Dan Wootton Outspoken - TOMMY ROBINSON HITS BACK AT UNITING THE KINGDOM FALSE FLAG AS ONE MILLION MARCH ON LONDON

Episode Date: September 12, 2025

BREAKING TODAY: Tommy Robinson is standing by to respond to claims from GB News star Neil Oliver that tomorrow’s Uniting the Kingdom rally could be infiltrated by the deep state to launch a false flag event following the horror assassination of Charlie Kirk. And the activist is predicting tomorrow’s enormous free speech rally – featuring Katie Hopkins and Ant Middleton as star speakers – will be the biggest protest in British history, with over one million expected on the streets of London. In his Digest, Dan will announce plans for Outspoken’s first ever live outside broadcast from UTK – because the MSM cannot be trusted to cover the event fairly. Also today, the evil and mentally ill left continue to disgrace themselves after the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk. The Superstar Panel will react to what has been a tragic and landmark event in the awakening of what we are really facing to save the West. Today we’re joined by Chris Davies of True Conservative Media and Richard Taylor of Advance UK. PLUS: BBC Breakfast staff are now demanding Naga Munchetty is sacked as the civil war at the British Bashing Corporation explodes. We’ll bring you the explosive inside details. AND: We’ll unveil the Worst Briton in the World this week, as Shabana Mahmood, Peter Mandelson and Prince Harry go head to head. THEN IN THE UNCANCELLED AFTERSHOW: Prince Harry arrives in Ukraine as the truth about his meeting with King Charles emerges – and it’s not good news for the monarch, as multiple sources confirm he believes he is dying. We’ll team up with Lauren Lunn Farrow to reveal why the mainstream media are lying about the so-called peace summit. Sign up to watch live or on demand and totally ad free at https://www.outspoken.live Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

No spin, no bias, no censorship. I'm Dan Wooden. This is outspoken episode number 313. And breaking today, Tommy Robinson is standing by to respond to claims from GB News star Neil Oliver that tomorrow's uniting the Kingdom rally could be infiltrated by the deep state to launch a false flag event following the horror assassination of Charlie Kirk. He's predicting, this is Tommy, that tomorrow's enormous free speech rally featuring Katie Hopkins and Aunt Middleton as star speakers will be the biggest protest in British history, with over one million expected on the streets of London. And in my digest next, I'll announce plans for outspoken's first ever live broadcast from the event because the MSM cannot be trusted to cover UTK fairly. Also today, the evil and mentally

ill left continue to disgrace themselves after the tragic assassination of Charlie. Google Charlie Kirk. Go ahead. Go ahead. Read the latest headlines and you'll see why I'm so fucking yes. You support Charlie Kirk shooter. Would you shoot somebody like Charlie Kirk? You would have killed him yourself.

You would have killed him yourself. I believe he was a David Duke for the TikTok age. And I have some degree. Can you just remind us to you? David Duke was the full of the grand. was of the Ku Klux Klan. I didn't see fear. I didn't see scare. I saw you weaponizing.

Weaponizing a tragic death. We got Charlie and not back. Unbelievable. My superstar panel will react to what has been a tragic and a landmark event in the awakening of what we are really facing to save the West today. We're joined by Chris Davies of true conservative. of media and Richard Taylor of Advance UK. Also coming up on the show today, BBC Breakfast staff

and our demanding Nagamon Chetty is sacked as the Civil War at the British Bashing Corporation explodes. We'll bring you those explosive inside details. And we'll unveil the worst Britain in the world this week as Shabna Mahmood, Peter Mandelson and Prince Harry go head to head. Then in the uncanceled after show on Substack, Prince Harry, arrives in Ukraine as the truth about his meeting with King Charles emerges, and it's not good news, I have to say, for the monarch, as multiple sources now confirm that he believes

he is dying. So we will team up with Lauren Lund Farrow to reveal why the mainstream media are not telling you the truth about this so-called Peace Summit. You can sign up to watch on substack at www. www.outspoken. But now, let's go. The murderous subhuman, hard-left piece of scum, who assassinated Charlie Kirk because they couldn't beat him in a debate, and the mentally ill and evil leftists celebrating that act of ultimate weakness might have thought they had won. But tomorrow, at the Uniting the Kingdom

rally, which Tommy Robinson will today hear on outspoken predict is going to be the biggest protest in British history, well, I think they're going to have a stark realization. They are losing and they have lost. Patriotic Brits from across our disunited kingdom will not be scared or intimidated because we know we're running out of time to take back our country from these very dark forces and trust me, the dark. As Tommy Robinson explained, ITV got some unknown race grifter on who ironically already had me blocked. He called Charlie Kirk a KKK leader and supremacist without any pushback. Charlie was very moderate. You have no idea what's to the right of him. But that was just the start of the evil lefty horror.

I'll say, can I just say something? I don't agree he was a Cicero for the Ticroft Age. I believe it was a David Duke for the TikTok age. And I have some degree of... Can you just remind us who David Duke? David Duke was the former Grand Wizard of Klucox clan. The things that have already been pointed out include his observations, his recorded observations, that death is the price you pay for the gun laws

that he very enthusiastically approved of. I'm going stoked right now? You want to know what? I'm so fucking stoked. Go ahead and Google Charlie Kirk. Go ahead, go ahead, read the latest headlines and you'll see why I'm so fucking yet. And it is horrendous. And it is horrendous. And of course I hate to see it. But we have to lean in. We have to understand what our enemy looks like. And look, I've spoken to so many ordinary folk from all walks of life, actually, and also people within the political and media class over the past week who tell me they've never been to a rally in their lives. But after what happened to Charlie Kirk, something snapped inside them and they just cannot stay away tomorrow. Tommy shared this message saying, this is the attitude we fight, not back down.

And this is what the person had messaged him. The night you phoned me about my arrest, you said that free speech was the hill we die on. As soon as Charlie Kirk's death was confirmed, your words came right back into my head. this is getting crazy, but fuck it. I'm in more than ever, and you were right. We all need to make a decision today. Do we sit down or stand up even more? Aunt Middleton, who is speaking tomorrow, added, I will speak on September the 13th as a free man in a not-so-free country in front of amazing patriotic people who want to free Great Britain from its twisted and damaging green. grip. I will bring passion, energy, positivity, and I will breathe hope and a promise of change

into the air. Please maintain peace and order as we are not at that stage and we do not want to play into the hands of evil. Stay safe, stay alert, stay together. And while I do encourage as many of you as possible, to be on the streets of London in person tomorrow, I am very excited to announce that I will be hosting Outspoken's first ever live broadcast, which will run from the Uniting the Kingdom stage from 1pm tomorrow. Now, when I visited Tommy at HMP Woodhill last December, he generously asked me to take the stage and speak. But I told him that my job is to provide fair and balanced, independent and unafraid news coverage of the events, and I am so delighted that we are going to be able to do that

and I do hope you'll watch with us tomorrow. We'll be backstage with exclusive interviews and raw footage you certainly won't see on the MSM. You'll hear directly from the speakers making headlines, Tommy, Katie and plus other surprise guests. This will be the people's

voice, unfiltered, unedited and unapologetic. We will bring you every speech, every chant and every moment from the front line of Britain's biggest political rally in years, or if Tommy's prediction is right, in history. Of course, the idea that captured, that the captured regime media in this country, including on the right, by the way, can be

trusted to provide fair and balanced coverage is for the birds. And sadly, I include my former employer's GB News and talk TV in that, given their shocking smears against Tommy over the past few months. Robinson, people have been protesting in his name. What do you make of Tommy Robinson? Is he a good guy in your eyes? No, all of that lot. We have nothing to do with them.

