Dan Wootton Outspoken - TOMMY ROBINSON SUES COPS AS ISLAM TAKES OVER WEST WITH NEW YORK'S NAMDANI & LONDON'S KHAN

Episode Date: November 5, 2025

BREAKING RIGHT NOW: Tommy Robinson intends to sue the police for harassment and persecution after false terror charges against him were exposed in court. But GB News could be the next in the dock after allowing a guest to describe the Unite the Kingdom activist as a “homegrown terrorist” just hours after his dramatic acquittal. But there’s a reason Tommy is the number one enemy of the state: He is fighting to stop the spread of Islam in the West, which received a terrifying boost last night with the election of the hard left communist Islamist extremist Zohran Mamdani, who doesn’t even believe the murder of Lee Rigby was terrorism. Meanwhile, we remain sitting ducks in Islamist Europe, with a terror attacker in France today chanting Allahu Akbar and an Algerian sex offender released from HMP Wandsworth SEVEN DAYS ago, yet Calamity Lammy wouldn’t even admit it in PMQs today. The Islam elephant in the room addressed in Dan’s Digest. Then analysis from the Superstar Panel: Father Calvin Robinson and Flag Force UK boss Joseph Moulton. PLUS: Axel Rudakubana’s parents are finally exposed, as the Southport terrorist’s brother reveals his sociopathic and violent behaviour had been known for years. AND: Loose Women star Jane Moore’s live audition to replace axed Mike Graham on Talk TV. We’ll show you what happened. THEN IN THE UNCANCELLED AFTERSHOW: As Prince Harry tries to steal his brother William’s thunder yet again, a damning new report reveals shocking details of why Hollywood has now turned on the delusional Duke and Meghan Markle. We’ll team up with Royal YouTube sensation P-Dina for the latest. 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

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Get the new iPhone 17 Pro at tellus.com slash iPhone 17 Pro on select plans. Conditions and exclusions apply. No spin, no bias, no censorship. I'm Dan Wooten. This is outspoken. episode number 354. And breaking right now, Tommy Robinson intends to sue the police for harassment and persecution after false terror charges against him were exposed in court. But G.B. News could be the next in the dock after allowing a guest to describe the United Kingdom activist as a homegrown terrorist just hours after his dramatic acquittal. Tommy Robinson is a homegrown terrorist. He is racist.

He is violent. Are you disagreeing that the Tommy Robinson is far right and racist? He is far right and he is racist. That's not me being outrageous. He is. My thing is, look, it's dangerous when the public believe G.B. News are the go-to channel for the truth.

When even G.B. News have censorship levels of who censored, why they're censored. Like Rupert Lowe, he used to be on there quite regularly. What was the reason why he was totally cut off? What's the reason? Give us the public the reason. Why was he a commentator then he's not? Why was Ben-A-Bib a commentator, then he's not?

I've never been allowed on this. I'm going to tell you one thing that I know. Tommy is the number one enemy of the state because he is fighting to stop the spread of Islam in the West. And that spread received a terrifying boost last night with the election of the hard left communist Islamist extremist Zoran Mandani, who doesn't even believe the murder of Lee Rigby. was terrorism. Where the more than one million Muslims know that they belong. Not just in the five boroughs of this city, but in the halls of power.

No more will New York be a city where you can traffic in Islamophobia and win an election. Meanwhile, we remain sitting ducks in Islamist Europe with a terror and a terror, attack in France today, where surprise, surprise, the terror attacker was chanting Alu Akbar. And then we come to the breaking news here on British soil. Algerian sex offender, Rahim Kador Sharif, was accidentally released from HMP-Won's worth seven days ago, seven days ago. Calamity Lammy, our deputy prime minister, knew about it to date in PMQs, but wouldn't tell the public the truth.

Can he reassure the House that since Kabatu was released, no other asylum-seeking offender has been accidentally let out of prison? It's a clear question. Can he give an answer? Deputy Prime Minister. Get a grip man. I know I'm the Justice Secretary. That's why I'm at the dispatch box, also as Deputy Prime Minister. Well, you shouldn't be, you disgraceful man.

Notice, didn't even bother to wear a poppy at PMQ's. and then he had to steal one from one of the veterans on the Labour front bench. So in my digest next, the Islam elephant in the room will be addressed. Then analysis from my superstar panel, father Calvin Robinson, and Flag Force UK boss Joseph Moulton. Also coming up on the show today, Axel Rood-Gabana's parents are finally exposed as the Southport terrorist brother reveals his sociopathic and violent behaviour.

had been known for years. Luce Women's star, Jane Moore's live audition to replace Axt Mike Graham on Talk TV. We'll show you what happened. And GB News is slam for kicking out a heart-patient baby from their studio. Then, in the uncannselled after show on Substack as Prince Harry tries to steal his brother Williams Thunder yet again, a damning new report reveals shocking details of why Hollywood has now turned on the delusional Duke and Megan Michaels. We're going to team up the Royal YouTube Sensation P-Diner.

That is over on Substack after the main show. You can sign up to watch at www.outspoken. We're also going to reveal a brand new Greatest Britain and Union Jackass at the end of the show. Here are your nominees for the worst Britain in the world today. Jeremy Corbyn, nominated by Magdog Photo for his involvement in the New York Merrill campaign. Calamity Lammy, nominated by Sarah Booth, who says at PMQ's today, for losing his tiny mind over accidental prison release, and was almost foaming at the mouth.

But he failed to answer the question five times, failed to wear a poppy either. And lo, there comes to pass a bulletin that an Afghan had been accidentally let out. Algerian, actually. But, you know, same difference. And they're in decor nominated by mental fit media for being hypersensitive about everything,

apart from her extremist followers who she follows back. So there you go. Three interesting nominees. Get voting. Let me know your comments throughout the show. I will read out the best before the end today. But now, let's go. I want to be very clear on something.

The elephant in the room is Islam. The takeover in London. and via Sidney Khan, is already close to complete. Now it's coming to the US, after the election last night of the hard-left communist, Islamist, extremist, Zohran Mamdani. This plague is now spreading across the West, with the elite class engaging in suicidal empathy

to pretend there's nothing to see here. Indeed, after I posted following the devastating result, New York. Be afraid. Be very afraid. Mamm Dani will take you to a very dark place, just like Sadiq Khan has done to London. The woke MSM are despicable in their celebrations tonight. The privileged pop star boy George, who spends most of his time in London at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel, you know, just down from Harrods in Knightsbridge posted, ignore this. I am so sick of these out-of-touch celebrities in the elite class belittling what we know is happening to our country. First, via its biggest cities, where there are now minority-white populations.

So I responded very clearly because I'm just not having this anymore. Boy, I know where and how you live in London. You have zero idea of the true hell that is facing ordinary Londoners who now live in terror of being mugged, assaulted or harassed, Often by Islamists, every time they leave home. I've been mugged twice, so no, we'll ignore you. But we will no longer ignore headlines like this one out of France today. Driver, shouting Alu Akbar plows into crowd on French holiday island. Four critically injured.

We're told that this was some type of hunt against a right-wing politician. Now, Mamdani's campaign, I thought, was truly horrific, very much following Khan's hard-left playbook. And, of course, he wrote last night, London's failed mayor, wrote New Yorkers face a clear choice between hope and fear. And just like we've seen in London, hope won. Huge congratulations to Zeran Mamdani on his historic campaign. Now, let's just think about what that playbook actually means. That playbook means the victims of 9-11 were not the innocence brutally murdered by Islamist terrorists. The victims, just like here in London after 7-7, were the Muslims who may have had to deal with a nervous look or two, riding the tube or the subway.

