Dan Wootton Outspoken - TOP 10 WORST PEOPLE IN THE UK TODAY UNVEILED BY DAN WOOTTON & ANDRE WALKER IN SPECIAL COUNTDOWN

Episode Date: April 11, 2025

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Instacart. Groceries that over-deliver. No sin, no bias, no censorship. I'm Dan Wharton. This is Outspoken, episode number 203. And boy, I am excited. This is a special edition of the show today where we reach the conclusion of our epic countdown of the 50 worst people in the UK today. Who is going to top the poll? Last year, the top three were James O'Brien, Gary Lineker, and Dr. Scholler.

But let's be honest, so much has changed in the past 12 months. There was still a conservative administration this time last year. There was still this crazy idea that Kamala Harris might end up in the White House this time last year. So a lot has changed the only rules remember the entrance must be living primarily in the uk so no prince harry no shamima beckon i am super excited though two of my favorites to count down to the worst britain of 2025 andre walker lois perry gosh i have a feeling this is going to be wild you're not going to want to miss it. While I have your attention, though, to get the latest breaking news, join our thriving Outspoken community and communicate with me directly.

Please sign up to my sub stack, www.outspoken.live. There is a completely free option, and this is the best way to protect me against big tech censorship and ultimately cancellation. You know how much they want to shut me up. So please, all I need is your email address. I won't spam you, but it's a really amazing way for us to keep in touch. www.outspoken.live. But now let's go. Kicking off the top 10 of the 50 worst people in the UK today, and down seven positions from her top three spot last year,

it's Dr Shola, the UK's race baiter-in-chief. No matter the subject, the doctor continues her mission of leading the now acceptable scourge of anti-white racism in the UK. And two brilliant people today, Lois Perry of the Heartland Institute and Andre Walker, now a fellow YouTube independent media sensation. Who wants to kick off? Dr. Sholler. Lois, are you a fan?

No, I'm not a fan. And I just want to start the broadcast by saying this contains coffee. Oh, good. Okay. I'm not sure I believe you, Lois. Yeah, well, that's fine. He's got hollow legs. I haven't.

How are you, Dan? Are you okay? Super good. Super good, actually. So I wanted to do some research into this, this Dr. Schola character. And it turns out that she she said that the Auschwitz Memorial was an embarrassment to humanity. Now, I don't wish to be pedantic about it, but if you're saying that an Auschwitz Memorial was an embarrassment to humanity. Now, I don't wish to be pedantic about it, but if you're saying that an Auschwitz Memorial was an embarrassment to humanity, I would say that you're actually the embarrassment to humanity. I mean, what the hell does she think that she's playing at,

saying that about the Auschwitz Memorial? It's absolutely disgusting. She seems to hate white people. Yeah, she is an actual disgrace isn't she i hadn't even heard of her before andre she's one of these people who sort of made a mainstream media career out of this grift of of being a proponent of anti-white racism it's bizarre well i've got to be honest with you dan i mean i'm I'm with Lois here I think it's right that she's sunk to number 10 from number three simply because in this list what you've got to do is

balance out two things number one how nasty and racist somebody is and look she's she's a clear winner in that respect but I think also what you've got to do is you've got to ask yourself um well okay how significant is she? And I think that while she wins massively on that massive racist thing, I think she loses badly on the significance thing. Yes. And I think that people don't take as much notice of her as perhaps she wants.

And one of the things that I also think is right about why she's gone down from number three to number ten is simply because I think people are getting sick of it. And I think what she is, and grifter is the right word, she's somebody who seeks to build a career off the controversy of being nasty. Now, the only thing that I would say to her, if I saw her face to face, is, you know,

when you're talking about white people being evil, when you're talking about Israel being a poo stain on society, when you're talking about the Auschwitz memorial being terrible, always remember there are real people who suffer as a result of that. Now, I appreciate that you're doing it just because you're somebody who just wants to get on telly. And the more extreme you are, the easier it is to get on TV. I accept all that. but I do think that what she needs to recognise is that real harm is being done. And I think just as she is saying

that she doesn't want black people discriminated against, I think she shouldn't discriminate against Jews and white people. And, you know, there's almost an argument, Dan, for saying at least a genuine racist is genuine. She's just somebody who is saying all this to make a couple of quid which i think is arguably worse because being stupid and deluded is dangerous being somebody who's willing to abuse people in the knowledge you're abusing them for money is worse totally it's a great sorry very quickly can i just add to that you know we talk a lot about people

being sick of it, but do you know who the people that are most sick of being told that they're racist and they're terrible and that, you know, white people have had supremacy and now they must have apologised for it? It's kids. My 14-year-old daughter has, you know, they're just sick of it, the whole thing. It causes problems at school with the interaction with the other students because, you know, you've got all kids actually naturally just want to get on.

But if you have woke ideology pushed down your throats by people like her, which infiltrates into the schooling system, she's got a PhD, I understand. You know, but that's what gives me hope, Dan. Number one, she's gone down on the list, as Andre said. But number two, the kids are all right. They don't like this stuff anymore. No, exactly. There is a reaction.

She was pretty big, you know, the last couple of years, and there is a reaction. But someone who is up big time on the list is number nine, up 17 places from 26 last year it's labor's foreign secretary who compared brexiteers to nazis mr david lammy and proving he is a man of no morals whatsoever lammy now sits alongside donald trump in the oval office a man a man he once despicably described as a deluded, dishonest, xenophobic narcissist and a neo-Nazi-sympathising sociopath. So he is a true embarrassment for Britain on the world stage,

so far out of his depth it's not even funny, Lois Perry. Yeah, was it David Lammy or was it someone else that said that a white van man should be able to get around london using public transport i'm pretty sure it was yes and then lbc actually to be fair because normally they're super woke aren't they actually tried it they actually got somebody with their tools and with their paint and equipment to try and use the underground to get to work and they wouldn't let the guy on because he had obviously had chemicals and tools with him.

