you can. And Dan, thank you for supporting me as well. I'm sorry I didn't get a win today, but I'll do better next time. No, it's so important. It is so important. We must fight on Andre Walker. Convicted in court today. Very bad news. Now a convicted criminal. But he fights on and doesn't it just make him all that little bit more interesting? Interesting was the word I was going to use, Andre.

Okay, go and wash your mouth out. Thank you so much. Andre Walker, absolute delight to have you today. Breaking right now, very disturbing news. Some 40 passengers are now fared to be trapped in overturned carriages following this horror train derailment near Lewis East Sussex this afternoon. It is understood three of eight carriages overturned and trapped passengers who are now receiving first aid. Southern Railway have confirmed that services will be cancelled until 10pm and people have been urged to

avoid the area. The Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander, writing on X'd deeply concerned of reports of a derailment involving a southern train in Lewis Sussex. Grateful to emergency services who are on the scene, supporting those impacted. We are working quickly with the rail industry and local partners to assist passengers. So just repeating that news, 40 passengers now believed to be trapped in these overturned carriages following this derailment horror near Lewis East Sussex this afternoon. Really hope everyone is. okay. We will keep you updated on developments throughout the show. So, did this really make any sense,

Nigel Farage? Today, the polls are open and the mainstream media are going completely bonkers with the Daily Star and the Daily Mirror pushing this idea that the lunatic hard leftist Count Binface should genuinely get your vote over Nigel Farage in the Clactant by-election. But what my concern, fury and horror is that what is being ignored by the mainstream media is the shocking killing of my friend and former colleague Anne Whitakam, who was laid to rest in a private funeral ceremony yesterday, while completely overlooking the fact that counter-terror police, which I first revealed

are now linking Anne's killing to the fire bombing at Nigel's house last year. On the campaign trail in an exclusive interview with the Mike Graham show, Nigel has revealed that he has now been interviewed by counter-terror police

over this incident multiple times. I've got to be very careful what I say here because I've been interviewed by counter-terrorism two or three times. But now we know an investigation has reopened into an attempted arson attempt on me

that took place in the Easter of last year and I won't say any more than that, more will come out. So I had all that going on. And as Calvin McKenzie posted, I'm certain as I can be that Anne Whitakim would be alive today if police had taken more seriously an arson attack last year

on the London home of Nigel Farage. Unbelievably, there was CCTV TV footage of the Farage Firebomber. The police never issued it. Why? And after limited investigation, simply closed the case. I'm precluded from saying too much, although your right to know of this scandal should trump the law's right to keep it secret. But had that photo received publicity, I believe Anne Whittaker would be alive today. Well, thank you for Calvin McKenzie for saying that, something I've been saying since Friday, something Alison Pearson has been saying since Friday, but what the rest of the mainstream media have completely shut up about.

Now, in this Mike Graham interview, Nigel said that it is Anne's death that means he is not going to apologise for anything regarding this private gift, which he says is to pay for his security for life. I want to say this. I've broken no law. I haven't avoided tax. I haven't evaded tax. I haven't misused public money

I haven't even got a motorhome I mean can you believe it There's one I'm certainly in Scotland If you're looking for one Better be cheap that one As I say I've done nothing wrong other than According to these people

Maybe I should have declared this sum of money That was given to me And yes it's a lot of money But Anne was 78 years old And they murdered her She had no person protection. And I'm going to need it until the day I died.

So I'm not going to apologize to anybody for anything. You know, my life is difficult. Okay, now a lot of reform supporters are highly critical of me and this show. But no one has done more than me and this show to back Nigel Farage when it comes to uncovering the truth about the killing of Anne Whittickham. and I believe Nigel needs government security. It is very clear that there has been an F up here that that is inexcusable and that may have been purposeful and that there has been a cover-up since the moment that

Anne was discovered. All of that said, that doesn't mean I have to get on board with backing a by-election that is a waste of time and makes absolutely no sense. So Nigel to Mike Graham tried to explain. that the reason he's having this by-election is to get one over the crooked and corrupted mainstream media. Watch. Holding this by-election was a way of heading this off

and of saying, I won't be judged by Sky News or certain elements of mainstream media or the entirety of the Westminster political class. I will submit myself to the people of Clacton, let the people decide whether they want me or not. And that's what I do. Well, it only remains.

I know that's not a very big clap, I have to ask you again, do you want Nigel Farage as you're going to? Come on. You can do better than that. And I am also furious with Nigel, because here's the thing. I'm not a propagandist for any party. I'm completely independent. And I am furious with Nigel,

while backing him on Anne and backing him on security. I am furious with his totally irresponsible and I believe dangerous criticism of Restore Britain which continued on the Mike Graham show last night where he made a really shocking comparison to black shirt fascists in the 1930s. I mean, we could have done better. There was a bigger restore vote that I thought.

