"Despair Has Become FURY... The Country Is On THE EDGE" | Richard Tice MP

But there was one voice note that stood out, and before Richard Tice, wherever you are, just pin back your logos.This was Rob.

Morning, Jez.On me way to work, as normal.Listening to you talk about the thing that happened in Belfast last night, all the unrest.Well, yes, rightly, you shouldn't condone what happened.What else have people got to do?They're not listening.

The political class are not listening.These people who are coming over here illegally, They're rapists, terrorists.They're coming over here, it's literally like putting a wolf in a sheep field.You are giving them a target -rich environment, you haven't vetted them, you've done nothing.All you've done is dump them in a place where they can wreak havoc.Where they come from, guess what?

There's no law.If they can do literally whatever they like, they come over here, there's lawyers, Of course, taxpayer funded, they get a nice cushy home, running water, Sky TV, gym memberships, bus passes.They can literally go where they want and create havoc.And when they do, the people that foisted them upon us, guess what?They say, don't get upset.Don't do anything.

Don't go out and cause unrest.Well I'll tell you what mate, stop reaping, then you might not have to sow it, because this country is absolutely on the edge.They cannot take much more of people getting stabbed, raped, blown up, you name it, you've foisted it upon us for the last 25, 30 years, ever since Blair said, I'm going to rub your noses in it.Well guess what?What goes round comes round, and I think the political class have got a very, very, very big smack on the nose coming.

Six minutes past seven, we'll say a very good morning to the Deputy Leader of Reform UK and the MP for Boston and Skegness.Good morning, Richard Tice.Good morning.

Morning, Jeremy.Well, that voice note, I think, typifies the despair that's become fury and anger up and down the country.Tens of millions of British citizens cannot believe what is happening to our country.And we all gotwas confused and said, what do you mean by an alien culture to which I shout out, beheading is alien.You know, we don't do beheadings in this country, for heaven's sake.

I mean, but that's what it's come to.That video footage was was about the most distressing thing that anybody could ever see.

Yeah.

Horror after horror.You thought it was bad enough after the Henry Novak horrific footage last week, this week.You know, what's next week?And I genuinely I don't know where this goes, but frankly, at some point, someone in the government needs to show some accountability.

But where's Mahmood?Where's Starmer addressing the nation?

Maybe he could address the nation at PMQs today, and maybe he could just resign.

Do you know, the thing that does it, and I want to have this conversation with you because you know you did it.There are rules to broadcasting and I will start this hour as I started every single link in the last hour.No, of course I don't condone any violence.I think it's fundamentally wrong to turn onto your own community and it plays into the hands of the politicians who make no attempt to to find a solution to a problem.But this has been going on for years.As Charlie Rodey put so well earlier, this isn't last night in Belfast.

This is Lee Rigby.This is the Manchester bombings.This is Valdo Calicain.This is the Southport murders.This is Henry Novak.This is repeated governments who have allowed unvetted people into this country who do not share our values or our morality.

They do not live by our laws.They don't learn our language.And you hide behind this left ideology that says, oh, we've got to be nice to the world.What I can absolutely tell you, and you've been telling me this for years and you were dead right, is, I mean, you used the word fury when you came on.Oh, my God.How can you say that without inciting people?

It's beyond fury.There is a boiling point being reached, and it is wrong, I think, when you talk about this for politicians on the other side to say, well, you're fueling it.No, no, nobody's fueling it, mate.It's there.And if you stick your head in your ass for much longer, I dread to think what the circumstances are.That's not me condoning the violence.

That's me saying, for Christ's sake, all of you, listen to the people, because the people have had enough, Richard.They really have.If they're not taxed to high heaven, or legally screwed to high heaven, they see this happening in their communities.And nobody with a brain cell who cares about their family... is going to do anything than be scared.I was out the front today on the way in and this sort of man approached me. I looked over my shoulder.I would never do that, man. I'm 60 years of age.

This country is, I don't know why or how politicians think they're going to get away with this, but something genuinely needs to be done.And it can no longer be excused by saying, well, if Farage says people are furious or Farage says that he feels rage, this encourages people take to the streets.I don't condone it, but I totally get it, don't you?

Well, the way that people should express their fear is at the ballot box.

Well, they've tried that.Mass immigration has continued for 20 years.

But actually, that, Jeremy, is why we've emerged.We are the disruptive political force.We've been leading the last 320 -plus national polls.We smashed it in the local elections just a few weeks ago, absolutely smashed it.And if there was a general election tomorrow, we would smash that too.And I think that

rising fury is, has got to be channeled through the ballot box and say, we want change.We've had enough of the two unit parties that have done this to this country at every level.And it's all the things you mentioned.But it's more than that.It's, it's the two tier policing.It's the, it's the rising anti semitism.