So he's got a history of being a complete plank, to quote somebody else. But the other thing as well, you know, I don't agree with there's been some stuff in social media and stuff about, oh, David Lammy should be deported. I mean, that's just crazy stuff. But he does say he doesn't say I'm English does he? He doesn't actually say that when he speaks about his background

I think he describes himself as Caribbean on Joe Walker wasn't he born in South London? yes he was here is the danger of David Lammy first of all I mean he's an incompetent moron and by the way racism has been David Lammy. First of all, I mean, he's an incompetent moron. And by the way, racism has been David Lammy's biggest friend. Because you've got to remember when people say,

oh my God, he can't be that thick, he went to Harvard. Well, always remember, he went to Harvard at a time when they were willing to put thick people in as long as they were black, right? And that has been something that has massively racially discriminated against Chinese students in the maths department, as an example.

So the reason that he went to Harvard is because of racism, not so much against white people, but principally against Chinese people who were massively rising in number. Because as you know, their mental arithmetic is phenomenal. But anyway, so he's dined out on racism.

But here's the other point about David Lammy, where he's so dangerous. Because, Dan, I don't mean to be rude, but many of the viewers... No, you're never rude, Andre, are you? Never knowingly or willingly rude. Dan, you've got to ask Andre to tell his David Lammy mastermind story.

He had me crying with laughter. Go on. You've got to now andre first first of all let me tell you there are only two quazis in the world quartang and modo right so so if somebody says to you which quasi was the was the british chancellor who resigned after a few days you've got modo or quartang right so anyway with with that in mind, I think every single question wrong on his general knowledge segment was asked, first of all, this question.

Which Marie invented x-rays? Now, at this stage, I wouldn't know the answer. But given that Marie Curie has got a cancer centre named after her, and the other Marie is Marie Antoinette right this is this is very much guest time isn't it dad right he guessed Marie Antoinette but also but also when he was asked who is the child or who is the son of Henry the eighth now this is brilliant the answer to that is actually King Edward. However,

if you were to answer Henry IX, then I think you would have some credibility, wouldn't you? Don't know the answer, but I personally would have known it was King Edward, but I'd have guessed Henry IX if I didn't know. He guessed Henry VII! Not only

questions his historical ability, but also his ability to count, which, by the way, is probably the reason why he's willing to give away the Chagos Islands and rent it back for $17 billion. You'd have to be bad enough at mathematics for that. But I want to say one thing where he is insidious, Dan,

because we can have a laugh about all of this all day. But, you know, working working class people in the inner cities of britain are really struggling there's real poverty with uncontrolled immigration poor schooling high taxes low standards in public services now whatever way you look at it many of those children not all of them most of them are white but many of those children are the children or grandchildren of Caribbean immigrants. To suggest that those people, in addition to every burden they've got already, should also have to pay reparations to Jamaica for slavery is absolutely disgusting. You know, the reality is increasingly the education system in the Caribbean is better than in the inner cities. The level of discrimination against working class people is certainly significantly better in the Caribbean than it is in inner city London, inner city Birmingham.

And what David Lammy is saying is this. I am an elitist. But in order to disguise my own elitism of getting into Harvard, even though I'm a moron, in order to disguise that, I'm going to send a bill to black working class children in the inner cities to feather the nests of the pro-Chinese communists who now infest the Caribbean governments. Totally. Absolute disgrace. He's also causing division.

Disgrace. Exactly. And causing division. Speaking of causing division, a new entry at number eight. He may not be a household name, but when you learn about this man, you'll understand why. He is the hate-filled hypocrite Nick Lowles, who as the boss of the deranged charity Hope Not Hate,

specialises in witch hunts of those on the right of british politics desperately attempting to save our failing country he encourages lawfare and prosecutions too for what he decides to be fake news but then this year when he spread false reports of acid attacks on muslims in the wake of the south port massacre the police completely ignored his actions, which had quite clearly resulted in further violence. So this guy is appalling. He is a malign force, I think. Andre, what do you reckon?

No, no, no, no. Right, you've got this all wrong. You should be venerating this man. Can I tell you something about this bloke I have written to him for the past five years Asking to be on The far right extremists In the media

I'm on it For God's sake Which you can take my place Quite happily Which you've made it onto And they They consistently quite happily which you've made it onto and they right they consistently either they consistently refuse to brand me a right-wing hate figure right look the the reality is i think that you can be

defined by who your enemies are and the reality is the reason i'm devastated that i'm not in that report which features you very heavily dan is, is this. I want to be disliked by these people. I want these people to feel like I'm their enemy. I want to boil the blood of these people. But what I also want to do, and the reason I want to be in the Hope Not Hate discrimination report, is I want to be in it and then be completely fine. Because what this man seeks to do, and what his organisation seeks to do, he doesn't care about Andre Walker, Lois Perry or Dan Wharton. What he wants to do, he wants to bully your ordinary plumber. He wants to bully your ordinary shop worker. He wants to bully your

ordinary NHS nurse. And he thinks that by bullying us, it will send the message out to other people who have ordinary jobs that they can't speak the truth. What we need to do is to say, stick me in your report. And you know what I'm going to do? I'm going to paper the walls of my bathroom with it. And that, I think, is an important message. However, I will say, Dan, I'm devastated because I've made that point in a letter to hope not hate for about five years. Look at this, Lois. They call it the populist radical right.

This was the section. So you've got Father Calvin. You've got Lawrence Fox. You've got Simon Webb. You've got Nick Tencone. Oh, I don't believe it. Nick's in it, but not me. Lotus meters, turning point.

Oh, yes! Yes! I've got it. Look at that. Do you know what? That guy that we just saw on the screen, he looks like he's got an S6 mum to me. So, look, all I can say, Dan, is I've got very missed emotions because what he wants to do is bully ordinary people. I've asked him to bully me and he consistently refuses.

