Bannon's War Room - WarRoom Battleground EP 1090： NICK TYRONE, Author Of Pro-Farage 'The Rise Of Reform'; And Raise The Colours' Ryan The Lion

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00:00:48.060 Friday 18th of September and Domini 2000 and 26 Harnwell here at the helm on Steve Bannon's

00:01:03.420 war room um I've been quite enthusiastically looking forward to kicking off this show all

00:01:12.140 week. My guest in the first half, Nick Tyrone, occasional writer for The Spectator, self-confessed

00:01:21.760 neoliberal centrist and remainer in the great referendum 10 years ago in the United Kingdom,

00:01:29.680 has written a quite simply amazing book on Reform UK, Nigel Farage's latest political

00:01:38.700 iteration which many people and i'm one of them i was i said like what for my new year's review

00:01:45.960 back in the uh the changing of the years of 24 25 i said on 1st of january i went on record i said

00:01:53.800 that nigel farage was going to be the next prime minister wrong on that one precisely technically

00:01:59.720 i think he will be prime minister but andy burnham got in there first all right nick welcome on to

00:02:05.960 the war room um you have one of your chapters we're not going to discuss the specific chapter

00:02:12.180 itself um but you have one of the reasons i was looking forward to talking to you is that you

00:02:17.880 have a chapter dedicated to an old mate of mine gawain tola um that he and i have known one another

00:02:26.480 what coming up to 30 years um you say in in in your chapter on a great guy fantastic guy

00:02:34.820 You say in the book that because you interview quite a lot of people who have background on this over many years.

00:02:45.340 And you say that basically for the last 20 years, Gawain has been agitating very firmly for Nigel Farage, which is true.

00:02:55.140 Of course, his dirty little secret, which I will explode here on the war room, is that before being a very strong supporter for Nigel Farage, he was a Tory.

00:03:10.340 That's how I know him. We both worked for the same Tory MEP.

00:03:15.540 Before that, he was a member of parliament, NERJ Diva, and sort of various stages, various overlaps.

00:03:24.680 I'll just give you this insight, Nick, into Gawain.

00:03:28.800 I was at some point, as I might have mentioned on the show previously, chief of staff to NERJ in the European Parliament.

00:03:36.200 I took over that role from Gawain. He was NERJ's chief of staff before me.

00:03:42.280 I have to say, back in those days, I was just coming out of a period

00:03:48.120 where I was a fanatical pro-European and Tory wet.

00:03:52.460 I have to say on the record, Gawain was right about everything and I was wrong.

00:03:57.500 I saw the light eventually.

00:04:00.240 But to give you this insight into working with Gawain,

00:04:03.360 he was basically agitating quite openly for Nigel Farage

00:04:10.060 and UKIP as his political iteration was in those days,

00:04:16.600 even when he was sort of on the conservative corridor

00:04:20.060 in the European Parliament.

00:04:21.580 It was quite overt, quite open,

00:04:23.940 and he was sort of pushing the limits,

00:04:29.420 beyond the limits of what was acceptable in the Tory party,

00:04:32.620 even in those days.

00:04:33.840 He has absolutely consistency on these issues.

00:04:38.460 Okay, so you have written elsewhere that the rise of the Reform Party since 2024, the general election, is, in your words, one of the most unbelievable stories in the history of British politics.

00:04:56.460 So I have you for the whole 27 minutes now as we start to break this down.

00:04:59.960 Start off, if you wouldn't mind, Nick, and explain exactly why that is

00:05:03.720 and why someone who is a self-confessed neoliberal centrist and remainer

00:05:11.140 saying that, and not in a pejorative sense,

00:05:16.240 in a quite positive sense about what Nigel Farage is doing.

00:05:22.300 In your own words, please, Nick Tyrone.

00:05:24.740 Certainly. So I think one of the things to give it background is I spent a little bit of time

00:05:30.360 in 2023, 2024, I went round Britain. And for this was before I started researching the book,

00:05:42.280 I was going to some of the poorest areas of Britain. So I spent a lot of times in Teesside,

00:05:49.740 which is the northeast of England. I spent a lot of time in some of the poor areas of the northwest,

00:05:54.320 So places like Rochdale or Ashton or Lyme. 1.00

00:05:59.460 And one of the things that I came upon whilst doing this was migrant hotels.

00:06:05.920 And I had sort of, you know, obviously I knew about migrant hotels.