Even the protesters who have got banners up saying two tier care. You agree with them on the policing and justice. We agree with ourselves. I'm not aligning ourselves with Tommy Robinson's lot in any shape or form. He's talked about this, but he has a criminal record, a list as long as your arm. violence, violence against women. I mean, I can go on, Nick. And all I'm saying is, look, Mr. Robinson, do what the hell you like.

We are totally separate from that. The thing about Tommy Robinson, not his real name, is that there's also the, I'm sorry, blatantly, outrageously racist stuff that he also says, which I've got no time for at all. When in fact he's a convicted criminal and white supremacist who hasn't really done much. If I was to embrace, as it looks like I was being urged to do, the sort of violent, thuggish people like Robinson,

that would do our party immense harm. Tommy reflected on those comments with me yesterday. No, but I think now has to be a turning point. It has to be. Because they put targets on all of us. So they don't have to kill us. They don't have to attack kill us. I'll get attacked in St. Pangas train station,

not because of things I've said, not because of anything I've done, it's because of what the government and the media have said. It's because of people like Camilla Tomlinson. Camilla Tomlinson put a target on me. She lied on her show and put a target on me. Nigel Farage, this is just people from the right who are uniting over what's happening to Charlie Kirk.

Nigel Farage has continually put a target on me with false allocations and lies and smears, just blatant lies. So these people, that's what's happened. Julie Hartley Brewer has put a target on me. I've got a target on. me because of right wing commentators who apparently are horrified by what's happened to Charlie Kirk. But they need to realize that those and those lies and smears and those false

allegations are putting targets on people. I wouldn't mind if people come up to me and confront me over something I've said or done. But when they're confronted me over things that I haven't said or done, yet media personalities on the social right. And people who should be allies. I mean, Camilla Tominate, unless she's been in touch with you and I don't know about this, as far as I'm aware, still hasn't apologized for going on national. TV and calling you a white supremacist. She hasn't. And see if she did, I'd accept the apology. And if she needs

to, I'm sorry, she needs to. And if she had been lied to, and if she believed the smears and the media, I've sat down recently with a few podcast guests, big ones, who have, who have apologised. Trigonometry. I did say these things about you because I did believe the media.

So, and I get it. If you were lied to and you believe the media, but to use your daytime platform TV show to millions of people and make such, such accusations that hold no truth. And then to know then that they hold no truth, but to still not apologize or correct your lies. For example, Nigel Farage telling people I've got convictions of violence against women, telling the whole country that I beat women. There's no truth in that. It's a total lie. You made up. It's a total lie. You made up. And you, and you've said that to people who may wish to confront me when they see me in the street because they believe I beat

women. But Tommy also insists that now is not the moment for weakness. Whether you, whether you accept it or not, by making false allegations against people as racist as, as any of these labels, you are justifying violence against them by radicalised people, whether it be on the left or on the right, it's bullshit and it's lies. So I think that we're going off of now and talking about things that I shouldn't, I think we need to look at Charlie Kirk's life. We need to respect, respect and honour him. And the way for us to honour Charlie Kirk is to speak and speak more and show more courage and show more, more defiance, not be weak. Do not change your plans in what you were doing.

I'm not changing my plan. There's no way I'm changing my plan. Brilliant. Brilliant. And that's what everyone I should do. Absolutely, we will remember Charlie Kirk on Saturday. and we will, but it's devastating to me that the soft right in this country has joined the left in spreading this hatred because it's the left that is the real threat. Remember, this is now the UK's Deputy Prime Minister.

President who would line up with neo-Nazis and the Blue Pots Plan and in so doing spit on the braids of men and women who died fighting fascism in the Second World War. Narenda Kaur said she wasn't going to politicise Charlie Kirk's death, but within hours she was slamming Jeremy Clarkson for saying he is now afraid to be a newspaper columnist in this country. The weaponising of the tragic death of Charlie Kirk is actually pretty despicable and low. I saw a tweet Jeremy Clarkson's put out.

I've seen plenty of tweets, Tommy Robbins in the lot. Jeremy Clarkson, suddenly very afraid as a journalist for his life. The same man that put out a tweet about Megan Sussex how he wished for her to be paraded naked and human fetus to be thrown at her is now afraid for himself because of what's happened to poor Tolly Kirk. And yet hours after he said in that tweet or even the same time

is parading at the N-A-N-T-A's, waltzing down the red carpet without a care in the world, happy as Larry accepted his award. I didn't see fear, I didn't see scare. I saw you weaponising, weaponising a tragic death of a father and a husband. And you're using it to your own terrible now. No, no, no, no, that's what you're doing. The left are just completely toned off to the threat they have created. Alistair Campbell actually had the cheek to write, reading some of the reactions, hearing some of the reactions from Trump, Musk and others,

hard to avoid the conclusion they either want a civil war or have literally no regard for the consequences of their words and actions. That prompted the independent journalist Jack Hadfield to correctly respond, are you for real, Alistair? Many of your colleagues on the left, commentariat, who label their normal political opponents as dangerous Nazi fascist scum have contributed so much more to the normalisation of political violence. you should hang your head in shame. And given the very real threats to her leader Nigel Farage, credit to Leila Cunningham of Reform UK for calling out live on air at GB News

that cretinous scumbag, Matthew Stadlin. To get it right. Let me ask you a question, Matthew. Have you ever called reform a racist party? No. Okay. But people on the left half. Have you called them a far right party?

I can't remember what I've called them two years ago. I would certainly have called them hard rights. And free speech, by the way, involves, of course, being able to call accurately as you see it a political party what you think. My point is why are we hard right? What part of reform policy is hard right? The constant focus on immigration, legal and illegal, and the encouragement by Nigel Farah,

of people peacefully to go and protest outside people's homes, which asylum hotels are. They're not their homes. No, that is where they live at the moment. That's where, and if your children were in those homes, and if my children, let me just finish, if your children were in those homes or my children in those homes, we would feel appalled.

I thought it was disgraceful in Nigel Farge, and I'm very happy to call reform the party you represent hard right. And that is my free speech, and it's not inciting violence against you because I condemn any hate against you. but I will call you hard, right, because I think you are. Just utterly despicable, and I wanted to show you this, too, from my friend Colin Brazier, who responded to Adam Bolton of Sky News, who wrote, Can't Believe, Kirk, it's America's issues, not the UK's.

And as Colin Brazier responded, you and I work for Sky TV, a British-based company, utterly convulsed by the death of an American. George Floyd. When one of the world's most high-profile free speech advocates who spoke on campus in the UK is killed, it warrants extensive coverage. Why is that unbelievable? And what's quite beautiful is that people have been digging up these old posts from Adam Bolton. Look at this from Chris Rose, who compared what he'd said about George Floyd and Charlie Kirk. And, When it came to George Floyd, there it was, eight minutes and 45 seconds, the killing of George Floyd, narrated by Idris Alba, Monday at 9 p.m. across Sky.

