Dan Wootton Outspoken - THOUSANDS OF ILLEGALS TO INVADE UK VIA CHANNEL NOW STARMER IS PM | OUTSPOKEN LIVE EP 2

Episode Date: July 24, 2024

To watch the exclusive Uncancelled After Show, sign up at: https://outspoken.live/premium Dan Wootton analyses how Keir Starmer’s ‘Starmada’ will prompt an invasion of tens of thousands illegal migrants via the UK’s southern border. Reform UK’s Howard Cox responds to the shake-up of the right of British politics. A French Revolution? What the hard left victory means for Marine Le Pen with Facts4EU Chairman Leigh Evans from France. And our Superstar Panel – June Slater and Leilani Dowding – react to Labour’s new women’s minister Anneliese Dodds being unable to define what a woman is, plus lots more! LIKE & SUBSCRIBE for new videos every day:    / @danwoottonoutspoken   ---------- Today’s Sponsor: VERSO - https://buy.ver.so/outspoken Use code OUTSPOKEN to save 15% on your first order. ---------- #NigelFarage #KeirStarmer #RishiSunak #MSM #UKelection #news #royal To make sure you never miss a single Dan Wootton Outspoken video, click here to subscribe: Dan Wootton Outspoken is fan funded through monthly and one-time donations: https://www.outspoken.live ---------- Join Dan's Substack community: https://www.danwoottonoutspoken.com ---------- Follow Dan on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@outspokendan?... Follow Dan on Twitter: https://x.com/danwootton Follow Dan on Facebook:   / danwootton   Follow Dan on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/danwootton/... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

No spin, no bias, no censorship. I'm Dan Wooten. This is Outspoken Live, episode number two. Thank you for your patience. And remember, hit subscribe right now because we are here every weekday. Also, please sign up for our uncancelled after show where we come off big tech to truly unleash and I get to speak to you. So to do that, you need to visit www.outspokenlive right now, click the sign up button and you will get 30 minutes extra content completely uncensored every single day. And later in the week, very excited to announce the return of Lady Colin Campbell with the week's royal bombshells, including the latest on the treacherous duo.

You're not going to want to miss her. We are now the official opposition as I fight for you without the controls of government censors or MSM billionaires. And my God, things have already got bad today, folks. So coming up today, my digest on Keir's Stamada invasion. Why the French election result is actually a big win for Marine Le Pen with Lee Evans and Leilani Dowding. We'll be talking about Labour's new women's minister being unable to define what a woman is,

Labour's decision to commit even more money into Ukraine, postal vote corruption, and Jess Phillips failing to call out the sectarianism that nearly saw her lose her seat. It's not a Muslim problem, you see. It's a man problem, a man problem. Of course it is. Then, of course, the after show is to sign up right now. www.outspoken.live. You can watch the main show there, too. Let's go. We knew life under Slippery Starmer's socialist hellscape was going to be bad.

But after just three days of an unpopular hard left Labour administration sweeping power because of anti-democratic electoral systems here in the UK, we're starting to get an idea of what's ahead. Prepare for the Stamada. That's Starmer's Armada of illegal migrants invading the UK at the peak of summer via our unprotected southern border, which began today. Those arrivals, by the way, are now up 13,500, which is an increase of 12%. But you ain't seen nothing yet, folks.

The flood of young men, many rapists, drug dealers and terrorists is about to explode in ways you could never imagine. And that's because one of Starmer's government's first acts as Prime Minister was to axe the Rwanda scheme, which as it stands was providing the only realistic deterrent and once those flights had taken off, would have began to smash the business model of the people smuggling scumbags. Was it enough? Of course not. But it was something. Starmer has nothing. No plan, just words.

He says he'll set up a new unit to target criminal gangs. Been there, done that, failed. He says they'll create new safe and legal routes for refugees and pursue a returns agreement with the EU, which I have to remind Starmer that Brussels officials have already derided as delusional. I promise you, none of that is going to work. In fact, it will actually exacerbate what's going on. These gangs are nimble and they're not centralised. The National Crime Agency has itself said that focusing on the gangs isn't enough.

Nigel Farage, who owns a house on the Kent coast and will be campaigning hard on this issue all summer, has a plan, but it takes balls. Balls that Labour doesn't have. Speaking of balls, if you're a woman right now, you should be very worried about your rights. Oh, by the way, if you're a father or a husband or a boyfriend or a brother concerned about the rights of your female loved ones like I am. Because there was really shocking and surreal news today. So Sipri Stam has appointed a woman as his minister for women and equalities who literally has no idea how to define a woman

you think i'm joking no we are in clown world territory folks let me introduce you to the uk's new minister for women the thoroughly incompetent and completely confused annalee stotts labor's definition of a woman well i have to say that there are different definitions legally around what a woman actually is. I mean, you look at the definition within the Equality Act, and I think it just says someone who is adult and female,

I think, but then doesn't say how you define either of those things. I mean, obviously that's then you've got the biological definition, legal definition, all those things. With respect, I didn't ask for that. What's the Labour definition? Oh, I think with respect, Emma, I think it does depend what the context is. Surely, I mean, surely that is important here. You know, there are people who have decided that they have to make that transition.