It's the week -in, week -out pro -Hamas marches up and down the country.It's the failure to ban the IRGC, the failure to ban the Muslim Brotherhood, and the failure to recognise the stupidity of mass, uncontrolled, low -skilled immigration.And, you know, the failure of policies like Net Zero that have made us all poorer.All these things, cumulatively, have driven people to a sort of boiling point within the cauldron, and that's what it feels like.

And it's interesting for me that, I mean quite rightly, we've got some Northern Irish politicians on the show this morning.Of course you're going to call for calm in your community.I totally and utterly get that, but I just, I keep going back to the same point, Richard, and you're right, reform have grown because of people's frustration.I just think that, you know, platitudes like, you know, we'll learn from this, or we'll make differences.I mean, one of your party's main policies is to detain and deport, and I was sat around the dinner table with my wife last night.You haven't met V, yet you will, but she said to me, That needs to be done, but can you imagine what the left will do if reform are elected and carry out, which I know they will, what they say they're going to do.

But doesn't this country need something, some convicted person, person with conviction I should say, to actually say, I don't care if 45 % of the country disagree, that's what's been voted for and I'm going to bloody well do it.

Well, that's where we are.And that's why that detain and deport policy is so popular and becoming actually ever more popular as people realise it's the only thing that that is going to work.And all of the illegals who have invaded our country in the last six or seven years, and that'll send the lefties tomtoe, but that's essentially what happened.It's over 200 ,000 have illegally broken into our country, that's give or take three times the size of the British Army, who've illegally broken into our country, our shores, that is an invasion.And they're not doctors and engineers, these people.Too many of them, regrettably, have committed crimes of a variety of levels.

Some of them absolutely heinous, as we saw on Monday night.And people are done with it.They're sick of it.They've had enough.

I had a stand -up row with somebody some months ago who said to me, we're talking about that terrible incident in Southampton where the girl, I mean, did you hear the story overnight of the teen 16 -year -old raped by four Afghan nationals, plied with drink and drugs, paid for in a taxi from Somerset, somewhere in Somerset to Bristol where she was raped repeatedly and one of the rapists was a 16 -year -old boy.And you talk about, you know, we have to have that discussion about how people from other countries don't have the same values or skillset, whatever you want to call it, that we have in this country.But there's this fear, isn't there?There's this fear of calling this out.I just think that's dissipated and I think that I don't, I don't and will never agree with people taking the law into their own hands.I can't and I wouldn't but you do understand this sort of feeling amongst people that nobody's doing anything.

Look at your party, you're saying, I mean Zia said in February 26th we'll ban people from Sudan amongst other countries, we'll imposebans on visas.That could be another three years in the waiting.When you looked at that, I mean have you seen that horrific footage or did you not bother to look?

No, I mean, it's all horrific, Jeremy.

What do you think?Where do we go from here in the next three years?

The real point is, it's about courage.It's about conviction.And it's about being willing to say these people do come from a different culture.And it is alien.And to them, some of this behaviour is, it's what they do in their countries.Well, it's not what we do here.

And frankly, the mainstream politicians from the two main parties, they have imposed this experiment on us over the last 25 years, and it's been an unmitigated catastrophe.It has essentially destroyed so much of what we know.Whole streets riddled with HMOs full of illegals who don't understand the community they're in, they don't speak the language, in the community, they have no care for anything, rubbish everywhere, they get everything handed to them on a plate, including free cleaning of their houses.And on and on it goes.And it is a combination of despair, rage and fury, that's all I can say.

Listen, no, no, and you and I are sort of lost for words because it's so completely alien, excuse the pun, to exactly what we imagine is right.Just listen to this, Richard Wright, John.I never text, but I just wanted to say this.Of course people are angry.This is not our country anymore.My wife and I are in our 70s.

You might think this is weird for me to say this, he said, but for the last six months we've stopped going into Birmingham on the bus because we feel threatened.Worked for 50 years.Worked for 50 years.paid his mortgage, done everything right.I'd love your response to something that was picked upon by Dean earlier, mate.At 6 .43, 40 minutes after we started, and there's only one story in town, our state broadcaster, right, was concentrating on how a Somalian referee had been banned by the awful Trump from America.

And that's all they were talking about.And Sky were talking about the economic figures.Still, the mass media don't get it, do they, at all?

They don't get it, and I mean, the economic figures are a catastrophe at every level and have to be talked about, but...

Not on a morning like this.

Well, they just don't understand the gravity of what is happening.And look, the reality is hardly anybody listens or watches Sky anymore.That's the simple fact.But they just don't want to talk about what the country wants to talk about.And that's why alternative channels like Talk have risen so successfully.Here's an interesting one for you.

We can't obviously, I mean, we're in Perth now.There's a by -election.We'll have to play the list of candidates for this.I've had about 30 messages on this.I'd love your response, Richard.Burnham Silence.

