Go to ground.news/triggernometry to see through media bias and get the full story. Use our link to save 40% on the Ground News unlimited access Vantage plan this month. Chapters 👇 02:54 Start 04:52 Why did Rishi call the election now? 06:19 Polling stats 07:10 Rishi’s D-Day Blunder 09:40 Where the Boris voters will go 10:54 The Death of the Conservative Party 13:30 Labour are still vulnerable 16:47 The Tories need to work out what they stand for 17:51 The Tories created Farage 18:45 The power of Farage 22:00 Farage’s comments on Ukraine 24:50 Farage’s strategy post-election 25:46 SPONSOR: Ground News 28:12 Will Farage run for leadership of the Conservatives? 29:40 Farage will expand Reform beyond himself 31:19 Reform’s manifesto 32:57 We need an alternative to the establishment elite 34:43 The population explosion 37:00 The Lib Dems 38:20 Where will the Tories focus post-election? 40:40 What do the Lib Dems stand for? 42:23 Will Labour win back the Red Wall? 43:40 The threat from a strong Labour Party 44:15 Proportional Representation 44:58 Matt’s gut instinct on results 46:34 The Left’s embrace of Islam 49:22 Starmer under pressure from muslim voters 50:18 The threat to Jews 51:10 Who is Starmer really? 52:50 We screwed the business economy 55:44 Will there be a muslim party in Britain? 01:00:37 SPONSOR: Ground News 01:03:00 Matt’s Substack 01:03:37 Trailer for Lauren Southern’s Interview 01:04:42 What will be Labour’s first policies? 01:05:23 Labour’s insane plan for immigration 01:07:50 Reform is the only alternative to mass migration policies 01:09:07 How long will Starmer last? 01:10:53 Matt asks Konstantin about Ukraine 01:16:10 A wake-up call is coming 01:17:53 Farage will have to juggle 3 things as an MP 01:19:26 Reform is building the plane while it’s flying 01:20:35 Tackling the NHS 01:22:30 Is this really Reform’s moment? 01:23:30 The Shy-Reform Voter? 01:25:54 Did Farage shoot himself in the foot with Ukraine? 01:26:40 The benefits of Brexit 01:28:19 Is the far-right gaining traction? 01:28:55 How reliable are the polls?

If Reform merge with the Tories or Nigel goes for the Conservatives it will be a MASSIVE MISTAKE. Reform need to completely replace the Tories!!

@britainbetterthanyou

3 күн бұрын

lol you are politically ignorant. Reform are a dead-on-arrival party like UKIP. You can only win elections with the centrist vote who are about 33% of the country and would NEVER vote for Reform for obvious reasons.

@22448824

3 күн бұрын

I think you’ll find that Farage’s intention is to take over the Tory party. Like Trump did with the Republican Party

@johnlee3899

2 күн бұрын

This 100%

@BOBBOBBOBBOBBOBBOB69

2 күн бұрын

Why should Reform save the Tories?

@patriciakimball8150

2 күн бұрын

Or maybe Nigel can reshape the Tories the way Trump reshaped the Republican Party

Reform UK all the way.

@kenhorlor5674

3 күн бұрын

The political class are in for a surprise, there is something happening out there, and the polls are not picking it up.

@britainbetterthanyou

3 күн бұрын

This isn’t a game. You’re not getting revenge. We think the Tories haven’t listened to us, but that’s not true is it. SOME Tories - the wets - like Sunak failed us, and deserve to lose their seats. But plenty of Tories who fought the system and are just like us, don’t deserve to lose their seats. We don’t deserve to have Labour MPs inflicted on us. Labour are going to bring the hurt. When you look at the immigration figures, the Tories, for all their faults, the large immigration figures are mostly students (who are temporary and cycle out every 3-5 years); and careworkers/NHS staff due to a very specific massive labour shortage in those areas post Brexit/Covid. EUROPEAN IMMIGRATION is at a net-negative. So they did listen to us, but that caused problems and they tried to fix it by importing foreign nurses etc. The true horror of immigration came in the 90s and 00s under Labour with their POPULATION REPLACEMENT immigration: which is something entirely different to Tory immigration which, as full of blunders as it was, at least was trying to address serious careworker and NHS shortages which needed fixing ASAP. Labour used immigration to replace us and that’s what’s happening on our screens and in our cities. We’ve made the mistake of blaming the Tories for immigration that actually isn’t even immigration 50% of the time: it’s the CHILDREN of Labour’s immigration, reaching adulthood and making themselves known. Do the maths. Voting Reform is just voting for a party isn’t being honest and wants you ANGRY. Reform will never gain swing voters and centrists which is about 1/3rd of the country: Reform are a Hard Right party and the moment they stray from being Hard Right they will lose support as the Tories are. But voting Reform is making sure Labour begin population replacement again: WE ALL SUFFER.