00:06:10.120 I'd read the news. I knew the basics of what they were.

00:06:14.300 But I didn't really have any idea of the reality of them until I actually spent some time around them,

00:06:21.820 had been to a few, had listened to some local people in towns where they had migrant hotels.

00:06:29.120 And I think it's worth backgrounding migrant hotels because I think it's one of the big

00:06:33.480 reasons why reform are as popular as they are. So just to give all your viewers some sort of

00:06:43.380 idea, whether they're in Britain or they're not, the essence is you have a group of young men,

00:06:50.160 usually 18 to 25 years old from Africa from the Middle East and they are getting to northern

00:06:58.460 France and they are getting on small boats and they are getting to the southern coast of England

00:07:03.160 and when they get to the southern coast of England what happens is they are taken off the coach they

00:07:08.460 are taken off the boats and then they are put on coaches buses and they are bussed essentially to

00:07:15.600 some other part of the country some usually some part of england or wales and they are put up in

00:07:20.960 a hotel and when they when i say put up in the hotel what i mean is at taxpayer's expense they

00:07:26.560 are put in the hotel and it's free room and board so they get three meals a day and they are in the

00:07:33.800 hotel and uh and and this goes on indefinitely and the amount of money that the british uh

00:07:42.980 government is spending on this at the moment is somewhere, it depends on the year, between

00:07:47.280 two and three billion pounds a year.

00:07:49.760 For American listeners, this would be like if ICE was picking up Mexican illegal immigrants

00:07:55.220 at the Rio Grande and bussing them to towns, let's say Youngston, Ohio, or something like

00:08:02.400 that.

00:08:03.540 This is another thing. 0.61

00:08:05.120 A lot of the migrant hotels in Britain tend to be in post-industrial areas, let's say. 0.88

00:08:11.380 So an American equivalent would be bits of Ohio, Michigan, that kind of thing. 0.99

00:08:17.960 And they're put there and, again, on taxpayers' expense, right? 0.97

00:08:24.280 So you can imagine like if – this would be thousands and thousands of Mexicans being put in these hotels in Ohio or Michigan. 0.98

00:08:34.420 And the idea that the American government was spending per capita would be on the level of 20 million, 20 billion pounds a year to put these people up and to do all that. 0.91

00:08:47.340 And I think that's an important thing to understand when you want to understand what's happening with reform and why reform have become as big as they have done, why they've had the success that they've had, and why I think that despite the problems that they're having at the moment, some of the crises, which we can discuss, I still think that they are odds on to be the biggest party after the next general election.

00:09:13.080 all right in the um second half of the show we're going to have ryan bridge on the founder of um

00:09:20.680 raise the colors the the grassroots organization in the uk raising the saint george's flag um we're

00:09:27.500 discussing with him exactly the phenomenon you're describing that the ferrying across

00:09:33.720 the english channel there's um in the guardian this this week uh the home secretary released

00:09:40.680 in response to a parliamentary question.

00:09:44.020 The amount of taxpayers' money the British state is spending

00:09:47.980 for each person returned to France under the one-in-one-out scheme,

00:09:53.000 it's £56,000 sterling.

00:09:55.780 That's probably about $60,000, $65,000 per person

00:09:59.600 to remove an illegal invader.

00:10:03.220 And I think you have absolutely put your finger on exactly why

00:10:08.480 that the anger and outrage behind this is going on for years is building up as the support behind

00:10:16.960 nigel farage because you make the point you started off you didn't just say migrant hotels

00:10:22.400 these these are terrible it's costing a lot you actually started off with something really quite

00:10:28.820 um um perceptive and it's exactly the same exactly the same as the phenomenon in 2015 2016 behind

00:10:39.400 donald trump in the united states you started off you started off by saying that talking about some

00:10:47.360 of the poorest areas in great britain you added on to that um saying that these were the post

00:10:53.420 industrial areas these are the areas which british policy makers for decades have neglected

00:11:00.120 and taken for granted this is the point here um areas if you go to them i mean americans will

00:11:07.480 have an idea of what you know of what the rust belt is like in the united states these areas

00:11:12.020 in the uk the the deprivation uh and poverty is simply astonishing for a supposedly first world

00:11:20.460 um industrial economic nation and here's the thing people there are living in poverty because

00:11:28.000 they have been ignored by the british the british political class same thing in the united states

00:11:34.880 and what we call the uni party is you know it literally exists you have the same set of policies

00:11:43.760 is divided under two different colors, red color or blue color,

00:11:48.000 none of which seem to be serious about responding to the needs

00:11:54.960 of the neglected forgotten people.

