Dan Wootton Outspoken - UNSEEN INTERVIEW OF PETER LYNCH WHO DIED A POLITICAL PRISONER + CHARLIE MULLINS EXCLUSIVE

Episode Date: October 22, 2024

The story of the death of the Brexiteer grandfather Peter Lynch in a British prison where he was serving two years and eight months as a political prisoner of Two Tier Keir Starmer has horrified the n...ation, but been largely ignored by the captured MSM. Today: An unseen interview of Peter reveals the real man, including his famous sign exposing corruption. In his Digest, Dan links the coverage of Peter compared to that of the notorious London gangland shooter Chris Kaba. PLUS:An exclusive interview with the multi-millionaire British businessman Charlie Mullins on the left’s disdain as he quit the UK AND: Tina Brown gives the most scathing verdict yet on Meghan Markle, as Hollywood continues to turn on the duplicitous Duchess. I’ll reveal what she said and then Angela Levin weighs in live. To watch the exclusive Uncancelled After Show for 30-minutes extra content EVERY weekday, sign up at: https://outspoken.live/premium Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Starting point is 00:04:46 Now the story of the death of the Brexiteer grandfather Peter Lynch in a British prison where he was serving two years and eight months as a political prisoner of two-tier care starmer has horrified the nation but been largely ignored by the captured MSM. Today, an unseen interview of Peter reveals the real man, including his famous sign exposing corruption. Why are you here today? Because we did a vote in 2016, a democratic vote. It's not being upheld.
Starting point is 00:05:23 Parliament's took it on to themselves. The corrupt MPs have took it on to themselves to deny our vote what we put them in power for. But now they're in power, they're stuck there defying what we've put them in here for. He died in jail. In my digest, I link the coverage of Peter and compare it to that of the notorious London ganglang shooter, Chris Cabber. Also coming up today, an exclusive interview with the multi-millionaire British businessman, Charlie Mullins, on the left's disdain as he quit the UK. And Tina Brown gives the most scathing verdict yet on Meghan Markle as Hollywood continues to turn on the duplicitous Duchess.
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Starting point is 00:06:44 But now, let's go. The MSM, even in death, are trying to smear Peter Lynch, the 61-year-old grandfather and family man who died in jail after taking his own life as a political prisoner of Tutekir Stama's dystopic labor regime. Peter was locked up for two years and eight months for attending an anti-immigration protest in the wake of the Southport massacre that turned into what authorities describe as a riot. The police body cam footage from that day actually shows Peter praying, calling officers scum after they push him to the ground and yelling, you are protecting people who are killing our kids and raping them. He had also taken his iconic sign, accusing the elites of corruption. He was
Starting point is 00:07:44 not violent. He did not incite any violence. Indeed, the judge in his case, the elites of corruption. He was not violent. He did not incite any violence. Indeed, the judge in his case, the recorder of Sheffield, Jeremy Richardson, KC, made clear his sign and protest was not unlawful, but apparently it was his verbal abuse of the officers that crossed a line. Now, look, emotions were running high that day, sure, but I struggle to see how in anyone's world expressing your free speech in that manner, as spiky as it may have been, sees you locked up for years while paedophiles, violent criminals and women beaters receive no jail time whatsoever. The MSM, in their typical fashion, have tried to deride Peter Lynch as a rioter and a conspiracy theorist, when in fact I believe he was one of us, an ordinary Englishman concerned
Starting point is 00:08:35 about the impact of mass immigration. Peter had been married for 36 years, had four grandchildren and three, sorry, four children actually, and three grandchildren. He worked in the packing industry, but it had been made redundant in the month beforehand. He suffered from angina, diabetes, thyroid issues, and had recently suffered a heart attack. No doubt he was deeply concerned about his future. But Peter Lynch also had a history of standing up for the people against the establishment, as this previously unseen interview from during the Brexit battles makes clear.
Starting point is 00:09:14 Why are you here today? Because we did a vote in 2016, a democratic vote, it's not being upheld. Parliament's took it on to themselves. The corrupt MPs havewpt wedi'i roi arnynt eu hunain i ddynnu'r cyllid rydyn ni wedi'i roi arnynt yn fawr. Ond nawr maen nhw'n fawr, maen nhw'n stwp yno, yn ddifynnu'r hyn rydyn ni wedi'i roi arnynt i'w ddynnu. Ac mae'r MPs corwpt hyn yn dweud eu bod yn cael eu cymryd arnynt ac yn cael eu llwyddo, ond pam na? Maen nhw wir yn mynd i mewn i wneud swydd ac maen nhw wedi mynd i'w troi o hyd i bobl sy'n hollbwysig iawn.
Starting point is 00:09:50 Sut ydyn ni'n mynd i ddod i'n hawliau a chael ein plant ar? Os yw'r system corwt i gyd i'r llaw, yn yr ardal arddangos, mae popeth yn ymwneud â hynny. Parliment, MP, mae popeth yn corwt. Mae'r Prif Weinidog yn corwt. It's all involved. Parliament, MPs, everything. They're all corrupt. The Prime Minister's corrupt.
Starting point is 00:10:07 So how can we tell our children to bring them up straight and narrow when everybody above them is corrupt, but yet they're expecting the people to do as they're told by people that's not doing as they're told, what we're a premier for. So I just can't see round it unless they come out and turn to Brexit. That man was one of us. He shouldn't have taken his own life in prison after being taken away from his three grandchildren for two years and eight months.