Watch. I want to use this moment to speak to the Muslims of New York City. I want to speak to the memory of my aunt who stopped taking the subway after September 11th because she did not feel safe in her hijab. Crocodile tears by the way because we soon learned that story was complete bullshit as the aunt in question didn't even wear a hijab. I was speaking about my father And she was facing close 9-11 And for the take away for the take away from my

I was speaking about my aunt I was speaking about Zarafi My father's cousin Sadly passed away a few years ago And for the takeaway from my more than 10 minute address About Islamophobia in this race and in this city

To be the Question of my aunt tells you everything about Andrew Cuomo and his inability to reckon with a crisis of his own There's more. Mamdani once shared an article questioning whether the brutal murder of Lee Rigby by Islamists in London was terrorism. Rigby was run over stabbed and beheaded by extremists. Here was his acceptance speech last night. Whether you are an immigrant, a member of the day. trans community, one of the many black women that Donald Trump has fired from a federal job,

a single mom still waiting for the cost of groceries to go down, or anyone else with their back against the wall, your struggle is ours too. And we will build a city hall that stands steadfast alongside Jewish New Yorkers and does not waver in the fight against the scourge of anti-Semitism. Where the more than one million Muslims know that they belong. Not just in the five boroughs of this city, but in the halls of power. No more will New York be a city where you can traffic in Islamophobia and win an election. Charlie Kirk knew the danger of Mamdani, writing before his death,

it's not Islamophobia to notice that a man who wants to globalize the infatada is about to run America's largest and once-greatest city. It's not Islamophobia to notice that Muslims want to import values into the West that seek to destabilize our civilization. It's cultural suicide to stay silent. When the British Islamist, Medi Hassan, who is now trying to destroy America, having done so here already, posted a reminder of what a racist bigot, Kirk was. Megan Kelly responded, Islamophobia is a fake term, made up to silence us. We're allowed to not want Islam taking over American cities.

Don't be shamed out of that totally sensible position. Now, I found that fascinating because if you say that in the disunited kingdom, you are, brutally destroyed by the deep state, just like Tommy Robinson has been. And that is why he remains the number one enemy of the British state. And it's why, even after the judge destroyed the police and government case against him, after that ludicrous terrorism trial yesterday, leading to his acquittal, the MSM remains determined to ignore what's really going on. Tommy, quite rightly now considering legal action, writing, I need a lawyer to sue the police for their continued harassment and persecution. Someone has to be held accountable. Remember, Elon Musk funded this case. He might now

be able to add GB News and the leftist commentator Pablo Ohana to the list. Because unbelievably, just hours after he was cleared of that drummed up terror charge, the political advisor went on NGB News, which, remember, gives a platform to these hard left extremists, but not Tommy Robinson, and directly accused him of being a homegrown terrorist. Well, it is ironic that people like Tommy Robinson are so in favour of stop and search until it's them that are stopped and searched. Tommy Robinson is a homegrown terrorist. He is racist.

He is violent. He is an extreme right-wing... Sorry, public. Can I just put you in it? For your own sake, would you like to withdraw those comments about Tommy Robinson being a, quote, homegrown terrorist? Can I politely suggest you that you might want to do that? Tommy Robinson hates everything about our country. He has no place in our public life.

Homegrown terrorist, Pablo? He has performed and he has delivered speeches that are incredibly divisive. They demonise our communities. They divide our country. and that is the type that is not who our country is what our country but he's not I'm going to terrorist there is he he may not be our terrorist but

right okay so you're drawing it and he encourages the type of division that this country does not stand talking of division I don't know about it I'm sorry it may be in this case that the judge decided that he was stopped because of his politics that may be the case okay but there is no doubt but Alan I was coming back to because that's that's quite an interesting

Interesting statement, isn't it? Someone on the left, you come straight out the trap and says, Tommy Robinson is a homegrown terrorist, then has to backtrack on it and then talks about people like Tommy Robinson's sewing division. I think it's remarkable. And actually, many on the so-called left bear huge responsibility for the problem of censorship and not allowing people to talk about things like rape gangs and borders without calling them racist. Pablo Ohana then added salt to the wounds. Wash. Are you disagreeing that Tommy Robinson is far right. racist. He is far right and he is racist. That's not me being outrageous. He is. That is factual. What you started off here was saying that he's a homegrown terrorist. It's utterly irresponsible. You've backtracked already. You've demonstrated the cavalier

and superficial nature of your assessment. And I think you really need to take stock. We're having a very serious conversation in Britain about the concerns of the British public, where people who fly our national flag are called all sorts of names, where a million people went on Unite the Kingdom demonstration and yet people are calling them at the Labour Party conference racist you started off with a smear Now I know some are saying the host did enough there

but I disagree after all he secretly agrees with that leftist view Tommy Robinson in this loose role as advisor on grooming gangs A what advice do you need on grooming gangs B do you want that advice coming from a man who like Tommy Robinson it's not a good look for the party whatsoever

frankly it's not a good look for society and I do really think this just demonstrate actually that there is an undercurrent, not this subtle level of racism that's been levelled at UKIP in the past. I think you could argue that this is now much more overt. At least Tommy was given the opportunity to reveal the truth and call out the MSM deceit on 2CTV. Now, what that means is that I was targeted by counter-terrorism

on behalf of the British state in order to stop me as a journalist to get access to this. Now, you know, the whole time this happened, Mayor, not one single journalist in the UK spoke up for me. Not one single journalist in the UK, I mean mainstream. You did, Dan wouldn't it, the new media did. That's why there's a new media. If the old media want to understand why there's a new media, this is why you absolute imbeciles. You're not standing on the side of truth ever. You don't, even when it's in everyone's face and it's such a wrongdoing

that the whole country can see it's a wrongdoing, you still double down. You still don't side on the side of press freedom or journalist freedom. So whilst all this was going on, No one supported us from the mainstream. They're all quite happy for it to happen. Even Nigel Farage, I pointed out today. Nigel was questioned about this because at the time, reform supporters were saying they wanted him to say something. Instead of having the bulls to say something and say this is wrong,

they shouldn't be doing this. He just made up that I had a fake passport. Now, on that note, Inovina Broadcastle Liam Taft, say Tommy Ally, write, I hope, reform report on Britain's corrupt judiciary. Again, the establishment tried to imprison Tommy Robbins, for his political stance, no crime was committed and no one in their own right mind would believe he's a terrorist. Say something, Nigel Farage. It could be you next. He hasn't. And so Maya then

played Tommy Nigel's comments to trigonometry and gave him the opportunity to respond. A leader of the political, a political party said before the trial even finished, let's go. No, Tommy Robinson's been right about many things. He's just not the company that I choose to keep. And even after that, we got, oh, Robinson's been arrested using terrorism laws, isn't there? And then we discover, no, actually, he wasn't arrested in London. He was arrested at the Port of Dover, and it's something to do with a passport issue. And he has had some things very well. So, so yeah, what was that about? Passport issues. I was detained under terrorism legislation, which we now know was unlawful and targeted because of my political beliefs. And rather

them speak up you sat there like the coward you are because you didn't want to challenge the establishment it's the same old story for Nigel doesn't want to rock the boat don't want to challenge the establishment who fear for challenging actually because when it happens to him or someone in reform when they get stopped at the border and they get demanded access to their phones which is unlawful as has now been proven but it's only proven because Elon must stepped in and help me with a legal case for this and you know what that in each of these cases the process is the punishment. I've had this hanging over my head for 12 months. I've been arrested. All the media slurs all around the world that I'm a terrorist. I'm linked to terrorism. All of this has gone

everywhere. The damage is done. The damage against me personally has done. The damage and the stress and pressure has already been done. So even when I get a win, I don't feel like I've won anything or the one. He also got Tommy, and I'm very happy about this, to watch our viral live coverage here and outspoken yesterday, where the brilliant Lauren the insider was able to expose G.B. News for the shills they really are. And lovely Dan Witten, outspoken, of course, had on the ground, Laura Farrow, who went and approached the G.B. News, guys, let me just show this video. I'm going to get your reaction on this because you've dealt with the media all your life now. And

this just proves everything we've been saying. And the reason that my channel exists and what you do every day with your outlet and Dan Woodton. Let's just watch this. You're live on the number one independent news channel. Dan Wooden outspoken. Just wondered why you're here when you went. Oh my gosh, running like cowards. Look. I just wondered you won't feature Tommy. So why are you covering it? Sorry, you won't feature Ben Habib, Rupert Lowe or Tommy Robinson. No, but I just want to ask you, why are you censoring people's news? Well, there you have it. More propaganda puppets, Dan.