So it proves that not only are they dangerous, they're also hypocrites. And I think one of the most tragic things about Charlie Kirk is that he knew what we were up against. Core of the left, at the core of a liberal, is someone that would use the source, if they had it. They are very violent people at their core. They always have it. They can't debate. They can't have conversation. So they'll resort to these tactics. They're going to do

everything they possibly can to try to murder this movement because they can't beat us. So they're going to try to take weapons. And no, we're very aware of that. I'm aware of it. We have to have full-time security. This is not a joke. This is who these people are. some of the most illuminating examples of how it's the left, no matter how kind you are, no matter how tolerant the baiters who always lean in to violence. What was your name again? I'm sorry. I don't think I told you. My name is Mark.

Nice to meet you. Okay, I'm going to ask that question a lot. First of all, that question should not even have to be asked, but when people stop talking, really bad stuff starts. When marriages stop talking, divorce happens. when civilization stop talking civil war ensues. When you stop having a human connection with someone you disagree with, it becomes a lot easier to want to commit violence against that group.

What we as a culture have to get back to is being able to have reasonable disagreement where violence is not an option. Do you think that's not emotional violence? How is this, what is emotional violence, by the way? I don't know what that is. It is harm intentionally perpetrated on another person, another human being that is intentionally targeted at their emotional well-being.

Okay, so feelings mean nothing to me. Isn't why we had the First Amendment to try to push our boundaries and hear things that might make you mildly uncomfortable? This doesn't make me mildly uncomfortable. Does it make you very uncomfortable? It makes me angry. It makes me angry. As Tommy Robinson said, this exchange really highlights the deranged woke mind virus

that Charlie Kirk faced and tried to help them see sense with calm debate. As nice as he's been to these people, they still chose violence. things need to change fast. And the always under threat, Girk Wilders, posted this old post from Charlie Kirk, where he wrote, Islam is the sword, the left is using to slit the throat of America. And he added, out of respect for him and his bravery,

I repeat his true words that are valid for Europe as well, Islam is the sword the left is using to slit the throat of Europe. But the honourable people on the left do understand the threat to free speech. So I wanted to highlight one of them and share this post from J.K. Rowling, who wrote, if you believe free speech is for you, but not your political opponents, you're a liberal. If no contrary evidence could change your beliefs, you're a fundamentalist. If you believe the state should punish those with contrary views, you're a totalitarian. if you believe political opponents should be punished with violence or death, you're a terrorist.

Now, Charlie Kirk knew that the UK's decision to roll back on our right to free speech, which was so important, and that's why he so eloquently joined my campaign to free Lucy Connolly, for which I am forever grateful. And before we interview Tommy today, I want us to listen to Charlie's words. My wish for the left is that you will become liberal again and no longer leftist. Free speech is a liberal value. It is not a left-wing value. It is wrong, and I'm sure we'll talk about this in the Q&A. But as of today, Lucy Connolly is going to jail for two and a half years in this country

for a social media post that she apologized and deleted about a migrant hotel. That is not a free speech value at all. You should be allowed to say outrageous things. You should be allowed to say contrarian things. Free speech is a birthright that you gave us and you guys decided not to codify it and now it's poof, it's basically gone.

And I think there's something really troubling about that because I want you to imagine one day that reform might take over this government. You guys can laugh, but they're winning elections in downtown London, Farage's ascendant. There is a silent majority in this country. I see this, oh, I'm going to really scare you. I see the same themes that led to Trump's rise in this country. I see it with the working class in the streets of London. I see the muscular class. I see people coming up to me. It's the same vibe. You guys are about to see a political revolution if the stars

align that could mirror what happened in America. So when that happens, do you want Nigel Farage, prime minister to be able to lock you up if you criticize his government if your answer is no then you have a moral obligation to make sure that your prime minister and the MPs advocate for a value neutral free speech policy so regardless of who is in power in this country you guys can challenge and you guys can speak openly that is the bedrock of a liberal democracy them out. And that is why we must continue to fight to recover the United Kingdom. Now, Tommy Robinson is here. Tommy Robinson, 24 hours before uniting the kingdom. How are the plans? Are things full steam ahead?

What do people need to know? I better write my speech, you know? You do it off the cuff, don't you? Come on. It's in there. It's in there. I haven't stopped. I think we're about to see the biggest protest in British history. I think, which is great position to be in, because everything, they're thrown at all of us, not just me, at all of us.

And we're supposed to have been demoralised. We're supposed to have been defeated. And we're about to show a celebration of British identity and send them a message that Britain is awake, that Britain is uniting, that we're not going to remain silent anymore. We're not going to tolerate this. destruction of our culture and nation any longer.

We're not going to be on the sidelines. You're not going to scare us. You're not going to intimidate us. You're not going to have us scared to speak about these issues. You're also, the preparation, I'll be honest, Dan, there's so many speakers, yeah? Maybe I've overdone it on the speakers. But we're not just having speeches.

We're having a festival. There's lots of singing, lots of, lots of, lots of performances. I think we're going to have a great day. All of the songs hold deep meaning when you listen to the lyrics. We're sending a message to the government. We're sending messages on behalf of sexual grooming victims who have gave songs to us that mean something to them. And when you listen to the lyrics, they're heartbreaking. We're going to, yeah, we've got speakers coming from all over the world.

And some people are saying, well, why are there so many speakers who aren't from Britain? I've had this question to me. The world is coming tomorrow. Not just the speakers. The TV from Poland, the TV from France, a TV from Australia, the TV from Israel, the TV from Japan. They're all coming to cover what is now going to be the most watched event. we wish to inspire the problems that are happening in Britain

they're not just happening in Britain yeah we want to unite the kingdom but we need to unite every Western nation we need to unite all the European patriots under one banner and we need to make sure that people have courage and inspiration that now is the time

now we've waited for this moment we've spoke about this moment anyone who's been involved in our side of politics I have been waiting for this moment for 15 years and I sit there now thinking it's happening the women to see the courage of British women

the mothers they're not silent now They're coming out to see, do you know what? Something massive has happened. To see the reception I'm receiving in places where I wouldn't receive the nice reception. To see people coming up who are now awake, there's a mass awakening happened and it's now or never because we're running out of time. We are running out of time. The destruction that Keistama's government is doing, we need a new government, we need

elections, we need rid of the tyranny, we need free speech, we need an end, we need the borders closed, we need all of these things. And I think that the more people that stand up and speak, the more people that are more it gives courage to others. So many people, you've got Kea Starma hanging a Union Jack flag in his office and that. You've got all of these things happening that none of it would be happening without them trying to ride the wave of patriotism. There is an uncontrollable wave sweep in this country from one end to the other, and it's a

beautiful thing to see. I'm excited. I'm nervous. I'm a bit tired, but I hope everyone, sorry, I hope that everyone that comes, enjoys the day, comes with the right attitude as well. Bring your smiles, man. We're going to have a party. That's the way I need to view this,

because I get a bit stressed about it, but I just need to enjoy it and think that, do you know, I visualised some things now when I was in jail, I lay there thinking about this date. Do you know what happened

on September the 13th, six years ago? What? I was released from Belmarsh Prison six years ago on September the 13th. So I was looking through the dates and I've looked and I've got the pictures of my children showing me

I've got pictures and images because when I got home and I forget these things. And now even though going jail was terrible. There's some beautiful moments. So I was going through the images. Look, I've got the welcome home daddy back to the madhouse, dad. I missed you.

I remember sitting there with you in prison, in December. This was always the date you had in mind. I guess what we couldn't imagine then is what's changed in the world, the support from Elon Musk, the huge momentum building across the country. All of that has changed. A couple of important questions, though. Firstly, Neil Oliver, Tommy, I don't know if you've seen this. He hasn't warned.