Right, Andre, I'm going to speak now. Is that okay? Yes, come on, Lois Perry, come on. Thank you. Right, well, I just wanted to say about Nick, we can see very, very, very clearly that he never really got any girls at school didn't he i mean look at the absolute state of him he's just like the super nerd he's not even like a sexy super nerd that you

might get on ghostbusters even the little guy in ghostbusters the nerdy guy the gate was he the gatekeeper and the key master or whatever even he was sexier than him. But I mean, this guy, does he not realise that with people like, with you guys, as Andre just said, that the stuff, these lists that he does just actually enhances us. It's like every time De Smog write an article about me being the most terrible woman in Britain in 2019. They don't like me either. But Lois, look at how they've framed Matt Goodwin.

The opportunist extremist. The strange radicalisation of Matthew Goodwin. God, they're insane. Can I ask you a question? Yes. Can I ask you a question? Is there a ranking of Nick Oldses? So, for example, like nick bowles is like

better than nick coles and then and then that means that nick lowell's is outracked by nick knolls right so so i think i think there's a hierarchy of nick olses across the world that's the vodka what are you talking about but but but look you're not you're not going to be happy lois because you know your man nigel look Nigel, look, he's in the report. Wait a minute, what do you mean, my man, Nigel? You know, your friend, your friend, Nigel, he's in it a lot. And look, they say reform is a far right party. Well, according to this lot of wokes, it's far right to not want to have children have their breasts

removed at 14 years old and little girls be given hysterectomy and told their boys it's far right to believe in the family it's far right to believe in freedom of speech and being able to jump in your car and drive without you know it's far right to be anti-lockdown. So, you know, good. Yeah, exactly. Embrace it. Embrace it. Okay, okay. But also, can I just say one thing? Yes, yes. Just very quickly. Can I just say one thing?

The real villains here are not scumbags like Nick Lowell's who are basically dying out on hatred and want to trouser a load of money. The real baddies are members of the House of Commons and members of the House of Lords who claim to be patriots, who claim to be conservatives, who support this organisation. Watch out for your local member of parliament doing that, if you're a viewer. Now, at number seven, up a whopping 21 places this year, is the failed Labour leader turned Energy Secretary Ed Miliband. One of the

most dangerous men in all of Britain and certainly the most ruinous to our already destroyed economy, Miliband's demented pursuit of nut zero is driving us all to economic ruin. History will judge him. Lois Perry, I know how passionate you are about this one go well um nut zero net zero Ed Millibrain I mean you could go on and on we're not fracking one of the main reasons that we haven't been fracking yeah okay there was a Russian misinformation campaign but it was also because of this man and the work that he did when Labour were in power the last time, you know, and then you had Theresa May, who cemented it all in the 2050 targets and all of that stuff. So he is the reason why people can't afford to heat their homes. He is the reason why you and I right now are paying eight times more for our electricity than Americans.

He is the reason that our ability at the last factory that did British Steel is closing down. He is the reason that everything costs so much, that food costs so much and that and that basically you can't you're not going to be able to drive a normal car soon. He wants you at home in your pod on a universal basic income, cold, with a smart meter that tells you when you can have a shower and when you can't. And basically not being able to go anywhere, drive anywhere or do anything because the whole 15 minute city thing is an Ed Miliband thing. But you know what the most brilliant thing is and the most scary thing is? This has nothing to do with saving the planet. Even if you buy into the CO2-causing climate change theory, which I don't, but, you know, the scientists have different opinions,

and they do have different opinions. It's not 98%. That's rubbish. Even if you buy into that, we're just exporting our CO2 emissions anyway. So yes, he is dangerous. Very, very dangerous indeed. I mean, see Andre, I just can't get over, I know this is so many years on, and obviously everything Lois has said about his climate extremism, I completely agree with. But I just see him with David Miliband, and I think you're from an effed-up family,

given that you would run against your own brother for the Labour leadership. I can't get over it. I just, honestly, I will never get over that. I think they're snogging in that picture. It's weird, isn't it? I think actually the irony is of that picture is how upset his brother was i'll tell you one thing i'll go even further than that dan um personally i would never publicly disagree with my brothers but i do

understand you both want to be the leader but i will tell you what was despicable beyond all despicable things that he's ever done and this is the measure of the man he made sadiq khan his campaign manager now I will tell you something Sadiq Khan's brand of politics is nasty Sadiq Khan's brand of politics is divisive I've always said that most politicians I ever meet you know might be might be wrong or deluded or whatever but there's very few bad people in politics Sadiq Khan is a bad person yeah now obviously we can talk more about him later but if i was running against my brother if i was in that highly sensitive situation to put in somebody like sadiq i think really tells you something i want to just pay tribute if i'm being honest to what lois perry has done first

of all on car 26 and then on car 24 and then also on the heartland institute you know this man is plunging this man is plunging real poverty and actually when lois started her campaign um people were cancelled for being honest about climate change all these attempting to have an opinion i think i think what lois has done has been a major step forward against this man i've always said i believe that he is the leader of a pagan religion. Forget whether the science is true or not. This is a religion. First of all, it has its high priests. Secondly, it has its doctrine. And thirdly, of course, it has a child sent to take away the sins of the world in Greta Thunberg. We've heard all that before, haven't we? And his Spanish Inquisition.