@carolyndarragh1891

3 күн бұрын

@@britainbetterthanyou They are not 'hard right' they are putting forward sensible policy that the British people have been promised and actually want delivered. The Tories are too woke and have moved to the left. Ridiculous spending on illegal immigration and net zero is leaving the basics such as education, housing and healthcare utterly neglected. The current spending on woke is unsustainable. At the moment diversity and inclusion, whilst glorious words, mean 'not British'. Britons are left out in their own land. The borders are out of control because the government is beolden to a foreign court. The people voted for Brexit and by God they want it delivered. The Tories were incapable of delivering Brexit despite a historic mandate because their hands have been tied by policies instilled by New Labor and they haven't had the guts to overturn them. Farage has got the guts to put Britain and her citizens first, which is as it MUST be. The political elites (Tories and soon Labor) preside over a broken system which needs radical change in terms of looking after Britons first. Labor will be a disaster and have recent form at being so, so vote Reform to change and improve lifestyle and country.

@AA-yc8yr

2 күн бұрын

@@britainbetterthanyou FFS, are you lot that idiotic and cannot, will not read for shit and consider any data? What 'population replacement' are you fucking twatting about under Labour when the immigration under them was skewed towards Europeans, whereas under the Tories it has been signficiantly skewed towards non-Europeans? Not 'population', but cultural raplacement is the problem, and it has had much less to do with Labour migration policies. Au contraire, it's the Tories who have been deliberately allowing people in who bring completely different cultural views.

@amarok5048

7 сағат бұрын

@@britainbetterthanyou TL;DR

Reform is getting my vote! Join the revolution and vote Reform!

@britainbetterthanyou

3 күн бұрын

This isn’t a game. You’re not getting revenge. We think the Tories haven’t listened to us, but that’s not true is it. SOME Tories - the wets - like Sunak failed us, and deserve to lose their seats. But plenty of Tories who fought the system and are just like us, don’t deserve to lose their seats. We don’t deserve to have Labour MPs inflicted on us. Labour are going to bring the hurt. When you look at the immigration figures, the Tories, for all their faults, the large immigration figures are mostly students (who are temporary and cycle out every 3-5 years); and careworkers/NHS staff due to a very specific massive labour shortage in those areas post Brexit/Covid. EUROPEAN IMMIGRATION is at a net-negative. So they did listen to us, but that caused problems and they tried to fix it by importing foreign nurses etc. The true horror of immigration came in the 90s and 00s under Labour with their POPULATION REPLACEMENT immigration: which is something entirely different to Tory immigration which, as full of blunders as it was, at least was trying to address serious careworker and NHS shortages which needed fixing ASAP. Labour used immigration to replace us and that’s what’s happening on our screens and in our cities. We’ve made the mistake of blaming the Tories for immigration that actually isn’t even immigration 50% of the time: it’s the CHILDREN of Labour’s immigration, reaching adulthood and making themselves known. Do the maths. Voting Reform is just voting for a party isn’t being honest and wants you ANGRY. Reform will never gain swing voters and centrists which is about 1/3rd of the country: Reform are a Hard Right party and the moment they stray from being Hard Right they will lose support as the Tories are. But voting Reform is making sure Labour begin population replacement again: WE ALL SUFFER.

@kenjohnston2531

3 күн бұрын

@@britainbetterthanyou Don't be daft, Reform are not a hard-right party. Reform are a centre Party. The other parties have gone so far left that to some, the centre ground now appears extreme. Vote Reform, it's common sense.

@joce11

3 күн бұрын

​@@kenjohnston2531Quite agree. Anything right from the status quo these days is deemed far right (eye roll). Reform IMO is more what the Tories should have been. If the Tories had been actual Conservatives they'd have won the GE. The Tories have acted disgraceful, IMO. I'm done with Conservative. I will not vote for the New Labour. The whole reason this country is in a state is because of Blair and New Labours policies, policies the so-called Conservatives continued. The political landscape needs to change. No more useless Lib/Lab/Con. Vote Reform UK.

@kenjohnston2531

3 күн бұрын

​@@joce11 Quite right! 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧 Vote Reform for a better future, for our children and our grandchildren.

@notabiologist9865

2 күн бұрын

@@britainbetterthanyou The hurt is inevitable...How to get a real conservative party into office so that the damage labor will do is limited to one term? Most likely this will be a new party - Reform plus Conservatives that are in tune with what the public want.

A vote for Labour is a vote for Sharia.

@Native_Man123

3 күн бұрын

Aloha Snack Bar

@thediscokidd

3 күн бұрын

Chill bro. X

@grahamsimms8988

2 күн бұрын

And you won't be able to criticize it.

@francollins4036

2 күн бұрын

And LGBTQ...

@garthkite

2 күн бұрын

Unfortunately I don't think this is an exaggeration long term.

Unbelieveable that so many people are intending to vote Labour. Their history is pretty appalling! The thought of Labour being in charge is very depressing!

@sqwalnoc

3 күн бұрын

They have F'ed the country every single time they have been in office

@jasonsccheung3831

3 күн бұрын

The same with the Tories. I blame the first pass the post system.

