The home of common sense. This is talk. I don't know what's happened to me this morning. I just, I've reached a point now where I've just like the point of no return. I don't care. I don't care what happens to these people. Put them all down a mind shaft, after all I care. And you know, Lucy Connolly's coming out apparently the end of this month. That will be, I'm sure, another cultural touch point for us. But it's time really for Kirstama and for this government to accept the fact that they have driven this country into the sea, right? 50,000 people have come here since he was the prime minister, right? And they're all still coming. They're coming on boats now, a hundred at a time. These are not small boats anymore. If at Cooper might call them small boats. They're not small boats, they're big still coming. They're coming on boats now a hundred at a time. These are not small boats. If at Cooper might call them small boats. They're not small boats. They're big bloody

boats and they're full of scumbags coming here to rape this country. And I've had enough,

quite frankly. Let's talk about some breaking news. GDP figures show economic growth has slowed.

It only grew by 0.3% between April and June, and

apparently the blame for that is higher business costs. Oh, I wonder why. Business costs have

gone up. Oh, let's see. Could it be that, you know, international things have added tariffs?

No, it's Rachel Reeves. Rachel Reeves put national insurance contributions up. She put the minimum wage up.

That's why business costs have gone up.

And now, Kirstama, all he can think of doing is meeting with that dwarf,

Vlodomia Zelensky, from Ukraine.

And they're going to have a meeting this afternoon down the street.

Well, that's great, isn't it?

It's not going to help us at all.

0344-49-1,000. This is the Home of Common Sense. Let's get it on. I don't know. I've just, I'm just, you know what? Sometimes you wake up and you just go, just have enough. I'm not interested anymore in anything. You've got the TikTok migrant, you know, is coming on Saturday after the clamp down. Yeah, we're going to clamp everything down. You're going to start arresting people detaining them, and then we're going to deport them. This bloke came in on Saturday. By Sunday, he was in a room with two single beds and a double bed in a hotel, a Crown Plaza hotel, mind you, which is rather nice, near Heathrow. And he's sending out TikTok videos telling everybody, this is how you do it. And there he is, you know, on one of these boats, which is now carrying a hundred, this is like the biggest travel company in the world now, right? There's none of these people, they're not dying, they're not drowning, they're just getting on a boat that's so robust that it can get across the channel, no problem at all, and then they arrive here, and it's happy days, you know, glorious, isn't it? You get a job with Liverpool, you know, if you do, unfortunately get caught, you know, working illegally, you get fined. They just find somebody, 26 quid, right? Which is actually less than the average order on deliveroo. Twenty-six pounds you got fine because he apparently doesn't have any money. We are the laughing stock of the world, ladies and gentlemen. I'm sorry to say it, but we are. This one from Sarah in Birmingham, I hope that you're well. I thought I'd give you some good news.

I'm big up the pharmacist of the UK. I was in need of medical advice yesterday following several insect bites which turned nasty. Do I fill in a form online and see if I can get it past the receptions at the doctor? Do I physically go to the doctor like in the good old days and wait to be seen? ha ha don't be silly do i call one one one no i take myself down to the chemist asked to see the

pharmacist within 15 minutes i had good old days and wait to be seen. Ha ha! Don't be silly. Do I call one-one-one-one? No. I take myself down to the

chemist, ask to see the pharmacist and within 15 minutes, I had a consultation and I've been prescribed a course of antibiotics and felt looked after. So when it comes to striking doctors, I'd sack them all and if any of those due a pay-rise, in my opinion, it's the pharmacist. They've been plug in a gap for these bloody doctors for years. Have a good day. Sarah, I'm pleased to say that

you got yourself sorted out at the pharmacist. They've been plugging a gap for these bloody doctors for years. Have a good day. Sarah, I'm pleased to say that you got yourself sorted out of the pharmacist. And of course, what we've found out this week as well is that pharmacists are now the victims of a massive wave of shoplifting. You know, more scumbags who come into the pharmacy don't want to pay for anything and just scoop stuff off the shelves and run out with it. You know, that's the world we now live in. You know, if you pay for anything, you're a mug. If you pay tax, you're a mug. If you actually do anything that's good for this country, you're an idiot, right? Because everybody else is taking the Mickey out of it. And everybody else is making fun of you and looking at you and going, what are you doing that for? You pay road

tax. You're an idiot. You get car insurance. You're a complete and utter twit, right? Because nobody is

doing it. All of these scumbags are coming into the country and ripping the ass out of it and making

out that we should be paying for it. And we're all being stupid by doing so. I'm sick to death of it. Let's talk to Sir Neil Sharma, a police who will commentator, a host of the rational voices with Sunil podcast. Sunil, I'm in a bad mood today, mate. I can't help it. I'm sorry, but I'm not sorry because it's time that we admitted the truth. We are being taken for a very long ride by these absolute scumbags

coming to this country and ripping us all off. Yeah, for sure. I mean, the boat situation is crazy.

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