And then she goes to the other one. My TV or G.B. News. Oh, G.B. News. Okay. And so you're reporting today. Why won't you feature Tommy Robinson on G.B. News? He's not here. Oh, no, I know. But you don't feature him, Ben Habib or Rupert Lowe. Who are they?

It's not a decision for me to make. I'm sorry. Okay. And so are you giving full narrative coverage today? It's interesting, man. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Are you giving full narrative coverage today on Tommy Robinson? We're covering the court case. No, but are you giving full narrative a full breakdown of exactly what was said inside the courtroom? We're giving the coverage of this.

Okay, well, there we have it. I do love Lauren. There we have it. As expected. It's bad, though. I mean, we laugh, but, and it could be, like, ridiculous at times. Only because we don't know what else to do, it's just too depressing if you don't laugh. But it's dangerous because if they can do these things to someone like you with a huge platform and a backing of Elon Musk, what could happen and what does happen to all those little people with like the smaller platforms or no platforms, ordinary people who saw what happened last summer? What's going to happen to this country?

I've just watched footage of that young gentleman reporting for GB News and I was stood behind him. He didn't try and interview. He didn't ask for anyone. He was saying you weren't there. he said you weren't there I've just watched him standing reporting whilst I'm behind him I've just watched it

so I've just watched it my thing is look it's dangerous when the public believe GB News are the go-to channel for the truth when even GB News have censorship levels of who censored

why they're censored like Rupert Lowe he used to be on there quite regularly what was the reason why he was totally cut off what's the reason give us to give the public the reason

why was he a commentator then he's not why was Benabeebibre commentator then he's not I've never been allowed on this. Day one, do you know I've sat down, Mayor, with a lot of their different presenters, a lot of whom I respect, yeah,

and they've all asked to have me on the show to give my side of story. Now, is it a fair journalist channel when you allow people continually to go on and lie about me, but I'm not allowed on to count and give my side the story? Even like now, when I've been proven as unlawfully targeted by the counterterrorism police, it's unlawful what they've done.

The last two of my cases, it's been, proven unlawful yet i'm continually labeled as a thug or a criminal yeah because of the weaponization of the judiciary and then the mainstream channel like gb news who's meant to be the alternative to the mainstream they're meant to be different they're meant to be different but yet they're still if we look at what happened to anyone who talks about vaccines anyone who talks about there's there's no difference they still are governed and there's still certain things you can't talk about certain people you can't talk to. So it's frustrating.

I think it's a great clip. Well done, Lauren. I think she's good. But, yeah, she's good. By the other... Now, it was another day of shame for our political class overall. There was no mention of the brutal murder of Wayne Broadhurst,

the West London binman, allegedly stabbed to death by an Afghan illegal, despite widespread mentions of the train attack at PMQs. Isn't that interesting? one of those attacks is palatable for the political cast to mention the other is not. Indeed, only Rupert Lowe of Restore Britain understands the hypocrisy, writing I have been disappointed and angry, with the lack of almost any attention on the brutal murder of Wayne Broadhurst, so I have submitted the following parliamentary motion. If MP colleagues wish to add

their names, they know how. But as Rob Boyd added, years of coverage about Stephen Lawrence, yet Wayne Broadhurst is abandoned by the media like a used chip wrapper. The reality is, we are now sitting ducks in the United Kingdom. An Algerian criminal and sex offender called Brahim Kadur Sharif is on the loose. He's on the loose after being mistakenly released, this sex offender, by the way, from HMP Onsworth seven days ago. Seven days ago. We have only just been told about it now this afternoon. The police were only told about it yesterday, but David Lammy knew.

And at PMQ's Calamity Lammy refused to answer five times if it had even happened. This is a disgrace. He should go watch. Can he reassure the House that since Kabatu was released, no other asylum-seeking offender has been accidentally let out of prison? Deputy Prime Minister. Well, the House is thankfully quiet, so I'm surprised, the Honourable Gentleman, didn't hear me when I said that, of course, I apologise and I'm sorry for the anxiety cause. But let me just remind him that he was a Justice Minister that allowed our prisons to get to the state in the first place. I'm going to ask him the question again. Can he reassure the House that since Cabartu was released, no way.

other asylum-seeking offender has been accidentally let out of prison. It's a very specific question for him to answer. Deputy Prime Minister. After his release, I put in place the toughest checks we've ever had. Can he reassure the House that since Kabatou was released, no other asylum-seeking offender has been accidentally let out of prison? It's a clear question. Can he give an answer? Get a grip man. I know I'm the justice. Secretary. That's why I'm at the dispatch box, also as Deputy Prime Minister. We know that. So I'm going to ask him again, he's the Justice Secretary. Can he reassure the House that since Kabathe was released, no other asylum-seeking offender has been accidentally let out of prison?

Can he answer the question? Mr. Deputy Prime Minister. I've got to tell you, I spent 14 years in opposition, and I did a hell of a lot better than he's just I repeat, can he reassure the House that since Cabartu was released, no other asylum-seeking offender has been accidentally let out of prison? Can he answer the question? Deputy Prime Minister. Mr Speaker, I'm looking forward to being up against the Member for Newark next time.

In 25 years in this House, I've not missed it. A more shameful spectacle, frankly, than what the party opposite left. Now, the superstar panel. Father Calvin Robinson and Joseph Moulton, the head of Flag Force UK with me. I mean, Father Calvin, can you believe Calamity Lammy? Screaming over the dispatch box saying, get a grip. I have never seen such a spectacle. And look at these headlines this afternoon.

HMP woeful. There are the two mugshots of the two. two men that have been released. Of course, one of them, the Algerian migrant sex offender, has been on the run, Father Calvin, for seven days. Lammy knew that at the dispatch box. Surely he should go now. Surely he should go.

If he is able to stay in his job after misleading the house in that type of manner, we are just a joke country. It does seem clear that he knew, which is why he did not answer the question that was put to him several times quite clearly. did you do you know of any others that have been let out and those headlines are worrying because he's another criminal has been inadvertently let out how is it inadvertently at some point you have

to ask the question if they keep letting these criminals out it's surely on purpose or incompetence either way of course he needs to go well i think this is on purpose now i honestly do but for it actually happening in the first place as the justice secretary he should absolutely go people are people's lives are being put at risk through this i mean honestly let's just think about this for one second joseph like how can a major prison accidentally release a sex offender illegal immigrant or at least an immigrant that much we know i presume an illegal who is then given leave to remain because that's usually what seems to happen in our weak country and then be on the loose for six days before the police are even alerted whatsoever?