@paulg451

3 күн бұрын

Vote reform for change

@jamietherooster

3 күн бұрын

i don't know anyone who considers starmer appealing. Even traditional labour voters. I guess that's why the media want to keep all the attention and scrutiny on the tories in the run up to the election

@britainbetterthanyou

3 күн бұрын

Most of the country do not care about immigration. Look at the data. Labour and Lib Dem voters care more about pushing a green agenda than immigration. Most of the country actually likes the kind of immigration the Tories were forced to push (due to NHS etc shortages, dispersed). What they don't like is concentrated immigration designed to reproduce : which is what LABOUR did.

Vote Reform UK for a chance at positive change 🇬🇧

VOTE REFORM

@HamishBanish

3 күн бұрын

I just voted Reform by post. Most optimistic feeling I have had in over a decade GO REFORM. 🇬🇧 💪 GO FARAGE 🇬🇧 💪

@christinalayzelle832

3 күн бұрын

@@HamishBanish 👍🇬🇧

@beecat9951

3 күн бұрын

Will do 👍

@Vangough792

3 күн бұрын

Yes I am. My mother has done already via post, bro, his GF and my daughter saying they are too

@RichardEnglander

3 күн бұрын

​@@HamishBanishmine went, in PEN not pencil 😂😂

Vote Reform everyone 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

I honestly find it hard to believe that anyone is still voting Lab/Lib/Con. Who are these people?! 😂 REVOLT

@pyros80

3 күн бұрын

Its the matrix. Some people are so completely dependant on the system, they will fight anyone who tries to unplug them.

@wobwub8188

3 күн бұрын

It’s baffling isn’t it!

@roy9816

3 күн бұрын

It's the same people who still think it was a great idea to lock us down three times.

@morenitomoreno1282

3 күн бұрын

Reform is trash too.

@joshyman221

3 күн бұрын

So you live in a bubble? There’s plenty of reasons to vote for each party and it all boils down to where your values align. Not everyone wants Farage as PM. For real, serious and decent reasons. I can understand why you want him but if you can’t see the other side then you are 100% in a bubble.

Reform UK for me and lets drain the swamp of the elite and let the common man have a slice of the cake for a change and get some Reform UK some seats in Parliament.

@britainbetterthanyou

3 күн бұрын

what is this low IQ American BS you're bringing to British politics lol

Agree on this point. Reform May not have the solutions but at least they ARE asking the right questions. Neither of the two big parties even want to discuss these issues. UK politics is broken. We need proportional representation. Vote Reform.

@joce11

3 күн бұрын

I want the political landscape to change to reflect the needs and wishes of the majority which is ordinary working people. If that means voting Reform UK to kickstart change then so be it. Nothing changes until the majority of people stop voting for the usual suspects. IMO you want to kickstart change then you've no choice but to vote Reform UK.

Reform gets my vote.

@offshoretomorrow3346

3 күн бұрын

It's possible to support Ukraine AND believe that the US Deep State deliberately provoked, and is prolonging, the war.

VOTE REFORM …PLEASE YOU KNOW WE NEED THEM 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿💙💙💙

Actions speak louder than words! VOTE REFORM

Nigel’s comments on Ukrainian were 💯spot on, and he’ll get my vote for saying it!

@mostevil1082

3 күн бұрын

He lost a lot of people I know with those retarded Putin talking points. The Cossacks were always Britain's allies against Russia. Advocating weakness on Russia and parroting the Kremlin is Corbyns vibe.

@BennyMcGibbon

3 күн бұрын

It was pathetic watching the daily mail try to turn his comments into a political scandal. In reality he said what we all believe to be the case.

Can’t get enough of Matt Goodwin atm. Thanks for having him on

@Sebastian_Snufflepuss

3 күн бұрын

He’s very interesting

@christiankreps5920

11 сағат бұрын

Stellar future in the political arena, if he wants it.

Im 81. A War Baby. My generation was well fed, had health care and decent schooling, even to higher levels was possible. Why? Not because the Elite loved us but because we were needed for production purposes as so many workers had died in the war. Now, as we are slaves, they do not need to look after us/spend money on us. We are expendable and replaceable

@22448824

3 күн бұрын

I may be wrong but I don’t think Attlee was part of the elite. He cared for G Britain

@andrewmawdsley3512

Күн бұрын

Great analysis Margaret, but thoroughly depressing.

@NoNo-nr2xv

5 сағат бұрын

Ding ding. If there are millions to import, why care about the natives?

Join The People's Revolt. Join Reform UK. Bin the hopeless Uniparty.

Hard to believe that Net 0 was even in question while China and India continue as they are. What a waste of time, energy and money.

@davidunderwood5

2 күн бұрын

Correct! Immigration isn’t the only reason the European voters are moving to the right. Net zero has cost a fortune and hasn’t helped the people with their energy bills. Its failed

I disagree with Farage on Ukraine, however that doesn't pose an existential threat to liberal democracy in the UK. Islamism, the shift of power away from Parliament, the entrenching of 'woke' in our institutions etc. are existential threats.

@andrealeetobias3474

3 күн бұрын

Well said

@stevenwright7290

3 күн бұрын

Exactly.

@kylestanley1160

2 күн бұрын

And that's the thing how many poloticians can you disagree with without it resulting in insults. Theres things I don't agree with Farage on but there's alot I do agree with him.