Starting point is 00:10:36 That was a barbaric sentence. A barbaric sentence designed to shut you up. And as a result, I believe the authorities responsible now have blood on their hands. Sly News had made it abundantly clear what sort of hell prisoners like Pete, Peter sorry, were about to face. That if they do appear, whether they're pleading guilty or not guilty, they're very unlikely to get bail. And if they do end up in prison, somebody who told me,
Starting point is 00:11:12 somebody who knows about these things told me that, you know, any right-wing, far-right protester landing up in jail, well, they can expect a pretty cold reception from what he says are Asian gangs inside prison who will be looking out for them. Isabella Oakeshott summed up the Peter Lynch case perfectly yesterday. Peter Lynch was jailed for nearly three years at a time when this government is releasing literally thousands of hardened criminals with long criminal records, people whose behaviour has had actual immediate victims. How does that make sense? Make no mistake, folks, Peter Lynch was a political prisoner
Starting point is 00:12:02 and his death by his own hands is on this government. Amen. After ignoring Peter's story for much of yesterday's, Sly News' Kay Burley asked the Labour Justice Secretary, Sabana Mahmood, this morning about his sentence scene. She hid behind weasel words. You talk about locking up the most serious criminals. That includes a 61-year-old man, Peter Lynch, with angina, who has previously suffered a heart attack and diabetes.
Starting point is 00:12:34 He died in prison this week. He didn't have any previous convictions. He behaved appallingly during the summer riots, but he had no previous convictions. He was a poorly man. He's now died in prison. Is he the sort of person that is a serious enough criminal to be in jail? Well, look, every... I don't take any death in custody lightly, and that will now be investigated, as every death in custody is,
Starting point is 00:12:56 by the prisons and probation ombudsman. Well, I think that, actually, I have to wait until that investigation is completed before I comment on the specifics of this case. I'm asking you whether or not he was a serious enough criminal to find himself in jail. Well, those are independent decisions to charge made by the Crown Prosecution Service.
Starting point is 00:13:13 But you have this about locking up the most serious criminals. It's your sociology, not mine. No, no, no, let me finish. I won't comment on the specifics of that case because sentencing decisions are a matter for the independent judiciary. What we are announcing is a sentencing decisions are a matter for the independent judiciary. What we are announcing is a sentencing review in order to make sure that we can deal,
Starting point is 00:13:29 not just with the capacity crisis that we have in our prisons, and to make sure that no emergency releases take place ever again, but also that we do better on rehabilitation, which is a huge problem in this country. 90% of people who are sentenced to a prison sentence are in fact re-offenders. It shows you the scale of the issues that we have and some of the things that we have to tackle if we're going to turn things around. Yes, exactly. So why the hell was Peter Lynch in prison? That's the point. Burley should have pressed the hapless minister
Starting point is 00:14:00 on how she can possibly justify sending home over a thousand violent criminals today, mostly violent anyway, to make way for someone like Peter Lynch. But of course the MSM and establishment reaction to Peter's death is one of, oh he deserves it. Let's just be honest about that. And I'm thinking today what a stark contrast it is to the ludicrous coverage of the Chris Cabba case in London, where the Metropolitan Police Officer Martin Blake, by all accounts a very good officer, faced a murder trial for doing his job and shooting dead a violent criminal who was linked to various shootings and failed to comply with officers at a checkpoint. But bad actors like Sadiq Khan tried to spark some sort of British George Floyd case with platitudes like this. He wrote on X, my thoughts are with Chris Cabot's loved one today. His death has had a huge impact on Londoners and
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Starting point is 00:15:38 Instacart. Groceries that over-deliver. Now, Gabba was a hardened ganglang thug who had fired a gun at a nightclub at a rival on the dance floor and then going down the street just days before his death and once again this is becoming uh quite a habit It's only Reform UK brave enough to tackle this issue. Deputy Leader Richard Tice wrote on this, Well, well, well. CPS have serious questions to answer. Frankly, they are rapidly losing confidence of public.
Starting point is 00:16:16 Too often they seem to be on side of violent thugs, not police officers. And Nigel Farage, the leader of Reform UK, added, The truth about Chris Capper is out, we need to support our police more. Meanwhile, Elon Musk, and thank God for Elon Musk given he is on a single-handed mission to save free speech across the world, putting himself in the crosshairs of the establishment which is quite literally advocating for his removal from polite society, he won't even visit the UK now because he is so scared of being locked up by Starmer. I'm not joking. There's some weird things going on in Europe. And there's a lot of, I mean, although we've got quite a lot of bureaucracy
Starting point is 00:17:03 here, but in Europe,'ve got country-level bureaucracy, and then they've got EU bureaucracy on top of that. I mean, the EU headquarters in Brussels is a monument to bureaucracy. It's really next level. And unlike America, they don't have a First Amendment. You don't actually have freedom of speech in Europe. So, you know, we're kind of like a pretty rare situation having freedom of speech. So, you know, like there's crazy stuff happening in the U.K.
Starting point is 00:17:41 where, you know, people are getting getting two, three year prison sentences for Facebook posts. I've been tweeting stuff that I could get sent to prison for. I don't think I should go to visit Britain because they're going to drag out some
Starting point is 00:18:00 tweet and say two years in prison for this tweet or something bullshit like that. Anyway, I think Trump elected, we can put a stop to that stuff and say like, no way. No, no. Nope.
Starting point is 00:18:18 No throwing people in prison for random social media posts. That's crazy. Yeah, it's happened a lot. No, I mean, it's so crazy in Britain that they actually have released convicted pedophiles in order to imprison people for making social media posts. That is a real thing that happened. Insane. Yeah. It is a real thing happening and we are living through it. So there you have humanity's greatest businessman and entrepreneur not stepping foot in the UK in genuine fear of ending up in prison for his words.