But I think even there, I think the truth is beginning to come out. What Rupert Lowe says and what the acolytes around him, say are increasingly becoming two very different things and there is quite a sinister edge. There's quite a nasty edge to some of the young men around him there is a very very sinister edge and things being said that by some of these accolides that we've not heard in this country since 1936 and cable street.

Yeah. The days of Mosley and I'm being honest about that, you know. Rupert can say what he likes, but the fact is the parties increasingly being run by people who are bringing a certain toxicity into politics, which can only ever be a minority opinion. In another interview with the Daily Express, Farage said that Count Binface, who has become the sort of leftist pin-up boy is actually an extremist and not the sort of joke character that the MSN want to make out. Have you made Count Binface? Do you like it? I've not let him know. He's an extreme left-wing BBC comedy writer. You know, he writes the sketches for the now very unfunny,

have I got news for you? So he's not quite the joke character that you would have thought. I have spoken on the phone to the leader of the official Monster Raving Looney Party. I've known Alan for 20 years. And they've had one over on the electoral system because they officially endorsed three candidates. And no one's ever done that before in British politics. absolutely wetting themselves well after.

But the right is completely split on this by-election too. Ben Habib, former Reform UK deputy leader, now chair of the Great British Pack, posting today a message to people in Clacton. When you vote today, please remember this election has been held because Nigel Farage sought to sidestep a parliamentary inquiry into him receiving £5 million and not declaring it. This is not a David and Goliath battle of Farage versus the establishment. It is Farage trying to avoid being held to account. The various agencies investigating him, ties and reform now include the Parliamentary Standards Commissioner,

the Electoral Commission, the National Crime Agency, the Metropolitan Police, the FCA and possibly HMRC. But when GB Politics revealed that activists from the Lib Dems' Labor Conservatives and the Green Party have been seen campaigning for Count Binface, Adam Brooks was furious, writing the establishment will do anything to stop Nigel Farage. I'm disgusted at these people. They clearly don't care. if people of Clacton have a left-wing joker as MP, traitors. Yet the independent broadcaster Charlie Sandsom isn't so convinced, asking whether Reform UK activists are steep down secretly embarrassed by this unnecessary Clacton campaign.

I've got a question for Reform UK councillors, activists, MPs, people connected with the party. Aren't you embarrassed to be going out and gleefully, campaigning in Clacton in a by-election that didn't need to be called. Just wondering if this fake enthusiasm is going to carry you forward. I mean, I don't see the point of you doing it, really. So why are you? It doesn't look like they are, given the North Korean-like propaganda being spewed by Jamie McIver from Reform UK on Mike Graham's Live.

show in Clacton last night. I have to be honest, this from MacIva. It made me cringe. And I am fascinated at the work ethic of the next Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. Yeah. He never stopped, does he? Honestly, I thought I was a bit of a juror sale bunny. Don't say anything. You get nothing to be a joke there. Definitely a joke there. But honestly, you know, all joking aside, I want a Prime Minister in number 10 that's going to be up at the crack of dawn, know what's going on, fight for Britain every single minute of the day,

and then have a gin and tonic and another one, another one, another one, and then do it all again the next day. And what we have in Nigel is someone who truly loves this country, and he is prepared, unlike the leaders of the other parties, just jump out of the car and walk down the high street and talk to people. That's what politics is about. And I tell you what, the people are clacked on tomorrow when they elect Nigel to be their member of parliament. It's down to lots of people in this room to help make that happen tomorrow. They will have probably the hardest working member of parliament that sits in House of Commons. And it's been an absolute honour and pleasure and privilege to work with Nigel.

I think Jamie McIver has been delivered some early morning notes again from Zia Yusuf. But the Daily Telegraph asking, Nigel Farage will win in Clacton, but has he lost written? They report Luke Trill, saying that Farage must also contend with the fact that as many as a quarter of Reforms' 2024 voters are now drawn to restore Britain and its uncompromising language around migration. For Farage, satisfying both groups also the more moderate conservatives at the same time, voters inclined to back restore those drawn by Badenock in Burnham's more middle of the road, politics is proving difficult indeed, even in Clacton. where support for Farage is robust. There are hints of how reform is being outflanked. For some, the party has not been bold enough on migration. In an arcade on the high street, a pensioner says with a grin

that if he talked openly about where his politics truly lay, he'd be hung, drawn and courted. He is fed up, he adds, with the migrant boats crossing the channel, particularly this week's Megadini, which was laden with a record 230 people. I have to say he sounds like an outspoken viewer. for the superstar panel, husband and wife dynamic duo, Christine and Neil Hamilton. So, Christine, before we get to the politics of the Clacton by-election,