And I think that we need to fight back. For me I'm being honest I'd have made this man number one simply because of the amount of poverty he's caused for this country That's Lois writing by the way for the Heartland Institute for those of us who have watched with a growing alarm as Miliband's zealous pursuit of green fantasies has jeopardised

the British economy this may seem like a victory but beware it's likely a calculated deception, so you can never trust him. Let's move on to number six on the countdown and another drop-off down four positions. Last year's runner-up, it's the biased Britain-hating BBC millionaire, Gary Lineker. But finally, he's gone. Within weeks, Lineker will be out at the British Fashion Corporation. But it's too late, isn't it? Because his constant political posturing, ignoring all demands from the impotent Director General

Tim Davey, exposed the beeb for the left-wing propaganda outfit that it is. And Andre Walker, wasn't that the despicable thing here? Gary Lineker might be gone, but actually the BBC's reputation has gone with it. Although actually I fully support that because as you know, I wanted to fund it and shut down. I'll just make a really simple comment about this. I remember when Gary Lineker tweeted all about Brexit and he was having a go at everybody and whatever, I said the end result of this will be the chairman of the BBC will resign

in disgrace. And people said, what are you talking about? And he said, how can you connect Gary Lineker's poor behaviour with the chairman of the BBC resigning? I said, I can't. I said, but the chairman of the BBC is a Conservative nominee and known to be a conservative who was put in there by Boris. I said, I guarantee you that somehow, via some mechanism, by some process that I don't understand and cannot explain to you, Lineker will be exonerated and the chairman of the BBC will resign. And that is precisely what happened. You know, look, Lineker, actually, I think you're wrong here. Lineker is somebody that's done us a big

favour, because he has exposed the bias of the BBC. Because what's happened is, we have put a figurative, but not literal, gun to the head of the BBC, and said, you make a decision between your pretend principles and your real principles. Your pretend principles

on impartiality, and your real principles on socialism, pro-Europeanism and disdain and hatred of the working class. And when we put that figurative gun to their head, they had to concede that their real principles were more important than their fake stated principles. And Lineker has exposed that. And so, look, I think he's a scumbag, but he's a scumbag who has been useful to our cause. Yeah, I guess you could also put in the same category there, Lois, you could put him alongside Emily Maitlis, John Sopel, Lewis Goodall.

Actually, it's once these people leave the BBC that we actually see where they really stood and what they really think and the damage they really did. Well, I mean, absolutely. But I think that specifically something that I'd like to talk about with Gary Lineker was his despicable behaviour after the 7th of October attacks in Israel. He actually referred, I think there was an interview, a radio interview, and they talked to him about the situation in Israel. And they said, but what about the hostages?

And he went, oh, the hostages thing or something like that. It was something like that. The wording might not be totally correct, but the sentiment is correct. And the anti-Semitism at the BBC is extraordinary anyway. But when you've got an organisation that allows some of their highest paid personalities to basically dismiss, you know, the massacre of all those people, you know, bless them. A lot of the people were actually peace loving. They were woke. A lot of them worked with Palestinians. They were in the kibbutzes. They were easy targets. peace-loving woke they were wokes a lot of them worked with Palestinians you know they they were they were in they were in the kibbutzes they they were easy targets but he dismissed that you know

oh that thing that thing those babies being killed that thing so what and if the BBC allow their big stars to talk like that then you know no wonder there's marches um there were marches and still are marches where there's been anti, there were marches and still are marches where there's been anti-Semitic posters and cards and things being held up. Because if the BBC are endorsing it, then it must be okay. And, you know, there's a report actually called

the Baden Report, which was done 20 years ago, which is an independent report into anti-Semitism in the BBC. And it has never been released. They've never released the results of the report. And I think that we know what was in it. And I would argue it's 10 times worse now. But I'm pleased for Gary Lineker's going.

If only just for that one dismissive comment of the massacre and the hostages that were taken on that day in Israel. Yeah, well, and I just think actually you've reminded me, Lois, and I'd love to share her words, actually, of Maureen Lipman, you know, who's pretty well regarded as a bit of a national treasure. And listen to what she said outside the BBC the other day. The highest paid employee, Gary Lineker, speaks out regularly for the anti-Zionists. It is the anti-Zionist activist Miriam Margulies who has a permanent seat to be flatulent on BBC chat shows. And it was Jeremy Bowen who misreported the bombing

of a hospital in Gaza and refused to apologise when it became clear the bomb was from Gaza. Can I make a point? Yes, please. Which I think, first of all, I thought Miriam Margoyles was Grobbags, right? I didn't actually realise that. But anyway...

We're all showing our age that we all know who he's talking about. However, however, it's funny, the bloke from New Zealand's looking bemused. But anyway, but let me tell you something. I've worked in a war zone in Ukraine and sending aid out. And I think we successfully prevented that genocide. I'm not going to be crass and I'm not going to be insensitive, but anybody who has seen the results of a missile attack can tell you that your ability to know how many people were killed or injured within 20 minutes of it landing, it's not possible.

Now, you know, at the end of the day, Dan, I'm not going to explain why it's not possible, but your viewers will know what I'm talking about, right? So we now know that the missile was actually a Hamas bomb that went off. But even if you didn't know that, anybody in any position who has ever seen the results of a missile strike would be able to tell you that not only do you not know how many people have been killed or injured, the remains will not be identifiable in many cases.

And on many occasions, it will be impossible to know how many people were killed ever afterwards so for for people on the bbc to run 20 minutes after whatever went off yes to say that they knew the number of people that had been killed or injured they knew or ought to have known that that was garbage now that the later argument which is in fact we've now discovered it was a Hamas rocket, in a sense is irrelevant. Because even if it had been an Israeli missile, they knew that the figure must have been made up. Shame on them and shame on Gary Lineker. Shame on them and Gary Lineker, who has led that charge,

couldn't agree more. OK, this is big, folks, because at number five, it's last year's winner. And I know this will disappoint some of you, but down four positions is James O'Brien, LBC's hard left crank. And he's down because it's been a hard year for O'Brien, who looks decades older, is clearly struggling through hate-filled three-hour daily broadcast

while he defends the indefensible of the new Labour administration while continuing to try and humiliate his causes who supported Brexit are intending to vote for Reform UK. But this year, I think it's bigger than that. O'Brien started to lose his grip on the narrative, with callers owning him live on air, and even the woke left turning against him for his stringent criticism of his former ally, Sangeeta Miska. His live show with Carol Vorderman was an unmitigated disaster too. So while I still think this guy is horrendous, Andre Walker, it hasn't been an easy transition for O'Brien to deal with this new Labour government?