Yeah, well, we know the prison system has precedent of letting out people have committed sex crimes to make room for other people. I mean, we saw this off the back of the Southport protests where you had people in there for thought crimes or for protesting, and they said there wasn't enough room in the prisons, and we were finding out that people were being released early to go and make room for them. Potentially, there's a case here there again. I just think when you're seeing the case like Tommy's and you've seen other people's cases where they are being harassed by our justice system and our police forces under the guise of counterterrorism. And those single cases have up to five or six people dealing with one individual on a single

day. We have the resources for that. It takes a full day of work, yet we don't have the resources to keep up with something as simple as this. I mean, this is spreadsheet work, right? And clearly there's either a massive error, but I think it's probably a little more. purposeful than that. Yeah, indeed. Indeed. And I mean, this is an extraordinary news story, Father Calvin, on an extraordinary news day. But I don't want to get lost from what I believe is the most important story in the world today, Father Calvin. And that is the West, now holding up our hands and saying, just take us over Islamist extremists. I mean, the fact that New Yorkers can look at what has happened in London and then allow the same thing to happen to them. It is the literal

definition of what Gadsad describes as suicidal empathy. What is the reaction over in the states where you are, Father Calvin? That's not great. People are embarrassed and disappointed in New Yorkers, but it's not actually New Yorkers. This is the major problem. The New Yorkers no longer live in New York. It's no longer a city with Americans living in it. It's a city. It's city full of immigrants. And so they have all these immigrants voting for the immigrant into office. It's absurd. And there are several reasons why. One of them is that all the other politicians were pandering to Israel and Mamadi was the only one that wasn't. So despite the fact that he's a raving communist and should be despised by everyone in the country, he's the only one that they had to vote

for. And it's a great shame because this is, of course, the city that is famous for the biggest Islamic terrorist event in modern history. And now they're voting into office an Islamic follower to run the city. It's crazy to see how far we've come in the last 20 years. Indeed. Joseph, your reaction to Mandami? Yeah, I mean, to me it wasn't particularly surprising. As much as there's been a lot of talk about Mandani as if he's some sort of prophetical,

once in a generation figure or orator. Look at the competition he was against. Cuomo ran a terrible campaign with AI slot content. C.O. was a bit of a kind of a larger-than-life character. I think he was very likable, but I don't think that's necessarily what you want in an administrator of, you know, one of the most valuable cities in the world. I mean, the thing is what I would say is that the Mamdani thing, you know, demographics are destiny.

We've seen that with New York, you know, the vast majority. When you look at the demographics who voted for Mamdani, you know, they tend to be from an immigrant background, and that's been a very recent demographic change within New York. But I think also you have to note that there were general Democrat wins across the country last night.

I think that's indicative of perhaps Trump sort of, you know, the government shut down, but also spending a lot of his political capital on bombing Iran, on, you know, sort of deporting these students who were critical of his frail. I think that's become a very divisive issue, even for his base, who are like,

you know, we're America first. And perhaps that sort of, you know, doesn't really make them want to campaign as much for these candidates. And also there is a bit of a split between the people who are running as Republicans and what Trump's actually saying, there is still kind of that legacy sort of rhino class which still exists. And I think, you know, the Republican Party is in a little bit of an ideological schism. And you combine that just with the economy and the government shutdown. I think it's been difficult anyway. I think the Trump administration now really needs to look at

what matters to people. And I think that economic issue needs to be prioritized over sort of a lot of the foreign policy stuff he's been doing so far in his term. Now, Calvin, while this has been going on, I am just utterly furious. I'm really, really furious about something. This has literally just happened, but I've got to share it. One of my viewers, because I'd already blocked this person, had just sent me a post on X that has been posted. I hadn't seen it earlier this afternoon by the GB News presenter, Michelle Jubrie.

And this is in relation to what happened outside court, outside the Tommy Robinson in court case yesterday where my producer was punched in the ribs and called a fucking prick by a camera person for G.B. News while covering the Tommy Robinson terror case. Now, that's because you would have seen earlier that Lauren, the insider, had approached those GB News producers to ask them about why they had not fairly covered Tommy Robinson. She was obviously furious about that. Now, Michelle Jubri has posted on X this afternoon, but as I say, I've just been alerted to it. Nobody from GB News attacked anyone. I'm astonished that this claim has just been believed at face value when many of the people claiming it, i.e. me, have a clear agenda to try to undermine GB News due to their own personal grievances with a shrug. Now, I am absolutely disgusted by that. And I wasn't planning to go there, but given what Jubri has just said, because remember, this calls into credibility, what I have reported on this show and also what my producer has told me. So I have just responded to this

saying, you're a disgusting liar. How dare you say this without speaking to me or my producer, who was 20 by the way, I wasn't going to release the footage or pass this to the police because I didn't want anyone to lose their job. But I'm furious you'd say this. Total shill. That is the camera person in question, and she's there standing in front of the GB News reporter called Will Godley, who arrived to cover the case late and actually missed the opening statements from the judge. And as I say, Father Calvin, I didn't want anyone to lose their job about this, but I'm utterly livid that Michelle Jubilee would go public and say that. I would lie about an assault that took place on camera outside a court.

I'm just so angry about it. But why would you be surprised? Miserable dupes and coo has always been a party line follower. She'd always cover the company because she loves her job more than anything else. That's her loyalty. And so I don't know why I'd be surprised at that. I absolutely would go for their job if I were you. I'd put it all out there, put the footage out there, take them to court, speak to the police.

It's disgusting that they would try to prevent you from covering it because they don't want to cover it themselves properly. and that's one of your team members would be hurt. 100%. 100%. And I just really want to clarify because this is important. It was absolutely not my intention

to approach anyone from GB News. Lauren Lund Farrow runs the insider channel. She is a brilliant new reporter in this independent space. Father Calvin, you've obviously been on the superstar panel with her before. And this was something that she did as part of her reporting outside the courtroom, which was completely independent.

It certainly wasn't something that I expected her to do, but I thought good on her for doing it because obviously we have to turn the cameras on the mainstream media who are not reporting honestly, Father Kelvin, and we saw Tommy Robinson do that himself with a woman who was reporting for LBC too. But I just cannot believe, cannot believe, that Michelle Jubry, someone who was a colleague of mine for years would seriously suggest that I would lie about that when I have friends at GB News and one of them actually called me yesterday and told me quite a lot about this camera person which didn't surprise me that this assault had been conducted. But remember, I was the one who wasn't trying to cause anyone to lose their job

and I'm just disgusted. I'm completely disgusted. You were disgusting for calling me a liar, Jubes. And as Father Calvin says, I will never forget the fact that you were sent out as a shill by G.B. News to go on Good Morning, Britain. Sorry, Father, come in. She was the company mouthpiece. When you lost your job, she was one that shoveled out to toe the party line and make GB News look like the good guys when they were clearly not the good guys in that situation. And it's despicable that she wasn't loyal to you, one of her friends and colleagues and actually she wanted to protect her own ambitious career instead. It's people like that that let down the media and actually she should learn to actually play

the game properly, which is to support your colleagues, to support the viewers rather than supporting the company, which is doing the opposite of what it's supposed to be doing. Tommy Robinson, love him or hate him, is doing work for the British people, therefore they should get him on the channel and they should interview him about that, to have him on a blacklist and then to go to the courts and not correctly cover his case, not even bother trying to speak to him, It's just sad. It's not professional. It's not proper journalism.