it is so disturbing what is going on in terms of this Anne Whittaker killing link. And Calvin McKenzie, I think, has put it as clearly as I have tried to report, which is basically if the police had actually released the CCTV of the Nigel Farage Fireball, bombing, had done a proper investigation into what went on, could the alleged killer have been stopped? Could Anne Wittickham have been saved? Now, of course, because of draconian contempt of court laws, we all have to be careful about what we say, which I think is one of the reasons why the truth is being covered up here. But it really shocked me yesterday. I mean, think, Anne was laid to rest. It was her funeral. Barely a mention in the mainstream media. They briefly,

fully covered it, but with no link to the fact that there is now this counter-terror investigation linking and killing to Nigel Farage's firebombing. Christine, I genuinely believe the elite class in this country just want us to forget Anne Whitakim. They just want us to forget. So on that, I am with Nigel a thousand percent. I think it's incredibly unlikely that somebody would get up in the north of England wherever it was the alleged killer came from drive three, four hundred miles and kill Anne Wittickham

just like that and drive back again immediately and drive back again with no previous involvement in or no previous idea to do anything to any point it's just not credible so it's clearly to my mind as a not perfectly ordinary voter, but as a friend of Anne Widdickle,

who we were deeply shocked by her death anyway, but when we discovered how she died, I mean, it was truly horrific. And you, sorry, Christine, do you agree with Calvin McKenzie, though, that your friend's death could have possibly been prevented? Because that's what people seem to be missing here.

Yes, no, I do. That's in a roundabout way. What I'm trying to say is that it is not possible that fellow just simply got up and went to murder Anne Whittaker. He, he, they, his organisation, whoever he's working on behalf of, he may be a loner, but it cannot be that they're not all linked. And if the police or whoever had done their job properly with the firebombing of Nigel

and all these other things, I mean, Nigel is probably the most high-profile politician away from the Prime Minister, but he needs as much protection as the Prime Minister. He really does. And, you know, it's screamingly obvious that he needs that sort of protection. And why he doesn't get it fully, I don't know. And he's had a very close shave, I think, Nigel, a very close shave. And Anne Wittaker was not so lucky. And who's going to be next, for heaven's sake?

100%. And we can agree with that, Neil, while looking at this Clacton by-election with puzzlement. and frustration and anger. I mean, look, the reformists are trying to justify this and saying, oh, this is a genius move, he's going to get 70% of the vote tonight. Who cares? That's his rival.

And Neil, I just keep thinking, where should Nigel Farage have been over the past four weeks? banging down Andy Burnham's door every single day in Manchester. Have I missed something, Neil? Is there some... I mean, you're a great political strategist. Am I missing something? Is this going to turn around Reform UK's fortunes?

Because I keep asking my friends in Reform UK, and none of them seem to be able to give me an answer as to the true strategy behind this. Well, I don't think the by-election is going to make any difference to the predicament that Nigel is in over, whether he should have registered or declared his donations, etc. But I think we're missing the real point of this story. You know, this is just lawfare, once again,

to try to take down people whose political opinions are inconvenient for the establishment. And nobody's really asking the question, was there any quid pro quo expected from Nigel for Christopher Harbourn's 5 million pound donation? I think the answer to that is clearly no,

because Christopher Harbourn has given far more money than that to Nigel's political organisations in recent years, last 10 years or more. And to Christopher Harbourn, 5 million quid, is small change down the back of the sofa. So, you know, this is the problem with these standards investigations is it's all about process and not about substance. And yes, he might have actually broken the rules, but who cares whether the rule is broken when the rule itself is meaningless. Yes, if it uncovered some kind of corruption or some other malpractice, then that's what

should really matter. This has been the problem with these standards and measures. I've been the subject of them myself. So I know from person experience, what a farce the whole thing is. And it just gets worse. And instead of concentrating upon the important political issues of the day, the media, of course, are concentrating on this kind of trivia. I think Nigel was foolish not to realize that this was what was going to happen to him, and therefore he should have been ultra careful in going overboard to stay within the rules,

whether he thinks the rules are nonsense as I do or not. But yes, I could see this. the strategy behind calling the by-election, thinking that the other parties will contest it, and therefore it would be a proper contest. Well, I'm afraid, you know, he always got a short memory because when David Davis called a by-election over some freedom of speech issues some years ago, none of the other major parties put up candidates either. So I think it was reasonably predictable what they were going to.

They weren't going to give Nigel what he wanted a campaigning vehicle. That result has been, of course, that nobody's been reporting. the Clacton by-election, except in trivia terms about this idiot can't bin face or howling Lord Hope or any of the other candidates. So the by-election itself is effectively a nullity, and normal service of Westminster will be resumed in September, and the parliamentary standards process will wind up once again, and the argument will not go away. I'm with Nigel on this. I think the whole thing is nonsense, and I have nothing against him calling the by-election in principle, I do think that as a strategy it was flawed because it's not going to achieve the result

what you wanted. It looks as though from the opinion polls that Nigel's going to walk at 70 plus percent, which fairly predictable. What I think matters is the turnout and whether Nigel gets significantly more actual votes this time than he got last time. I mean, if he gets half as many votes but he still gets 70% of them, that's a bit of a Pyrrhic victory, isn't it? So it rather depends on the turnout and whether people are rushing to the polls as we speak.