@grahamsimms8988

2 күн бұрын

Couldn't agree more

@afuzzycreature8387

2 күн бұрын

you have these children, and they are children, breaking fundamental powers to meet their faith. I wish they would stop

Anyone who loves their country should be voting Reform. Truly.

@robertryan6782

3 күн бұрын

Hahahahaha

@nicky611

3 күн бұрын

I think you’re right. It really can’t be Labour or the Tories.

@user_xsr

3 күн бұрын

The government has opened the country to people who hate the country and let them stay

@user_xsr

3 күн бұрын

The government has opened the country to people who h@te it (but benefit from it) and let them stay..

@Native_Man123

3 күн бұрын

Absolutamente

Reform UK gets my vote, without a shadow of doubt. The fact that we likely have to suffer a Labour goverment for four years sickens me. I typically have voted Conservatives, but no longer.

@Philcopson

3 күн бұрын

Why four?

@joshuasenior4370

2 күн бұрын

5 years

the Wrong Nation Tories need putting in dustbin of history !

Thank goodness for Triggernometry and other independent platforms giving us election discussion and videos of speeches. I remember the bad old days of being stuck with whatever TV and the newspapers decided you were going to think. I'd love to know how many viewers/readers the MSM have lost over the years. Must be millions.

@BennyMcGibbon

3 күн бұрын

Remember at one point most of the country tuned into watch Neighbours on TV each night.

You simply cannot change the minds of an insurgent enclave population with a completely different world view, has loyalties to another nation, and detests the host nation and its indigenous peoples. It is simply arrogant and unrealistic to think so and completely misunderstands the severity of the problem at hand. Only people who do not live in these areas would think otherwise.

@Casper-we3dq

3 күн бұрын

Having lived in an area that was colonised in this way I have to agree.

Voting Reform is not about “punishing the Tories for not being conservative enough” its about punishing the Tories for years of lying about their intentions of governing conservative. Conservatism elects them and then liberalism governs

@stevenwright7290

3 күн бұрын

Yep. Total betrayal of the electorate.

@joce11

3 күн бұрын

Agree but it's also about sending a message to Labour to change tact. Time the usual suspects realised to win a majority and keep a majority they need to reflect the actual majority. We need to kickstart change so IMO vote Reform UK.

@carolyndarragh1891

3 күн бұрын

100%

@22448824

3 күн бұрын

They are the same thing.

I am convinced the shy Reform phenomenon is MASSIVE. The question of credibility should be focused on Starmer/Sunak/Davey. Any sensible, normal, common sense thinking Brit must surely inherently know these are not serious people. Not serious in their ability to represent our nation. And frankly, so inauthentic and of touch with the electrate its staggering.

@SJ44-tu8ow

3 күн бұрын

Sensible, common sense Brits are being replaced at an exponential rate.

@BennyMcGibbon

3 күн бұрын

They don't answer to the electorate they only answer to the Bugz for thee but not for me Blofeld man.

Wish Matt would join politics and become an MP for reform x

Who’s genuinely still voting Tory? Like who are these people? I can’t believe they are even polling about 10% let alone 20%.. if the Tory’s somehow still manage to get the second most votes then I’ve officially lost faith and the people that voted them ought to be ashamed of themselves.

@pickleperryemz

3 күн бұрын

@thegingerbreadgod1312 the people still voting Tory are the ones who can’t let go of the politics of fear, they are voting against Kier Starmer not for Rishi Sunak.

@CarlEveriss

3 күн бұрын

Do you believe polls? Do you believe that the establishment will run a fair election? Do you think this establishment won't do everything they can with the help of mainstream media to make sure Reform don't succeed, as they did with Brexit.

@greaper5123

3 күн бұрын

@@thegingerbreadgod1312 either that or it's fixed, I am also baffled by it, after all the COVID crap, PPE scandals, party gate etc etc, how can anyone vote for that??

@jasonsccheung3831

3 күн бұрын

You don't know middle England.

@littleinkling4604

3 күн бұрын

Because the wokeism this channel dispairs over will be appeased by Labour. Do you vote for incompetence or slightly less incompetence but with identitarian politics incluses.

Starmer makes me think of the Groucho Marx line:” These are my principles, and if you don’t like them..well,I have others.”

@daveharrison61

2 күн бұрын

Except he seems to have missed the point that duck soup was satire.

i watch a lot of KZread from left to right , & i see a lot of people saying they are voting for Reform

@andybarry5315

3 күн бұрын

I know professionals and business owners who have switched from Cons to Reform.

@stevenwright7290

3 күн бұрын

Me too. I predicted Trump's win in 2016, just from reading comments online. I get the same vibe with Reform atm. I obviously don't think they'll win, but I do think they'll do well.

@joce11

3 күн бұрын

Everyone I know has switched to vote Reform UK.

@craighart9278

2 күн бұрын

Yeah, I see the same thing but the problem imo is that many people in YT comments are politically aware. Unfortunately there are many who are not. So it may not be a true representation of what's going on. I do hope Reform do well though as the political elite need another big wake up call.