Starting point is 00:18:54 And that's just accepted. We need our own version of the First Amendment now or this once great country is finished, as the Reform UK chairman Zia Youssef put it. The world's most successful and influential entrepreneur won't visit the UK for fear of being imprisoned for his political views. Starmer's UK is on a glide path to being the Soviet Union. Reform is the only hope for those who believe in British values. And I actually do agree with him. There are so many problems. I mean, our guest today, Charlie Mullins, one of our most successful businessmen,
Starting point is 00:19:30 he has left the country too. So what do we need to do? I think we need to pressure every politician who claims to believe in free speech now. Why do you stay silent as our rights are chipped away by the day? Do you know where this ends? Some people say Peter Lynch was unwise to attend the protest.
Starting point is 00:19:51 I'm pretty sure he regretted it with every bone in his body. I'm absolutely convinced his family are devastated by that decision. But did that grandfather deserve to die in prison to send a message to all of us to toe the line? No, of course not only a dictator would encourage that type of law and order announce time for charlie mullins in the uncancelled interview charlie mullins do you look at all of this ridiculous stuff going on in the UK and just think, thank God I got out? Undoubtedly. You know, first of all, I want to offer my condolences to Liam Gallop and his family and friends. I mean, what a thing that has happened. It's just disgusting.
Starting point is 00:20:50 And, you know, we have to be honest. This is Starmer's fault. He's the one that's called on these prison sentences. And all the guy was doing was saying what he thinks. I mean, it's just unbelievable to think we're having this conversation about it. And, you know, hopefully this never happens again, but I can't see it.
Starting point is 00:21:11 Unfortunately, Starmer and the Labour government do not have a clue on how to treat people and who's wrong and who's right. It's just an unbelievable thing that's happened. I mean, this guy, all he needed to be doing was maybe even moved on, you know, not going to prison, not like, and this has happened. It's just, well, you've said all the words you said. It's not right. It's unfair.
Starting point is 00:21:37 And, you know, I don't want to get racist into this, but if this guy would come from another country, there'd be protests and everything all over the UK. It's so wrong. And Starman needs to be ashamed of himself. And he needs to step down, if I'm being honest. He needs to step down. I said a two-bob thing on Twitter or X at the time,
Starting point is 00:21:59 just a nothing thing. I throw away a comment and they barred me from it and made a big thing about it. And this guy here is just being outspoken. He's done nothing wrong. He's just saying what millions of us know and think. Yes, the Labour government is corrupt. Of course it is.
Starting point is 00:22:15 I mean, you know. Look how much evidence there's been of that in literally a matter of weeks. Do I what, sorry? Well, look how much evidence there's been of their corruption in a matter of weeks. Lord Ali, for example. Exactly. I mean, God knows what it's going to be like in 12 months' time with this lot in power.
Starting point is 00:22:35 I've never known anything like it. And they say, I'll be as outspoken as I want, and they can do what they want and say what they want about me. But at the end of the day, they're wrong. They've got blood on their hands. Somebody has died because of their stupid decisions and their incapability of running the country. And I obviously want to come much more in terms of your personal decision
Starting point is 00:23:00 to leave shortly. But first, can I just ask you, Charlie, about Elon Musk? Because you're one of our most successful businessmen. He's one of the most successful businessmen in the world. And he says he will not even step foot in the UK because he's so concerned that Starmer would end up arresting him. That's shocking, isn't it? Even if if that wouldn't happen the fact he even feels that is so shocking and so bad for the uk because surely we need business from elon musk badly i mean it's again you know starmer and labor government driving away entrepreneurs business people wealth creators job creators people that train people. They despise anybody that does well and
Starting point is 00:23:45 anybody that's wealthy. For him to make that decision, Elon Musk, not to come here, it's a massive blow for the UK. He wasn't invited to this business summit that they held in London. He actually said, I wouldn't go there anyhow because of all the
Starting point is 00:24:01 paedophiles they've let out on the streets. The government are being childish. It's like school playground stuff i mean they obviously don't understand business at all and you would welcome that man here and if he was here and invested and got things moving for us but that that's the message they're sending out with the government that they do not like wealthy people or job creators or entrepreneurs, business people. All they're interested in is giving people money that don't work and can work. Interesting giving people money that should not be in the country. We all think it. Unfortunately, you know, we're being restricted what to say, but we all know the truth. We all know why we're in a mess, because he's wasting the money.
Starting point is 00:24:47 He's giving it to people that don't contribute anything to the UK. And it's clear cut as that. And, you know, I'll tell the guy to his face, and it doesn't bother me at all. But he needs to start listening, because unfortunately, I hate to say it, but this is going to get worse and worse and worse. And I think there will be war on the streets. Really?
Starting point is 00:25:10 Because Elon Musk has predicted that. Well, I didn't know that, but I predicted it as soon as Labour got in. We've become a lawless society. And, you know, it's a dog wagging the dog, a tail wagging the dog now. And I'm not sure how much we can do other than make it very clear. And what this chap Liam Galvin has done, I mean, he should be given a medal for standing up.
Starting point is 00:25:37 He's lost his life through stupid government's decisions to put someone in jail that's done nothing wrong. I know. I know. It's absolutely appalling. Absolutely appalling. And then, Charlie, I mean, you were in London, so you knew how lawless London was, right? And you have Chris Cabba, who is literally one of the biggest gangland thugs in London, right? So he is shooting people up in a nightclub in Hackney, very lucky that there weren't deaths, shooting people on the street, or at least attempting to shoot people on the street. He is then shot dead by a police officer during a checkpoint when he refused to stop.
Starting point is 00:26:25 He was asked multiple, multiple times to stop. In fact, if you look at the footage, he was actually just charging through this police line. And Sadiq Khan tries to make it an issue of racism. And the police officer ends up on trial for murder? Yeah, well, again, you've said everything. The judge, jury found the police officer not guilty, and I believe that should be the case. Sadiq Khan is a racist.