How bloody unusual.Surely Labour's Messiah with the dodgy eyebrows and the guy who's going to turn up and change this government and country has got something to say about this.But he too has said nothing.Like Shabama Mahmood and, well, the Prime Minister was just one of those vacuous little comments.That's quite interesting about Andy Byrne, isn't it?I wonder what he'd do about all of this when he waltzes into 10 Downing Street if he wins that by election.

Well, he's known as the King of the U -Turn, Captain Flip -Flop, and he's just terrified.He's afraid of anything that is controversial, that is difficult, thatsort of waffle cake.

Well, let's not forget that he was turned down twice by the Labour MPs and the electorate.He lost their leadership battle twice, but apparently now he's the messiah.Kay says, can you ask Richard if this is what he thinks is the truth?She says the problem, my man, with these illegals, with their right to remain, is they get the vote.Is that, Richard Tice, she says, why they've been allowed to flood this country by the Labour Party and before that the Tory Party?

Well, it's some time before they get the right to vote, but I just think it's a It was a deliberate policy to rub our nose in it with uncontrolled mass immigration, and we were told it would make us better off and culturally enriched.Well, it's actually made us worse off, and we are culturally a very, very great deal poorer.There's been no upside to it.The history books were right that over the first quarter of this 21st century, the two great catastrophic policy mistakes was mass uncontrolled immigration and net stupid zero.They are both impoverishing the nation at a terrifying, terrifying rate.

I'm going to finish this morning as only I would.I'm going to, amongst all the misery, put a smile on your face, OK?Is that all right?I've got a joke for you because I'm so depressed at the moment.I'm going to send you off.Watch the deputy leader of reform smile.

Do you know that 20 years ago, Richard Tice, we had Johnny Cash, Bob Hope and Steve Jobs?Now we've got no bloody Cash, no bloody Hope and no bloody Jobs.Please don't let Kevin Bacon die next.Smile, Tice, come on!Smile, man!

It's good, it's good.It's...It's true.We're struggling today, Jeremy.We're struggling last week.and it's just hard to know how to process it all, frankly.

But listen, I appreciate that you as so many others are fighting for what you believe in and we appreciate always the time that you give us here on talk.Richard Tice, Deputy Leader of Reform UK.Thank you for your time.20 past seven.Is that Chris?Have we done Chris?

That's a new one.We'll do your voice notes.So much response.If I haven't read your text out yet, we will, I promise you.87222 is the text message.You can send a voice note, you can make a call 0344491000.

Next, a man who will have plenty to say.Peter Blexley on Talks, coming up.Morning, Chris.

Good morning, Jeremy.Chris from Belfast here.Listen, I've been living and working in England for the best part of 12 years now, and I still go back to Northern Ireland every now and again to visit the family and the partner.People describe this protest as shocking, and to be honest, I am not shocked.And I'll tell you another thing.The current protest has the potential to continue for weeks.

This weekend, if I was a betting man, we'll see it worsen.I've seen protests like this before, like when Belfast City Council voted to remove the union flag from the building about a decade ago and that protest went on for months.The cause of this lies squarely at the feet of the politicians who brazenly dismiss the concerns of the ordinary person and wrap it up as a hate -fuelled far -right division tactic.It's the politicians like Naomi Long who are so out of touch from the general populace, who continually misidentify genuine, long -simmering anger to be nothing but primal hate.And the first step to bring about calm and begin the end of the violence at these protests is to simply recognise people are angry, why they're angry, acknowledge the anger is justified, and then to start taking some serious actions to address it.I don't agree with the method of protesting happening back at home, at all.

But Jeremy, this could have been prevented.It didn't have to get this far.Thanks for listening.Chris from Belfast.

Could not agree more.And, you know, there are reports that there could be further disruption.I repeat, we don't condone it.But many people in Northern Ireland are saying that this is that the anger has crossed the religious divide, and let me tell you, When that happens, you're in real trouble.We touched upon the Makerfield by -election, which is, of course, the 18th of June.Andy Burnham attempting to return to Parliament.

His mates stood aside.He could win a return, get rid of Starmer and be our next Prime Minister.So it's only right and proper, as we do the job properly, to list, ladies and gentlemen, in a public service announcement, these are your Makerfield by -election candidates.Jake Austin stands for the Liberal Democrats.Count Binface for his own party, Count Binface party.Andy Burnham, of course, the Labour Party.

Dan Clark, the Libertarian Party.John Dyer for the Independents.Ed Gemmill, the Climate Party.Paul Gould, the Independent.Alan Howling, Lord Hope.The official monster -raving Looney Party.

Robert Kenyon, Reform UK.Hownell, protect the wild.Rebecca Shepard, restore Britain.Sarah Wakefield, the Green Party.Peter Ward, rejoin the EU.And Michael Wis Stanley, the Conservative Party.

That's your list of candidates.