So, you know, tomorrow things will be, or early hours this morning, tomorrow, things will be a lot clearer. But... I mean, the maker field by election did wonders for Andy Burnham and for the Labour Particles in the event because the turnout was higher than at the general election and the Labour vote was substantially greater than it was at the general election. So in spite of the fact that I think that Burnham is just a vacuous mediocrity with nothing to say to the British people

that's of any importance and is quickly being exposed for what he is. That's not the point. The point is that by-elections can be useful weapons in the hands of somebody who knows how to use them. Burnham took a gamble on Makerfield, but he proved right in the end from his point of view. I don't think that Nigel will be able to say quite the same thing.

And also, you were talking, do you want to move on? No, you were talking earlier on about restore versus reform. I mean, the way Nigel has treated Rupert Lowe is shocking. But also, I'm just so upset, Christine, about this. Because you know that I'm very open to all of these parties. People like to say, oh, you're a shill for Rupert Lowe. No, I just haven't banned Rupert Lowe. You know, I haven't done what GB News and Talk TV has done.

I want Rupert Lowe on the show. He's part of the conversation. But I haven't banned it. But I'm really, really upset to see Nigel, use the same despicable tactics of the left, which are putting him in danger, put Anne in danger, and he hates it when the left does it,

but all of a sudden he's doing the same thing. Because as soon as you start calling people fascists and black shirts and Nazis, you are putting a target on their back, Nigel, and you know that because it's what the left have done to you. And there you were on Mike Graham show last night, in an otherwise very good interview, putting the targets on the back of Restore Britain supporters,

I think it's disgusting. I really do. I think it is completely inexcusable. And I can't stand for it. Let's have the debate. And clearly Reform UK is worried about the surging support of Restore Britain. They should be. Have the debate.

Don't just call them Nazis. Because the guy leading the party was in your party and was elected under reform. Reform UK banner just a few months ago. So do not call them Nazis. And unfortunately, I'm seeing a lot of it from Reform UK supporters this week. And it's really upsetting me, actually. Adwina Curry has sparked serious outrage today by suggesting that the village of Pittington is in need of a whorehouse to satisfy the massive influx of invaders that are about to come. to this beautiful village. And by the way, this is a story that the international media is covering more than the mainstream media what's going on in Piddington. I just want to quote you from Tim McNally. He is the elected chair of the Pittington parish councilor. Remember, Piddington has actually voted to

separate from the United Kingdom as a result of this situation. And Tim McNally writes, Prime Minister Randy Burnham, come to Pittington. See what Whitehall sees only on a map. A village of 350 people, 46 children, no shop, no pub, no substantial infrastructure. Now consider the proposal, accommodation for up to 1,250 male assignment seekers on the edge of our village, more than three times our entire population. Explain to our 46 children and their families how development of this scale will work safely. Well, of course it won't. Of course it won't. And that is why there has been outrage at these comments from Edwina Curry on time. radio suggesting that they're going to need a brothel in Piddington to satisfy all these foreign

invading men. The obvious thing that 1,200 young men are going to need in the middle of a village like little Piddington as a brothel. I don't think they're going to provide that. I have a feeling that's not going to be allowed. Colomis-Ain Wilson, who appeared on the same show, said this in response. Supposing we don't have a brothel in Pittington, as Edwina suggests, What are you going to do all the time? And that is the question in these small places. Now, of course, this has erupted on social media

with Curry's comments rubbing folk up the wrong way, Reform UK supporter Jack Hatfield, writing, I'm almost in disbelief watching this clip. Actually, Edwina, instead of making British girls lie back and think of England so an illegal immigrant doesn't go on a raping spree, I think we should just deport them. What a sick individual. Former Royal Navy officer, Chris Parry.

Prostitution in the UK is legal except in Northern Ireland where buying sex is illegal. Most activities surrounding prostitution such as soliciting in public running a brothel or pimping a criminal offences. Way to go, Edwina. And will the hookers get paid from the public checks spelling twice purse? Women for restore. They've abandoned even the pretense of protecting vulnerable women. Now, this is a level of callousness that defies belief and they have crossed every moral boundary. There's no defending this. From Connor Tomlinson. I guess the Tories. Talk to your question about how these predatory single foreign men satisfy their sexual urges. Seriously.