Starting point is 00:26:58 He's a troublemaker. He's a waste of time. He's very much against all people that live in London and work in London. Again, he's another man that just despises people that want to sort of do well in London and create business. I mean, I've had run-ins with him and evidently been told off about it. Really could not care less about the man. He should not be a mayor of London. And he's a troublemaker
Starting point is 00:27:26 and causing problem after problem. He's not mentioned nothing about, you know, Liam Galliver that's died in prison, but he mentioned something about somebody in London that he feels, he's a troublemaker, the guy.
Starting point is 00:27:41 I mean, he needs to be got out of office immediately. And, you know, I've got a good word to say against the guy. Since he's been mayor of London, he has ruined so many businesses in London and killed the economy with his stupidity of what should be and what shouldn't be. He's absolutely clueless. I mean, he's the biggest troublemaker in England. Yeah, I agree with that. I absolutely agree with that. Now, Charlie, I have to talk about your
Starting point is 00:28:10 decision to leave the UK because you know it got the entire mainstream media talking. So on the one hand, you have the Daily Mail who were reporting very faithfully your decision to leave. Even though you'd paid £120 million in tax, you refused to give another penny to this government. Then you had the Guardian, surprise, surprise, the left-wing Guardian and that awful Marina Hyde, celebrating the fact that you were leaving. So this created such a big storm that Number 10 Downing Street
Starting point is 00:28:42 was actually asked about your decision and asked if your actions were patriotic and they put the boot in. They said the Prime Minister believes the UK is the best place to do business and invest in and the focus of the government is in ensuring we are supporting businesses and providing them with the stability and longevity to do business here. The Prime Minister has been clear that growing the economy is the essential and first mission of the government. At the same time, it is also right to have the first fix at the foundations of the economy,
Starting point is 00:29:12 and that is why we have been straight with the public and restoring public finances. Charlie, here's your response. What do you have to say to Number 10 Downing Street? Well, I've already said it. They're very anti-business. They're driving not just millionaires out of the country, billionaires, working people, people that create jobs,
Starting point is 00:29:34 entrepreneurs. They're driving them out. Starmer denies it, but it cannot be that stupid not to know it's happening. The figures are out there, and there's going to be thousands more leave um i'm getting messages or all the time on emails about you've done the right thing we wish we could do it the country would be half empty if the people that want to leave the country could leave unfortunately they've got commitments so i have to say you know
Starting point is 00:30:01 i'm going to be blunt he's a liar as civil He's as civil as that. He's a liar. He's caused this problem of driving people out. And to say the UK is a good place to invest in, I mean, he is, you know, it's ridiculous. It's like kids in a playground talking about things they don't know. I mean, the economy is going to crash. We're going to go completely down. And I'm not telling you, Dan, or anybody of your listeners, anything they don't already know.
Starting point is 00:30:28 And people keep saying to me, well, the budget ain't out yet. And, you know, it's not done anything yet. It's not dropping these things. It will be the worst budget we've ever had. And he's not just going to hammer the rich now. Anybody that pays tax is going to be classed as rich. He's going to hammer everybody. Look what he's done to the pensioners. He's going to put inheritance tax up so people that have invested in a home and pass it on to their children are going to be hammered.
Starting point is 00:30:55 He's going to put basic tax rate up. He's going to do a leading tax. I mean, how stupid, a leading tax. People have already paid the tax on their money, and it is trying to say, we'll do you a leaving tax. That won't stop people going, but what it will do is stop them coming back. It's a bit like being in a restaurant, you've paid your bill, and all of a sudden you're leaving before it closes, and they say you've got to pay again. Would you go back in that restaurant? No. And where is he coming from? He's going the wrong way about it.
Starting point is 00:31:32 He should be giving incentives to people that contribute to the economy. I mean, look at him now. I mean, what's a... I know what you're thinking. No, I wouldn't be rude, but the man's a complete clown. And how could you have him, that Reeves woman, and the other woman, they're running the country. None of them have been in business. Well, no, not one of the people on that screen, Charlie,
Starting point is 00:31:55 who are all in the most powerful positions, now running the country, not one of them has any business experience. That's right. Exactly. And I made this statement before. Not one of them has any business experience. about 100 million I've paid over the years of the money that's gone through my hands, besides all the millions of others from their employees. And he's arguing with someone like me. He needs to be, I mean, he couldn't get me back there for nothing, I'll be honest with you. I'm not avoiding any tax by moving here. I've paid all my taxes up to date.
Starting point is 00:32:40 I don't have a business there. We've started a new family business in London. We fix London, and it's a family business and I will comply with all the tax regulations that the government put in place. But if they become, as they go in, like ridiculous and hammering everybody, then they will just shut the business down and go to Dubai. He's driving people away from the UK. And he needs to, somebody needs to make him accountable of what's going on. Because it's just, I mean, he's just denying everything. And, you know, we all know what's going on
Starting point is 00:33:16 and we all know what's going to happen. I'm sorry I'm being a bit like Moly, but I'm just sick and tired. No, you're telling it as it is. And the thing is, Charlie, you speak to a lot of other big people in business, and I believe there are lots of other multimillionaires who are considering doing the same thing. They're just considering doing it maybe a little bit more quietly than you. Well, some people keep it quiet, and I'm known for being outspoken controversial rude call it what
Starting point is 00:33:46 you want but i'm just being honest for this show well indeed yeah i mean um you know i know billionaires that have left you've got um oh the hell what's he trying to think he's gone to monica oh alfie best alfie best alfie Best has gone. I know other people that have gone. I even know people that are, you know, just go to work and if they're getting about 50k a year you know, and they can afford to
Starting point is 00:34:15 leave Spain, they're doing it. So it's anybody that hasn't got the commitments and can afford to leave. And I've told all my family that, you know, that's their decision. But I've suggested that they leave the UK as soon as they can because they're just going to hammer people, normal working people. You see on Budget Day, you see people will be screaming now
Starting point is 00:34:40 that I've supported government because now it's going to take money off you. It's not just take money off you. He's not just robbing the rich, he's robbing anybody that goes to work and contributes. How much of the problems with the economy, Charlie, do you put down to mass immigration, both legal and also the illegal invasion of the channel? 90% of it. I mean, he's on about, he can raise, I think, 500 billion by bringing in this leaving tax and all that nonsense. I could show him how to raise that money within a year.