You know, I've spoken with many of them. It's been a very difficult process for many of those people. And, you know, understandably, because they live as a as a woman, you know, they want to be defined as a woman. As Baroness Fox of Buckley, a staunch champion of women, put it on X, I gave credit and genuinely thought delays meant that Starmer was avoiding appointing someone fully signed up to trans ideology, contentious amongst sex realists. Sadly, I was wrong. Now those many, many women fighting for their rights know their concerns are relegated to the don't you worry your pretty little heads, my dears. The anti-culture wars grown-ups will make it all better. Damn. Meanwhile, the blob has proven which side they are on. Look at the astonishing reaction given to Angela Rayner, the new Deputy Prime Minister,

when she arrived at the Department of Levelling Up in her new post. Yes, that's an official video, folks. She's a hero. There's no sight of any Tory scum anywhere. I mean, can you imagine for one second Michael Gove or Boris Johnson receiving that sort of welcome? Of course they wouldn't have. And this is why I have told you the snivel service has made it impossible for the Conservatives to actually govern in any way over the past 14 years. The MSM has been even worse of course. Softball questions aplenty to Slippery Starmer at his press conference and look at Andrew Marr. Now what's fascinating about Andrew Marr, until recently he was the BBC's main apparently impartial political presenter and look at him acting as if the UK is now a utopia

because of Starmer's takeover. Well, a couple of sources of optimism, because I completely agree with the question there. We have to be optimistic looking forward. I think just having a stable government that will be there for five, maybe ten years, who knows, but with sort of ordinary, down-to-earth, serious people talking like the rest of us, in charge of the government, and a plan that doesn't shift very much for investment is going to mean a wall of money coming into this country from around the world you look at the chaos going on in the continent particularly in France you look at the chaos likely

ahead in the United States and suddenly for once for the first time in many of our lives actually Britain looks like a little haven of peace and stability and that in itself is going to draw money into this country. So the mainstream media is not going to keep this government honest. You can trust me, then I will. But with the stomata of illegals coming, I also don't think it's the Conservative Party in deep trouble that will be holding Labour's feet to the fire, but rather Reform UK and Nigel Farage. But breaking tonight, political chaos in France. Is there a revolution coming? Well, it looks like the votes have destroyed Macron's awful presidency just before the Paris Olympics, with the hard-left band of communists and Greens likely to form a coalition government.

What a fool Macron is for going down this path. However, despite the MSM coverage in the UK, including Emily Maitlis getting the wrong end of the stick as usual, Marine Le Pen and Jordan Bardella's national rally was the biggest party. They received the most votes. The problem is the anti-democratic French political system, even worse than first past the post here in the UK, has effectively deprived citizens of the government they really want. But only for now. I believe this result sets Le Pen up perfectly to win the presidency in 2027, everything that Macron doesn't want. But let's head now to the south of France to get the best on the ground analysis that you will not get from the mainstream media. Lee Evans is chairman

and founder of the think tank facts4u.org the most prolific researcher and publisher of brexit facts in the world for the last eight years and lee thank you for your patience tonight we've obviously been dealing with our technical issues so i'm so grateful that you've held on because it was so important we speak to you today it's's interesting, isn't it, Lee? Initially, this result was presented as a big loss for Le Pen, but I would argue it makes her presidency even more likely. Where are you on that? Firstly, let me say it's a pleasure to be on your show, Dan, and we will support anyone that believes in freedom of speech. Doesn't matter if something comes out of your mouth that we don't agree with, it's freedom of speech that is the important thing

that's why I'm on today and you want to talk about the French elections. And I've got some things to say about that for certain. I'm going to start with what the BBC had to say. And I've got their headline in front of me here. French left celebrates as far right faces surprise defeat. So that's the way that's the tape that the bbc had on it and you made this point a little while ago about how you're not going to hear some of the stuff that you're broadcasting on uh conventional channels and and this is fairly typical of of what you get if you're an average member of the public tuning in to the BBC or or even Sky News or

ITN um so what really happened I think that's probably what your uh your viewers want to know what actually happened in the French elections well um Marine Le Pen's party scored the highest vote share of any other party. Not only that, but the other parties had to line up against her in coalitions. They had to group to try and overcome her. And yet she, with her single party, still got more votes than the combined groups of, in Macron's case, another four parties, in the case of the Popular Front, which is a far left grouping, some five parties, but she's still one overall. But you're not going to hear that on the BBC. No, indeed you're not. Indeed you're not.

I mean, they are presenting quite the opposite. The issue, I guess, you've got, Lee, is twofold. Firstly, you have a French electoral system specifically designed to stop someone like Le Pen resting in control. And the second thing you've got is Macron flapping about desperately, attempting to save his presidency. Do you think he's done that no i don't uh france is in deep trouble um this evening it um it has a major problem because it effectively has no government uh it's in chaos and it's not only me saying that but it's it's senior political figures in France who are saying that so um you know I think we have to recognize this I've got a quote for you uh if you want

um France's equivalent of the um the Chancellor of the Exchequer in the UK uh who's just been ousted, by the way. He's a guy called Bruno Le Maire. And Bruno Le Maire is absolutely widely known across France. He's pretty much a household name. And he came out today about the election, and he said the following. And I'm translating into English because I assume not all of your viewers speak French. I certainly don't.