@andybarry5315

2 күн бұрын

@craighart9278 100% agree...those on this platform can navigate around and can seek out the truth. I have that feeling those outside youtube are not as well informed. I'm not on FB or x so I don't really know what's going on

What a fantastic conversation! This needs to be shared to everyone conservatives and red wall voters because Nigel and the reform party= our last hope!

What has surprised me most is how popular Nigel is amongst young people. Speaking to my children, they often say that Trump and Nigel are regarded as hilarious and much more relatable than standard politicians, which seems to mirror what is happening in Europe as a whole. I wonder if the lowering of voting age will eventually bite Labour in the ass, much like it did Scholz

Reform 💪

I’m voting Reform. Not sure I actually want them to win but I want to send a message to the rest of the cnuts

@lindawilding5516

3 күн бұрын

Why not

England is in trouble. They have everything going for them, but can't put it together on the pitch. Wait! Are we talking about politics? Nevermind. I don't know anything about British politics.

I support Ukraine 100% in its struggle with Russia. However, I'm still voting for Reform UK at this election because I understand the nuance in Nigel Farage's response to Nick Robinson's question.

@parkerjames3215

3 күн бұрын

I don’t want to fight Russia and Russia doesn’t want to take over your country they don’t want nato and said they would fight but nato kept pushing

@aucourant9998

3 күн бұрын

@jamesvdv0 It's not Ukraine 'struggling' against Russia, it's Russia fighting against NATO. Ukraine is just being used by the US neo-cons in their attempt to destroy Russia, break it up and plunder it like they did in Iraq, Syria, and Libya (and indeed the plundering of Ukraine itself)

@christinalayzelle832

3 күн бұрын

@@parkerjames3215 I concur.

@paulg451

3 күн бұрын

He's spot on about our part in causing the war

@RichardEnglander

3 күн бұрын

Yes, understanding the enemy isn't the same as agreeing with them or justifying their actions.

From Brecon to the sea Wales will be Labour Free.🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🐑

I will be voting REFORM UK. Nigel was absolutely right about Ukraine.

@SJ44-tu8ow

3 күн бұрын

Don't forget that elite establishment types tend to do quite well out wars.

When you go to vote for ReformUK take a black permanent pen. Dont let them rub that pencil out 😂

@stevenwright7290

3 күн бұрын

Be very careful with that. They can discount your ballot if there's any ink carrying over onto another part of the slip. Make sure it dries before you fold it.

Im military based overseas. My postal vote is already sent, X in Reform.

@elainesmiles3671

3 күн бұрын

God bless you

Once upon a time working class people voted Labour believing that the Tories were for posh people. Nowadays the working class aren't posh enough for Labour! I returned my postal vote back to Newcastle City Council last week with my X by Reform Party. Hopefully many others will do the same. Great interview lads. As per! ❤

I’m yet to speak to anyone who not voting reform

@Native_Man123

3 күн бұрын

You would have to be CRAZY to not vote Reform UK

@thediscokidd

3 күн бұрын

Maybe try somewhere other than a Wetherspoons….

@mrgrumpytv2158

2 күн бұрын

@@thediscokidd I’m talking about people who I work with and family all over the country, ppl are fed up, did you watched tonight debate? Starmer can’t answer questions and Sunak going to lose his seat. Both are terrible, why would anyone vote for them, Sunak won the debate hands down, if it was a boxing match would have been stopped after immigration

@alexanderwatters6556

2 күн бұрын

I'm not saying you're not being forthcoming, but I would say that just because that may be true, it's not representative of the country as a whole. Just important to remember that.

@mrgrumpytv2158

2 күн бұрын

@@alexanderwatters6556 I’m not saying it not just saying everyone I’ve asked about the election has said reform and the last two people both today said there not going to vote

Who to vote for Dumb or Dumber. or our last chance saloon, Reform, no brainer isn't it

@BennyMcGibbon

3 күн бұрын

I believe if dumb and dumber were in charge of the country since 1997 we would be in a much much better state.

@thediscokidd

2 күн бұрын

@@BennyMcGibbontice and farage

Matt is always great value

If Labour get a large majority this country is finished , there will be no coming back , i ve told my kids to get out if that happens , i dont want my grandchildren growing up in a country where they are considered less than dirt and are fair game for every new arrival

@Elizabeth-jd3mn

3 күн бұрын

Many share your view but if they have a small majority and its made up of Lammy, Abbott etc they're far more likely to hijack him, take him down and replace him with someone even worse whereas a big majority would dilute them. I don't know which is best.

@stevenwright7290

3 күн бұрын

Where would they go? Most Western countries are a bit screwed too.

@SJ44-tu8ow

3 күн бұрын

This country is going to hell in a hand cart, unfortunately the same destructive gkob@list agenda is being carried out in every Western nation on the planet.

@Raven44453

3 күн бұрын

@stevenwright7290 They are looking at Australia, its big enough to find suburbs where their children will be safe and we have friends there

So many of our youthful voters choose to vote Labour without knowing that they started the ball rolling that got us in this mess. Tories simply couldn’t or wouldn’t stop it.