Starting point is 00:35:18 It's fairly obvious what he needs to do. Stop paying and stop allowing people in the country that are illegal. And they keep saying about the hotel bill for days, 8 million. It's been 8 million for six months. It's probably nearer 20 million. And, you know, if he was to put a stop on it, then it's really simple. They would not come here. First of all, they would not come.
Starting point is 00:35:43 If you're not giving them money, they don't come. And the second thing is, it needs to send back all the illegal people that are in the country, as simple as that I actually think then that we could actually get back on top of where we were, all our money is being wasted to people
Starting point is 00:36:00 that do not contribute look, I'm not racist they could be Eskimos in the boat or the dinghy, whatever they call it. They still need to be sent back. And it ain't difficult. Pick them up, put them on a ship out in the sea, wait a couple of days when you've got a couple of thousand, take them back.
Starting point is 00:36:19 End of story. It's not difficult. You know, we have a Navy. The Navy needs to be in the sea. And they could stop them in days it would stop. As Australia did. Go on, sorry. Well, as Australia did.
Starting point is 00:36:32 That's exactly what Australia did. They stopped the boats overnight because they turned everyone back. As simple as that. I'll get all the busybodies coming on to me now. You're racist. You're this. You're that. You should help these people.
Starting point is 00:36:44 They're running away from war. Running away from war? I mean, okay, if they're running away from war, they're cowards. We've got people that are fought in the war and are heroes and been given medals and they're homeless on the street
Starting point is 00:36:59 and he's letting in people that run away from war. I mean, they're not running away from war. We all know that. I mean, they're economic migrants. Let's be honest. They are young men and they are largely, Charlie, involved in criminal activity. Dan, honestly, you're not telling me or millions of other people anything that we already know. It's just being eaten up in the media.
Starting point is 00:37:26 It's being eaten up by the government and you know i have to say this this gavin chap he's spoken out and look what's happened because he talked and he said what millions of us are thinking and you know i look i'm speaking for myself but i get lots of people coming on to me and saying, you are just being honest. And, you know, it's so wrong, the pensioners, the people who have paid in all their life. And he's robbing us. He's robbing people. I mean, he's a criminal, Starmer.
Starting point is 00:37:55 He's a criminal. And if someone, a normal person, had put pressure on this guy in prison, they'd be charged with manslaughter. And that's what he needs to be charged with. And he needs to be removed from government immediately. If only. If only. The problem is, though, Charlie, he's protected, isn't he? He's part of the establishment. That is one of the big issues. But look, I want to talk to you about what you think the political solution is. Because for someone who didn't support Brexit, Charlie, you made a very big decision
Starting point is 00:38:26 before the last election to throw your weight behind Mr. Nigel Farage. Now, I said before the last election that I think Nigel Farage can be prime minister by 2029. I know some people laugh at me and say that's absolutely stupid. But the thing is, Charlie, you talk about the civil war that is bubbling underground. There has to be a revolution, really, I think, in our politics. So talk to me about why you decided to support Farage despite disagreeing with him so strongly on Brexit and whether you think it's possible that he could end up in number 10 Downing Street. OK, I support him because obviously conservatives have been in long enough and they messed up. They didn't do nothing about the problem.
Starting point is 00:39:09 They just encouraged it, a bit like what Labour's doing. So their finished job, obviously Labour, I wouldn't put them in charge of a broom, any of them. Nigel Farage, the only thing I disagree with Nigel on is the Brexit. I don't believe that we're any better off by being out of the EU, but we have to go along with it, unfortunately. But that's the only thing
Starting point is 00:39:32 I disagree about what we've been. But everything else, I totally support him 100%, and can he be Prime Minister? Yes. I actually think it'd be before 29, because I think there'd be an election called. I think Labour will be begging to get out of Downing Street.
Starting point is 00:39:51 That will cause so many problems. And, you know, Nigel Farage, very outspoken man, very clever man, says what he thinks. I don't believe he's racist. I think he knows that if we don't do something about the mess of the country, it's going to get worse. If anybody can sort it out, I think it's Nigel Farage and his team around him. He's got some good business people behind him.
Starting point is 00:40:17 Yeah, and he's colourblind. The thing is, he's a colourblind guy. He's like me. I don't give a damn what colour someone is. I just don't want to talk constantly about race and sex and sexual identity and gender politics. It's boring. I just treat everyone based on who they are, not what they are. And I think that's very much what Nigel is all about. As I say, I feel that this one person that can turn the country around it's nigel farage i honestly believe that and yes i fully support him and i think if they started
Starting point is 00:40:52 their campaign before um before if nigel would have joined up or become the leader earlier i believe that um he would be number 10 down the street now The guy that's in his stomach is just a caretaker prime minister. He's just in there until reform get in there. And I'm as confident as anything because who else can be comfortable? No, no, no. Look, I'm with you. I'm with you. And do you know what, Charlie?
Starting point is 00:41:16 It's really interesting. I spoke to a very, very wealthy Conservative Party donor the other day. Very, very wealthy guy. Knows politics a lot. He said to me, it's very similar to what you said about what you think is going to happen to Starmer. He said, here Starmer will be the first British Prime Minister airlifted from Number 10 Downing Street for his own safety.