I'm sure you're fluent in French yourself Dan but... No as the song goes I can't speak French but I let the funky music do the talking. That's a little pop music reference uh so what he said uh and and this is quite serious if you listen to this he said the most immediate risk is a financial crisis and france's economic decline the second risk is an ideological fracture of the nation. Now that's pretty serious stuff from a man like Bruno Le Maire. He's not somebody given to hyperbole necessarily, and for him to say that gives your readers, your viewers, some idea of the trouble that France is in. Effectively, there is very little chance of them putting a government together because the parties that came together for these coalitions

pretty much hate each other. And there's very little chance, in our opinion, as seasoned observers of these things, very little chance that these parties will actually serve together in some form of coalition government. If they do, it won't last. There you go. That's my prediction for the Dan Wooden show. I think you're right. And by the way,

what a nasty guy Macron is too, plunging France into this chaos just before the Olympics. But look, I want to talk about specifically Le Pen's vote, Lee, because it's incredible. If you look back and look at her vote

in the second round, dating back to 2007, when it obviously wasn't Marine Le Pen. But in 2007, 0.08% of the vote. 0.08% of the second vote. In 2012, up to 4%. 2017, 9%. So still a minor party.

We saw that big shift in 2022 when the tectonic plates of politics in France shifted. And of course, it was post Brexit to up to 17 percent. But Lee, in two years, the vote has gone from 17 percent to 37 percent. So I want to talk to you about that on two levels. Firstly, 37% of the French population are not racist fascists, are they? That's the first thing I want you to tackle. And then the second thing is, does this show you what is about to come to the UK? Is Nigel Farage about to do the same thing and end up the biggest party in British politics? I think that's a very good question, actually, Dan. The answer is, here in France, where I'm speaking to you from at the moment, there has been a radical shift in the political landscape over the last 10 years or more.

And it's particularly interesting in the last few years, the last two or three years. One of the reasons for that is the subject of immigration and illegal immigration, as well as legal immigration. People have now got to the point in France where they've had enough right across France. Now, we are also seeing that in the UK because a few years ago, people like Nigel Farage was pretty much on his own. We were talking about it, but he was on his own politically talking about that issue in the UK. And it wasn't polite to discuss it in the mainstream media. Now, it's in the mainstream media almost every day. The same is true in France. But what's happened in France is all of these other parties ganging up against Marine Le Pen to prevent her from forming a government and uh my assessment of it uh right now is that she won't

be able to form a government but does she care i don't think so she's a bit like nigel um nigel had that he re-entered the political arena uh for the next five years to build a movement. Well, I think Marine Le Pen is looking ahead to the 2027 presidential elections in France. She came close last time to defeating Macron and it looks to us that she might have a pretty good chance in 2027 of defeating Macron if indeed Macron is still the president by that time. And that's still not certain. How does it work in the French political system if Macron did step down before the end of his term? Does there have to be an

immediate presidential election? Yes, yes, there does. It would be an absolute rarity if that were to happen. But then it was an absolute rarity for Macron to dissolve government, which he did four weeks ago, an extraordinary thing for him to do. One might say almost an act of petulance as a result of the European elections. He didn't like that because he was trounced in those elections. So he then calls this election. And nobody in France, none of the political commentators, can quite put their finger on why, other than the fact it was a fit of pique, French pique. P-I-Q-U-E, by the way, not pique.

Yes, no, I know all about fits of peak today um so the thing that i'm really interested in though is the psychological relationship and the battle potentially going on between marine le pen and the man who we thought might be French Prime Minister today, Jordan Bardella, who I believe is 28 years old, he's viewed as being more palatable, a little bit more acceptable. He doesn't have the baggage of the Le Pen name. And there are some suggestions that he might pull a Macron and effectively try to usurp Le Pen, the woman who has created him and given him that platform. Is there any chance of that, do you think? Because I know publicly they remain completely united. If you want my gut feel, it's just a personal opinion. I wouldn't be surprised um the man is extremely ambitious uh he's very talented

as you say he's 28 years old um but you should hear him speak uh you know he is quite impressive for a 28 year old and uh will he possibly um split from mar Le Pen in terms of of um supporting her possible um it won't split the uh the party I don't think but will he stand against her in the 20 20 27 presidential elections uh that's three years away. He'll be 31, which if he won would make him the youngest president in history. But is it possible? Do you know what? I wouldn't bet against it. Let's put it that way. So Le Pen doesn't have an eye and grip on the national rally? She does in a sense in that she's got a long history and she has taken the national rally to a level that it's never before seen.