He said, beware a false flag event in London on the 13th of September. Stage is set. State organised violence in coming. Do you have any fears that the event could be used by the deep state? I understand people's fears like this. Sometimes I, though, don't think it's helpful. Because what it does is it gives the state what they want, which is to install fear in the public

that they can't go out and demonstrate. It's what January 6th was all about. January 6th was about allowing them into the capital and then imprisoning everyone and doing a false flag in order to install fear so that even when so much wrong is happening, the public are too scared to demonstrate. Now, what Neil Oliver is saying there

and I have the utmost respect for Neil Oliver, but what Neil's saying there is what people have said for our last four events and none of it's happened. Now, for the state to infiltrate our movement on Saturday, they will have to cover their faces. They'll have to cover their faces. Now, if they don't cover their faces,

people will recognize them with the power of social media and know that they're undercover police officers or agents, yeah? So we don't allow face coverings. We have held four massively successful meetings. I've just sat here now in here for a two-hour briefing with the police. I've got another one at three o'clock. We are working tirelessly to make sure there's a safe event. The last four have been totally peaceful and safe.

So I understand people saying that, but what that does is install fear into people, sometimes false fear, and people who'd listen to it last time, they said, you're all going to get arrested, you're all going to end up in prison, this is going to happen? It didn't happen. It didn't happen. If you listen to that, what's the purpose then that we can never protest again in case there's a false flag? So people should have the confidence that this is an organised event. We also have to speak about the mainstream media, Tommy,

because don't you feel like this event on Saturday is going to be the end of the mainstream media in this country? Because for the first time, what's going to happen. And by the way, I include GB News and Talk TV in this. There is a huge cultural movement which is spreading through the country, spreading through people who, by the way, I mean, I've spoken to senior people in politics, Tommy, who say they have never attended a rally in their life,

but they are coming on Saturday. Yet the mainstream media are going to pretend like this isn't even happening. I think it will be the day that kills the mainstream media in this country. I think GB News are coming. I think. They're coming from what I heard, from what I've heard. But, yes, we've been ignored, but they are, all of them are irrelevant. Let me tell you why.

140 media passes we've given out to, as I said, Tyler Olivier has come over. He's doing a documentary, 8 million subscribers on YouTube. What do we need the BBC for? They're coming from Japan. They're coming from Australia, TikTokers, YouTubers. We've got passes out to all of them from all over the world. This is going to be the most watched political rally and event. that's what in central London

that's what's going to be it's going to be the biggest and we don't need the BBC to come and lie to people or no one needs to listen or look to them because they'll be watching live on our platforms

they'll be watching live on my ex they'll be watching live on my YouTube but then Dan you're doing a show there right yes we are so this is the first ever outspoken outside broadcast because you know Tommy my whole view on this is that it is utterly critical that there's an

independent media coverage that can be trusted and that the state and the mainstream media cannot dismiss as propaganda. So I'm going to come there as a journalist, cover what happens on stage, cover the news of the day, we'll broadcast for hours, and I think it's really important. And Dan, there's so many coming like that. There's so many podcasters. They're coming from everywhere.

Every top podcaster, every top YouTuber, every time, from all different countries. Sweden's biggest podcast guests are here. They're from all over. France's alternative media like that. They're equivalent. They're here. They're coming from absolutely everywhere. From Poland, Visigrada here, from America. So, yeah, it's going to be well watched. We, I urge everyone just to come and have, I don't know if, when you get to experience this feeling,

which I experienced on July 27th, it's a feeling of brotherhood. It's a feeling of knowing that this is your people, this is your community. That way they made us feel isolated and alone. You're not alone. you are part of the mainstream and we're going to send the world a message and I look forward you know what I was inspired honestly

by the Irish protesters three years ago and at that point I was defeated felt defeated I was broken I was abroad I was lonely I was on my own and I watched the Irish mothers leading what I'd call a little revolution on the streets of Ireland

and I flew there and made a documentary called Plantation 2 Rise of the Celts and that inspiration and I sat there thinking I don't want to be inspired by Ireland, if I'm honest. I want us to be the inspiration. I want Britain. And do you know when you think about it?

Think about this. If we are successful in having the biggest protest, think about what we've done in 18 to 24 months as a movement of people. Two years ago, you wouldn't have said there's going to be a million people having a British celebration and the world's coming to watch.

We have come a long way and they are trembling. They are worried big time. Now, I don't know the lengths they're going to go to. Obviously, that's a worry for me. It's a worry for all of us. what lengths the government will go to, because they're not going to be happy. They're not going to be happy with the way we're going to humiliate them on the world stage to the world.

But not just humiliate them. I think people, this isn't just a political rally of moaning about things. It's a free speech rally, but it's a party, man. Calmness. And is it, Tommy, on a serious note, finally, the beginning of a new English revolution? I think it's the spark of a British revolution. I think that's what this is going to be looked upon as. it's happening. The silent majority will be silent no more. Not just that. It's a

counter-revolution because there has been a globalist revolution for 20 years. Destruction of the border, destruction of the state, destruction of the family. All these things have been a revolution for globalism. Yeah? Counter-revolution wishes to bring things back. We are the counter-revolution. And this was always going to happen. Who knew where? Who knew when? I am blessed that it's happening in London. It's the capital of the world. And it's happening with the Brits. I think we all need to recognize the commitment of Northern Ireland,

of Scotland, of Wales, and unfortunately for them, it isn't happening in England's capital city, but they have come and show loyalty on each one of these events, and we're grateful for that, and if we can unify Britain, do you know on this event, Dan,

there are Republicans traveling to London with loyalists. They have been at war with each other. they've now together coming in unison to our capital city I hope to see the Irish flag flying high

I hope to see all of those flags flying high yeah and the fact that the last thing they want is us to have unity that's the last thing they want they've wanted to break

and divide us into different groups we're unifying Britain the diversity of our crowd will shock a lot of people the people that are coming but what will also shock them if you're coming for the first time is how much fun you're going to have

is you're going to go away at the end feeling like, wow, that was great. And there's hope. There's hope. And hope is contagious, man. And we didn't have hope. I didn't have hope till Elon must turn this back on. And then I've come back and thought, right, not enough I just got hope now. We go.

This is our moment, yeah? And we're running out of time. We need to wake the country up. Every one of us as well. The United Kingdom, Dan, it's part of all of us, yeah? Every commentator, every citizen journalist, every activist, every personal person is part of that movement. and none of these things

get into this point and what we're about to see on Saturday wouldn't have happened without a catalogue of things happening where not just my imprisonment Lucy Connolly Peter Lynch

all the different events were previously held all the different commentators what happened even with you guys on GB News and what happened with Lawrence Fox all of these things played their part

in getting the public to where we're going to be on the 13th for September the other important date of the 13th for September the Battle of the Gates of Vienna in 1683 that battle happened on the 11th and 12th

12th for September. That was the battle to save Christianity in Europe. There wouldn't be a Christianity if they didn't win that battle on the gates of Vienna. And on the 13th for September is when Christianity went on the advance. And that's what we're going to witness a Christian revival currently happening. People search, whether you believe in Jesus Christ or not, is what built the foundation of this nation, is what made it the nation that the world wants to come to. It's what made it great Britain. And we need to get back to our roots and understand who we are.

and that's part of a cultural revolution that's currently underway. Tommy Robinson, good luck tomorrow, of course. If you can't get there, we recommend people are there. If you can't get there, we will be broadcasting live on Outspoken all afternoon. Speaking to everyone there, Tommy, really look forward to it. And good luck. Cheers. Dan, look forward to seeing you, yeah?