Starting point is 00:41:44 Just repeating what he said. Yeah, look, I've met quite a few people that support reform, and there is some good business people there, and there's some very normal working-class people, and we're all on the same page. Something needs to change in the UK. Nick Candy is supporting Reform UK now, and he was previously a Conservative Party donor.
Starting point is 00:42:07 Well, I've had quite a chat with Nick. And again, another switched on guy, creates jobs, puts investment over here. You know, he's another great person. I mean, he was with Conservatives, wasn't he? Yes, he was. He was up until very recently, actually. He supported Boris. He supported Liz Truss.
Starting point is 00:42:25 It was only just before the election. Charlie, would you ever consider running for Reform UK? Yes. Yes, I would, yeah. Amazing. You know, I'll only come back now when it looks like Reform will get in. I've got no intention of moving back there. I've got no intention of my investment there or any property there. I'm selling anything I've got no intention of moving back there. I've got no intention of my investment there or any property there.
Starting point is 00:42:47 I'm selling anything I've got there now. But yes, I go backwards and forwards to the UK. I have family there. My family have a business there, and obviously I've got some input in that. But to actually move back there, I will not ever come back there until we have a different government and it needs to be reformed. Very, very exciting times. Charlie Mullins, so brilliant to speak to you. Keep being outspoken because we need more people like you fighting for the UK. And who knows,
Starting point is 00:43:17 maybe we'll be talking to you soon as a Reform UK parliamentary candidate. Charlie Mullins, thank you so much for being here today. Thanks very much. Thank you. Cheers. Now, stand by. Angela Levin is on the way in just one minute, and we have a shocking Tina Brown verdict of Meghan Markle. You are not going to want to miss what she has to say. But first, every day, subtle changes occur in our bodies, often going unnoticed. It's called inflamma gene, a chronic, low-grade inflammation that deteriorates our health as we get older. It's more than just a sign of aging. It's a key contributor to health issues like cardiovascular diseases, dementia, and depression, and physical decline. It continuously weakens the body's resilience, turning minor infections severe and impacting mental health and cognitive function.
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Starting point is 00:45:38 on Meghan Markle yet. This comes, of course, after Hollywood Reporter turned, after The Daily Beast turned, after Newsweek turned. And this criticism from Tina Brown, who, remember, was close friends with Princess Diana and is a chronicler of the British royal family, is going to hurt bad in Montecito. Listen to what she had to say. Does Harry remain in the U.S.? And will he be married to Meghan in 10 years? I think he's pretty much in the thrall of Meghan. Yes. The trouble with Meghan is that she has the worst judgment of anyone in the entire world. I mean, she just, she's flawless about getting it all wrong. You know, I mean, she just is a perfectionist about it.
Starting point is 00:46:25 She's a perfectionist about getting it all wrong. It's like every time I think finally, you know, when she got WME involved, her issue is that she doesn't listen to all these. But the reason they all leave is because she does not listen. She has all these people ask them their opinion and then doesn't follow it. She does what she wants to do. And all of her ideas are total crap, you know, unfortunately. And he, because he's so naive and sort of really unschooled in the ways of the world, I mean, you know, honestly, being Prince Harry means that. I mean, I doubt if he ever booked a table in a restaurant. You know, he's totally, the army was great for him and he was extremely good and competent in there. That really helped turn him into a real person. But he really, you know, he's a lamb to the slaughter. He's the lamb to the slaughter in
Starting point is 00:47:08 this situation. I mean, he was terribly impressed by Meghan. He thought that she knew all, she persuaded him that she was the savvy Hollywood wheeler dealer, you know, who could come in and make them stars and all the rest of it. And he just sort of blindly followed her like a child, really. And unfortunately, she made every mistake in the book. And she's kind of run out of road, actually. I mean, I don't know where Meghan goes. Wow. Wow.
Starting point is 00:47:34 I mean, Tina Brown, Angela Levin, great to have you, by the way, is one of the most respected people across the Atlantic and actually in the UK because of course she is British both in terms of the media business she's been around for decades as I said very close to Princess Diana and this was damning she calls every Meghan Markle idea total crap claims she's run out of road what did you make of her analysis well if, if I would be really honest, I would say that that's what I would have said myself. But I pulled back a bit because I just am more careful. But I think she's got the courage.
Starting point is 00:48:19 She couldn't care less because she's been very powerful in America and around the world. So it hasn't meant so much to her to say what she really thinks. But what I have done is actually go down all the things that she said. And you can come up with several examples of what she's saying. It's not just throwing mud at her. It's actually picking on the details of what she's done and they are all true that's why she's not in a star in a film why she hasn't got her kitchen sorted out to do all those nice jams and so on that people don't want to see her they've cut her out of their lives and her staff which is extraordinary you know 17 top level staff and another 10 to 14 so i'm told
Starting point is 00:49:17 lower level they all don't want to work with her so you know you can actually find the detail of of what she's saying and and there's nothing wrong there absolutely no i i don't think she's exaggerated and also tina brown wasn't one of these people that had it in for megan in any way and what's so interesting is it's very indicative of the way that all of hollywood all of the American establishment is now turning on her. But what was fascinating is that Tina Brown was then asked about Prince Harry's future and how that plays into the relationship with Meghan Markle. Have a listen to this. we'll just get that in one second angela but but the thing is it's so telling isn't it how hollywood has made this very clear decision it almost is like they they walk en masse and they have turned away from mega well it's very interesting because initially she had enormous welcomes
Starting point is 00:50:27 and enormous help and everybody liked her. But when you realise what is just below the skin, you need to be very careful because she's ruthless. And also what she's done to Harry and how she's upset the royal family. I think people have got more and more shocked. she's done to Harry and how she's upset the royal family. I think people have got more and more shocked. I think they believed it at one point, thanks to opera, that she was talking accurately.