So that's important. You know, she's managed the process. She's had to blend some of her policies a little bit she used to be completely anti-eu she was a if you like a frexit proponent but she had to drop that in order to to get more more votes and she's done that very successfully. It is misunderstood in the UK and I just need to make this one point to you Dan for your viewers. It's misunderstood in the UK. People think that Marine Le Pen and the Rassemblement

National, the national rally that she heads up, is a right-wing party. But if you look at their policies, some of them are decidedly left policies. They're policies that Nigel Farage, for example, wouldn't be seen dead proposing. And were these policies to be implemented in France, it would have a dramatic effect on the economic fortunes of France. So are there similarities with the UK and what's gone on with Nigel Farage? Definitely. I can cite some of those. Are there differences? Oh Oh yes, most definitely. But if you just want me to comment on one similarity, it is the mismatch between the vote share and the number of seats. and this is something that is now so extreme that although I'm not a big proponent of

of saying oh everything is now changing because I've seen it all before but in this case I think that there is going to be some kind of manoeuvring on this because Nigel Farage, for heaven's sake, he got five MPs in the British Parliament. Put that up against a party he defeated, the Lib Dems, who got 72 seats. It's a scandal. It's an absolute scandal and it's an outrage and it's anti-democratic.

And the thing is, Lee, is that we've got two political systems in the UK and France that were built for two party systems and that both major parties wanted to keep going. And in the UK, they still want to keep it going. But the problem is France and the UK are no longer two party states. We are sick of the uni party. Obviously, France has already overturned that system. sets of results, out of France and out of the UK, to think anything other than this is an anti-dem's going to get a tiny fraction of the state funding compared to the Liberal Democrat Party, because they have lots of MPs, but a much lower share of the vote. So I feel like there has to be a tipping point here where the public say, no, no, no, enough, enough. We have to drive the move to proportional representation, which I think is the solution. Yeah, I sense, and it is only just a gut feel, but I sense that something is going to have to change here. And the reason I say that is simply because the results are so extreme. They're extreme in France.

They're extreme, even more extreme in the UK. And I thought you might be interested in how Europe is as a whole is taking the French election results. Yes, please. Do you want me to? Please. I'm going to give you just one comment out of many across Europe about the results it's fair to say that Europe or the EU rather breathed a sigh of relief yesterday about the about the results because the establishment, the EU establishment, were all absolutely anti-Marine Le Pen.

And I've just picked out one quote from just one leader of one country, and that country is a country that your viewers will know very well, and that's Spain. And Spain has a prime minister that nobody will have heard of, I'm sure, but his name is Pedro Sanchez. And he talked about the rejection of the far right, not just in France, but in the UK too. So in other words, he um lumping nigel farage and the reform uk party into this far-right grouping that is beloved of the establishment and what he actually said on on twitter this morning was um he welcomed france and the UK's decisive commitment to a social left that addresses people's problems with serious and brave policies. Again, I've translated that from the Spanish.

He then went on to say that there can be no agreement or government with the quote unquote far right and that the United Kingdom quote the United Kingdom and France have said yes to progress and social advancement and no to the regression of rights and freedoms end quote. I would argue personally because I'm chair of a number of non-partisan organizations that happen to believe in freedom, which is one of the reasons that I agreed to come on your show today, Dan. I would simply argue that what that Spanish prime minister had to say was absolute rubbish. That the freedoms, in fact, are far more likely under other governments than they are under socialist governments. Absolutely. I would say that was a completely intellectually dishonest argument. But I would also say to the Spanish Prime Minister,

let's have this conversation in five years' time because I have a feeling you will have governments in both the UK and France that are answerable to the people. I don't use the term far-right because it is utterly ridiculous. These are maybe centre-right. As you say, when it comes to Le Pen, certainly not economically, but what they are, is they are patriotic movements that put

the French and the British people first at their heart. Lee, I just want to get a final... Just one more thing. If ever you want a speaker on your show, a friend of mine uh is and i'm quite certain he'll he'll give you uh even more insight into the way that the movements are are growing in in power across europe uh and uh he um amazingly for a Frenchman speaks excellent English.

I like that. But look, I just want to get a final word from you, Lee, over what we are fearing in the UK is going to be an armada or a starm, as they're calling it, because care, Sir Care, the Labour prime minister, in one of his first acts as prime minister, has scrapped the Rwanda scheme, which means people smuggling gangs have effectively been empowered. They have been waiting for the election of a Labour government and the hope that the Rwanda scheme would be thrown out. And we saw it today. They started to come in. Numbers are already up. I mean, I'm not trying to defend the conservative record on this, but at least they were trying to get a deterrent in place, which is what the National Crime Agency here in the UK had said was necessary. Now, one of the things that Starmer talks about, I think personally he's delusional, is getting a better deal and a better relationship with France over all of this. But

given the political turmoil going on right now in Paris, is there any hope of that? No, none at all. The political naivety, whether it's knowing or whether they're just spinning for the British Republic, I don't know. But there is no chance of anything happening. We've just produced a report, which won't appear until tomorrow but your viewers can have an exclusive on this which shows the extraordinarily small number of migrants that have been repatriated within the EU. So the idea that the EU is this marvelous creation where you can have an agreement under what was called the Dublin Regulation, by the way, where France, for example, can send its migrants back to Italy. No, that hasn't happened at all.