00:11:57.780 And that is why something that we've been saying on this show repeatedly,

00:12:01.700 I think since Steve and Rahim founded the show six or so years ago,

00:12:07.360 it's the same political movement, effectively,

00:12:10.700 the same set of ignored um desires on behalf of of the p of the citizen in two separate countries

00:12:19.700 america and the and the uk all right carry on if you wouldn't mind nick and and and tie these

00:12:26.700 together these points in your own words this is this is the forgotten britain right neglected

00:12:32.520 britain in poverty in deprivation as you say in your own words some of the poorest areas of the 0.97

00:12:38.680 UK are now hosting these migrant hotels. 1.00

00:12:42.600 And for them, there's no shortage of taxpayers' money, right? 1.00

00:12:47.200 There's no shortage.

00:12:48.500 The British state has £56,000 sterling to send each invader back to their own country.

00:12:59.400 And the Home Secretary defends this, this disgusting outrage, saying,

00:13:04.340 No, well, look, it's just it's the amount of money we would spend on them hosting them in the UK anyway, as if that is somehow an explanation.

00:13:11.860 When old people, elderly people, pensioners in the UK, Nick, who've contributed into the system their entire lives are limited to putting one bar on their electric heater in one room of their house in winter.

00:13:27.040 Yes. Well, what we're having is a situation where exactly as you say, these are some of the poorest areas of Britain.

00:13:33.920 So it isn't like you're having migrants come in, and they're getting three square meals a day on the taxpayer. They are in a hotel, and it's indefinite how long they can stay. I mean, that's a lot down to the complete inadequacies of the British state. 0.99

00:13:55.800 And actually, I think we need to touch on that because I think one of the big things that's also in the background is the failure of the Conservative Party and the Labour Party over the past couple of decades, at the very least.

00:14:09.240 Nick, hold on to that. Hold on to that. We'll hit the failure of the Tory party in the Labour Party in many decades.

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00:17:19.840 were just about to explain for us because these things are related they would they you we would

00:17:26.720 not have the situation that nigel farage is a general election away from being prime minister

00:17:34.840 whenever that election is going to be that would not be the case had there not been appalling

00:17:42.240 i mean almost we're dealing with um mal political malpractice on behalf of the even to give them

00:17:51.680 good faith interpretations of their actions on behalf of the the two major political parties

00:17:56.940 in your own words right just go through why has the british tory party the world's oldest political

00:18:03.980 party why is that now on the verge of extinction thanks to nigel farage why is the labour party

00:18:10.060 why has it done the switcheroo midterm why has it got rid of keir starmer and brought in in

00:18:15.540 desperation and be burnham what's going on in british politics because it's the same phenomenon

00:18:21.960 and you'll see this that even the gop i mean donald trump has made some mistakes in the white

00:18:28.000 house right but the gop the institutional gop is just trying sitting watching the at the clock

00:18:35.220 and hoping to wait him out.

00:18:37.920 It's the same thing, same set of disasters,

00:18:45.260 of negligence, of malpractice, of the mainstream.

00:18:49.840 Nick Tyra, service five minutes.

00:18:53.660 On the betrayal of the British Tory party and the Labour party.

00:18:59.860 Certainly.

00:19:00.460 So the Conservative Party was in government for 14 years, and during that period of time, taxation went way up, immigration went way up, and actually, maybe for some people, the biggest sin was wokeness just ran completely rampant through British institutions.

00:19:19.760 I mean, really quite badly, actually. And so it left people wondering what's conservative about this, this government in any meaningful sense. And you had people on the left who want to get rid of them, then suddenly you had people on the right who wanted to get rid of them, you had that you essentially, we kind of came together as a country and went, actually, the Conservative Party seems to be bankrupt, ideas wise, and needs to be got rid of.

00:19:49.760 And that's exactly what happened. So the 2024 general election, they went down to 121 seats, which is the lowest they've ever been, by the way, in their entire history. And what we ended up with then is a Labour government that had a big majority of 400 plus with Keir Starmer as prime minister. And he just completely failed for two years.