See it tomorrow. And now the superstar panel. Chris Davies of true conservative media and Richard Taylor of Advance UK with me today. Richard, after the week that we have had, which has been depressing on so many levels, tomorrow's event feels like it's taking on even greater significance. Do you agree? Absolutely, Dan. And listening to your digest there, it's highlighted the incredible need.

that we need to continue to hold the baton that Charlie Kirk and many others, you know, who tragically lost his life to some crazed left-wing liberal who have no argument or no ability to be it in the way that he did. He did it with humour. He did it with politeness. He did it with charm. He was a gracious man. He was a family man, a Christian man, a man of great faith. And I think what this has done, it is emboldened our cause for us to realize that this, event tomorrow is going to be absolutely humongous. It's going to be enormous for the reasons that you've outlined already in your show because we cannot sit down and do nothing about

what's happening right now because the freedom of speech in our nation is under great existential threat. And I think it's clear for all of us that have been engaged as you and many others for many years that have fought back against the mainstream propaganda and the narrative pushed by them that we are somehow far right thugs. We are not. We are ordinary citizens who believe in our history, believe in our culture, believe in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. And I think it's going to be one of the largest political gatherings, although it's a festival. I've been to two previous ones and I can echo those words from Tommy. It was absolutely fantastic. And what they want to do through the media is they want to scare people off from not

attending this event and I would say to people be vigilant but don't let them silence your voice get to this event tomorrow let your voice be heard wave your flags let's unite and let's make sure that we fight not just on behalf of the freedom of speech itself but show our support as we take that bat on from charlie kirk that he so bravely fought for a young life of 31 years of age and when the news broke down i got to be honest i was in absolute shock i broke down in tears i was in London at the time meeting with Ben Habib and I was on the coming back traveling back I just broke down literally instantly went and prayed for him I'm a Christian believer myself and all the values that that man stood for the universities he attended and debated so beautifully with people

and engaged with them that is that is surely how we all should behave and all should be and that's how we are and we will continue that fight if for Charlie and his family we must must think about right Now, of course, our prayers go out to them. But we all have a responsibility and a duty, not just to sit on our back sides, but to get our feet on the ground and get to this great United Kingdom Festival and make sure that our voices are heard.

And mainstream media, we don't need their coverage. We don't need the BBC. We don't need sly news. We've got you, Dan. You're going to be their live broadcasting. We'll have podcasts from all over the world. This is going to be such a huge event that's going to send shockwaves to the political establishment

on the elites. Indeed, and they will probably try and ignore it, knowing them. And I think it's a very good point, by the way, that Tommy made, don't wear the face coverings, because if there is going to be a false flag event, what's very important is that we know the people who will be behind it are the Antifa mob who will have their face covered. Tommy posted earlier today, Chris Davies. Tomorrow, we rise as one. September the 13th, the day we rise. Is he right he's bang on down i echo a lot of the things that richard has just said um like richard i was completely taken aback by the news of charlie's death um and an assassination let's be honest that's what it was um and i think it's important that he did not die in vain now that's

quite a trite thing to say ordinarily but on this occasion i think it really is meaningful because I think the US has seen the United Kingdom during the time of Donald Trump as 47 of the President of the US as becoming a free speech desert. And they're quite right. That's exactly what is happening. But in one firing of a sniper's bullet, I think there has now been an acceptance on the part of the United States that what has happened in the UK, there is huge desire in the US for the same thing to happen. There is huge opposition. Tommy's on the money tomorrow. We need everybody there, everybody to turn out, everybody to be peaceful, everybody to bring their flags, have fun and absolutely do not cover their face. Very, very well put, very well put, because of course we've got to make sure that the patriots there are protected. So much of what Charlie Kirk previously said, has come back and flooded back in ways that take on such greater significance

after his assassination. But arguably none more so than this post, where he wrote, you can tell a lot about a person by how they react when someone dies. And my God, when you look at the reaction from the left, not just in the United States, but sadly here in the United Kingdom, too, that couldn't be any clearer. They are evil, they are mentally ill, and we have to keep calling it out. One of the most shocking examples, the most egregious examples, was the Oxford Union President, who was completely destroyed in a debate recently by Charlie Kirk, a man called George Aberoni, who it has been revealed, wrote immediately after Charlie's shooting,

Charlie Kirk got shot, let's fucking go, praying for his death. And again, I think it's really important to lean into this because he's at Oxford University. He's debating Charlie Kirk. But these are the madmen that our university system are churning out into the world. And this was the moment when he was completely schooled at the Oxford Union by Charlie Kirk. Why is it that men in countries that barely have toilets and do not have two pounds to rub together, but they do have kids and they do have a wife, are much happier than someone with a big flat in downtown London. Something to think about.

I mean, I think happiness is a difficult idea to conflate in that sense. I mean, there are other decisions. They're less likely to kill themselves. Forget all these happiness indexes. If you kill yourself, you're not happy, right? So these poor countries do not have male suicide problems. Why? I do not, though.

Think about it. Thank you very much. They cannot debate him so they celebrate his murder. The Oxford Union responded in a statement writing the Oxford Union would like to unequivocally condemn the reported words and sentiments expressed by the President-elect with regards to the passing of Charlie Kirk. His reported views do not represent the Oxford Union's current leadership or committee's view. The current administration has under President Musa Haraj no association with and is entirely independent from Mr. Aberoni's administration in alignment with the statement published by a society earlier today. we reaffirm our stance that the Oxford Union firmly opposes all forms of political violence and strongly stands by our commitment to free speech and considerate debate.

We would like to reiterate that our condolence is I with Charlie Kirk's family, especially his wife and young children who are enduring terrible grief. But for another young activist on the right, Chloe Dobbs, that's not good enough. She writes, if George doesn't resign soon, he's going to have a very boring tribunal to sit through. I don't want to have to make up a written complaint to the returning officer, but if he hasn't gone by the end of the week, I won't hold back. The Oxford Union has a long-standing reputation to uphold dating back to 1823. I'm proud to be a member. Don't ruin its reputation, George.

Do the right thing and resign. And she made this video for reasons UK. Is how the incoming president of the Oxford Union responded to the news that Charlie Kirk had been shot at an event in Utah yesterday. He said on the committee WhatsApp chat, Charlie Kirk got shot, let's fucking go. And this is the man who is about to be the president of the prestigious Oxford Union debating society, which, to use its own words, is the last bastion of free speech. It's been around since 1823 and has a fantastic, longstanding reputation and commitment to free speech to uphold.

They are committed to giving a voice to people with contentious opinions, rather than wishing for them to be shot dead. Do you really think that this man is fit to be the president of this society? This is the man in question. This is George. He is the president-elect of the Oxford Union. And come January, he will be the man running the show. I have a few concerns, it is fair to say.

And he didn't just stop at WhatsApp. He took to Instagram, to all his Instagram followers as well, and said, Charlie Kirk got shot, loll, just laughing about it, as if human lives are a laughing matter. Well, of course, but it was even worse than that, because he used the prayer emoji, which in my view clearly suggested he was urging his death to happen. But of course, this isn't limited to the Oxford Union. We're seeing it throughout our apparently acceptable political and media class. Look at what happened when the leftists in the EU.

refused a moment of silence. And of Shut up. And of course, in America, it's even worse on the streets. It's even worse on the streets. Do you support his death? I do. You support his death?