And we're producing a report overnight on this to show that. So if you translate that into UK politics, what it means is that there's no chance that Macron or the EU Commission are going to do any kind of sensible deal with Sir Keir Starmer's government in terms of repatriating migrants. Secondly, when it comes to the policies of Sakhir Starmer, well, they've all been tried and they haven't worked. What he's done is he's canned the Rwanda scheme, which was possibly the only hope that we had of persuading migrants, it's not worth the candle to come to because you're going to be sent to Rwanda. Well, that's now gone, completely gone.

Some of the policies that are coming out now from the Labour government, we're beginning to see the full extent of them. And I wonder if you look at the election results in the UK, it wasn't a vote for Starmer. He got 1.7% more, I think. It wasn't a vote for Labour. It was a 20% drop in the Conservative vote, partly because of reform, but not only. An awful lot of people just stayed at home. So, you know, major shifts right across the continent.

Absolutely. And as ever, I would argue the political elites have taken completely the wrong message about where the public are at. But thank you so much for sticking with us tonight, Lee Evans, the chairman and founder of facts4eu.org with fascinating insight from the south of France. Thank you so much, Lee. You're most welcome.

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You were meant to be here with June Slater, but you're going to fly solo for this week. And we'll reunite you with June later in the week. But look, it's really brilliant to have you here Lalani uh lots to discuss lots and lots to discuss but one thing that has been firing up online is my old mate Norinda Kerr who was the Big Brother contestant and then became a left-wing personality on GB News although she has since been cancelled from that channel. We know what that's like, right, Lalani? She has caused outrage the past couple of days by saying that all 4 million people who voted for Reform UK are racist.

Now, that was really shocking to me because I've been very open with you. I proudly voted for Reform UK and I'm always honest about that. I don't want to hide from my audience who I vote for because I think that's what you get from the rest of the media who pretend that they're impartial when clearly they're not. So this is what Narendra, I'll get you to react off the back, Lalani, but this is what Narendra had to say about you if you voted for Reform UK. But in response to my 4 million people must be racist if they voted Reform, I stand by it. But I also admit there is racism in the Labour Party. There's racism in the Tory Party because racism exists in our society.

However, reform is riddled with racism. Every racist I know voted reform. If ydych chi wedi cymryd reform, rydych chi'n gadael ymdrinion. Rydych chi'n gadael ymdrinion ymdrinion, rydych chi'n gadael ymdrinion arweinyddion ymdrinion, rydych chi'n gadael ymdrinion sy'n gofyn yn ysgog. Ac os ydych chi'n meddwl amdano, beth dwi ddim yn hoffi yw hypogresi. Ac mae'r ffaith yw, os byddai 4 miliwn o bobl ymdrinion, neu 4 miliwn o ddynion, wedi cymryd yr unrhyw beth yn y wlad hwn, byddai'n cael ei ddynnu'n extremist. Byddai hynny'n cael ei country, it would be deemed extremism. That would be deemed extremist. But if I dare say that if you voted reform, you must be a racist, suddenly I'm the problem. That's not a problem. That just makes me a realist. It makes you a hypocrite. Lilani, that couldn't be more wrong. I mean, Reform UK in the polls, we haven't actually

seen the demographic breakdown yet of the actual results but it was polling higher amongst ethnic minorities than the liberal democrats for example and one of their main funders is zia yusuf who is a muslim successful entrepreneur but he's proud about britain and worried about the risks of immigration so what's your response lilani i'm a bit scared to be honest what's your response to narinda for saying that you're racist if you vote reform uk she's insane it's it's retarded it's most ridiculous thing i also voted for reform the thing is with narinda is everything she says is just outrage and gamishment farming that's it that's the reason she gets booked onto shows she gets booked onto shows because they know that she's going to say this, that, or the other is racist. In fact,

I would bet all of my property that if she comes on a show, the race racist or the race card or playing some kind of race victim is going to come out of her mouth. I would bet anything on it that every show she says it. And that's why she gets booked, because people like talk TV where she said it want to get that engagement farming off of the back of the outrage. And it's ridiculous. She's diminished the word. The whole word's been diminished by calling everybody racist for this, that and the other. My mom Filipino my mum is a brown person I do not hate my mother I you know I look as brown as Norinda when I get a tan because I am half Asian so the fact that she says that it's just ridiculous it's ridiculous Dan it's ridiculous so Lalani as someone who I guess

is in part an ethnic minority uh why did you vote for Reform UK? What would you say to Narendra when she says you're a racist for voting for Farage? What was your reasoning for voting Reform UK? Well, I looked at the manifesto and first of all, no tax on the first 20,000 that you earn. Right. What's racist about that one? What's racist about that? You know, there's help in there for the farmers. They want to do more to stop illegal immigration. Nothing wrong with that. It's time that we put this country first. We've got to put the people that live and were born in this country first before everyone else. And that's not racist.