@joce11

3 күн бұрын

Bingo! Exactly why nobody should vote Conservatives or Labour unless you're hellbent in continuing the status quo. We need change. As for Lib Dems, well I've no idea why anyone takes them seriously. Lib Dems are a whole new level of woo woo, lol!

@22448824

3 күн бұрын

Youthful voters just want to do the nice thing without being aware of the constraints of reality

This Guy is AMAZING! He should be in Nigel's Cabinet.

Its shows how bent the system is when the liberals will get a fraction of the votes reform get yet many more seats

@stevenwright7290

3 күн бұрын

100%

Conservatism is definitely not the current Conservative Party. Vote Reform

Just shows how people can't break the habit of being sheep . Also are gullible when it come to the mainstream press BBC etc .

It doesn’t matter who you vote for. What matters is the Tories get Zero Seats.

I will never vote tory again. I hope that the party declares bankruptcy.

@BennyMcGibbon

3 күн бұрын

They will either go by way of the Whigs or become a bit part small player like the lib Dems. Remember the Lib Dems were the mightiest party for decades. Gladstone probably one of the most important politicians the world has ever seen was a lib Dem.

Reform already has my vote by postal, I think Reform will do extremley well, my closest friends are voting reform and I just get the same feeling like Brexit and the EU parliment vote for UKIP we will see the same come next week. There is a huge number of people in the UK totally disallusioned with Tories and Labour alike , What does suprise me however is Farage has concentrated his efforts with Reform in England , Wales was ripe for Reform especially in the valleys but guess money was an issue. I volenteered for window posters , Garden Psoter and to help in my constituency here in Wales, Mailed them twice and didn't even get a reply. The guy standing in my area is non existant , not out and about and nothing on social media.

@bear4772

3 күн бұрын

At the moment Reform seems very much to be an England only party. But maybe in the future they will expand and start looking further afield in the uk

@SteveJones-gz4vd

3 күн бұрын

@@bear4772 The fact that Wales voted the largest majority for Brexit should speak volumes, I also remember driving down the valleys here in Wales for the EU elections and every placecard you saw was UKIP. Just saying

@bear4772

3 күн бұрын

@@SteveJones-gz4vd doesn't matter what the posters or placards said if people didn't actually vote for them in any substantial numbers. Fact still remains that Reform has pretty much ignored Wales in this election. I understand why they are focused on England but don't expect people to vote for you enmass in a country you've ignored throughout your election campaign. If they expand their reach further in the next election then that's great but at the moment we're not the target audience. If they had such large numbers of support for brexit in Wales, then you'd think Reform would have latched onto that and grown their support there as well

@Elizabeth-jd3mn

3 күн бұрын

All we need is 1 man in 1 seat in Clacton!

@bear4772

3 күн бұрын

@@Elizabeth-jd3mn I hope he gets his seat, whatever else people may think, no one can deny that he would be a great addition to Westminster, Reform do have some good ideas (you don't have to agree with all of them to acknowledge the good ones) and they would be a much better opposition than tories or lib dems. It will be interesting to see how Reform grows between now and the next election. Farage is a great campaigner

Labour is Bigger government, more tax, more inflation, less money in your pocket and less freedom. We are so screwed.

The real question is...what's happened to KK's hair?

If they had governed fiscally and ideologically as actual conservatives then it wouldn't have come to this.

@paulg451

3 күн бұрын

He's a globalist puppet like Starmer.

@craighart9278

3 күн бұрын

*IF*

The labour campaign has just been “don’t vote for the tories, they’ve failed” but when asked about their own policies and promises they’re very vague and then refuse to tell us where the money to do these things is coming from in debates. Rishi I think is trying his best and does want to improve the economy and reduce NHS wait times and could be successful but the tori party as a whole is a complete shit show. As for Keir Starmer… he just wants power and will be easily manipulated by the media and people around him. The country is fucked.

@offshoretomorrow3346

3 күн бұрын

Labour will do what the Dems have done to cement eternal power: flood the country with millions of voters.

@BOBBOBBOBBOBBOBBOB69

2 күн бұрын

Kier is a legit narcissistic psychopath.

My fear, here in Edinburgh, is that Labour will devolve more powers to Scotland E.g Immigration!

@robertryan6782

3 күн бұрын

Ridiculous take for so many reasons and perceptions.

@craighart9278

3 күн бұрын

​@@robertryan6782 Why not say why. It just comes across as if you don't have any arguments why more powers would not be devolved, including immigration powers.

@Plotinolycopolino

3 күн бұрын

​@@craighart9278 Under Brown's 'New Britain' plan, any of the four nations would posses the power to call a referendum on leaving the Union, at any time.

@user-cc7ct1gd9m

3 күн бұрын

Vote Reform

@craighart9278

3 күн бұрын

​@@user-cc7ct1gd9mYeah, they are not perfect but it's the only party worth voting for to send a message to the political elite imo.

There has to be hope for some last minute swing. Tories are done. Now people will have make choice instead vote labour or don't vote, put you vote in Reform.