Starting point is 00:50:59 But you soon find out that it's not true. And I think over the years that have come, people just don't want to be associated with her. Because if you've got a choice of being associated, being friends with Meghan and Harry, or with the main royal family of William and Catherine, anybody would go for them. I mean, she's just not winning that battle. Now, if you know even halfway that you've not won a battle and you can see the future and it's not going to change, change yourself, you know, forget about the royal family,
Starting point is 00:51:33 get on with your own life, do what you want to with your children and your vast area of grass and sand and all the rest of it. But don't keep on. And she's somebody who won't give up. You have to give her credit in that, but not in this way, that she's determined to win. She's determined to destroy the royal family. She's determined to destroy Catherine's position so that she can do it because she did say once that it's not right that I have to walk behind her because I am a self-made woman and I've done it all myself I know what to do and she doesn't I mean to let that out is insane
Starting point is 00:52:15 because everyone loves Catherine she knows people love Catherine and nobody would be really shocked that that is vile. And this whole thing of bringing out something of her own when one of the other royals are bringing out something of their own. And she comes up with the most ridiculous thing. She was with the jam because nothing was ready. She didn't have the okays. But when William was doing something and Catherineatherine was there we hadn't seen much offer because of the cancer issue um and she'll sort of suddenly send out 50 jars of jam but nobody else
Starting point is 00:52:54 can get them there's nothing else going on there won't be till next spring and you think why did you do that you know if you start something you need everything to be ready and then you can go forward. But she doesn't because she wants everything done very quickly, which is why with Prince Harry, she refused to wait. The Queen was very happy to let them go. She's not somebody who insisted they stayed. She felt they should go away, be happy and do what they want to do. But it needed to be organized because the royal family isn't quick at these things. It takes a long time. And they didn't want to do that. I don't know what she was threatening Harry with, but it could have been all sorts of things, including that she couldn't cope anymore and she would kill herself
Starting point is 00:53:45 all that which she used a few times and um you know so she dashed off with the dogs and and he sort of followed like a sort of puppy afterwards um and that's really you know not going to win you anything. If she'd waited and it could have been done nicely and there could have been a letter from a statement from both of them signed by her or Harry and also by the Queen or anybody else who needed to sign it. And then it would say, OK, go with my blessing. But she didn't want that. She had to be out. And she didn't tell them, neither of them told the royal family what was happening.
Starting point is 00:54:30 They put it up on Instagram. Now, I can't think of anything ruder to do that. Remember, it was a very cold, rainy day, and I was rushed off to stand outside Buckingham Palace to sort of say, what on earth has she done? And I can't forget that. But it is absolutely the wrong thing to do. And she never listened. Harry told me that he'd spent a lot of time teaching her how to be within the royal family, the silly things and the more important things
Starting point is 00:55:04 that she had to do. Camilla tried to teach her that as well. She wasn't interested in Camilla doing anything. She said Harry will, very superiorly. But, you know, I don't think he did very much because he was so scared of saying too much in case she said, oh, I'm not doing that, I'm off. I mean, he was obsessed with that very much so and so if she didn't know if you'd come from a different country well you have
Starting point is 00:55:33 come a different country here to the UK you go into a company or and it's something like you're not going to go into a royal family but you but you go somewhere which you've never been before, you take your time to understand how it works, and then gradually you let them, you want to help them, and then you can make a suggestion. But she expected the queen to listen to all her modernization instantly. Now, you know, you can't talk to our queen, our late queen, like that. And she didn't give anybody any chance. And she couldn't bear it. And of course, I'll talk about Australia later. But, you know, that's all together that she wouldn't listen.
Starting point is 00:56:19 Yes. Well, I do want to come actually very soon to Charles's tour. But before that, I've got that video now of Tina Brown talking about what's next for Prince Harry and Meghan. The answer is fascinating. So, Angela, have a listen to this and then you can give your verdict after. I think that Harry could still, as I say, make a comeback. He'll always be Prince Harry. He'll always be the grandson of the Queen and the son of Diana. You can't take that from him, whatever happens. And the Brits, would they bring him open arms for Harry? They would welcome him? I think if he came back alone, they would. But not if he came with Meghan. And I don't think
Starting point is 00:56:57 that Meghan ever will, because I think Meghan really, really hated England for reasons I understand. I mean, she didn't get the culture. She just didn't get it and feels so rejected by England. But England feels very rejected by Meghan. So it's a kind of impasse there. Unfortunately, I think that the hostility between Harry and William is such that I don't think that William will ever want Harry back. It's a bit like, you know, George VI. Do you agree, Angela Levin, that there's no way back for Prince Harry if he keeps Meghan? And actually, if it's William on the throne, he ain't coming back anyway, according to Tina Brown. I think William has really had enough of his brother, not just about the cruel things that he's saying about the king and Camilla and all that, but what he said, the cruelness he said about Princess Catherine.
Starting point is 00:57:54 And you can't blame him. And I always feel that if you have a partner who you really care about, if someone criticizes you, you can take it, you know, in any way you can find a way how to cope with it. But if it's against your partner who you love and you know they've worked very hard for you, and Catherine said she had to change her own life and learn how to be a princess and all the controls that she'd have to deal with. And I thought he wouldn't stand for that because it was
Starting point is 00:58:27 all lies. You know, he'd said once, Harry had said that she was the sister he'd always longed for. And along comes Meghan and suddenly he doesn't like her. And I think his comment about William that he wanted to stay within what the royal family wanted. So he chose her because she was the right sort of person. But he married Harry, he married for love. Now, can you imagine anything nastier, really terrible? And although he's trying to see her now she's um well she's recovering for cancer but he wanted to see her before no fear and he's also ludicrous about their children he says he wants to bring up the two younger ones because they will be spare and he knows all about and he wants to help them and if you think that William who thinks he's been appalling will let him look after Charlotte and Louis you know he he must be crazy of course not so I think as well this
Starting point is 00:59:40 mocking behavior of going abroad and pretending you're royal, where you can't do anything really, you can just go and wear your clothes and be admired. I think that that would irritate William even more. I think with King Charles, you know, if you're a parent, you can hate what your child is doing, but you still love them because, you know, you're the parent. And I think King Charles would love him, but I don't think he'll let him come back and have a role. And I think that's quite right too. You can't be that nasty. You cannot be that nasty. And he can't pretend he didn't do it because it's in his book, Spare. You can't be that nasty and then expect everyone to forget it. They never will forget it. In Australia, I have been really shocked by the way a lot of the mainstream media have decided to cover this tour. Because look at these great headlines coming out of Australia today.