The conservative proposal is to pimp out English girls rather than return them to their country of origin, of course. Leo Kerr, sorry, great to inform you that base traditional conservatives are now insisting that asylum seekers need brothels. Fraser Myers have spiked online. Once you've attempted the foundational lie that these are all vulnerable men whose needs that the British state has a duty to meet, there is no end to the derangement that can follow. And even Tommy Robinson, writing former conservative, see that, the C-O-N, capitalised, Edwina Curry, infamous for having an affair with John Major, says to stop invaders raping the public as they are, brothels should be open next to their taxpayer-funded accommodation, literally wants our most vulnerable to prostitute themselves.

But I'm going to be nuanced about this, actually. I don't think Edwina Currie. was actually making that point. And I'm going to show you the full context of the conversation, because I think context matters. And I agree with Nick Buckley, actually, who argued, Adwina Curry is not serious, but she has a point, a very good point, that explains the high levels of sexual assaults we are seeing in the UK currently. And that is the point, right? That we know there is a repeated pattern of behaviour from these types of men coming into the country via small boats that puts our young girls and women at risk. And if you put these men in small rural villages, what do you think they're going to do? Now, some argue Edwina was being deadly serious about that

and that she seemed to suggest that actually it's a positive thing to have their moving into areas. But again, I just want you to listen to the full. conversation. I'm going to get Neil and Christine Hamilton to listen to the full conversation too, and then we will discuss. Watch. Adwina, I'm going to start with you, if I may. Do you think it's right that affluent areas and rural areas perhaps should take their fair share of migrants and move them out of the city? I think you mean, not migrants, but asylum seekers, which means that they are in the process of being, well, processed in order to judge whether or they have the opportunity to stay here or not. And the numbers have been going down. And the use

of hotels has been going down because hotels are a very obvious place to be and it can cause absolute mayhem. And of course, you get demonstrations outside. So it's something that governments really don't want to do. But yes, using old unused land that they own in former defence establishments, whether it's going to be for asylum seekers or whether it's going to be for, don't tell anybody, new prisons, yeah, that's what's going to have to happen. And does it have a deleterious effect on the immediate neighbourhood? Well, it depends who you are, because it does provide work and it does provide opportunities for business. I mean, I'm not sure I'm going to be allowed to say this. You're probably going to shut me up in no time at all, but the obvious thing that 1,200 young men

are going to need in the middle of a village like little Piddington as a brothel. I don't think they're going to provide that. I have a feeling that's not going to be allowed. So, you know, the argument is going to be who stops this, who's got a veto? And in the end, we should say, look, nobody's got a veto. If something is going to happen in the public interest, whether it's a prison, whether it's an asylum centre, we're going to have to do it. See, Christine Hamilton, I'm actually not so unhappy.

about the comments that Edwina Curry made. Because actually, we need to have a conversation about this, right? If you put these 1,250 men into Pittington, men from a completely foreign culture, who have no respect for young women, we are going to see sexual assaults. I'm just being honest about that. The mainstream media won't be honest about it.

We are going to see it. And so, of course, there's not going to be a whorehouse there for these invaders, but I actually think this is an important conversation to have. It's why this mass importation of men who have no respect for our women cannot continue. Of course it can't. And some people are suggesting that Adwina was joking. Well, if she was joking, it was an incredibly poor taste. She tacked on her comment that we should provide brothels to the comment that this will provide work for some people.

We're going to need brothels. I mean, I don't think it was a joke at all. she was deadly serious. I mean, to me, the idea is absolutely horrific. These people have broken into our country, whether they are exactly asylum seekers or whether they are illegal migrants. We don't know, do we have no idea who they are, who they're going to put in Pittington and who they're going to put elsewhere. The idea that we should, we, the taxpayer, should provide brothels for them. It's literally, it's completely horrific. They've just got to Flaming World control their urges and go back to a country where those urges don't matter as much as they do here.

I mean, you don't provide brothels all over the place for young men. Men, they create relationships, etc., etc., but honestly, I'm so horrified by her idea. It's probably because I'm a woman, but I mean, I don't know what Neil thinks about it. Well, Neil isn't, look, I don't think she is realistically saying Pittington is going to get a brothel. Yes, she is. It's exactly what she said. Well, isn't the point, but isn't the point that she's making, though, it is totally. inconceivable that we can put 1,250 foreign men who have no respect for women in a village

to the size of Pittington, Neil, 350 people, 46 children. I mean, we know these invaders are coming over and raping our women and girls. It happens every single day. Of course. It's plain as a spike staff, isn't it? Maybe the ultimate deterrent is to say to them, you'll be forced to have sex with Edwina Carey, and then they won't want to come here, that's for sure. When the news came that she'd had an affair with John Major, and I was asking my opinion, I said, well, frankly, I'd rather put my penis in a pencil sharpener. Except I didn't use the word penis.