It's, you know, the fact that she comes on to every single show and just says it, that's the only reason she's ever booked to go on the show. She has nothing else to say. There is no valid input. There's no backing up what she's saying. Like she said, there were Muslims, there were Sikhs, there were people from all, you know, all skin colors that voted reform. It's not racist to do so. And the fact that these people say it just, you know, it ruins the word. Because if you're going to go around calling

everybody a racist, then no one's a racist. You know, that word should be safe for people that really do hate other races. Indeed, and there is, you're right, there is this gang of despicable race baiters who are accepted by the mainstream media and they include Dr. Shola. They include Diane Abbott. Diane Abbott, who, by the way,

tried to turn England's successful penalty shootout into an issue of race and suggesting that we should all be celebrating mass immigration because of the ethnic makeup of the England penalty of uh the england penalty shootout takers and what i think lalani is that nigel is bold and brave because do you know what he says it doesn't matter i don't give a damn and i can pledge that personally about nigel because as a gay man uh but again it's something that i think is pretty irrelevant

like you don't hear me talking about it a lot because i don't live based on my identity right but but the reason i'm raising it here is because over the campaign people try to say all the time that nigel was homophobic as well and he is literally the least homophobic person i know because he just doesn't give a damn. He doesn't care. He doesn't want to know. He just judges you based on your talent, based on your ability. And I actually love the fact that he said, I don't care what color you are, because what that does is it completely erases this notion of anti-racism, where you are racist if you say that you don't care about what color someone is i don't care lalani i don't give a damn and that's the thing isn't it it's all race baiting it's

it's all about identity politics like you said most people would have no clue about your sexuality because it's not the most important thing about your personality. It's not the most important thing about who Dan Woodson is. And this is the problem when you have these people that race bait or gay bait. You know, it's as though they have to make that one thing about them, their whole identity, so that then they can play the perpetual victim for anything that doesn't go right. Now, there's going to be people that don't like me. They're going to absolutely hate me, not because they're racist, but because sometimes I can be a bitch.

Sometimes I can be a big mouth arsehole, right? And they don't like me. And that's fine. But it's not to say because my mum's from here and when I've got a suntan, I'm, you know, browner than a window. You know, it's it's it's absurd indeed and it's the obsession it's the absolute obsession with identity politics so David Lammy who by the way is the biggest embarrassment of a foreign secretary that the UK has ever had and I can say that he'd probably call me racist no mate it's nothing to do with your the color of your skin.

I thought James Cleverley was a competent foreign secretary. It's because of the fact that you are completely outrageous when it comes to describing Brexiteers as being worse than Nazis. And when it comes to describing Donald Trump as a neo-Nazi and Nigel Farage and Marine Le Pen as fascists. To me, Leilani, that means he is disqualified from being Foreign Secretary. I don't give a damn about your colour, David Lammy. David Lammy makes this video announcement, sort of proclaiming that it's so amazing that he's Foreign Secretary because he was descended from slaves and he's black. Then, if you watched Sly News today, which I did very briefly ahead of Rachel Reeves speech as chancellor.

Honestly, Lani, I'm not joking. In 20 seconds, they mentioned four times that she was the first female chancellor. Chancellor. I hate it. I hate all this DEI stuff. It drives me insane. It shouldn't matter what someone is. It should matter that, you know, it should be on a meritocracy. Was she the best person for the job? Man or woman? That's it. That's it.

Male, female, straight, gay, black, white, brown, it doesn't matter. Best person for the job. And I don't like David Lammy. Not because he's black. I don't like David Lammy because he stood there and said that a man can have a cervix. Oh, well, I know. With a bit of hormone treatment.

Well, Leilani, we have to talk about this issue too, right? Because it's very ironic that they're so proud of Rachel Reeves being the first female Chancellor of the Exchequer when today and I'm so disgusted and outraged by this Keir Starmer has appointed as his woman's minister a woman who literally refused to define what a woman is. So have a look at this. This was Annalise Dodds, who is taking on that role when she was challenged on the issue by Emma Barnett, very softly, by the way, on the British bashing corporation's Women's Hour. Watch this.

Labour's definition of a woman? Well, I have to say that there are different definitions legally around what a woman actually is. I mean, you look at the definition within the Equality Act, and I think it just says someone who is adult and female, I think, but then doesn't say how you define either of those things. I mean, obviously, that's then you've got the biological definition, legal definition. With respect, I didn't ask for that. What's the Labour definition? Well, I think with respect, Emma, I think it does depend what the context is. Surely, I mean, surely that is important here. You know, there are people who have decided to,

that they have to make that transition. You know, I've spoken with many of them. It's been a very difficult process for many of those people. And, you know, understandably, because they live as a as a woman, you know, they want to be defined as a woman. And Lulani, it gets worse. It gets worse. The government official website today has described Annalise Dodds as they rather than she in her official biography. So that's who you have representing you now, Lulani. It's an insult. It's an absolute insult. And it's funny how she says, well, you know, somewhere it says an adult human female, but we don't really define what that is. Well, no, adult we know is over 18 and a female is an xx because that's going by

sex and sex and gender are the same so you know let's stop playing around and playing with words and trying to get yourself out of answering it because we know that no one in labor wants to admit what a woman really is and to have this woman having our interests at heart when she's going to include biological men in that is an insult to us it's it's a betrayal it's a betrayal that's what it is it's an absolute disgrace and you know no one who is unable to clearly state what a woman is and say it has to be within the context. Any woman like that should not be looking after our interests at all, ever. It's interesting though, Leilani, because when it comes to some parts of the population, Labour and their senior figures seem to be very reluctant to call them out.