00:20:13.980 I mean, people voted him in on the hope of some form of change, some light of, you know, some ray of hope that perhaps just getting rid of the Tories would somehow fix the problems.

00:20:25.740 And then we ended up in a situation whereby Starmer was so bad he had to go two years after he'd won a massive majority at a general election because he was just simply that bad.

00:20:36.220 And then he's been replaced by Andy Burnham, who so far sort of wants to be kind of the mayor of the United Kingdom.

00:20:45.480 That's how he's sort of pitching himself.

00:20:47.580 When he came in, just for background, particularly for American viewers, he was mayor of Manchester for almost a decade.

00:20:55.840 And he came in and all of his announcements so far, some people are saying it's like Starmer with a better TikTok account.

00:21:04.900 some people are saying oh i don't think that's true though no i think you're probably right i

00:21:11.040 don't i think that i think i'd agree with you on that i think in some senses burnham is actually

00:21:17.060 quite worse um he's definitely more he's definitely more left-wing i think uh in a

00:21:26.020 well that's not the worst sin hang on nick that's not the worst sin look i'm not a socialist i'm a

00:21:32.640 free market capitalist i'm actually a free market capitalist of libertarian persuasion but being

00:21:38.840 left wing isn't the worst sin right it's the globalism it's the pro-war lobby that's in charge

00:21:45.760 of both political parties on the labor side however masquerading at election time as being

00:21:52.680 parties of of of of of the ordinary working guy but having no interest whatsoever in trying to

00:22:02.620 this goes back to your opening point they have no interest and this is why the toy party the

00:22:08.440 labor party are the same they have no interest whatsoever in the ordinary working guy it's quite

00:22:14.560 astonishing and i'm not sure i'm not sure i think i think the idea of dismissing um andy burnham as

00:22:22.720 like keir starmer with better tiktok it's just a sort of dumb thing that the toy party will say

00:22:28.840 as you know they're throwing they're throwing anything at the wall thinking it will stick i

00:22:35.180 don't think it will stick because i don't think it's true um they had that look that both parties

00:22:40.660 have had both regimes have had their chance i am still waiting look if he's going to be left-wing

00:22:47.200 if he's going to raise taxes as i say i i i'm i am a free market capitalist i am a libertarian

00:22:54.780 But if he's going to raise taxes and try and do something at the same time for ordinary working guy, I'll suspend judgment. It's better than raising taxes and funding war. It's better than raising taxes and doing nothing whatsoever for the invasion crisis. I'm prepared to give Andy Burnham at least the benefit of the doubt for the time being.

00:23:20.020 but in the point here to do with nigel farage however this is someone who has never been

00:23:29.620 part of a political party that has governed great britain his hands are totally clean

00:23:36.020 whether burnham succeeds or burnham doesn't and i don't think the system will let him the system

00:23:41.160 of which he is a part will let him succeed burn i'm talking about nigel farage represents something

00:23:47.840 new and uncontrollable um and he has been enormously consistent just look we've got about

00:23:55.740 a minute left would you synthesize your your um your analysis here and i and i'll just give a

00:24:01.760 quick shout out again to to your book which comes out i think this week um the rise of reform the

00:24:08.040 inside story of britain's political disruptors i very strongly uh push this book and recommend it

00:24:14.880 Tie it together. Why is Nigel Farage, outside of the system, the choice that Britons need to lean towards at the next election?

00:24:27.280 So I think it really comes down to the fact that every other party is broken to a huge extent.

00:24:33.880 The Conservative Party want us to look past 14 years of mismanagement on the idea that Kemi Badenok is now leader.

00:24:43.280 I would say that I don't think that's enough.

00:24:46.600 The Labour Party have already failed.

00:24:48.860 They told us that Starmer was the new dawn and it hasn't turned out to be the case.

00:24:55.420 Every other possibility is quite depressing and quite poor.

00:24:59.980 We would have a possibility of, say, a Labour, Lib Dem, Green, possibly SMP, which is the

00:25:08.720 Scottish National Party sort of coalition, which would be a nightmare.

00:25:13.580 I think we're probably going to be left at the next election with a choice, which will be some sort of Labour-led coalition of the type I've just described, or a reform government led by Nigel Farage.

00:25:27.080 And I think that given the choice, I think everything being equal, I think that people will opt for Nigel Farage's prime minister.