How can everybody vote for parties Tories ,Labour and Lib Dem. They are all awful

Brilliant Matt.Excellent analysis

Youre gonna have a trump like situation. Loads of people are gonna vote for him but not admit it

No mainstream TV channel or newspaper will offer analysis with anywhere near this level of depth, honesty & nuance.

It’s great to see 3 intelligent men able to enunciate clearly the thoughts and gut feelings of those right of centre, patriotic Brits.

Love Matt Goodwin, he speaks so clearly on the current state of British politics. By far my favourite political commentator

I want a party to stand up to islamism, radical progressivism, woke, and someone who has a healthy attitude to helping Gen Z. Tories...no Labour....no Lib Dem...😂 Greens...no Reform....yes. Ukraine is not my prime concern

@BennyMcGibbon

3 күн бұрын

If you are under 55 you'll be in Ukraine by the end of the year.

Regarding NHS, it’s hugely inefficient and wasteful, throwing more money at it is not the answer. It needs a complete overhaul.

Since this was aired, a huge poll (200k) predicted Reform getting probably 18 seats (as low as 9, as high as 99!)

We are about to have a man in charge that literally won't say that"Only women have acervix" gambling with bets using their inside knowledge. What could possibly go wrong guys? We'll be fine 👍😂

I have to say, someone has done an excellent job on KK's hair.

Im not a brit and like many nations, people have been betrayed by their government. But as a foreign observer, i hope the brits vote for REFORM. I mean, what could be worse?? Vote reform and take a chance or stay home and things get worse (like it could be any). Cmon 🩵🩵🩵

1:26:04 I’ve never bothered voting before but will vote Reform this time.

Our tory MP is now suspended due to dodgy betting , i ve voted tory all my life, and at 54, im now politically homeless. I've never felt so unsure about the future .

@HamishBanish

3 күн бұрын

Vote Reform And, PS, you were a fool to vote Tory repeatedly in the years since Cameron-Clegg.

@Jfp45

3 күн бұрын

@HamishBanish yes I realise that ,but not as foolish as those who voted & still vote for labour libdems& green .

@christinalayzelle832

3 күн бұрын

You’re not alone in feeling that way. Reform UK is the only party speaking for me.

@craighart9278

3 күн бұрын

I feel the same way. I will probably reluctantly vote Reform. They are far from perfect but voting for them will send out a message to the political elites in this country imo.

@pickleperryemz

3 күн бұрын

@Jfp45 I had only ever voted Tory until the last local elections, I was a party member for ten years, I am 36 years old and I have a nearly 4 year old daughter. They have lied through their teeth to me ever since I started voting, the situation with the future of this country is now critical. Einstein once said the definition of insanity is doing the same thing and expecting a different outcome, he was right. We now have a credible new option, the more people who support it the better, we need to put these anti British, globalist, commies back in the box in which they belong. I hope you join us.

Today, the Minsk Agreements look very generous.

I'm a little mystified why talking about the true origins of the Ukraine conflict is supposedly problematic. What Farage said is pretty much what happened and 'supporting' the war is nothing more than voting to keep feeding money into the arms industry.

@joshyman221

3 күн бұрын

Or supporting Ukraines right to not be invaded? History has shown over and over and over that dictators will not stop. The best way to prevent future wars is to not let Putin win.

@dallassukerkin6878

3 күн бұрын

@@joshyman221 That's not the issue, Josh. And the way you phrase your response suggests you know that you are just repeating an 'authorised' propaganda point. However, I will assume good faith on your part. This is Russia we are talking about, not the nation of some never-been-anything tin-pot dictator with banana's on his hat. They have ever been a landlocked empire and their safety depends on maintaining buffer states around themselves. Ukraine, with malice afore-thought, was induced to cease to be a buffer and bring NATO right up to the front door. No state with thought for it's own survival would tolerate that. Russia said so, very plainly and events transpired as they have *because* of Western provocation and the sabotaging of the peace process that followed (thanks, Boris). Russia doesn't want a war and cannot afford one either financially or in terms of materiel but it cannot let this turn out any way other than Ukraine becoming a reliable buffer again. It's gone on this long because, to be frank, the Russian military is not a sophisticated instrument *and* because the West is propping up Ukraine with our tax-funded equipment. Ukraine is not on the side of the angels; never be fooled into thinking that any country is really. What it is is the potential trigger for the wider conflict that those rubbing their hands in glee in the background are wishing for.

@Monkey-fv2km

3 күн бұрын

​@@dallassukerkin6878what you have there is an argument for not letting ex soviet nations into NATO, not an argument for whether or not to support Ukraine. Given your reasoning about russian border security Putin would invade those nations anyway, which I assume you have no problem with either morally or from a NATO security perspective.

@dallassukerkin6878

3 күн бұрын

@@Monkey-fv2km Not quite. You are right about not letting those states into NATO but not that they would be invaded … as long as they remained neutral they fulfil the function of a buffer. After all, if they are part of Russia they are not ‘buffering’ :)

@Monkey-fv2km

3 күн бұрын

@@dallassukerkin6878 maybe, but those ex soviet nations are pretty concerned about the Russian threat, which is a big reason for wanting NATO membership. Worth the discussion absolutely, but we're already in the mess now so how we got here is less of an issue than how we get out.

