Our British state is there for the taking. We've got the highest tax burden ever. Taxis are going to go up again.

And then they slip the digital ID in.

And then bingo.

You earn more sitting on your backside than going to work.

We shouldn't just have to accept decline.

Who do you think really runs the state?

Well, the NHS medical negligence bill has just topped 60 billion pounds.

If we are losing our best and brightest and our youngest generation, look at who we're importing. Maybe this is planned. Can't get away with it anymore and they hate it and that's why they want to shut us down. People know you from GB News. What's your story? I'm an alcoholic. I have to work very hard at that. I was unemployed. I thought my career was over. And then I got a phone call one day. Do we actually have free speech right now? Of course we don't. Is there anything that's come out of the far left? You've changed your mind on. Gosh, that is a cracking question. What's the current state of the UK? Oh, right, straight into it, are we? No lube.

Bite the pillow, we're going in dry.

Right, okay, so the current state of the UK is pretty dire, I think.

We are in a situation where I think a lot of people have fundamentally lost hope.

People are leaving.

I hope they don't leave, by the way. I think the best thing to do is obviously to try to stay and fight and change things, and I think a lot of people have fundamentally lost hope. People are leaving. I hope they don't leave, by the way. I think the best thing to do is obviously to try to stay and fight and change things. And I think that while some sympathetic to people leaving, that is potentially a little sign of weakness. We're in pretty dire straits, both economically, culturally, socially, right across the board. I mean, there was something that came out last night,

for example, it was on the front of the times today, which is that our public sector workers

are more inclined to support Russia, China and extremist groups like Hamas than any other section

of society. So if you think about what that

means logically, people in the NHS, our civil service, teaching, etc., are more inclined to

support those groups in the wider society. The rot there is right at the core of the kind of

British state. And that is a big, big problem. So, yeah,

we've got a huge job on our hands, I think, really, to try to resuscitate Britain, but it can be

resuscitated, but it's just going to take a lot of work. Wow. So each one of those subjects,

I'd like to go in at some point. And I've kind of got to the point now with myself where I'm kind of pissed off with

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