Well, OK, let's just be clear on something. We're in the media and there will always be ratings peaks and there'll be ratings troughs. Yes. The reality is with James O'Brien, James O'Brien is not a very good presenter. No. Nor is he particularly intelligent,

nor is he particularly insightful. True. But what he was able to do during Brexit was not because of him, but because the microphone that sat in front of him, he was able to be the voice of the malcontent. He was able to be the voice of the establishment. And look, his ratings went up as a result.

The big problem that he's had subsequently, and I think you've alluded to it rather than saying it specifically, he has attempted, he has sought to continue to be relevant now if he was a good presenter if he was skilled if he was intelligent he'd do what you do dan or what i do what lois does which is move on to a new topic and talk about that actually he's not able to do that because he doesn't have the intellectual capability to do it and so now what he's doing is flailing his arms around in order to attempt to remain relevant and and i think that what it's just a classic example of where circumstances over promoted somebody and and i think that if i was to be critical of your list and and i did say at

the beginning of this you have to balance nastiness with relevance yes i think the big problem with james o'brien is i, I think what elevated him was circumstance rather than intellect or ability. Ergo, in a sense, he's completely irrelevant now. Lois Perry, look at that picture. I still can't get over that picture. It's like Carol Vorderman posted that. It's like, he's married, love.

But anyway, what's your take on him, Brian? Well, he certainly doesn't have hollow legs, does he? Have you looked at the state of him? Honestly, he's actually completely bright red now when he's, Dan, is he's always been unappealing. And he's always been horrific in terms of how he attacks people. But he has had the ability until quite recently to dismantle people and actually people quite often who didn't deserve to be dismantled. And he's lost that. You're right. He is being owned by people calling in, ordinary people calling in. And as Andre pointed out, he's missed the mood. He's not evolving his argument.

If he was clever, he would be able to evolve his argument and then try and bring them down or whatever, or try and own it, as you said. But he doesn't have the ability to move forward. He has to be on the winning side because his ability is not that good. But, I mean, I've heard some terrible things that he's said to, you know, like just ordinary working class normal people who are concerned about genuine normal things.

And the other thing as well, for him to still have his job, when my very, very good friend, Majid Nawaz, was sacked from LBC for saying things, you know, that was completely accurate. And also, I don't know if you remember this horrible confrontation earlier this year, but I think it was his his worst moment lois it was when nigel farage was in the studio being interviewed by nick ferrari on the breakfast show and he made it in the middle yeah because he made it abundantly clear he actually said on the record the things james o'brien have said on air lying about me causing the so-called riots after the south port massacre have put my security at risk to such an extent that i now have security

with me and james o'brien had a moment there where he could have listened to faraj and said something just to call things out just something to show he was a human. Exactly. Do you know what he did? He repeated in his little tease with Farage still sitting in the studio. He repeated those false claims. And they were false claims that Farage had in any way sparked the so-called riots after the Southport massacre. Do you remember, Lois? He called them the Farage riots. And I just thought, you're a disgusting man because you've just heard about the impact

that this has had on Farage as a human. And well, not only did he not care, he wanted to make it worse. He actively, Lois, wants to put Nigel under threat. I genuinely believe that. No, I genuinely believe it as well. And to the extent that Nigel's now, he has, you know, not the same level of security,

but a very high level of security under Keir Starmer, just under Keir Starmer, if not more. You know, and James O'Brien has a lot to do with that. That's right. He wanted to put Nigel at risk. That's correct. But by the way, can I make another point to you, which is really important?

The viewers of this show are taxpayers. And so even if you hate Nigel Farage, I suspect, you know, some people will and some people won't on this channel. But, you know, the cost of the level of security for a grade A security risk, which is imminent threat to life, which is where James O'Brien has put Nigel Farage,

is in the millions a year. risk which is imminent threat to life which is where james o'brien has put nigel france yes in the millions uh yeah so there are now hundreds of taxpayers don't give the work something else to throw at him on jay no no hang on hang on a second hang on a second hang on a second nigel france's security was privately paid for before James O'Brien got involved. Now, because of a police assessment, he is required, required to have a full time police security team. The cost of that to the British taxpayer is in the millions. Now, we all know that they don't do this on a whim, a la Prince Harry and Meghan Markle not receiving security. So these people that have accused Nigel Farage of being a dangerous fascist

who is going to bring in a Nazi regime in Britain, those people are responsible for a considerable cost to the British taxpayer. Very, very good point. And I will tell you, prior to this, Nigel Farage had his own security that he paid for out of his own pocket. Shame on O'Brien.

Yeah, very, very good point. Number four, non-mover. He remains in the same position as last year. It is the failed mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, because obviously the tragic decline of what was under Boris Johnson, the greatest city in the world, well, it just continues at an alarming rate. Khan's London is fast becoming a third world hellhole where muggings are accepted as a daily risk, while his focus on, I would argue, very divisive identity politics is becoming increasingly deranged. So Andre Walker had a bit of a go at him earlier in the episode. Lois Perry, Sadiq Khan, he's a bad man. Do you agree with Andre on that? I do agree with him on that. And I don't like his whole sectarianism as well. He's trying to

divide, he's trying to call, you know, we've had that obviously Northern Ireland, but we've never really had sectarian politics in the same way in the mainland, in England and Scotland. And what he has brought to England, being Mayor of London, is sectarianism. I just read recently that he said on a Muslim channel, a television station or radio thing, that he's going to build 46,000 new homes, social housing, but they will be near mosques. So they will be specifically homes for Muslims within walking distance of the mosque. Now, I've got no problem with anyone of any

religion living in London or having access to social housing. I think you're English, British, if you adhere to our values and you pay taxes and you work hard. But this just seems to me he's deliberately trying to cause division. Because for most working class white people in this country who have been on a list for 10 years or five years or wouldn't even bother putting their name down on the social housing list to have the mayor of the capital city saying i'm building 46 000 new homes but they're going to be near mosques only for muslims it's divisive it's deliberately divisive i think he i think he's terrible absolutely terrible andre what else do you want to have to say about Sadiq Khan?