I can't believe were heading for another labour government, man its gonna be a mess

Every-one is saying that Labour have got this in the bag, due to: The Tories historic failure and voter apathy, please people we need a mass turn out for reform. I personally do not think we have 5 years.

Reform is the only sensible option at this moment in time. The added bonus being - it’ll just be a laugh watching Nige stick it to Labour on an daily basis in parliament 😂

So what Matt Goodwin is saying is that Farage needs to go back in time and erase what he said in 2014? I think Farage has played a blinder and got the issue out there before the offense miners picked up on the point.

Nothing here that we didn't already know. But it's good to hear Matt calling out Rory Stewart, one of the most annoying figures of our time, who has bene wrong about pretty much everything.

@viviennehopkins4760

3 күн бұрын

Rory Stewart is one of the very few public figures who has integrity. Sadly, for the UK, it was this same integrity which forced him to leave British politics and to its detriment.

@Pagey1981

3 күн бұрын

@@viviennehopkins4760 He doesn't change his views even when they're observably wrong. If that's integrity, then yes, he has it in spades.

This is the best, most informed discussion I have watched. Even got my other half to watch the channel by accessing KZread via an app on the regular TV (although a bit slow). Thanks for not dumbing down guys. Please don't take sides, just think.

Great interview ❤

The choice was never been between furlough OR millions of job losses. The choice, Mr Sunak, was between locking the entire country indoors and imposing the most ludicrous, unscientific and arbitrary rules imaginable OR simply protecting the elderly and vulnerable ie adhering to conventional health guidelines as Sweden chose to do. THAT was the choice for politicians. They cannot c19 "the virus" as an excuse for the catastrophic damage when it was THE POLICY all along.

@BennyMcGibbon

3 күн бұрын

When I saw how they kept every airport open during the initial outbreak of the plan I knew this wasn't about keeping us safe.

VOTE REFORM for OUR CHILDREN - and THEIR CHILDREN!!!

If Tory voters are traditionally shy I suggest that Reform voters are even more so. We also need to remember that turnout in UK General elections is only around 65% and considerably less in many areas. Turnout was much higher during the Brexit vote and was last time for similar reasons. The number who do not traditionally vote is potentially equal to an overall majority in the HofC. Just 30% of this non-voting block is enough to put Reform over 33% and in a 4-6-horse FPTP race this is massive. If less, votes still matter. There is little difference between a 150-seat majority and a 30-seat majority when it comes down to what the government is capable of doing in the HofC. However, a ruling party only having a few million more votes than its main opposition is critical to how far the government will be able to enforce its agenda onto the people in practice. This is not 1997, Starmer is not Blair, and our economy is already bust and going nowhere good. The various issues the British people have with all of our established political parties do not simply vanish after a general election. All that changes is the faces the people get to throw their wet sponges at.

The red wall not going back red. They havnt forgiven Labour for being remain

Some people will vote Tory out of fear at what Labour will do

"We have to be able to criticise the NHS" 👏 I was on the way home from work during lockdown and the applause and pan banging turned my stomach. We council workers never had a round of applause just for doing our job

The Conservatives are the most electorally successful party of the last century. This has attracted individuals who don't have a social, moral or economic conservative bone in their body, who have used the party as host for their personal ambition. A "broad church" that included Rory Stewart and Jacob Rees-Mogg, Theresa May and Liz Truss, will inevitably lose the congregation.

From someone who is looking from the outside in. You could say that the conservatives represent none of the conservatives' views and, as such, have not only made the coffin of the UK they have bang in every nail in the lid but one. If that is true, it would also be true that Labour has got the last nail in one hand and in the other hand, a hammer. Good luck you are going to need it.

This isn't the end, this isn't the beginning of the end - it's the end of the beginning of the managed decline of this country. Voting will not fix this.

Reform for me.

Great conversation

Good Mattwin

I would bet everything I own that these figures are not correct!

The definitive conversation with a massive Reformer 😂😂😂😂 Triggernometry don’t even hide their bias anymore

The odd thing is that political parties desperately want to gain and stay in power. All they need to do is govern well, balance the budget, make policy and spend taxes on what benefits voters and don't spend most of their time on international problems that they can't solve anyway. Instead, they run around like their heads are cut off, spend like drunken sailors and accomplish nothing. They then need to lie, manipulate and come up with complex political strategies to win the next election.

@DeeZire

3 күн бұрын

All they have to do is listen to, represent and work for the people who elect them, that way they'd have the most secure job in the world for life. Somehow they find this impossible, and despite history teaching us socialism inevtiably fails, they think the solution is more of it.

@offshoretomorrow3346

3 күн бұрын

Don't you get the strange impression that the Tories just don't care that they will lose? Because their only real function is to structure society for Robber Capitalism? Job done?

@BennyMcGibbon

3 күн бұрын

This internationalism that they embrace is almost treasonous. They put us through hell so they can get wined and dined by lobbyists in Brussels and California.

Time for you to get Col. Douglas Macgregor or Scott Ritter, Alister Crooke on to talk about Ukranie,Russia war.