You support Charlie Kirk being killed? Yes, I do. On the day he died, you're here at a vigil for Charlie Kirk and you support his death? You support a Nazi? No, I don't support a Nazi. Charlie Kirk wasn't a Nazi. You support his shooter? Yep, sure I do.

You support Charlie Kirk's shooter. Would you shoot somebody like Charlie Kirk? I would have killed him yourself. You would have killed him yourself? Okay. Do you have a job here in Seattle? And of course, do not believe that this is an American issue, okay, because it's not. As Nigel Farage pointed out in a press conference in Wales earlier today,

he was threatened. His death was threatened on TikTok and he says, let's see if the police arrest the people who called for me to be shot. I'm sure they won't. Carl Benjamin weighed in of Lotus Eater's writing Nigel Farage has been subject to the same kind of pathological hate campaign as Charlie Kirk has been. He isn't as much danger as anyone of some of the randomness. lefty lunatics making an attempt on his life, police must act. And of course, in the mainstream media, there was also an outrageous reaction in the United Kingdom. Now, you know I refuse to

watch, I believe, the worst Britain really in the world, James O'Brien at all. But Sandra Parker does a very good job on X, sort of cataloging his disgusting attributes and his disgusting actions on his LBC show. And she posted yesterday and this perked up my attention. James O'Brien, who keeps insisting this morning that he doesn't know who Charlie Kirk was, is now playing a curated reel of different clips of Charlie Kirk and then mocking, arguing against those clips. James O'Brien is the most disgusting person in UK broadcasting. And so I got one of my producers to listen. I couldn't face it myself. And they came up with some of these lowlights. It's quite astonishing. Look here. He doesn't even concede that this is an assassination on Charlie Kirk. He says an apparent assassination. And he's angry at slippery Stama for expressing remorse about it.

Why has this, what's the word that I want? Why has this apparent assassination stopped the traffic on this side of the Atlantic and beyond? Kirstama, I suspect ignorant of some of the pronouncements that this chap has made in the past, particularly with reference to, I would suggest off the top of my head, homosexuality and black women's intelligence, has offered a very lavish expression of grief. And just proving that James O'Brien lives in an alternate universe, He said that he was only aware of Charlie Kirk from watching videos where he was apparently owned by young students. Who was he?

And listen, I'm not completely ignorant. I have been surprised by the scale of the response. I knew the name. I have seen some clips. I wouldn't necessarily have been able to say, that is Charlie Kirk. I would have said that is the guy who I have seen getting kind of owned by young students.

but there was more watch this things like the great replacement theory on the record talking about the... He's one of those is he I think we may have that let's just have a listen to that

just to be absolutely clear you know it's dramatic the invasion of the country we're going to talk more about that we're going to talk about how the other side has openly admitted that this is about

bringing in voters that they want and they like and honestly diminishing and decreasing white demographics in America. We're going to say that part out loud because so many people in the corporate media are afraid to talk about it. Wow. I mean, bits of corporate media I'm familiar with, never talk about anything else. But that is just not true, is it? The idea that senior Democrats have come out and said we are deliberately trying to replace the white population with non-white people because non-white people are somehow more likely to vote for us.

I mean, that's just scratching the surface of a lot of the falsities he was promoting, you know, going back to COVID and beyond. He even was very vocal criticism he expressed about the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Well, he didn't like that. How can you possibly say that wasn't a good thing to giving civil rights to hundreds and thousands, millions of black Americans? It's just shocking that he'd, you know, but... Shame on James O'Brien, but it actually just shows how out of touch how regime media is. Adam Bolton, who was absolutely obsessed with the death of George Floyd, continues his campaign against Charlie Kirk today.

Now writing, Charlie Kirk held racist and sexist views and advocated violence against some opponents. That puts him to the extreme right of any party holding elective office in the UK. You may like him, but don't try to claim that he fits in the Overton window of political discourse in this country. And isn't that the point? Adam Bolton thinks he can control what we are allowed to discuss, but he's a dinosaur. He's an old decrepit dinosaur on his way out of the media world, thank goodness. And there's been other people who maybe you used to respect, who I think have shown that they have no respect for the dead. Peter Lloyd posted about Nadia Hussein, who thought that it was appropriate to say that,

Charlie Kirk was an Islamophobe, and he lived for division, less than 24 hours after his murder. She wrote, why is it when white men die, the world mourns? But when children in Gaza die, there's silence. Olly London on that also revealed the fact that she described Charlie Kirk as a bigot. But I would argue the real bigots are those over on Blue Sky. Do you remember Blue Sky? I've never looked into it. clearly a horrible platform, but Blue Sky was set up, right, because apparently the hard left thought that X was too toxic. It was too nasty on Elon Musk's X. Well, as Toby Young pointed out, with this collection of posts, which I'm not going to read, but you can see calling for the most appalling violence against a whole load of people, including Ben Shapiro, Blue Sky's reputation for

being more wholesome and less nasty than X will not survive this day. And I thought Alex Phillips really summed up the situation actually very well, writing, I am shocked and appalled at how many self-righteous left-wing journalists have been so crass and tasteless in the wake of a young father's murder while the killer is still at large. And the channels that have platformed them without even flinching, timing is key. Even then, this is not the death of a dictator, nor a notorious criminal, but just a young man, on the right of politics with old-fashioned attitudes. Christian values, many of which are held by Caribbean, Africans, Muslims, Sikhs, Hindus and Jews. Yet they have torn into this tragic young man violently killed as if there is justification for his murder. How utterly, breathtakingly deranged.

A lot of people in the media should hang their heads in shame tonight. I won't even do the list as we know who they are and many are disgustingly mainstream. I have seen things that have made me utterly appalled. We should demand better because it's this slippage into the normalisation of sociopathic leftist radicalism that led to the death of a young man. It has to stop. And to loop right back around to Charlie Kirk's post where he said you learn a lot from someone by how they react to a death. And so many people try to make out that Donald Trump is some type of monster responsible for the nasty rhetoric across the US. But I want to show you you how Donald Trump reacted when he found out that one of his arch rivals, arch

nemesies, had died. Watch. She just died? Wow. didn't know that i just uh you're telling me now for the first time she led an amazing life what else can you say she was an amazing woman whether you agree or not she was an amazing woman who led an amazing life um actually sad to hear that i have sad to hear that thank you very much And that was how Trump reacted To finding out that Ruth made a Ginsburg, a woman

On the Supreme Court who despised him, who hated him, Who had led the charge against him, had died. So what we're seeing, to my superstar panel now, by the way, Richard Taylor and Chris Davies, So what we're seeing, Chris Davies, I believe, is the left-reveyor-reveyor- lean who they really are. And personally, I think we have to lean into that. We can't look away. Dan, when someone reveals themselves to you, believe them. This stuff has been around since time immemorial on the left. There are so many protestations about the so-called far right and the threat of violence from the so-called far right. And yet when you go back through

the history books in terms of violent revolution, it is more often than not, the hard left, the nasty left. And they will hate being called that. They have been completely possessed by woke ideology, by DEI. And do you know what, Dan? I read a post before we came on air from Father Calvin Robinson that said, and I'm paraphrasing here, that he's going to become even more extreme in his Christianity and his politics. Now, I know what Calvin means by that. He's going to push back harder. We all need to push back harder. We cannot continue to allow these people to occupy the narrative, to set, the language agenda in this country, which everyone then trots along with and abides by,

we have to reclaim this United Kingdom and the wider developed world. The language that these people use is intentionally inflammatory, and it only takes one person who is not of sound mind, as we saw on Wednesday evening in Utah. It is time that we, on the right, regardless of party allegiance, get a hold of the narrative and drive it forward and push these people into the sunlight like James O'Brien so that people can see them for what they really are, vermin. Very, very powerfully put, Chris. Richard Taylor, what was your reaction to that James O'Brien broadcast?