And for Jubes and Coor to get on social media and call you the liar, it's just, it's wrong. Totally. Totally. It's absolutely disgusting. She should have done her proper investigation. I am really genuinely angry about that because all I do here is support the truth

and that is what's so important about being in the independent space. And I'm sorry, when we have GB News camera people attacking staff members of outspoken. outside the court. I am going to say something about that. And remember we have footage of this incident. We have footage of this woman running away. We have footage of this woman purposefully goading our producer. So, so angry. So angry. And by the way, I watched Jube's coverage of the Tommy Robinson trial. She didn't say a thing. She didn't say a thing. She's too scared. She's never had Tommy Robinson on. She's too scared. Okay. Sorry, that just really well.

me up, as you could probably tell. But let's get on with a very, very important and seismic story. Breaking today, the truth about Axel Ruda-Cabana's parents has finally been exposed. And today, I back Connor Tomlinson's call for both of these disgraced immigrants to be deported from the country. because Axel Ruda-Cabana's own brother has now admitted in this inquiry that Axel-Rudicabana's behavior was well-known amongst the family. In the past few hours, Axel Ruda-Cabana's parents themselves have admitted, or at least his father Alphonte has admitted that he could have done more and that he is in part responsible for the deaths of 60-year-old B.B. King

seven-year-old, Elsie. Stancombe, and nine-year-old Alice de Silva Aguirre. I'm going to take you through this reporting because it's utterly harrowing, but we have to hear these details. So let me start with Axel Ruder Cabana's brother, and I do want to be clear. I do not believe that the brother should be deported. I actually feel sorry for the brother. This is Dion Rudi Cabana. He gave evidence and told the hearing that his sibling had reminded him of the sociopathic murderer in the film No Country for Old Men. Dion, who was two years older than his brother, explained he would have violent outbursts on the way to school.

These worsened in October 2019 when Rudy Cabana was expelled, his brother said. The 21-year-old described his siblings' behaviour as unpredictable and consistent. He said Rudy Cabana would smash plates and glasses at home. home when there were disagreements. Deion told the hearing at Liverpool Town Hall via video link, I had to be cautious if I did speak to him because any disagreement could escalate into an argument. There had been various events where we had to call the police where the indications were there. The inquiry was also shown messages Deion sent to a friend when he came back home during his final year of university. These were sent in December 2022, where Dion wrote off his brother,

the risk of him doing something potentially fatal is the major concern. In another message, he said the fights are scary because of the danger of someone dying. My brother doesn't really show mercy, so my dad just has to try not to die. We hide knives to mitigate that factor. Although Dion said his fares had been present before December 2020, and he felt cautious about leaving to go to university, Richard Boyle, counseled to the inquiry, asked you had serious fares that your brother would kill a member of your family. Dion replied if things escalated to that point.

He said he could not remember being asked whether Ruda Cabana was violent by social services or the police. When asked if he thought to tell anyone, he said no, because it had been brewing. It's not something that just appeared. And on how his parents dealt with Ruda Kabaner's violence, Dion explained it didn't make sense to try and punish. And also, there was a heavy risk of doing so. but he agreed that his parents had lost control of his brother from 2019 onwards. Dion also recalled he was concerned. When he watched no country for old men and Rudy Cabana reminded him of the main character

who kills more than 10 people. I felt the threat to be within the home. Even then, nothing had ever come of it, he complained. Dion explained he tried to avoid his brother within the house while his parents told him to be careful. The last time Dion spoke to his sibling was in the summer of 2023. His parents asked Rudy Gabana to say goodbye to Dion, but instead he threw a metal bottle at him, which was a normal behaviour of his brother at the time.

So that's the evidence from Dion, Rudi Cabana, the brother of Axel Rudigabana. Then today at the hearing, we hear for the first time from Alfonzi, the father of the Southport killer. And this is even more chilling. He revealed his son tipped oil over his head and threatened to kill him, but he was conditioned to the abuse. He said Rudy Cabana would have random outbursts of violence, sometimes twice a day. He said by 2021, their relationship was very poor and that his son hated him. He added, I became conditioned to his behavior, allowed him to abuse and assault me and to cause damage at home without response because this was the only way of getting through the day. His outbursts would blow over quite quickly and would be followed by a

period of relative calm. I am ashamed that this was my response and I felt demeaned, but I did know what else to do. Alfonzi reported some of the violence. That's critical, some of the violent incidents to child and adolescent mental health services and the police. One such referral came in early 2024 when Rudy Cabana poured a bottle of oil over Alfonzi's head and threatened to kill him in very menacing terms. The dad said when he poured the oil over me, his eyes were watery red. He explained the team had some kind of mental anguish or pain. Ruda Cabana then told him if you get me out of this house, it may take a day, it may take a week, it may take a month, maybe years. Trust me, I will kill you. Alfonzi said he was frightened of his son,

which prevented him from doing things any normal parent would, such as restricting internet activity and ordering weapons online. He continued, and this was in a witness statement, by the way, this had catastrophic consequences for which I'm desperately sorry. I accept I bear my share of the responsibility and that by not challenging his behavior, he was allowed to acquire dangerous weapons and view inappropriate content online.

Now, I'm sorry, Father Calvin Lerner, Robinson, and you might want me to have Christian forgiveness here. But I cannot forgive this man. I cannot forgive this man for five years, Father Calvin, all of the signs were there. Three young girls are dead. Father Calvin, countless others are scarred for life because of what took place within that Taylor Swift dance class. And we're only learning about this now. And this man and this family who we provided refuge from Rwanda are going to stay in the country? I can't cope. It's clearly wicked.

What we're reading about just there sounds demonic. This Axel Riddock-Barner sounds to be under heavy satanic influence. It's horrible for anyone to treat anyone like that. Despite their own parents, of course, it's one of the Christian commandments to honor and love our parents. And the fact that they saw that this was going to happen eventually to, either them or someone else. And they didn't, and I don't put all the blame on the family. You know, it doesn't sound like they got much help from the state either.

Social services weren't very, you know, very helpful, nor were the intelligence services. Everyone is at fault here. There's so much culpability. It's terrible. But, you know, the family only moved here in 2002. I do think the entire family should be deported. I don't think there's any room for them. I think it's very unfortunate.

It's very sad, but they have to go. We can't, there's no place for them. and we have to be a tougher with these things and any family that comes to our country and commits a crime, the whole family should go, absolutely. I think violent crime in particular is rampant and it's going up

the more mass immigration we have is very, very sad and these poor girls deserve better. Our system let them down, the Rudibakana family let them down and of course we as a society have let them down. Joseph, it is just astonishing isn't it, listening to those details, especially from the brother, Dionne Ruda Cabana,

who was told by his parents to avoid his own brother within the house. And the family's concern, Joseph, was obviously that one of their own was going to be murdered. And of course, that would be equally horrific in some ways. But the fact is, it was these young girls who were the real danger and I know there were moments when the father did try to report this but I'm sorry he did not try hard enough yeah I think what was expressed there was you were living with someone who I mean was characteristically a psychotic individual who you believe was capable of murder and it expressed a desire to do so you know I wouldn't have that in my house I mean I know other parents who had kids have been severely sort of trouble with mental health issues.

And, you know, it comes to a point where especially when you've got other children in the house, you have to do it for their safety as well. I don't think they did enough. But equally, you know, when they did go through the processes, I believe he was also stopped by prevent in schools. But, you know, you hear cases of kids expressing, you know, somewhat like right wing views, center right views, being stopped by prevent and being having knocks on the door from police for comments online. But clearly here that, you know, that system did. didn't work. It didn't prevent this. And perhaps there was a case where the parents were downplaying, you know, what they're saying now. I would struggle to imagine a police officer or someone from prevent had been told all the details we've heard there. They would have just, you know, let him continue to walk free with unfettered access to weapons and internet access. It doesn't quite add up. So it's too hard to tell. I think there needs to be an investigation on, you know, what had happened prior when there was police involvement and the involvement of social services. But equally, you know, I agree with Father Calvin.

And I think, though, the parents still have a large responsibility there and, you know, sort of failed to do their civic duty. They had a dangerous killer as a son. And the warning signs were there. And they failed to act upon it. They really were. They really, really were. And Father Calvin, of course, this happens time and again.

Happens time and again. What about Jihad al-Shami? Our most recent ISIS terrorist who attacked the mosque, sorry, who attacked the synagogue in Manchester, but of course, lots of neighbours, lots of relatives had gone to the police about his radicalisation over many, many years. This is now constantly happening.