00:25:38.720 Yeah, I think I think I think so, too. I think I think because I don't think Andy Burnham is going to be able to fulfill the hopes that the desperate hopes that the British people have put in him because he's part of the wrong political movement to do that.

00:25:55.060 All right. By the way, just give me five seconds. You don't think I don't want to put words into your mouth, but I'm right in thinking you don't think that Nigel Farage should have fielded a candidate at Makerfield at the by-election.

00:26:08.720 uh what in makerfield no no i think he should have yeah okay fine yeah i don't i don't i don't

00:26:17.420 think you i don't think you should have even fielded a candidate um in that time round all

00:26:21.520 right okay where do people go excuse me sorry interesting that's all i said yeah interesting

00:26:28.320 um where do people go to to to click to buy your book and to follow you on social media

00:26:36.260 certainly well the book is called uh as you said the rise of reform the inside story of britain's

00:26:43.680 political disruptors you can find it everywhere really uh it's obviously on amazon but it will be

00:26:50.440 uh you know most major book chains are holding it so uh if you're interested in it please give it a

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00:31:56.240 an especial joy however is to bring people on outside of our traditional political family

00:32:02.100 um from the other side perhaps of the political divide who by their own means of intellectual

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00:32:16.840 let me bring very quickly back because i know he's got to go nick tyrone and nick just uh once again

00:32:22.800 where do people go uh if they want to purchase your latest book uh or perhaps follow your analysis

00:32:29.480 which i do recommend on social media certainly so the book is called the rise of reform uh the

00:32:37.080 inside story of Britain's political disruptors you can find it on Amazon you can find it on

00:32:41.680 you know Waterstones wherever you are whatever country you're in there should be a major

00:32:47.220 bookseller that will that will have it just google it I can be found in terms of on an ongoing basis

00:32:54.620 at on X at Nicholas Tyrone so that's yeah N-I-C-H-O-L-A-S-T-Y-R-O-N-E if you want to follow

00:33:03.340 me, that would be great. And in terms of the book, you know, I spent a lot of time interviewing

00:33:08.520 both reform MPs and people at the very top of the party, but also a lot of like local activists and

00:33:15.300 organizers. I feel like it's the definitive story of the reform party. If you're interested in what's

00:33:20.800 going on with British politics, with reform, with what's going to happen next, and actually,

00:33:26.520 if you're interested in what's going to happen with populist movements across the West, then I

00:33:31.740 think please check out the book it's definitely a convoy movement nick tyron very grateful uh for

00:33:38.600 you coming on the show great job catch up again with you soon god bless for now thanks thanks nick

00:33:44.940 all right it's that time of the evening friday evening second half of the show that means the

00:33:51.520 weekend starts here we have ryan the lion ryan bridge founder of raise the colors look um let's

00:33:59.120 start off with it with the two developments from this week i wanted to go through with you ryan

00:34:04.280 there's this astonishing article here that's in the australian which confirms almost in ryan-esque

00:34:13.540 language i had to double check see if you didn't actually write this article yourself exactly what

00:34:19.480 you've been coming on over recent months explaining about this is a taxi service it's a waterway taxi

00:34:26.460 service over the channel um and the photo by the way um denver i don't know if you just scroll down

00:34:33.600 just to see the the photo in all of its unglory um some more there is no better those i i think

00:34:41.520 of the french police there is no better illustration of the absolute farce of the so-called border

00:34:49.620 control of the so-called partnership between france and the uk than this site there they are

00:34:57.060 those are the invaders setting off from the north coast of of um of france um heading over the

00:35:07.320 english channel and they are standing there and they are literally doing nothing ryan bridge

00:35:13.400 hi how we doing i mean this is this is a typical picture that we at raisethecolors.org.uk

00:35:22.840 have been showing you guys all around the world on our channels for for over for over 18 months now

00:35:30.180 um we've seen these type of images in northern france when we was out there on operation um

00:35:36.820 and basically we we you know we're just we're happy that these images are coming out now we're

00:35:43.340 happy that this is every second and third story in the news in the uk at the moment and we think

00:35:48.580 that we think that our job and our work um has done good because the i mean for australian news

00:35:55.340 to be getting hold of these images now and things like this i feel that that we're being heard um

00:36:01.520 And that this is a complete disgrace that MI5, MI6,

00:36:06.840 the world's biggest CCTV per square country, the UK, 1.00

00:36:12.620 can be beaten by the rubber dinger. 1.00

00:36:14.860 I think it's an absolute disgrace.