Well, firstly, Dan, like you, I don't want to watch. James O'Brien. I've got no time for him whatsoever and you've just put him on the screen here for me to watch. Look, these people who are celebrating the death of Charlie Kirk are pure evil. They are scum. They don't deserve a platform. Yes, they have the right of the freedom of speech, but it is absolutely at the heart of everything that we stand for as a Christian nation, as a Christian culture. We are tolerant. But to use the rhetoric they're using, to say, celebrate the death of another human being for being a family man of great value who debated so wonderfully with so many people on issues that are so close to our hearts. And this is not a political

platform I'm talking about. I'm talking about humanity itself. He stood for what was right, what was honest, what was decent, all the good things in our human nature. And based upon the fact that we are a Christian country, the basis of our constitution is Christian. We must do everything we can to keep that in the forefront of people's minds. The reason we at Advanced UK have continued to do that as a brand new political party is for the simple reason we believe that our culture has been eroded because of an invasion of Islamists that have come here with their ideologies, their doctrines and their culture, and they want to radicalise,

they want to change our culture, change our way of life and everything else. Charlie stood against that That doesn't make him a bigot It makes him someone who believes in what he Fully embraced as a Christian as a believer That our nation is better When we are led through Christian principles and morals That he believed in

And I believe the same And we have to fight and die on that hill if necessary It is a tragic, tragic scene To see so many political commentators And people in the media Coming out and celebrating the death of a family man Even Stephen King today tweeted out on his ex-account the author saying that he had no time for Charlie Kirk

because he wanted gay people stoned within an hour he retracted that post and apologised he apologised and said I'm sorry I got it wrong Charlie Kirk has never said he wants gay he wants gays stoned to death and these people don't think before they tweet they don't think about the consequences or the harm that it's going to have on so many people because let's be quite honest these are even

people. I watched that clip from the European Union and I was absolutely enraged by it. And, you know, it is full of evil doers. It's a cesspit of evil doers. And I'm glad for one that we left the EU because we were sadly part of it. And that whole, you know, environment where people think they have a divine right to celebrate the death of this young man, this family man. Do you know what, I'm so angry. I am really, I'm holding back you because I'm so appalled by what I'm witnessing right now. but I'm not surprised. I mean, Richard, this was really interesting, actually, from Dave Rubin on X. Charlie was never anything but kind to me and my husband.

We broke bread many times. He never treated us with anything other than respect. He even came to our house not too long ago and plot to us. Didn't throw rocks at us. Right about that sometime, you hack. So again, it's like so often these lies just perpetuate. Now, in some ways, I mean, I think Stephen King is utterly vile. He is an utterly vile troll.

But at least he's apologised. You don't get that from a James O'Brien. Certainly not done. And James O'Brien is a long list of people within our media platforms that you've already mentioned on the show tonight. And it's evident to me that these people have no humanity to all. They're no compassion. They're no understanding.

You know, I've labelled the point he's being a family man. And the way he debated, the way he was endearing and so loving and so kind and generous to people who were on the other side of the argument and yet we have these people who are crazed and nirinda looking for clickbates trying to get people on their side of the argument this is not an argument this is pure evil it's demonic in my opinion it's an attack not just on freedom of speech but the very values upon which our christian nation was built upon and that is respect and decency and honesty and forgiveness and all of those things

and they are the very thing they accuse us of and you know people like david lammie the deputy Prime Minister, you know, called those of us who voted for Brexit. Nazis, their rhetoric is beyond unbelievable, and yet they get away with it. And I think the festival that we're coming up to tomorrow with Tommy Robinson, with so many wonderful speakers, and I know there's going to be some guest speakers there as well, it's going to be a fantastic time. It's an opportunity for us to really raise our voices and say, we will not allow this to go and notice. And we're all Charlie Kirk right now, because we will take that button on for the freedom of speech and everything us that he believed in, and I think that's very important.

Breaking right now, Nagamuncetti, under serious pressure to quit BBC breakfast, after the boss who she went head to head with was cleared an investigation, yet serious question marks remain over her inappropriate sexual jokes and her treatment of staff. So, you know I've been across this story, and it has been a fascinating one. And the reason, reason that I've looked at it is not because I have any personal issue against Nagamunchetti. I don't. What I have a real issue with is that the British Bashing Corporation will throw white, straight, old men under the bus for literally making a joke or literally seeing a Kanye West lyric. I'm referring to Greg Wallace and John To Road, but there are many others where they came from.

But Nagamunchetti, because she happens to be a non-white woman of a certain age, is given completely special treatment. And what is going to be very difficult for her now is that Richard Frediani, the all-powerful boss of BBC Breakfast, who she wanted out, who she led to this review into his behaviour, has been cleared. And I can tell you that I have been speaking to people very close to Frediani, who tell me that he is ready to fight back hard.

He feels that Nagamuncetti tried to unfairly destroy her career, and it seems virtually impossible, given this civil war developing behind the scenes, to see how they can continue to work together. There was some reporting on this from the Hollywood trade magazine deadline this week, and they described it as the BBC Breakfast bullying row. Let me share you what they reported. The troubles behind the scenes at BBC Breakfast Famous Red Sofer have been a source of fascination for the British media for months. But now internal BBC work aimed at resolving the crisis appears to be coming to a head. The BBC drafted in a PWC consultant to help review the culture on breakfast earlier this summer and deadline hears that at least one strand of the work has concluded with two sources saying

editor Richard Frediani has been cleared of bullying allegations. Although those involved in giving evidence were not made aware of the outcome of the review, Frediani is said to have told colleagues that he does not expect to face further action. The BBC never comments on individual HR matters. Munchetti herself later became the subject of misconduct allegations. The Sun newspaper reported that the presenter had been reprimanded over her behaviour, including allegedly using a crude slang term or a sex act, during an off-air discussion on Radio 5 Live.

