Hi, good afternoon. Just to be clear, I condemn the violence. This anarchy has to stop.

It's not big, it's not clever, and it's extremely dangerous. It has to stop. I condemn it.

I condemn what happened in Tamworth in that hotel and in any of the cities over the weekend.

I also condemn what happened at Manchester

Airport, that terrible beating up of the coppers and indeed the policeman's reaction to it. I condemn what

happened in Leeds with the so-called Roma community. We need to come down hard on that as well.

I condemn, obviously, the terrible slaying of these little children last week, a week ago today.

And as far as I'm concerned, the sooner we get him in court, get him found guilty, and give him the Saddam shuffle, which won't happen, but that's what

should happen, the better. So let's be absolutely clear, unequivocal, I am against all kinds of

political violence that we've been witnessing. However, I do have concerns about immigration. Like many people in this great country of ours,

I believe in well-controlled, managed immigration. I believe immigration has been great for the country.

I think it's made as a richer, more varied, more diverse, a better place to live.

But what we've had over the last few years, especially since Tony Blair, opened the floodgates and allegedly, along with Mr. Mandelson or Lord Mandelson,

wanted to rub our noses in diversity, we've had uncontrolled immigration. And that's not good for a nation. It's been absolutely too

rapid, too quick and too many people. That doesn't mean I'm against immigrants. It doesn't mean

I'm a racist. We should be able to say these things without fear or threat of being imprisoned.

But that's what Kirstarmer's doing.

And I thought the adults were back in charge, the grown-ups were back in charge.

Really?

Well, it's taken four weeks for that idea to collapse.

I'm not saying Rishi Sunak would be any better.

He'd have probably been worse.

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