Just an incredibly simple thing which people have forgotten. You are watching me now from Berkshire. What Sadiq Khan has also done, which is not often talked about, is that he has sought to expand the mayor of London's political power, specifically over transport, beyond London itself. So, as an example, Windsor Castle has a major operation by the Metropolitan Police. That's always existed. But also, this new Elizabeth Line, under the control of Sadiq Khan, reaches significantly into Berkshire.

Sadiq Khan has asked for additional powers over rail routes and transport networks, the taxes for which are paid by people in the home counties. But the recipient of those taxes, the recipient of those fares, is Sadiq Khan. We've just had, in our area, the travel card, which many people will be aware of, removed. That means that there used to be a discounted rate for people in places like Slough,

for people in places like Reading, to for people in places like Reading to get into London. That's been removed. And so we are paying higher first at the behest of Sadiq Khan. And we have no democratic way of getting rid of him. That's a difficult question in the home counties because we wouldn't, we'd rather pay him than let him be in charge. I'm not going to let Andre get away with trying to be a man of the people here. He's got a chauffeur. I'm not going to let Andre get away with trying to be a man of the people here. He's got a chauffeur.

I have, yeah. I was supposed to stay at his house the other day and he said, I'll send my man to pick you up. So I don't dispute any of what he just said, but I'm not letting him get away with this. Hey, listen, listen, listen. I've got so much I could say here, Lois, but I'm not going to say it. Oh, no, no. I was speaking with Dan on Saturday at the Thatcher Central. I brought

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treated as a ubiquitous MSM fixture. But tens of millions like me will never be lectured by a man who took our country into a legal war thanks to a sexed up dossier. Blair's bully boy is a disgraceful reminder of all that is wrong with both Labour and the legacy media. It's shocking to me, Lois Perry, that his influence grows. Yeah, and he's a lech. Because I was at a party. Really? Yeah, I was at a party.? Yeah I was at a party how old was I? I was pretty young yeah and he was sort of like oh you know you've got the right politics and sort of like drooling all over

me I mean I was what 20 so anyway look it's not a big deal but I just wanted to know he's a bit of a lech as well but more importantly more importantly than him being a bit of a lech is the fact that him and his little mate who you just know that he just bullies you know just bullies all the time oh rory stewart yeah um

interviewed on their show the butcher of syria the guy that's killing all the christians al deloni i mean why would you have a guy why would you have him guy, why would you have him on your, why would you interview him? I mean, you know, well, we know what Alistair Campbell is and what he's like, but, you know, so Nigel Farage is a demon, but Al Joloney is a terrific guy. Yeah, I don't really figure that one. I know. And Andre Walker, what is so astonishing to me,

and I guess the reason that he's risen up the charts this year, is because despite being wrong on everything, he continues to wield this influence over both the legacy media and this Labour Party. It's insane to me. Because as I've always said, Dan and and i want to say this to people who've got children and grandchildren you know if you are a left-wing commentator you can expect to make 10 times as much as a right-wing commentator will make um there's no doubt about it if you're owen jones oh you're not you don't understand you're not gay right you're not heartley brewer and um and by the by the way just you're not gay right remember

that was when Hartley Brewer was attempting to advance the argument that a guy running in and machine gunning a gay club going Allah Akbar might have been an Islamic terrorist and Sadiq Khan sorry and rather Owen Jones was attempting to advance the argument that it was symptomatic of homophobia

in the United States of America amongst middle Americans but I will tell you something about Alistair Campbell. The brand of politics is something that at the core of it is what we rail against. This idea, Margaret Thatcher once said that people had respect for Neil Kinnock and she never did. And she said because what he was doing was a fundamentally disreputable concept, which is to use spin, to use your intelligence, to use the gifts God gave you in terms of communications to disguise what your political party actually wants to do. And fundamentally, Alistair Campbell has lived his life on attempting to lie to people professionally. He wanted people to believe that Tony Blair was no threat to your family.

He wanted people to believe that Tony Blair was a giant on the world stage. He wanted you to believe that the Constitution, the tax take, whatever it is, was safe under Tony Blair. But it's spin. Now, I'm going to say something to people who watch this channel. What you hear on this channel is not just marketing fluff. Dan wotton will tell you what it is as he understands it you don't sit in meetings with lois perry dan wotton maya tuesi and all these people where they go well here's what we're secretly trying to do but let's just lie to the public you don't totally that man that

man pretends that dishonesty is a virtue in politics. It's not. And you think about the anger and the frustration that people have. He is the architect of it. He's an absolute scumbag. But once again, nobody cares what he thinks anymore. And amen to that, brother. And no one wants him to get his dodgy dossier out either.

No, or his dodgy anything else out, Lois, if we're talking about being a leech. But there you go. Okay, this is the highest new entry in the chart of the 50 worst people in the UK today. She wasn't even in it last year. At number two, it's Rachel from Accounts, Britain's failed chancellor. And the highest new

entry is for the woman who is driving the UK into an economic hellscape with more than a little help from her friends. Reeves was able to escape any type of real scrutiny from the MSN before the election, leaving us with a chancellor disturbingly out of her depth who didn't even tell the truth about her own work history on linkedin and andre walker i mean she is causing so much carnage i'll tell you the amazing thing about rachel reeves which which i'm staggered by right if you think about it think about the twoist at HBOS or call centre operative, whatever it was, right, on a serious note, on a serious note, on a serious note,

economists at HBOS destroyed the British economy and cost us hundreds of billions of pounds in bank bailouts. They were a disgrace who should never work again. To be fair, the people in the call centre did a good job, right? So if it was me and I was Rachel Reeves, I would stand up and go, when I worked for HVOS, I was not one of the people that damaged the economy. I was not one of the people that was responsible for the economic policy. I was not one of the people that made all of those financial missteps. I was not one of them. And then I'd say, actually, I was a fairly junior official working in a role. I'm very proud of what I did. But ultimately, I wasn't a strategic manager of the business. Now, what is deluded

about this woman more than anything else is what she actually did was probably a good job in a junior role. What she pretended she did was be part of the team that was responsible for destroying the British economy. And her mates are sat there going, oh, wouldn't it be marvellous?