And fundamentally, there's a bigger issue here, isn't there, Father Calvin, which is that we have imported so many people who have an ideology, which is fundamentally about Haiti nars, or have huge problems like Ruda Cabana was obsessed, for example, with the Rwandan genocide, and it's like, as a result, our authorities are unable to cope. Yeah, you bring someone over from a war zone with a war zone mentality, they're going to bring some of those war zone elements with them, unfortunately. There's just human

nature, and so we have to be careful of that. And, you know, the British Isles have been around a lot longer, but England has been around since 927, and it was founded as a Christian nation. It's been Christian for over a thousand years until about five minutes ago. We've given up our Christian moral compass. We've given up our Christian values. Christianity is no longer the predominant faith. And within that time period, everything has started to fall apart. It's almost as if we had some kind of glue keeping us all together, a common shared set of values and ideas and faith and culture. And without them, it doesn't work. Our nation doesn't work. A nation doesn't work. Of course, a country is the land and the people, but a nation is the people. And the people

have to have a commonality. They have to have something to bring them together. And so when you have masses of people entering your country, both legally and illegally, that have a value set different to yours, whether it's better or worse. At this point, it doesn't matter. It's just different. And that undermines everything. It dilutes everything. And that's where we are. I was looking today at the Diocese of London. So the Church of England is still the state church, the biggest church, the biggest church in the country. The Diocese of London has less than 65,000 people in it, right? So there are less than 65,000 Anglicans in London. There are 1.3 or 1.4 million Mohammedans in London.

The demographic shift has happened so quickly that our capital city is no longer English or Christian or British. And that's going to happen to the rest of the country unless we wake up and stop importing people with different values to our own, with a different faith and different culture to our own. Otherwise, we're going to see more violent crime. We're going to see more rape and abuse and murder until we no longer exist. Developing today

a very public audition to replace the axed Mike Graham on Talk TV. So let me explain the latest about what is going on here. There remains a legal battle. Mike Graham has heavy-hitting lawyers who are now in discussions about his future, although he is refusing to take part quite rightly, I believe, in this flawed investigation by News UK. in regards to the hacking of his account. Or at least he says he was hacked

when this so-called racist message was posted on his Facebook account. And of course, I will take him out his word. But News UK won't. They want access to his phone, which is obviously very ironic, given this as a company, probably most famous, for, wait for it, hacking phones. But what talk want to do is water things down, calm things down,

bring in a big name, bringing a softer name, bring in the celebrities. It's never going to work, but that's what they think is the future in terms of being able to replace Mike Graham. So Jeremy Kyle, who's his good mate, but currently filling in on his morning show, Morning Glory, where he doesn't even mention Mike's name anymore, he ushered in the woman who Newsview Chief Executive Rebecca Brooks and the son, editor Victoria Newton, are trialing as the likely replacement for Mike Graham, not necessarily in the breakfast slot, but there will be some type of reshuffle in order to be able to bring her into the talk mix. That woman is Jane Moore, the loose women, a panelist who is also a son

columnist, a long-time son columnist. But what was so interesting is that in the first one minute of her handover with Jeremy Kyle, unfortunately, she sort of realized not just why it's not going work for her on talk TV, but why it's over for the mainstream media. Because Jane Moore admitted that she doesn't actually say what she thinks anymore because she's had to tone it down. Watch. Welcome to a friend of mine. She was always lovely to me and I was loving to her. Jane Moore, son, columnist. Good morning. Good morning. How are you? I'm all right, mate. You're okay? You're looking very good there in your freshly ironed shirt. I ironed this at 4.30. What'd you reckon?

You did a very good job. Do you not, you don't go to iron in? No. Never bother. I only ever buy things that don't crease. It's much easier. That jump is very creased. It's not.

Welcome to talk. She's even more outspoken than me, aren't you, mate? You think the world's gone vanilla and barking mad. I used to be. I'm sort of, I've had to rein it in a bit. Times have changed. Don't have to hear. I mean, we've been talking today about educational vandalism.

They want to teach kids about climate change, fake news and decolonise texts and books to help diversity. Yes, those are the bad bits. I also think there's a few good bits in there, so I'm going to be talking about that a bit in the next three hours. BBC, under pressure yesterday, the fakeness of that. Do you see the Donald Trump thing? Under pressure about Israel as well today.

Clip it, basically editing something with an hour between each part of it is not acceptable, really. Okay, a bit of chat about the knitting, then the revelation that I don't actually really say what I think anymore, not a great start for the home of free speech. Let's see if she did any better when it went into her own show. Watch. Good morning everyone. Yes, do not adjust your sets. I am not Julia Hartley Brewer. I am Jane Moore, Sun columnist and regular on loose women. Now, I'm used to having about four people, three other people in fact to talk to about

the subjects of the day. And of course, it's just me today, wittering on. So I want your calls. I want your messages. I want you to get involved. We have on the line with us, Rupert Lowe, MP for Great Yarmouth. Now, you've been highly vocal on the issue of grooming gangs in the past, Rupert. So probably both of these stories don't come as a surprise to you. I've been a bit more than vocal, Jane. Good morning, first of all. I don't think I've ever been on your show, and I don't think we've actually met each other.

It's the first time I've done it, so. So I know. So, yeah, so, so hello there. Hello. Yes, no, I've been a bit more than vocal. We've actually, as you probably know, set up a rape gang inquiry, a crowdfunded inquiry, which 20,000 people have donated to,

a total amounting to about 600,000, which when you juxtapose that against the J report, which I think cost the taxpayer 186 million, we're making 5p do the job of a pound. Poor Jane Moore. So first of that introduction, then scolded by Rupert Loat to my superstar panel, Joseph Bolton of Flagforce UK and Father Calvin Robinson.

Look, Father Calvin, to me, it was over after that first minute because as soon as you have a columnist or a news presenter who has said, I've had to tone it down because of the days that we're in, I'm like, well, I don't want to hear him. from you then. I don't want to hear your toned down beliefs. I want to hear your real beliefs. And I think it actually is symbolic of a much bigger picture of what's going on in the mainstream media, isn't it? Father Calvin, where the terror about not saying what you think has been sparked

by what happened to you and not just at CB News, but in terms of, you know, your Nazi salute, what happened to me, what happened to Lawrence Fox, what's now happened to Mike Graham. So I'd sort of argue Jane Moore said the quiet part out loud, and this is why people are just not going to trust talk in a post-mic Graham era. I'd never seen Jane Moore before, but it doesn't look like she's too interested in her own views, to be honest with you.

On that handover, she's saying she's had to tone it down a bit, and then the start of her show, she said, well, I'm used to talking to three people that she's going to be me wittering on. She didn't seem very confident or happy to be there, so I'm not sure what she's doing there. But you're absolutely right. The viewers aren't going to trust someone like that

who, from the very get-go, says, well, I believe things, but I'm not going to share them with you because I'll get in trouble. You know what it's like. To be fair, to talk, you know, the only time they ever censored me was when I tried to bring up the COVID vaccines, and their lawyers got involved with that one, but everything else, they were fair. It was GB News that were more censorious, where they wouldn't let me have Katie Hopkins on, they wouldn't let me have Tommy Robinson on, they wouldn't let me have conversations about abortion. They seeded and cringe whenever I talked about same-sex marriage and things like that. They just couldn't cope with free speech

over at GB News. But this is the mainstream media. It is watered down and diluted because they seem to think they've got to be politically correct. It's not even about offcom. Offcom's got hardly anything to do with it. It's just the fear of the upper management type, you know, the is linked to elites who run all of our media across the board, unfortunately. But that is the great thing about Dan Watson outspoken and things like this, and that we have independent voices now. We can say exactly what we think. And this is why your audience is growing. This is why our audiences are growing because people want to hear the truth. They want to hear what people genuinely think, and then they want to make their own minds up. They don't want to be spoon-fed by a

political, correct Islington elite. Yeah, indeed. And no off-con regulation here yet. But Joseph Moulton, I do worry about that. I mean, Tommy Robinson was saying outside the court yesterday, he believes that the deep state are going to look at ways to try and control independent journalism because we are in some ways becoming more powerful, taking that audience from the mainstream media. But what do you think about what's happened to Mike Graham at Talk, Joseph? And is Jane Moore the type of person who would be an appropriate or a popular replacement? I mean, why have they picked her? I think it's the first question. I think it's because she's evidenced immediately that she's able to be censored or she's able to be controlled and muzzled.