But I think it was an idiotic thing of Edwina to say, except. Because, Neil, for our younger viewers, some people may not know. Edwina was actually a government minister, and she did have an affair. She later admitted to having an affair with. the then married Prime Minister, John Major, and it's sort of one of the most shocking scandals

in British political history, really. But I agree with you, Dan, that however poor the taste of her remark, then it certainly does raise the profile of the reality of these situations. You know, I had a couple of these in my constituency when I was a member of the Welsh Parliament, a little place called Penali in Pembrokeshire,

another village like Piddington, who 400 people, they were going to have 800 migrants foist upon them. We defeated. that and forced the Home Office to cancel the project. Then there was another one infinitely after my time where again a hotel was designated as a migrant hotel and that was stopped also because the local protest was so big and so effective. But if we're having tens of thousands of these young men and they are overwhelmingly young men coming on these boats, all are fighting age. There's almost nobody over the age of 40 on these boats and very few women and children. It's 80 and 80,

90% are young men between the ages of 18 and 40, and the average ages at the lower end of that rage. Yes, of course, they have hormones. They do come from a culture where there is much more limited respect for women, and women's rights are not so evident as they are in the liberal West. So, you know, however wrong their way of thinking is, we have to accept that is the reality of it. That's why these people shouldn't be allowed to be in this country at all. We should process claims as Australia did outside of the mainland of the United Kingdom. And if we had a government that was prepared to get out of the European Convention on Human Rights, the UN Refugee Convention or the other international paraphernalia that prevents us being a sovereign country once again,

then we could start doing something about it. But we've got a pusillanimous establishment that just carries on complacently permitting this to happen. The reason why the numbers coming in in the last year has fallen is nothing to do with the government's program of trying to make it illegal migration more difficult is to do with the reduced numbers that are coming into the European Union. And actually, if you look at the days that Burdham's been in charge, I mean, the numbers are off the scale bigger than any prime minister.

But Christine, I just want to ask you about Pittington itself, right? Look at this lovely little village. This is the promotional video that the deputy leader of the council has posted. And Christine, how deeply, deeply upsetting that 96% of residents of Pinnington have now demanded officially a referendum so that they can succeed from the United Kingdom. And they're saying, we are Pinnington, the village, that was. And I just think it shows more and more how it is going to be local communities, Christine. I mean, we've seen it in Thetford, for example, over the past two weeks.

Thetford rising up against the migrants in HMOs. It's going to be the communities like this, isn't it, that see their little beautiful village being destroyed that are going to say enough? Absolutely. And I mean, all power to Pittington. It's horrific what is being placed on them. But local people binding together to take action against overweeding governments is excellent thing to do. We're doing it locally here with nothing as horrific as migrants, but we're threatened with an enormous solar park. Literally, all around.

It's just awful. It's awful. It will destroy your beautiful area. It will destroy the area. Well, it won't because we're going to stop it because we have formed an incredibly strong action group. And that is what people are having to do. I can't remember what the word is, but there's a word for it,

local democratic action, to defeat an overweening government. They're trying to, well, Miliband is called revolution. It's called revolution. Well, let's hope it does lead to some sort of revolution. I mean, that's what Piddington are doing. They're revolting against the state. Good for them.

I mean, you cannot put that number of migrants. I've seen different figures, 1,300, 300, in a tiny little village. I mean, it's obscene. It's grotesque. Well, it's going to end in a disaster, and I do think that's what Edwina Curry was pointing to. It's going to end in disaster. I don't believe Edwina Curry was genuinely saying,

okay, the hall house is going to be built in Pittington. I think what Edwina Curry was saying is that the young girls and the young women of Pittington are at risk. Now, I agree with Christine. She probably didn't phrase it in an appropriate manner. Edwina Curry often doesn't. But interestingly, I'm not afraid of us having this debate. I'm going to show you now the worst example of suicidal empathy I have ever seen. It is from one of the biggest traitors to English people, one of the biggest traitors actually to gay men.

I say that as a gay man. This cretinous, awful little toad Owen Jones, who I literally want to crowd fun to go and live in Gaza because we just know what's going to happen. they will throw him off the top of a roof. And actually it's probably what he deserves. Because what Owen Jones is now trying to do, and this all happened during a meltdown on the Pears Morgan Uncences to show, which I'm going to bring to you, the low lights,

because trust me, there were no highlights. So what he is trying to do is gaslight the world about the truth of Sharia law, which is infiltrating and infecting the United Kingdom, and handing out Islamic punishments, sick Islamic punishment. by the way, including exorcisms and far worse against gays. Yet this gay man is just trying to pretend it's not happening