Can I tell you what something? I would rather have hepatitis than have HVOS economist on my CV. And yet she was so proud of it. Lois Perry, I would rather have hepatitis than have H-Foss Economist on my CEO. And yet she was so proud of it. Lois Perry, she was so proud of her lie. Do you know what, though? In a way, we're buying into Alistair Campbell-like spin.

Do you two guys honestly believe that Rachel from Accounts is making any of these economic decisions? You know, no. She's been put in place. honestly believe that Rachel from Accounts is making any of these economic decisions. You know, no. She's been put in place. She looks like, you know, what do they say? Geraldine. Geraldine from the pop factor. You know, she's got a bit of a Tim Burton-esque type look on occasion.

A bit scary, but without the sort of, you know, the sexiness. But, you know, she's not making these decisions, Dan. She looked as a rabbit caught in the headlights. When she's doing these interviews, she's looking more and more deranged. She's looking more and more upset. I mean, if you were a genuine Labour politician, I don't mean these new ones, but I mean the old-fashioned ones,

you know, the ones that were supposed to represent working people, which I think maybe in her heart she might still be. Imagine if the first thing you're told to do by your globalist masters is to, sorry, Keir, your globalist master who works for the globalist masters, is to cut old people's winter fuel allowance. I mean, you know, they say, OK, 60%, 70% of pensioners vote either Tory or Reform now, but do you know what? Everyone else has, quite possibly, has a grandparent. So her first thing she was instructed to do is something that was so un-Labour, traditional, working-class Labour, it was unbelievable.

But they'll get rid of her, they'll blame her for something, and then they'll just put somebody else in who'll do the same stuff. But the thing that really annoys me is she actually, or whoever's telling her what to do, had an opportunity in that emergency budget recently to reverse the national insurance hike for employers that they could see in real time had resulted in huge numbers, funnily enough, of middle-aged, my age, and older women who worked in places like Sainsbury's cafes, for example, who are closing all of their cafes. And the reason why

working-class, slightly older women worked in those jobs is because they could still pick up grandchildren or kids from school or whatever. so she had an opportunity to reverse that national insurance hike and she didn't and to be a labor chancellor cutting benefits for disabled people and and cutting winter fuel i i almost i don't almost almost, I feel sorry. Almost, almost, exactly. But we don't because she's destroying us. Okay, we're here. This is super exciting. The worst.

It's not hard to guess, though, is it? Come on. The 50 worst people in the UK today comes to this. He rises eight positions from last year. It is our terrifyingly bad Prime Minister, Slippery Starmer. And listen, because it's important actually for me to read this. On last year's list, this is what I warned. Make no mistake, the man who wanted to serve in a Jeremy Corbyn cabinet is preparing to usher in a communist takeover of Great Britain. Starmer is out to destroy the UK as we know it. And tragically, that prediction has become

true. And then some. I mean, who could have imagined just this time last year, the two-tier justice where journalists receive visits from the police. Grandmothers are locked up for over two years for a Facebook post and the entire deep state is directed by Starmer to cover up the truth of national security threats like the Southport massacre. It is hard to imagine the state this country will be left in if Starmer is allowed to rule for another four years, Andre Walker. I'm going to doorstep you here to say that one of my videos on my channel right now, my YouTube channel,

which Dan's put the link in the description, doesn't know that yet, but he has now. But what I talk about is the way that they have put so many laws into um into onto the statute book now that you're guilty of crime all the time what i mean by that is this there is no defense in the law by saying i didn't know that law existed and that has an incumbent duty on us state, doesn't it, to make laws simple. So as an example, hugging your mum, you would assume to be legal. It is legal. Shooting your mum, you would assume to be illegal. It is illegal. And that's relatively simple. What

Keir Starmer has done is brought in so many laws now that you don't know what's legal and you don't know what's illegal. And what that means is you end in a situation that Tommy Robinson ended up in. And I think he's the first major victim of this. If the police go through your affairs for long enough, then you will be guilty of a crime. So that means in practice, the state can lock you up at a whim, just like in the Soviet Union. And I think that that is something that we've got to take incredibly, incredibly seriously. And I worry about that really, really seriously. And I think what we've got to say now is we've got to start talking about

not who is the leader, not whether we like Starmer or not, but what are they presiding over and what they're presiding over more than anything else, and this is the big offence, Dan, and this is why Starmer is right to be at number one, because independence means no democracy. This decision's too important for politics, means we're going to hand the power to one of our friends from the private members club.

That is not acceptable. People are reeling in this country from the private members club that is not acceptable people are reeling in this country from the lack of democracy and Keir Starmer is the high priest of that that is why this list was absolutely right to uh to put him at number one it's why you're absolutely right to to rebuke him in the way that you've rebuked him whether he supported um Corbyn whether whether he's dishonest, whether he's a hypocrite, whether he's a bad guy, there's all of those things that you can say about him. But the reality is he's part of a gang, and we talked about Alistair Campbell before, he's part of a gang who seek to remove democratic powers from ordinary people and place them in the

hands of their elitist friends. That has damaged this country. There's no doubt about it. It's damaged this country in every respect. And that's why he's a villain. Yes. And Lois Perry, I think the unfortunate thing is, is that most people didn't actually realise how dangerous this guy is.