The mainstream media, particularly the right-leaning mainstream media, seems to be playing catch-up with what's going on in the sort of online discourse and sort of the independent media. And they try and sort of propose a more sort of kosher version of kind of what it is and kind of take the bits out that they don't like. And as a result, you're only going to get a certain type of person doing that. Anybody who's kind of got sort of a bit of foresight knows that muzzling yourself and putting yourself behind these organizations or self-censoring in order to appease them. In the next five years, your credibility is going to be gone. Things are changing so quickly. We've already seen over the summer, through the sort of raising in the flags and all the discourse around that,

we've seen the discussion of deportations go from a no-go to being one of actually it is in the mainstay. You know, even Labour are discussing it. So they're still playing catcher, but the penny still hasn't really dropped that people aren't interested in this anymore. And they have to sort of have these individuals who they can control, but then still bring on someone like Rupert low because that's where the viewers are coming from.

No one wants to watch the same talking points have been rehashed that they're having for the last 10 years. People have eyes. People see what's going on. Their solutions haven't worked. Their ideas haven't worked. And we're sat here now going,

we want something different. And whether that's radical to them, we don't care. We're past it. Totally. And one thing that I always refuse to do when I was at both talk and GP News,

much of the horror of the executives, is I wouldn't play devil's advocate. Because I said, if I'm just playing devil's advocate, then the viewers are not going to, are not going to know when I'm actually saying what I think. So I want people to know that I will only say what I think. I'm not just going to play devil's advocate for the sake of it to appease offcom.

We saw an example of that today when Jane Moore was having a discussion about this latest scandal at the British Bashing Corporation with the former BBC executive Danny Cohen Watch. Because of course, Tim Davy cannot be sitting there looking at every sort of junior reporters' actions? You're absolutely right, Jane. It's a vast organization putting out vast amounts

of material every day. I think why this is ultimately responsible of the most senior executives, Tim Davies, CEO, BBC News, Deborah Turner's, is that these are systemic problems. But it's just so frustrating, isn't it, Father Calvin? Yet we saw just yesterday

the of communists have found in breach now of Kevin O'Sullivan. who's arguably becoming talk's biggest star following the act scene of Mike Graham. And the founding breach, they said that in a discussion about Reform UK and the cancellation of elections up and down the country, that he didn't provide balance. He didn't provide enough balance. And it's fake balance.

We know that. We should just be able to say what we think is as long as it's true. You know, people can sue if they want to. but that's why you have Jane Moore in this really frustrating manner saying well you know I'm just going to play devil's advocate here and basically put to you something that I don't believe I find it really backward journalism

actually and very disingenuous too she looks really bored she looks like she wants to go out for a fag break or something to be honest but this due impartiality that Offcom are always pushing for this balance that the producers always want It is fake, it's fake and retarded. I remember one particular panel I wanted, no, one person I wanted to get on to have a conversation.

There was a woman who had trauma through having an abortion and it's ruined her life and she's really upset that she killed her own child and she regretted it and she wanted to share her story so that other women don't go through the same experience and the producers were like, well, you have to get someone on with the opposite opinion then. And you want me to get someone on who's in favour of killing their baby? As a Christian, I can't do that. And it's just like the mindset of that is if I get a rape survivor on who a victim of abuse, do I have to get someone with the opposite opinion, someone who's in favor of sexual abuse? Of course

you wouldn't. Some things are morally acceptable. Some things are morally unacceptable. But you don't have that mentality with the liberals who are wrapped up in this ideology. And it's not again, it's not Offcom. It's the people who are implementing Offcom. Offcom are bad, absolutely. And I think people should be concerned now that they have

the legislation in place for them to take over internet service providers too because essentially you are at risk we are at risk we're all at risk now any content that's produced whether it's on the airwaves or online is going to be regulated by offcom in some way shape or fashion and the question is what are they going to try and do to censor online content especially if it's you know hosted abroad is the UK going to become like North Korea or parts of China where you can only access things through VPNs and even that you'll be prosecuted for circumventing the regulations it's quite a big brotheresque isn't it

It really is. It really is. And you are right that there are some areas in life that we just don't need to debate. But what's so interesting, Joseph, is when it comes to the off-communists and when it comes to the mainstream media, they choose those issues. So, for example, they have decided that on the issue of climate change, for example, that is set. So actually, if climate change is ever being discussed in the mainstream media, you'll note they don't need to have a climate sceptic on. So they're already tweaking, or you might even say, doctoring the rules in order to fit their political narrative. Yeah, I mean, this is something that I've experienced when I was being interviewed, particularly. I do long interviews, BBC, ITV, pretty much all the

mainstream media, including foreign media. And I would speak extensively, you know, not just about of the migration issue, but the other issue that we're facing in British society economics, you know, social care, things which the average person, you know, who might not be as sort of, migration might not be their key voter issue, but it was other things that, you know, that needs a platform. They never published any of that. And there's also cases where I'd be speaking for an hour and I have stuff that was, I said in the first 10 minutes be, you know, clips, to tip together with something said in the last 40. And I think when it comes to this sort of like off-com level as well, it's like, where does this balance really end? The UK is great in the sense that we

have incredibly good liable laws. The burden of proof is on those who are making the claim. So if someone is preaching something untrue, I feel like we have a fairly solid legal basis for that. But even when you saw like a, I was incredulous to see Kabatu on, on Sky News, I believe it was. You know, interviewing him, like he was some sort of victim.

I'm like, you're humanizing a sex offender. But also, Joseph, doesn't let show you the madness of all of this because they won't interview Tommy Robinson. So it's like, Habush Kabato, the foreign sex offender who illegally entered the country, absolutely fine. We'll have a conversation with him, and we're not endorsing his views. But Tommy Robinson, no, no, no, no, he's beyond the pale.

It's an extraordinary sort of hypocrisy. Yeah, I think that we're just sort of hitting a stage now in the country where people know what the gig is, and as a result, they're not tuning in. I mean, I frequently see the independent media just, podcasts shows like your own, they far exceed the average viewership of a lot of these sort of talk shows now. And even if when we look at the viewership, who are the people, the people who are generally more politically involved, people who actually are more involved in activism, people more on the cutting edge of politics, you know, they're all veering towards independent

media. I mean, I myself, I'm not particularly interested in doing another BBC interview or another ITV interview because it's rubbish. You know, nothing of value gets said. So, you know, I think the writing's on the wall. These are sort of the death throws of a dying system really. Totally, totally. And unfortunately, these mainstream media outlets are not treating people well at all. And there's a real shocking example. And it upset me a lot, actually, when I saw this, because Father Calvin knows when I was on GBM News, one of my big things is I wanted the guests to be treated well, to be treated appropriately, and really valued anyone, especially someone who would travel into the studio and this poor woman ended up at the gb news studio because she had been told

that she was going to be able to go on air to raise awareness for her baby ollie ollie is just 12 months old needing life-saving heart surgery in the USA and it's just so upsetting this story two weeks old he was unexpectedly diagnosed with a rare and complex heart condition. Ollie is her only child. She says he's my whole world. He deserves a chance to grow up, to go to school, make friends, and live the full life every child should have. So like, if you've invited a mother like that, fighting for her, Ollie, into your studio, not only do you treat her well and make her feel comfortable. I remember when we had all of the victims of the vaccine for a special show that we did on GB News with the great Mark Stein, it was so important.