Starting point is 01:00:51 His royal fry-ness, Charles and Camilla give chefs a hand by flipping sausages at sizzling barbecue event in Sydney. And if you look at the pictures of these two. They are completely glowing. It's actually been, I think, a really, really positive tour. And I want to talk much more with you about that later. But first, I think it is important to cover what has, of course, been the predictable negativity, especially from the mainstream media, which is very woke these days, and especially from the Republicans around the world after this Lydia Thorpe protest against King Charles. Now, Lydia Thorpe, I'm going to prove to you, is an absolute fruitcake. This woman is loopy,
Starting point is 01:01:41 and no one should take her seriously. But I'll prove it angela i promise you i'll prove it but but first in case you don't know what i'm talking about this is what happened when lydia thorpe uh the victorian senator for in australia decided to go rogue You are a genocide against our people. Give us our land back. Give us what you stole from us. Our bones, our skulls, our babies, our people. You destroyed our land. Give us a treaty. We want a treaty in this country. You are a genocide on us. This is not your land. This is not your land. You are not my kids! You are not our kids! Stop the police! Stop the police! Stop the police! Lydia Thorpe is nothing but an attention-seeking loser. This is what happened when she was sworn in to the Senate, Angela. I, Sovereign Lydia Thorpe, do solemnly and sincerely affirm and declare
Starting point is 01:03:02 that I will be faithful and I bear true allegiance to the colonising Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Senator Thorpe, I'm going to wait for quiet. Senator Thorpe, you are required to recite the oath as printed on the card. So please recite the oath. I, Lydia Thorpe, do solemnly and sincerely affirm and declare that I will be faithful and bear true allegiance to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, her heirs and successors according to law.
Starting point is 01:03:47 Remember that? And then she also interrupted, you know, Kelly J. Keene, who is a regular on Outspoken and she's the women's right advocate from the UK. Look at what Lydia Thorpe also did when Kelly J. Keene was in town. The United Kingdom is the polar opposite. They know what biological sex is and they celebrate women like myself. You are not welcome! You are not welcome! You are not welcome!
Starting point is 01:04:16 You are not welcome! You are not welcome! You are not welcome! You are not welcome! You are not welcome! You are not welcome! You are not welcome! You are not welcome!
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Starting point is 01:04:20 You are not welcome! You are not welcome! You are not welcome! You are not welcome! You are not welcome! You are not welcome! Let's go. This country should be ashamed that they even let people like this into this country. Now, I went to tell her that thing, that they are not welcome here. And I got pulverized by the police by quickly telling that person that they are not allowed to be here.
Starting point is 01:04:54 So Angela Levin, Lydia Thorpe is a complete fruitcake. She even posted or reposted on Instagram an image showing King Charles beheaded. So the thing that annoys me about this is lots of parts of the British mainstream media deciding to take these actions seriously. She should just be dismissed as a fruitcake, shouldn't she? Because actually, Aussies have been loving Charles. Yeah, that was ridiculous can i say to make it even worse that she tried the day before to make a big fuss too where they were putting the wreaths for all the people who died during the battles right yes she was making
Starting point is 01:05:40 a big fuss but the police got hold of her and they were pulling and pulling. They were pulling at a red jumper she had. So she took the jumper off and stormed off. So she obviously thought, well, I'm not having this because nobody made any, they got any notice of it. So she came back the next day to be vile and absolutely ridiculous. I mean, some people who are who just want a tremendous amount of
Starting point is 01:06:07 attention and they don't care about anybody, they don't think that he's come a long way, that he's over 70, that he's, you know, it's nothing. They don't care about anybody else. And the interesting thing about her father, whose name is Roy Illingworth, was very upset that she doesn't acknowledge any of her white side, that she's got a white side, her parents are, and an English background as well as Irish. And he's very, very disappointed in her. Well, I'm not sure. I felt embarrassed for him, actually.
Starting point is 01:06:46 And there you have, there's a father who obviously loves his daughter, but thinks she is a strange woman. And actually that's not the way to behave. But I think in a strange way, it made a lot of people feel uh even more willing to accept the king and be very grateful for him coming and um to care for him even more because anybody who is sane actually thinks that that's the most terrible thing to do but I do know that the king and the queen take these things quite lightly. Thank goodness, because otherwise it would drive them mad. And they just, well, Camilla was laughing at one point. And I think King Charles has been attacked so many times of so many different silly reasons and you just
Starting point is 01:07:47 learn that you don't listen you don't really take it to heart because if you did you couldn't manage your job could you you couldn't no very good point very good point well look stand by Angela Levin because we actually have much more to discuss about the Australian tour. I actually think it's a bit like 1983, so I'll explain what I mean by that. Plus, what does Angela know about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle buying a house in Portugal? This is really fascinating. So we've got lots more from Angela in just one minute on the after show. You can register to watch right now at www.outspoken.live, our membership section where you get half an hour of extra content every single day.
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