So I want to remind you about what happened with Jess Phillips. This is in the early hours of Friday morning after she had been narrowly elected. In her seat, she faced a very strong challenge from a pro-Palestine candidate. And a whole group of Muslim men challenged her and heckled her during her acceptance speech. Watch what happened. I will carry on with my speech. I understand. I understand that a strong woman standing up to you

is met with such reticence. Anyway, this election has been... Can you throw them out? So I thought that was very intriguing. She wanted to throw them out. Then she was asked on the Labour broadcasting company, otherwise known as LBC, over the weekend, what she thought about that, who she blamed. It's very interesting.

It wasn't, well, just watch this. Everything was about driving content. These people weren't ashamed of the way that they were behaving. They were doing it and filming themselves, then putting it on the internet. So when Sadiq Khan came, like sort of men wearing masks, driving past, shouting, I won't say what they were saying because, you know, it's a family show, shouting stuff about Sadiq Khan's mother.

And they're not ashamed. They're putting it on the internet to incite other people to do the same. Do you think this is new, this type of campaigning? Well, the filming element and the content driver is definitely the first time we're seeing that in a general election. Content talk and things like that. Yeah, but no, I don't, I think that the canary in the mine for me actually was the Scottish referendum.

The Brexit referendum was similar as well, got a bit caustic and nasty um but yeah you know these people were standing on a platform of um helping the people of gaza is it sectarian is it sectarian it's it's too simple to say that it's sectarian because like like i say and people want desperately for me to announce that the people who were shouting at me and barracking me uh were muslim me, embarrassing me, were Muslim men. The fact that they were men is actually quite significant to me. The fact that they were Muslim is not significant

because the Muslim people in my constituency didn't behave like this. These people were idiots. They didn't do it because they were Muslim. They did it because they were idiots and they wanted something for themselves and they used a terrible tragedy to get that. That is an insane answer because let me tell you jess phillips the vast majority of men in your constituency were not

yelling at you either yet you thought it was completely okay to slag off half the population yet seem desperate to avoid the reality that this is sectarianism. Now, Leilani, Chris Rose, who's a brilliant commentator, he tweeted about this. I've watched this again because it's so mental. The people who intimidated Jess Phillips activists were Muslim. The threat sent were from Muslims. The overwhelming majority of people in the campaign were Muslims. But apparently it's nothing to do with Islamic sectarianism. And he's right, isn't he? That was an insane response. It was. And you took the words out of my mouth because she's pointing out that they're men. But, you know, it's not that they're Muslims because, you know, they're Muslims. There's plenty of Muslim people that haven't done that. But

there's plenty of men that haven't. You know, you said it, Dan. It's crazy. And it is. It's a ring to them because she's seen the way they act. Perhaps she's scared, but she will not admit and she will not stand up to it. And she will not say that this is where we have the problem. You know, she's basically allowing it and pandering to them and not calling them out for their behavior, which is exactly what she should actually be doing instead of blaming it on the fact that they're men if she even knows what a man is because you know she's labor and do we know what the sexes are but you know blame it on the men indeed i mean it's really worrying what we're seeing from Labour in these early days, isn't it, Leilani?

Because I know you were furious with this announcement from Ed Miliband today, too. What's going on with him? So after nine years of a ban of wind farms in England, he's now reversed that ban. So there's been no consultation. There's no talking about the dangers and the downsides, which include the multiple, the thousands of raptors that get killed by them, the vibration going through the ground, not to mention the enormous amount of concrete and steel that's needed in their bases. Have it now like 50 to 20 tons of fiberglass for one, 750 to 900 tons of concrete for the bases, 245 tons of steel for just one base of a wind turbine.

So, you know, they're trying to say it's green and, you know, let's become energy independent. But is this really the way? Are we not going to discuss the bad, you know, the bad aspects, the noise pollution of it, the low vibrations of it going through the ground, destroying the land around it? And, you know, in Scotland, 17 million trees have been cut down to make way for wind farms. And, you know, people say, 17 million trees have been cut down to make way for wind farms. And, you know, people say, oh, they're not going to do it in a forest. Well, if you cut down the trees, there is no forest, is there? And 120,000 trees were cut down for one wind farm in Germany. So, you know, that's something. Third day, he's really proud that he's uh gone and turned the back um the ban around but you know they they've