00:36:17.580 And at the end of the day, I just believe that these images are coming out.

00:36:21.060 I'm glad they're coming out.

00:36:22.100 I'm glad that the world's waking up to this.

00:36:25.040 And I'm just really, really, it's a sad state.

00:36:28.580 But let me just say about the actual picturing question.

00:36:31.520 that picture is the true facts of what happened people like shabana mahoud will show you um

00:36:38.500 other images of smaller boats and the french are over there and they're stopping the boats and

00:36:42.920 stopping the dinghies but that's the extent of it that boat has taxied up and down in the distance

00:36:47.800 there that boat has taxied up and down french northern territory picking up groups of 10 and

00:36:53.100 15 and 20 before it disembarks they track this boat and they follow it up and down this isn't

00:36:58.840 just a one-off hit that boat's in the sea for four or five hours before it disembarks for the

00:37:04.000 treacherous journey six miles to the uh to the french boat to be tugged to the uk boat and into

00:37:09.540 the uk um and you know that's a tongue-in-cheek there but um that that is where we're at and

00:37:15.540 and you know i'm glad that the not only the uk but the world's media are now and are showing this

00:37:21.620 i'm very happy that these images are coming out i noticed that president macron and andy burnham

00:37:34.420 the new british prime minister have announced jointly announced a special a special task force 0.97

00:37:40.820 to crack down on these mega dingus ryan i perhaps you'll agree with me perhaps not you don't need 1.00

00:37:49.040 a special task force to deal with the issue,

00:37:52.420 which with all the hundreds of millions of euros,

00:37:55.460 of taxpayers' euros, it will cost for the bureaucracy

00:37:57.740 and the totally performative going through the motions to stop them.

00:38:02.300 These are rubber dinghies.

00:38:03.540 What you need is one guy with a $200 air rifle.

00:38:10.060 They're rubber dinghies.

00:38:11.420 That's all it takes.

00:38:12.480 Well, we can't go down that route.

00:38:14.660 We can't put lives in danger because you will get banned from France

00:38:17.380 forever if you say things like that.

00:38:19.040 You are already banned from France.

00:38:24.060 It's a pellet gun, right? 0.54

00:38:25.500 A BB gun.

00:38:26.200 That's not going to put anybody's life in danger.

00:38:28.460 I tell you what it will put in danger, right?

00:38:31.380 The viability of crossing the English Channel of a rubber dinghy. 1.00

00:38:37.060 You know, as far as I'm concerned, right?

00:38:40.140 Ryan, correct me if I'm wrong.

00:38:41.800 as far as i'm concerned that one pellet in a striking a 200-man rubber dinghy and the sound

00:38:51.400 yeah that is the most beautiful noise in border control enforcement

00:38:58.940 that is the that's the most beautiful noise in border control enforcement

00:39:05.880 the slow sound of air escaping that's that's you don't need you don't need a special task force

00:39:15.340 you need one guy with a 200 pellet gun ryan bridge the issue the issue that we've got i mean i mean

00:39:22.800 we are joking about it now because it's that much of a laughable joke that that it's happening i

00:39:29.140 I mean, these mega dinghies, what sort of word is mega dinghy?

00:39:32.560 I mean, it is crazy.

00:39:34.560 200 people on a boat, and they're picking them up up and down the shore

00:39:39.020 to get to the UK.

00:39:40.460 But the reality of this is, and the joke society is, 0.99

00:39:44.120 these people coming into our country are illegal. 1.00

00:39:46.760 They're unvetted. 1.00

00:39:47.700 We don't know who they are, where they're from.

00:39:49.100 They're from third world countries, circumnavigating across Africa,

00:39:52.560 into Europe, into the UK. 0.98

00:39:54.920 And yet, every week, I can tell you, you know, 0.54

00:39:58.240 last week we had the story of the old age pensioner that got raped by a male migrant, 0.96

00:40:06.100 you know, and this was a male pensioner as well, raped by another male. You know, this 0.81

00:40:11.400 week we've got two 14 year old girls that have been sexually assaulted and one of them 0.65

00:40:16.600 being raped, penetrated by a 29 year old guy that's come over in the back of a lorry from

00:40:23.860 afghanistan and the jokes really are and the blood is on the hands of the government and previous 0.92

00:40:30.320 governments and and this is about patriotism unity togetherness because this burnham guy now