Sources have told deadline that Munchetti's conduct has not always made her popular with bosses. One person said work examining Munchetti's conduct continues. Although reductive, the Breakfast Review has been framed as a battle between Frediani and Munchetti with insiders increasingly of the view that only one can survive. The two barely speak to each other a situation that is viewed as unsustainable. BBC insiders have also become increasingly exasperated by the parade of headlines about breakfast unrest with one person describing the situation as hideous. The internal review is separate from the BBC investigation into Freddie Ani last year

after he was accused of felicity shaking a lower-ranked female editor during a newsroom exchange. I mean, I'm not laughing, but these really are terrible. people. But the point is, they've both tried to throw each other under the bus here. And Nagamunchetti, I think, finds herself in a perilous position because trust me, if Nagamonchetti had been a white man joking about a blowjob in front of a female member of staff, she would have been long gone by now. So why does she survive? Because of BBC double standards. To my superstar panel, Richard Taylor of Advance UK and Chris Davies of true conservative media

and look Chris my issue here is actually not so much Nagamunchetti in the fact that actually I think probably a lot of these staff at the BBC are snowflakes who should just deal with a little sexual joke but I'm sorry if you're going to have one standard for white men surely the same standard

has to apply to women of colour who are presenting one of your flagship shows except Dan that as we all know in DEI world, everyone's equal, but some are definitely more equal than others. The position that Nagamunchetti finds herself in now with Frediani having been cleared is untenable. But I think I can predict how this ends down. It doesn't end well. It does end with her leaving. And I suspect she'll get a substantial payoff because it'll all be wrapped up in an NDA because the alternative is she sues the BBC. And the BBC, and the BBC,

has enough negative press regarding to Road and Wadis, for example, and Tom Skinner. So they don't need any more. My strong suspicion is that she will go. She has to go. Her position is unsustainable. But she will go under a cloud with a substantial bag of swag to take over her shoulder. And she will turn up on LBC or Good Morning Britain or wherever the heck she goes next. I don't really care. I don't watch any of that media.

With a smile on her face, ready to go again. Because they look after their own, Richard Taylor. Absolutely, Dan. I mean, you know from first-hand experience, having been involved in journalism and television for such a long time, what goes on behind the scenes of the BBC. And as Chris so eloquently put it, that the all issue around DEI, by its very nature, it's discriminatory, because it doesn't do what it's, says on the 10 because obviously there is no equality when it comes to the treatment of people

and people are employed by these corporations because quite clearly because she's of a different ethnicity, she would be treated very differently because if she'd been sacked or lost the job as Chris has pointed out, yes, she'll get a payoff and she'll end up working for some other corporation. But at the same time, you know, she'll obviously use the race bait card because she is not white, as you pointed out. And I think there's been this kind of idea that the DEI for me personally was on the worst inventions ever because it discriminates against middle-aged white people. I mean, where they're in the minority when it comes to a lot of these issues? And it's a sad day, but the BBC unfortunately has lost this way many, many

years ago, Dan, as you've pointed out, the British bashing corporation and sly news and all of them. A lot of people have lost complete confidence in mainstream media. So thank God for alternative media like Outspoken and many others who have doing a fantastic job. I've actually given some balanced views and a platform for us who believe that what their propaganda really for the arm of the government and that's exactly what they've been doing and we've seen it for all the discussion

we've had this evening and I'm afraid you know the BBC are imploding there are tens of thousands of people canceling their license fees for the simple reason it's a protest and I think that the BBC itself is not fit for purpose anymore and the whole thing needs to be deconstructed

and it needs getting rid of the funny thing about this whole BBC breakfast thing though is that it's just been so obvious for so long that these two cannot stand each other really are constantly trying to get one over the other and I mean look it's just so obvious watch this you come in making sure you've done your research on us as well I think it's polite

also pointing your finger quite a lot to be honest What, do you, do you, I'm so sorry, Charlie. Do you not like being interviewed? Do you know, I like, I like communication. I don't mind. You wish you were here now. I don't like ice cream, Hannah. You don't like ice cream, but you just said pistachio.

If I had to eat an ice cream for the rest of my life, it would be pistachio flavor, but I don't like cold food. Do you like brownies? Not so much. But, you know, we'll get to know each other, Hannah. You'll find out a lot, you'll find out Charlie likes ice cream. You'll get more caught Charlie. I won't be bringing brownies into the office then. No, no, everyone else does.

Don't let me deny the rest of the office. Hannah, it's been great to. I'm glad you're enjoying the ice cream. Certainly needed in this weather. Take care. I'm having a great time, yeah. Thanks. Hannah being sent, imagine that.

Oh, business correspondent. What's your job of got to be sent to an ice cream factory, and you actually like an ice cream parlor? do you think you're rather brought the tone down there i'll be quiet come on i apologize is working hard doing the story and then uh time now for a look at the headlines where you are this morning you would hear the voice later and the can you look interested i'll look this way what which camera so the interesting thing here is that uh one thing is which is it camera three What am I?

Four. No, I wanted a single because I think we just need to remove. There we are. The interesting thing you'll be asking, you'll be asking at home is what is the effect of that on a conversation you might have a mug? So the effect of that is one, you wouldn't hear the voice, you wouldn't hear the voices quickly, it would take a while to travel, and also it would be quite a bit quieter. So now you know, if you're having a conversation on Mars shortly, we know the official details on that. I'm sweating. It's nice with you pay attention, isn't what you're saying?

It really is. Have you got stories? I mean, Chris Davies. Come on. Someone. I mean, obviously, I just want the whole BBC put out of their misery. But seriously, come on, put it out of its misery. Yeah, it's a wounded animal, Dan.

It's a one-legged donkey of a corpus. Quite rightly, as you referenced, and Richard did earlier on, the British Bashing Corporation. That's what they do. She's utterly disingenuous, Dan. I mean, on top of the fact that she's completely talentless, she is awful to watch, awful to listen to, utterly fake. And she's dialing it in and picking up, I don't know, 300 grand a year or whatever the figure is. I don't know because I don't care about the BBC's salary league table. All I care about is, fact that it's my money that's going to fund that that is journalism apparently that is broadcast journalism she's atrocious she's up there with nirinda as a race beta she's down there with i don't know aunt molly as a news presenter she's dreadful down horrible human being i don't want a deplatformed i love it that she's getting plenty of sunlight because people get to see the real Naga. But really, I think Naga is now NACA. It's time to put her out of her misery. Oh, my superstar panel, Chris Davies of true conservative media, Richard Taylor of

Advance UK, after what has been a really difficult week. Nice to end on something a little bit light, I guess, a little bit light. But thank you both so much. And of course, we are going to be revealing today's worst Britain in the world this week. Now, a reminder of your nominees. These are the Union Jackasses from across the week on Tuesday. It was the new British Home Secretary Shabna Mahmood. On Wednesday, Peter Mandelson, sacked because of his links to Jeffrey Epstein as U.S. ambassador and on Thursday, Prince Harry, after that awful tour to the United Kingdom.

Some comments from you, Sue Private, says, Shabnamamud Saka. She will not put her country first. To her own word, she is Muslim first, just like King Charles and Stama and the rest of the government. Private Custin says a measure of just how much people hate Harry. He's just about even with a guy thrice fired for shady bullshit who was friends with a child trafficking paedophile even after his conviction. And Erindel 7879 says, no doubt in my mind it is Prince Harry. He has no end. intention of wanting a reconciliation with his family. He is just trying to drive a wedge between King Charles and Prince William as they both believe in different things where he is concerned

for the future. King Charles needs to think carefully and see sense and realize what he is doing. He can't admit he's done anything wrong. He's demanding apologies himself along plenty of other rubbish, no offence, but I'm worried that King Charles will give in. Okay, your results are in. in third position with 27% of the vote. Actually, we're tied. Oh my goodness, I've just noticed this. We're tied. So yes, she was completely right.

Peter Mandelson and Prince Harry tied as the runner-ups with 27% of the vote. But the worst Britain in the world this week with 46% of your vote, the new Home Secretary Shabna Mahmood. Okay, a reminder, our first ever outspoken live broadcast from central London for the Uniting the Kingdom Rally from 1pm tomorrow. Go and set a reminder right now on your YouTube because that's how you'll be alerted as soon as we go live tomorrow. But we are moving on to Substack now for the Royal Uncanceled After Show with Lauren Lund,

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