to me that I met these people and that they were comfortable and that they felt like that they could come on TV to tell this story. That's not how GB News operates anymore. Look at how Ollie's mum revealed she was treated in that studio. On GB News this morning, they invited us on, told us not to do any interviews with anyone else until we'd had hours. I waited 50 minutes in their lobby and then they kicked us out without a word for an apology um which is very very annoying and it's annoying not because i want to be on television not because i want media but it's annoying because i want people to see ollie's story we still have i think over 140,000 pounds still to raise and i did actually turn down um an opportunity with someone else to go on gb news so

it's very irritating but we have raised over 1.3 million pounds without them because you guys are amazing and I know we will get only there it's just yeah here's a little man yeah

let's keep pushing Father Calvin Robinson that just upsets me so much yeah it is it is sad it's just the machine of the place isn't it? It's in human you know this is clearly they've got her on for a human interest story and they've become too busy or too many

slots have been taken up and they've pushed her off but it's just take the time to sit down with her and explain it and say maybe we can get you on later today or something you have to have that contact that human contact you can't just treat people like they are filling a time slot on your schedule which is what it often

feels like in that place I remember that I've had many survivors and people over the years and it's like they just feel like they're being pushed on as a prop and it's not a good environment it's not when you go down in that basement in the first place and you've got to use the unisex toilets which i believe they got rid of now and it's just how you it's just not a nice environment create something where you're not just creating content you're having conversations with people we're human beings for goodness sake and i do hope that

they raise the money for ollie it seems like a very very serious thing that they need some support on and that's what we're there for at the end of the day to help people indeed indeed father carvin Robinson, thank you so much. Joseph Moulton, thank you so much. How is your flag force campaign to raise the colors going, Joseph? What can we do to support it? Yeah, I mean, it's been going really well. Unfortunately, right now we're kind of at the stage where we're kind of flag walls with the council. I mean, it was an unfortunate development recently where they weren't able to find a contractor. There was one that company was contracted to take them down. They said it was going to cost him a quarter of a million pounds to take them down somehow. That company, after a day of work,

got, you know, sort of people that are calling them up saying, why you're doing it. They sort of swore it off. And then I knew a lot of different contractors within York, people with cherry pigs, etc. The council asked them to do it. They said no out of principle. So they finally found this company, and they've been decided to go out with bladed items to cut down the flags, wearing sort of ski masks, and they go out at about 3am. There's been loads of police reports, and these are men who have been paid by the council

to take down the flags. You know, you had sort of old ladies called up the police thinking there was some sort of mass gang because, you know, they are carrying bladed items. They're not in any sort of marked vehicle. They're claiming to be security, but they don't have any SIA badges or licenses. And the whole thing sort of gone under the radar. You know, the press was very quick to sort of jump on us over the flags, but actually now we're seeing councils essentially operating like a bit of a mafia,

going into areas and intimidating people. You know, they don't have a mandate and, you know, that's sort of an ongoing thing. We've also seen harassment of people who have been putting up the flags, but they're trying to get people fired, etc. we kind of knew that was going to happen. But, you know, we're continuing to go on. Over the winter, the flags we'll take a bit of a beating and trying to get people out and up ladders.

You know, in the call, is it great? So we will take a bit of a hiatus. But we have just recently put the poppies up for remembrance. Oh, lovely. They've just gone up. But, you know, we probably will sort of take a little bit of a hiatus in the winter, maintain the flags you have already, and then we've got some plans for the new year.

Brilliant. I mean, I do find it totally astonishing how the councils are so quick to take down flags. Yet, in London, for example, I was so horrified over the weekend. I'd heard about this from my friend Adam Brooks, but stepped into a central line tube for the first time in a while. And look at that. Look at that.

To me, that is the downfall. And we're going to come full circle, I guess. That is the downfall of civilisation. That is the downfall of London under Sadiq Khan. And they don't give a damn about that. They don't take down that graffiti. But if you put up, if you raise the colours, if you put up a Union Jack or a St. George's Cross, they will get it down so quickly.

We love your campaign. Do come back soon. Joseph Malton, head of Flag Force UK and Father Calvin Robinson. Thank you, of course, too. And we're going to reveal today's greatest Britain and union jackass in just one moment. First, to your feedback, though. Anthony Natarro 1203 says, never thought New York would get a Muslim mayor. Look at what happened to our capital city. I am a Londoner, and it's very unsafe and Khan failed the people. Cath Listendon says, my son was in the army when Lee Rigby was massacred in the streets. they were all ordered not to wear any identifiers or any clothing. I mean, just terrible. JD waiting for a time.

It says, I'm so sorry, damn for you're upset tonight. Post the footage and file a complaint of GVie News, Michelle Jubrie doesn't fully apologize and retract her lies. Shameful and truly saddening. Yeah, I'm sorry. You could probably tell I was absolutely stunned, really stunned to see her message. And I can't believe that she didn't.

come to me first and just ask me for the truth. Emma Watts, 4-8-80 says I used to watch GBN, but that changed once I was aware that Farage had large shares in GB News and soon after, Ben Habib was cancelled from being on there. And Jay Oliver says, I cannot imagine living with a threat of such evil aggression by your own son. This is in regards to Axel Rudikana. They would have been torn between protecting him and reporting him.

I know. I know, Jay. But the problem is three young girls are dead. And that is unforgivable. That is unforgivable. Okay, so, and of course, when it comes to the Michelle Jubri situation, you know, I should stress, of course, my producer has absolutely zero reasons to lie about what happened, and there is evidence of what happened. So that is the key point, but look, I'm going to contact Michelle Jubri privately about this,

take it offline, and I hope that she will withdraw her really revolting claims. Okay, let's reveal today's greatest. Britain and Union Jackass. A reminder of your Union Jackass nominees, Jeremy Corby, nominated by Mad Dog Photo for his involvement in the New York Merrill campaign. David Lammy, nominated by Sarah Booth, for losing his tiny mind over the prisoner relief, almost foaming at the mouth, but of course he didn't tell the truth, didn't he? Didn't say what was really going on? And that is probably the most despicable thing. And Narenda Corr, nominated by mental fit media for being hypersensitive about everything, apart her extremist followers, who she follows back.

Okay, let's reveal the winner. I don't think it's going to be close today in third place with 6% of the vote, Jeremy Corbyn. The runner-up with 14% of the vote, Norinda Corp. But today's Union Jackass with a whopping 80. That is 8.0% of your vote, David Lamie. Now, we're going one day early this week with our worst Britain in the world this week, which means going head to head, just three folk this week. Today, David Lammy, from Monday, Ed Miliband from Tuesday, Rachel Reeves. I'm going to put them head to head right now in our posts tab on YouTube. You can vote for the worst Britain in the world this week. By the way, the reason we're going early is because we have a very special interview on Friday. I'm going to tell you all about.

it tomorrow. And our greatest Britain today, congratulations to Lauren Lund Farrow. Lauren the insider nominated by Darren Donaldson for her reporting skills and scaring off the frightened puppies of G.B. News. She did an incredible job and make sure you subscribe to Lauren's brilliant channel The Insider. But we always love having her on outspoken. Now, coming up in the uncanceled after show over on Substack as Prince Harry tries to steal his brother William's thunder yet again, a damning new report reveals shocking new details of why Hollywood has now turned on the delusional Duke and Megan Marker will team up with Royal YouTube Sensation P-dina for the latest. So at this stage, we come off YouTube and rumble, we move to our own platform to continue

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