Well, I totally agree with you. I've got two points to make. One is sinister and the other one, it won't surprise you to know, is a little bit naughty. But the first point that I'm going to make, the first point I'm going to make about Keir Starmer, on the day that they ousted Boris Johnson, a certain Mr Gates flew into London.

Yes. Flew into London City Airport and he went and had a meeting. And he didn't have a meeting with who he thought might replace Boris Johnson, because maybe that was already sorted. Who knows? The person that he had a meeting with was Keir Starmer, and that was on the day that Boris was ousted. And I did an interview that day on mark stein's show on

i'm gonna call it the other place yes we love mark stein we love mark stein i'm on his cruise right now and i did this thing it was it was about net zero but i basically it ended up being massive like million views or something but i did a thing where basically i said democracy is dead there has been a political coup in this country. There's sleeper agents in place and democracy is dead. And we, you know, we have just seen a coup. I didn't know at that point about Bill Gates having flown in and met Keir Starmer. But if I had, the problem is at that point, I would have looked like a mad conspiracy theorist.

Now everyone knows that the conspiracy theories are actually you know are actually true but he's he's he's already said where he gets his instructions from you know wasn't it a day or two before the farmers inheritance tax thing was announced um we had and also the chemical being added to the um for the cows feed for the milk and everything else we had gates in with care and there was all photographs i mean it just shows how out of touch is with ordinary people ordinary people hate bill gates and the other thing i'll say and this is the slightly naughty thing right oh i'm excited if a man buys me clothes right i've shared more than a cup of tea with him right so

so you're talking about the whole Lord Ali, all of the money, and there's all of the questions about the true shape of Starmer's family, which the mainstream media have stayed away from. Yeah, there's all of that. Can I just say to you, I'm not going to make allegations

that I can't back up because it's unfair. You know, you've worked in the media. I've worked in the media in terms of newspapers, and it's pretty unpleasant. I was just talking about me. No, no, no. But look, but look, but look, Keir Starmer goes to the ends of court and makes a regular joke from when he's 20. I don't know how many children I've got. It's somewhere between a zero, zero and a thousand. I mean, that's a joke about being promiscuous. Now, I didn't make that joke. Keir Starmer made that joke. And when people say, oh, you know, he's living in Lord Ali's flat

during lockdown, one would assume that given he's unable to list the total number of children he's got, and he's making crass jokes about being promiscuous, that part of the reason why he has to buy all these clothes for the missus is to placate her when she's extremely unhappy and and i and i would and i would make the point that this is a man who's risen without trace uh in terms of kia starmer he hasn't been subject to the scrutiny i mean you were complaining earlier about rachel reed's not having scrutiny i mean kia starmer has had virtually none whatsoever and jimmy sav stuff, sorry to interrupt, Andre, but the whole CPS stuff, Jimmy Savile, the rape gangs, that was all under his watch, wasn't it?

Completely right. He's failed at a series of professional challenges. And personally, I think somebody who makes jokes about being promiscuous to that extent is somebody that I don't trust in public office. Now, OK, they can earn my trust by doing other things, but I do think that we have to be worried about this man. But once again, I'm sorry to...

I'll end this kind of almost where I started with these people. He's a liar who seeks to use his power, to use his spin, to use his media operation to disguise he's a liar. You're so right. That is the perfect point to end it. But just before we go, I've got to talk about both of your brilliant projects. Of course, Lois Perry with the Heartland Institute,

which I think is an absolutely brilliant organisation. You can follow us at Heartland UK EU. It is the new free market public policy think tank, isn't it, Lois, which has come from America. We had the launch the other day. Anyone who was anyone was there. It was absolutely brilliant. Oh, thank you so much.

Well, the fact that you were there. I was like so far down the list, but no, I loved it. And it's a brilliant, brilliant thing. And of course, what it's trying to bring is a bit of that, I guess, common sense from the US about these issues. It's almost job done, at least temporarily in the US. So they've chosen a loud Essex girl to try and do it for the UK and Europe. So I'll do my best. And Andre, I am obsessed with your YouTube channel. You know I think it's absolutely brilliant. It's the future of the media,

and I just recommend everyone subscribe. Dan, Dan, Dan, Dan, can I pull you up there? Winston Churchill once said, after the defeat at Dunkirk, that what we need to do is fall back, and we need to wait for the new world to come and save the old. I want to say to you, Dan, thank you. You and I didn't know each other really until you started working at Talk. And we only knew each other casually then.

I think what you've done with this channel has been absolutely phenomenal. And it's great to see that family of Anglosphere people coming together with Donald Trump, with people from New Zealand, with the United Kingdom, all coming together. So thank you so much for your friendship. I'll tell you what we're going to do. We're going to take you, not only for a pint in Southend, but I'm going to take you

to some of the working men's clubs of North England. Not your natural. Oh my God. Dan Watten in a working man's club. I love it, Lois. I'm a man of the people. I promise.

I can't think of anything worse than being at one of those, like Soho House. You know, the promise. I can't think of anything worse than being at one of those, like, Soho house. You know, the places that I used to have to go for my work. At least you'll be taken there by chauffeur. As long as Andre's chauffeur can take me. I'll tell you one thing, Dan. I think that, you know, obviously you've been an entertainment correspondent,

you've done lots of royal stuff, you've done whatever. I mean, Prince Harry comprehensively slags you off his spur, which is no bad thing. But I think we're glad to have you. And I think as somebody who's come to the United Kingdom, it's worth pointing out that people from Essex, people from Lancashire, the people that want to rebuild this country,

appreciate our friends from New Zealand and particularly you. Thank you. And my mum, my mum, Essex born. My mum is an Essex girl. So I feel like I'm a bit of an Essex boy, deep down. Thank you. And my mum. My mum. Essex born. My mum is an Essex girl. So I feel like I'm a bit of an Essex boy deep down. You are. Love you both. Thank you so much.

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