00:40:36.620 number 10 downing street is in london london's our capital let's keep our heritage let's do what

00:40:43.500 churchill behind me done and let's let's let's show a bit of a bit of togetherness this guy's

00:40:48.600 got number 10 of the north i mean it's just ridiculous these lefty woke sayings and mega

00:40:55.860 dingy this and you know that and i am sick to the back teeth of it because the people of our country

00:41:01.080 and my country ben are not feeling safe my daughter wants to go out to the park tonight

00:41:05.900 she can't go because it is too unsafe in the uk and it's because of weak governments and weaker

00:41:11.860 borders and and yet that sound would sound like sweet blitz but the main thing is the carrot

00:41:17.740 shouldn't be sown in the field for the rabbit to want to come um you know don't be too cynical

00:41:28.080 ryan i'd be quite happy to shift number 10 from downing street at westminster i would move it

00:41:35.160 down i'd double churchill i would move it down to the south coast of england and personally oversee

00:41:41.840 the um the the the the invasion of the landings of these rubber dinghies that's what i would do 0.76

00:41:49.520 and i would go back to london once the the national crisis has been ended i i say again 0.75

00:41:56.080 i say again you you accused me somewhat unfairly of joking on this point one guy right one guy

00:42:05.120 one two hundred dollar air rifle problem solved right problem solved we're gonna we're gonna

00:42:12.900 we're gonna crunch some numbers ryan just give me two minutes to do an ad read we're gonna crunch

00:42:17.400 some numbers out of the home office of how much it's that they're actually spending per invader

00:42:24.520 and i'll just highlight highlight that one air rifle costs around two hundred dollars and it's

00:42:30.760 job done. I even went on to

00:42:32.760 chat GPT to find out how much it would cost

00:42:34.960 for 500 pellets

00:42:36.460 for the air rifle.

00:42:38.600 $5, right?

00:42:40.700 $5, right?

00:42:42.720 That would end the

00:42:44.140 invasion fleet 0.98

00:42:46.720 before it even left French

00:42:48.440 territory for $5 and

00:42:50.540 one gun and one guy to fire

00:42:52.700 it. Job finished. Okay.

00:42:55.620 We'll crunch

00:42:56.480 these numbers with Ryan Bidge in one moment.

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00:46:00.660 All right, five minutes left. Let's close them down with Ryan Bridge.

00:46:04.920 So Ryan, oh yeah, the Home Secretary released this week via a written question, a parliamentary question,

00:46:13.360 how much the UK, that is to say British taxpayers, are spending per person to return invaders to France

00:46:23.360 under the one-in, one-out scheme,

00:46:25.620 which is absurd and surreal on the face of it.

00:46:28.560 We send one out in France and just another one-in in return.

00:46:31.620 And we pay for this.

00:46:32.720 We pay 56, on average, 56,000 pounds sterling.

00:46:40.320 That's going to be about, what, $60,000 to $65,000 per invader

00:46:46.080 on a one-in, one-out basis.

00:46:48.740 We're not even net change zero, right?

00:46:52.120 And the Home Secretary, Shabana Mahmood, defended this practice and this expense by saying, oh, well, at the end of the day, it's what we would have spent anyway on putting them in the migrant hotels or giving them the three square meals a day.

00:47:12.420 So, yeah, what's the big fuss?

00:47:15.500 Ryan Bridge, that is how badly the British state, the British government, the Uni Party, presently in the hands of the Labour Party, that is how badly they spend your tax pounds, right?

00:47:32.360 i'm sure ryan bridge you are more assiduous with your personal housekeeping

00:47:37.560 and your own money and how you spend it so just not to waste it like most normal people right

00:47:45.500 when when the british state like like the american government takes your money via

00:47:49.900 taxes they they waste it and they spend it with with abandon the tide is turning right in the uk

00:47:58.980 Okay, the tide is turning.

00:48:01.420 The grains of sand, the remaining grains of sand,

00:48:04.780 are bouncing down the hourglass.

00:48:07.320 Nigel Farage is waiting in the wings.

00:48:09.420 You were there at the party conference a week ago.

00:48:11.600 What is the reaction in the UK now to these developments

00:48:15.060 and the absolute arrogance on behalf of the British political class

00:48:19.120 in the face of these statistics revealed this week?