because his hard left Islamo-green trans ideology is far more important than the truth. Watch. Sharia laws never existed. It's never been illegal. You never had Sharia law. The bills were passed in order to whip. up a moral panic in the United States, around 2011, 2012, 2013. And the reason they were pushed by the time the Tea Party type Republicans was to whip up a moral panic about a non-existent issue. That was the problem. And that's what they did. But there are now, in the UK alone, there are now between 80 and 100 unofficial Sharia law courts, right? And the reason I asked you,

is you're a, they're not legal. You're a high profile, you're a high profile gay man. And as you know, Sharia law, specifically amongst many things, prohibits same-sex sexual acts. What do you feel about that? But again, Piers, you're a very intelligent guy, and you know perfectly well that the claims of Sharia law existing in Britain in any legally enforced way at all is non-existent. It doesn't exist. There is no Sharia law. You have Sharia courts, but you also have, you know, other communities that you have, again, within communities, for example, you have a Jewish police kind of force within North London.

It doesn't have legal powers on the same level as the police. And then he literally invoked the whole idea of queers for Palestine. I'd love Owen Jones to sit down with someone like Sahil Ahmed, the gay Muslim who was about to blow up an IED at Canary Wharf because he had been taught

since he was born in Britain, by the way, within the mosques of East London, that it was such a terrible sin to be gay that gay men should be thrown off the top of buildings. I would love Owen to speak to someone like that, rather than actually just keep on pretending that queers, I mean, what does that even mean? Queers are welcome in Palestine.

Sharia courts, which manage, for example, family disputes and other such matters. That's what they actually do in practice in Britain. They don't have, they're not enforcing anti-gay laws. That doesn't exist in Britain. And you know, I speak to queer Muslims, which I think is quite important to do because they were raised from the conversation.

And they feel often, deeply frustrated, that in a country where anti-Muslim prejudice and bigotry has got worse and worse and worse, is that their kind of plight, if you like, or their position, is weaponised, not by people who want to advance LGBTQ rights, but people who want to demonise Muslims as a whole. And obviously, I want queer Muslims to be able to come out and be their true selves.

Of course I support that. I want anyone who's LGBTQ to come out and be their true selves. But there's no Sharia law in... Britain. Totally delusional. That prompted Josh Hammer to suggest Owen should walk into Gaza where trust me they would want to throw him off the top of a building or stone him to death. Owen should walk into Gaza. He should walk into Gaza. How would I do that? I say I am a gay man. How would I do that? Say I am a gay man. See how you're treated. I've been, I've been to, sorry. You will get stoned. You will get murdered. You will get murdered by the very people that you are on this

and apparently wrote a whole book defending. Just on that, just on that, I support the Palestinian people and I support their right to exist. Who want to kill you? That doesn't meet what the Palestinian people. They want to kill you. This is the problem. You know that, right?

We're going back. We're going back again to the genocidal mentality you have, because you have a view of the Palestinian population as a whole. What's happened to LGBT-Q Palestinians? Lingerie comedian John Cleese, who describes himself as an Islamoskeptic, posting after that interview of all. Always understood that the main problem for poor gay Muslims was being thrown off the top of high buildings. But no, it's not that. It's British Islamophobia.

Mike Graham, being even more blunt, this is fucking embarrassing from Owen Jones, who knows his ass would be destroyed by Muslim court. Quite literally, actually. And Gad's sad, adding this imbecile ambushed my appearance on Pierce's show to smugly explain to me, a mere simpleton that women do have penises, etc. And look, we know Neil Hamilton, who's alongside his wife, Christine Hamilton. We know that Owen Jones is a criticist individual. But actually, is this not the most shocking example of suicidal empathy?

They literally want to kill him, Neil. And he is admitting the existence of Sharia courts, but trying to pretend that simply because they're not recognised by the law, the punishments being handed down don't matter. Well, they do matter. the punishments are subhuman. Of course. Well, he's in a long line of cretinas, deluded fools

who've supported leftist revolutionary forces throughout history, going back to the French Revolution, the aristocrats who thought they were being frightfully liberal in overthrowing the monarchy and ended up under the guillotine's knife themselves. And we've seen it in the Soviet Union, in communist dictatorships all over the world, where the leftist liberal elite have actually committed suicide in effect

by backing regimes that hate them and want to destroy them. And of course, Owen Jones, reality is that if he did go into Gaza, as was said by the fellow who was on the show with him, he would be strung up in no time at all. If he went to Iran, he'd be dangling at the end of a crane. You know, how he can possibly think

that the Palestinian people, would welcome him in Gaza. I have no idea because the truth is that the Gaza and people are actually being held hostage by Hamas that he refuses to condemn. There hasn't been any democratic election in Gaza in the last 20 years. Meanwhile, Gaza has been turned into an armed camp with a genocidal group in charge who created a vast network of tunnels throughout the whole Gaza Strip so that they could attack Israel in murdering.

