Okay, let's be honest, we have got a national emergency. I'm not talking about the rubbish in the streets in Birmingham. I'm talking about the amount of illegal migrants who are entering Britain via Dover. It is a national emergency. It's surely now time to bring in the troops. I never thought

I'd say that, but it's clearly now at crisis point. How do I know when even, well, I'll tell you,

is when the BBC start reporting it, honestly, then you know there's a problem. Look at this.

I found it on my phone for you. The number of migrants

arriving in the UK after crossing the English Channel has reached a new record for the first

four months of the year. This is the BBC. Some 656 people arrived in 11 small boats on Saturday, taking the total number of people

crossing in 2025 so far to 8,064, according to home office figures.

We're less than halfway through April.

That's already higher than the seven and a half thousand people

who crossed the channel over the first four months of last year. That's our record high.

The Home Office spokesman says the government has a serious credible plan, oh yeah,

to finally restore order to our asylum system, and it will stop at nothing

to dismantle the business models of people smuggling gangs.

Now, let me tell you, that number has gone up even more.

Today, there was a record number coming over in inflatable dinghies, over 750 people. I'm not blaming the individual

migrants. It's obviously a massive trade, but I'm blaming our government, successive governments.

Rishi Sunak, he was useless at this, and so is Kyr Stama. But we as a nation have to do something.

If there's 700 people coming a day, listen to what I've got to say, we already know there's

96,000 here at the moment.

It's costing us six million pounds a day to keep them in hotels.

Well, just do the math, as they say in America, or the maths.

Just say, let's just do 700 a day, and let's just base it on two days, two days in every week.

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