I don't know of any other country whose elites are so determined the whole time to trash their own history and traditions.

The best example I think is a Pakistani Muslim gang. We are seeing potentially the Lebanonization of Britain.

Kyrstaan tweeted a photo just a couple of weeks ago where I'm not sure I've seen something like that before

We've also promoted what you might call a hard multiculturalism

The Labor Party has become a movement of social activists and student radicals

I understood less and less what you might call working class Britain came to regard those communities with contempt.

With Prince Harry, I think his behaviour has been absolutely appalling.

They've bought completely into that kind of woke agenda.

Paul Embry, welcome to the show.

Great to be here. Oh, it's great to have you here. I'm going to straight into it. Is the UK, and to what extent is it now an airport? I think it's probably a fair

analogy. I think there is a sense among people that we're almost a bit of a global hub

rather than a home. And I think that cuts against the instincts of lots of people because whilst

I think by and large we are a tolerant, welcoming nation. I still think people like the idea that Britain is

their home. It's not a shop. It's not an airport. We're not here just for people to pass through

to carry out transactions and then disappear and then maybe come back again in the future

at some point.

And I think there's a sense also that many people within the political establishment see it in that way as an airport.

And that again conflicts, I think, with most people, particularly working class people in my view, their sense

of belonging, their sense of place, their sense of rootedness. And I think that difference in

mindset, which has been exposed, I think, over the last kind of 20 or 30 years is a large

part of the reason why we've had some of the turbulence within the

British political system and socially in our country for quite a while now.

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