00:48:23.000 Yeah, I mean, it's just another kick in the teeth for the public pass,

00:48:27.440 another kick in the teeth for the UK taxpayer

00:48:30.260 and the hard-working Brit 1.00

00:48:31.860 or, you know, even people that have come

00:48:34.600 and integrated from other countries

00:48:36.220 it's another kick in the teeth

00:48:38.380 if you pay tax in this country

00:48:40.080 and I just want to make a point on the figure

00:48:43.200 we have seen planes leave

00:48:45.940 with literally one person on them

00:48:47.380 so to even charter

00:48:48.600 they've got their own private jet basically

00:48:50.720 to get them back there

00:48:51.940 it is unbelievable

00:48:53.200 I myself, Ben, have spoken to

00:48:57.000 migrants um well illegal invaders that are attempting to come into our country 1.00

00:49:04.020 and they've said well we've already left we've left and we're coming back again 1.00

00:49:08.320 what is stopping these people from just doing this trip round and round and round and there

00:49:14.520 is not there's the facilities are there they know they can jump on the boat they know they can come

00:49:19.760 back um and go again and and the thing is these guys are leaving with credit cards they've been

00:49:25.200 And in the system, you know, I've discovered hotels before

00:49:29.080 where, you know, these guys are residents, shall we say,

00:49:33.120 residents of, you know, one hotel was the Marriott,

00:49:35.780 the next hotel was the Ramada.

00:49:37.340 And he said, well, that one's got a better gym

00:49:39.100 and this one's got the better solarium. 0.89

00:49:41.480 And I'm just like, this is absolutely ludicrous.

00:49:44.480 I don't know any country in the world.

00:49:47.120 Remember, we was the British Empire.

00:49:49.020 We were the, you know, the top guys.

00:49:52.060 You know, this British spirit that we've got, that I've got,

00:49:54.860 the fire in my belly to save my country.

00:49:57.540 We've got nowhere else to go.

00:49:59.360 We cannot just flee and go to another country.

00:50:01.840 We can't just break into another.

00:50:03.440 It's not in our culture and it's not in our makeup.

00:50:07.780 And for Mahmood to think that, I mean,

00:50:09.980 she's so out of touch with the country, with the people,

00:50:13.180 just like, you know, Burnham.

00:50:15.100 And Mahmood, she's from Birmingham.

00:50:19.520 She's the Home Secretary.

00:50:21.300 She facilitated Mr Nunes, who is the French Interior Minister.

00:50:25.760 That's like our Home Secretary.

00:50:27.340 She facilitated in banning myself and nine other people

00:50:31.540 from travelling to France, yet we'd never been arrested.

00:50:34.980 We've only ever been questioned.

00:50:36.780 They didn't like what we were reporting.

00:50:38.840 How can they do this ban on me?

00:50:41.200 Yet Mahmoud now is spending more and more money,

00:50:43.880 which we're going to talk about next week, on putting flags up

00:50:46.960 because I got that adjourned, represented myself

00:50:49.440 and showed you that that was a complete waste of time and waste of money public purse is being

00:50:54.720 absolutely wasted by these clans um i just want to supplement what you were just saying

00:51:01.460 right with a figure that emerged out of sweden um this week it emerged that they are spending

00:51:10.920 27 000 27 000 euros it's about 30 000 in a cash donation to each invader to voluntarily leave

00:51:20.700 and they do exactly ryan bridge what you just said they take the money say thank you very much

00:51:25.520 pocket the money they go and then they they're back in on the next thing and so the fast continues

00:51:30.900 ryan bridge on uh social media where do people go where do they go if they want to give you guys

00:51:36.620 of support by buying in a bit of merch yeah a bit of merch or a small a small cup of coffee would do

00:51:43.540 us to help with the legal fees raisethecolors.org.uk yeah i keep saying i'm gonna come on and host the

00:51:54.660 show one day wearing some rtc merch all right that's it all we've got time for now steve back

00:51:59.900 in the chair 10 a.m tomorrow my thanks to rob at real america's voice and of course to victorio

00:52:05.820 santifranco spends all week tirelessly putting these shows together my thanks to our guests

00:52:11.900 today ryan bridge and nick tyrone god bless for now folks

Bannon's War Room - September 19, 2026

WarRoom Battleground EP 1090： NICK TYRONE, Author Of Pro-Farage 'The Rise Of Reform'; And Raise The Colours' Ryan The Lion

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