00:00People across England have absolutely had enough and that's why it's so important that reform put
00:06forward that plan at conference. I wrote about this over at Heathen News today. You can read
00:11the article. I'll put a link below this video. Do go and check out my latest article. I think
00:15it's very important given the country in a position at the moment where you can see here
00:20and this might not surprise you but Ipsos here have immigration. It's still the number one issue
00:26for people in this country. It's ahead of every other issue including the economy and that is
00:33because we've got a very extreme system. It is a grotesque system that has been allowed to take
00:40root in this country for a long, long time now and you can see a home office whistleblower exposing that
00:46that according to them only one in a hundred asylum claims are actually genuine. There are a whole
00:53bunch of examples they give in this time story that a large number of Iraqi Kurds claiming
01:01asylum. They've been in a relationship with the daughter of the Prime Minister. They'd become
01:05a running joke that the hundreds of claims from people coming from Pakistan because they're in a
01:12gay relationship supposedly with the same man who had provided letter support in the claims and also
01:18that in terms of people coming from Bangladesh, people purporting to be dissidents of a former
01:24governing party now banned, unable to provide basic information. So basically this country has been
01:31taken for an absolute ride. It has been for years and you're seeing in terms of illegal migration,
01:38people crossing on boats from France, Portsmouth the latest place where people are just absolutely
01:45fed up with it. You can see Reform MP there, Suala Braverman, saying that people in Portsmouth are
01:51angry, scared and feel like this government is actively trying to destroy the country. Enough
01:56is enough. Which is why I think actually the intervention today from a representative from
02:03the government, Labour MP Emma Reynolds, is just so poorly delivered her message today. Watch this
02:12and let me know what you think about Labour's, I think, pretty shoddy response to this madness.
02:19What's your comment on the AFD's result in Germany?
02:23Well, look, it's disappointing, isn't it? We have our own sister party, the Social Democrat Party in
02:28Germany. We talked to the government, which is a grand coalition between the centre-left and the
02:33centre-right. I think it reminds us that we're not the only country where we have far-right populists
02:39trying to feed on people's grievances, trying to feed on division, and not really presenting
02:43solutions. Who are you talking about there? I'm talking about reform and the AFD. Do you think that
02:48reform are far-right? Is that how you described it? Yes. In the same way as the AFD? Yes. And
02:52you, I mean,
02:53is that like a great message to, you know, people who maybe voted Labour before and are now... Well, look,
02:59it's our job as politicians to convince people that we have the right answers and the right solutions
03:05to restore people's hope, to drive growth, to drive opportunities in different parts of the
03:10country. That's our job as politicians. I'm not going to blame the voters, because that's the wrong
03:15thing to do. But I think what happened in Germany reminds us that we're not the only country where
03:21we have right-wing populists who are becoming more successful, unfortunately. However, I do think
03:28reform is having its own moment. You know, I think the party has got big questions to answer.