Israel in murderous pogroms like the kind that took place on the 7th of October, which seems to matter not a jot to Owen Jones. What Israel is doing in Gaza, of course, is protecting its own people. They know that if Gaza is not disarmed and if the infrastructure of terrorism is not fundamentally destroyed, and if they don't extirpate revolutionary terrorist forces in Gaza, then the October the seventh pogrom will happen again and again and again. And that's why they're determined to destroy Hamas, to determine to destroy Hezbollah. And I hope they'll be determined to destroy the Houthis in Yemen as well, because they were doing a service to the whole of humanity if they wipe these people off the face of the earth. Christine, when he's speaking about the Sharia

courts in the UK, what I find so shocking is it's like, oh yeah, they exist. But because they're not officially recognised by the government, it doesn't matter. And it's like, no, it matters even more. Because to me, what that's showing is that the Islamists are becoming so powerful. They don't give a damn what central government is telling them. They are going to run those Sharia courts anyway. And trust me, the types of punishments handed down in those Shariah courts. I mean, we're speaking specifically today about gay people.

But, Christine, it's not just gay people who are receiving the Sharia court punishments, who is the other big group very, very badly impacted by those punishments. Women who receive punishment. like lashings, for example. And just because our government doesn't recognize the courts doesn't mean that they're not taking place because there is an Islamist takeover going on. No, 100% right.

And women who have been raped, they are the ones under Sharon Law and I understand. Who are the ones who get punished. I mean, it's their fault that it happened to them. I mean, it's unbelievable. I mean, Owen James seemed to be trying to imply that the people, of Gaza would welcome him as a gay man with open arms. It's just these few crackpots at the top

who wouldn't. That was my understanding of what he said. I mean, he's delusional. Absolutely delusional. But I mean, he always has been. I mean, just because he's grown a little beard to make himself look older and wiser. Probably painted on, I don't mean to say we have to take him any more seriously than we ever have. And by the way, he is nominated for our worst Britain in the world to date. We are going to reveal the winner in just one moment. But But first I wanted to get to some feedback because our interview with Andre Walker has really, really divided opinion against animal abuse, writing Andre, actually I say it divides opinion. I think it's more spark passion because you're all with Andre just in different ways,

against animal abuse, writes, Andre, I am pleased you are not in prison. It's unreal that you were taken to court in the first place. We need to cover all these paintings with bulletproof glass. These lefty ecos need to be in prison. But KCHP's on the whole issue, which Andre and I seem to disagree on, about whether Talk TV, Rupert Murdoch's company, is going to stand by him. KCH actually with me saying, I doubt Talk TV will support you, Andre. If they don't, it will be another nail in their coffin as they are already losing viewers.

People watch the 365 says Andre is right. You know, they're shutting down democracy. if I were you two fellas, I'd get out while you are young enough. Leslie Kerwin says, oh, she's disagreeing with you, Christine. Don't speak for me regarding language. She says, swear away, Andre. As an older female, I'm good, thanks. That was because Christine was very unhappy with Andre's use of the naughty sea word.

Paul UK Moody saying you're allowed to use reasonable force if you believe they pose a threat and has Robson 2305 saying it's freedom of speech when the far left speak. It's a crime when the right speak. Okay, to our union jackass poll, Christine nominated Miata Fanbuda. She's the new energy secretary, but this is so funny, isn't it? She's meant to be one of the biggest lefties in labour. But she's sent her kids to a private school, apparently. Christine says typical labor hypocrisy over educating their precious kids.

Neil has nominated Baroness Sally Morgan. This is the woman who seems to have hired Jason R.Day. Neil describes her as a useless public sector grifter and says she should be fired after the Arday fiasco.

And I've gone for Owen Jones for all of the reasons that we just discussed. Okay, the results are in. In third place with 19% of the vote, it's Neil and Baroness Sally Morgan. 26% of you have gone from me out of Van Bula, meaning Christine, is in second place. But I'm the winner today. Look at that 55% of you, but I think Neil and Christine will agree with this. Owen Jones. You've got to go with him,

the worst British in the world today. But who are you two nominating as our greatest Britain? Oh, there you go, Christine. It's Lord Bamford. Why have you gone for him? And there he was out in the desert in America, beating the world speed record in his hydrogen-powered, I don't think you can call it a car, but vehicle. Brilliant. Absolutely. wonderful. Good for Lord Balford. We need more people like him in this country. In the world we do. And he's a multi-multy millionaire and he hasn't

fled this country. He stays here and pays his tax. We need more people like the Hamilton's as well. Christine and Neil Hamilton. Thank you so much for being with us. I always love having you and outspoken. Come back very soon, please. But we are moving across to Subsectional now for the Royal Uncanceled Off Show. It's Paula Follock Unsensored, who is standing by today, but we will be back with you tomorrow. 5pm UK time, midday, Eastern, 9am Pacific,

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