not spoken to any about anyone about it they've just look ed milliband is an eco extremist and unfortunately uh what labor is going to do and this is why i genuinely believe lilani despite their massive majority that they will be a one one term government because what they are going to do is bankrupt us with not zero madness that any of the major economies in the world, including the US and China, are not even considering. But Leilani, it's not like the Conservative Party are not in dire straits as well. Breaking tonight, Richard Holden has just announced that he will resign as Conservative Party chairman. He has been replaced as the interim Tory chairman by Richard Fuller. Rishi Sunak has also announced, by the way, a very uninspiring shadow cabinet. I guess the biggest move is that Andrew Mitchell has replaced David Cameron as the shadow

secretary of state for foreign commonwealth and development affairs. And the new shadow education secretary is Damien Hines. But look, this is not a talented cabinet. There's no Suella Braverman. There's no, there's no, I don't even know. Oh no, Kemi Badenoch is still in there's no there's no I don't even know, oh no, Kemi Badenox is still in there, but there's no Robert Jenrick, so there's not a lot of big leadership contenders but what's most interesting to me, Leilani, is what is going on behind the scenes, because I believe the Conservative

Party want to institute an anti-democratic stitch-up to stop the members having any say over who is elected as leader. Now, if that happens, let me tell you, it will be the end of the Conservative Party. But this is from Richard Holden's resignation letter to Rishi Sunak, released in the past hour. Richard Holden says, determined by the executive of the 1922 committee, who will be assisted by CCHQ in whichever way it sees fit. But Lallali, that isn't the case. The Conservative Party actually has a constitution,

which means that the MPs decide on two candidates who then go towards the membership to vote. And I think they want to cut the members out because they don't want there to be a right wing leader like Svella Braverman. But aren't they crazy? Because they've virtually been obliterated anyway by Reform UK. And this would be the final nail in the coffin, wouldn't it? Well, I think so. Like you, I voted for reform. I think the Conservative Party are not in the least bit conservative. They've been Labour-lite. They've put themselves into this mess. I think that a lot of people would actually have stayed home if reform weren't running. I would have done it for sure.

So I think reform got people to come out of their houses and go and vote for them. So I think that the Conservatives have a lot of self-reflection to do, but they don't seem to want to do it. They want to just blame Nigel Farage for their loss and say that it was because of him it got split, which is absolute nonsense they refuse to have a look and take any accountability for what they have done and the way they have governed this country in the last however long it's been i'm not a political person so i'm just giving you my opinion no and you're completely right you're completely right and the crazy thing is that the wits and the party who have been completely obliterated you know the Gillian Keegan's Alex Chalk's Penny Mordant the globalists who should be members of the Liberal Democrats not members of the Conservative Party the astonishing thing is even after this election result they still believe the reason the Tories were thrashed was because the party had moved too far to the right

that is lunacy. The Conservative Party under Rishi Sunak was a centre-left party. It was a woke party. It was a globalist party. It wasn't even slightly a right-wing party. And so the fact that they think that is the solution is just bonkers. But speaking of bonkers, Lalani, it's pretty bad over in the US. Joe Biden has tonight insisted he is staying in the race. He's not getting out.

Personally, as someone who wants to see Trump in the White House, I support that. I think it's amazing. I think the best thing that can happen for America and the world is for this dementia-plagued, doddery fool to stay running because it means Trump will thrash him. I think it's totally revolting, by the way, that his insane power mad wife, Jill Biden, is keeping him in. I mean, seriously, it is elder abuse. And I've seen this, by the way, for years. So the fact that the mainstream media are only picking up on it now shows how in the tank they were for the Democratic Party because of their Trump derangement syndrome. But Alana, you pointed out this incredible clip where Jill Biden is standing next to Kamala Harris and Joe as he gets confused over whether it was actually an Independence Day celebration or Christmas Day.

Watch this. And we give thanks to our commander in chief, the president of the United States, the extraordinary president of the United States, Joe Biden. Ho, ho, ho. Happy Independence Day. Ho, ho, ho. I mean, I know he worked it out in the end. You spent a lot of time in America, right, Lillani, living in America.

There's no connection between Santa Claus and Independence Day, is there? I wonder if ho, ho, ho was addressing Kamala. I mean, who says that? Ho ho ho, just randomly, out of nowhere. So no, it's insane. And like you said, it's elder abuse. And this is really being pushed now by Jill Biden. And again, you know, I'd like to think that, you know, in a fair and democratic society that Trump will get in because it would be insane for Biden, who really does not have his faculties about him to to have another run at it. But do we live in democracy? I mean, you know, the results from our France makes me question that so uh yeah I think this whole thing that Joe Biden's going to stay in the race is completely nuts and as you said we have been

speaking about this for the longest time have we really can't string a sentence together and then you have the White House press office saying no it's all deep fakes it's not true you know he's he stands there no no no they were totally real clips and there's been a parkinson's expert who has been visiting the white house as well well why i think there is one of the biggest cover-ups of all time going on please stand by because we've got lots more to discuss including why labor is throwing money at the ukraine war like how insane given everything going on and also why on earth is that really dark and disturbing mr lockdown patrick valence back in government what are they trying to prepare us for lalani so all of that is to

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