‘Polanski Is Dangerous And Worse Than Starmer’ | Far-Left ‘Must’ Be STOPPED

Holiday Monday, where would you like to start, Brendan, in front of your bookshelf?Keir Starmer or Zak Polanski?It's like a pick, it's like a game show.

God, who's worse?I mean, it's...I mean, Zak Polanski.Unbelievably, as you were just saying there, there's no one good enough on the front bench who would be any better than Starmer.But I tell you who would be far, far worse than Starmer, Polanski.I mean, I feel like counting my blessings that we don't have a Green government, which is something in this day and age.

So this all kicked off after the terror attack in Golders Green last week, after police officers responded to a knife attack on those two Jewish men.He's now been charged.We have to be very careful because it's an ongoing case.But the truth of the matter is, to concentrate on that response in that moment.And let's just lay out the facts.A man ran amok, stabbed two Jewish people, Jewish men, was brought down by two police officers, I think with a taser, and then they kicked him.

We've seen the footage.These are facts that I'm speaking.He had a backpack.And even Sir Mark Rowley, who I'm not a massive fan of, said, you know, listen Polanski, they don't know what was in that rucksack.It could have been a device that could have detonated it because it called untold harm and in that moment.And I've been super critical of the police quite rightly in several instances.

I thought they were incredibly brave.I thought that was massively important.What gets forgotten when Polanski plays, in my mind, politics with a really sad situation is, We're forgetting anti -Semitism.We're forgetting that two men simply for being Jewish were stabbed.We're forgetting the bravery of those police officers who could have been stabbed or blown to pieces.

You know, people are laughing at this or they're quite shocked by what Polanski has said.But to me, this is incredibly serious.The fact that there is a leader of a mainstream party, a party that loads of middle class idiots and kafirs are planning to vote for this week, the fact that there's a party ledby a man who seemed to have more sympathy for the man who had just allegedly carried out this act rather than for the people he attacked, that is genuinely disturbing, really profoundly disturbing.And it just goes to show how completely out of touch the Green Party is with ordinary Brits, because most Brits will have actually been cheering those cops on.

And to be fair, across the political divide, and I want to make this point because when we're near any election it's really important that we put all sides to every story.The Labour Party have come out and said it's disgusting.The Tory Party, the same.Reform, the same.Even the Liberal Democrats.This is, to me, and I could be missing the point, you know more.

This needs bringing up for one reason and one reason only.And I thought Poppy Coburn's description of Polanski as a chameleon is a really, really salient way to do it.Because this man is trying to hoover up votes or support by saying anything, jumping on the back, if you like, of stuff that happens.And that is no way.That's dangerous in my mind.That's my opinion.

It's absolutely nuts.You know, these are the kind of people who've spent the past 10 years saying, you know, punch a Nazi.The only good fascist is a dead fascist.All these slogans they come out with.Now they're crying into their almond milk lattes because, you know, some bloke with a knife got kicked in the head.It's absolutely pathetic.

The thing is that the cops there behaved in an incredibly inspiring way because they didn't know what this man had on him.They didn't know there was a bomb.He still had his knife.They didn't know what was going to come next.really pleased to see that there are still young coppers who are willing to take risks to keep the public safe.That to me was quite inspiring.

So what are you supposed to do in that instance?I mean, they responded to a knife attack on two Jewish men.You're not going to stand there in the high street.Let's have this argument or this discussion and try and reasonthis man.He's just stabbed two people, right?

So I think across, and I've been very vocal about my criticism of the police, Brendan, in instances.You have as well.But in this instance, in that split second, I would have thought that their response was proportionate.But the reason I want to talk about Polanski is that he I said it earlier, I think that all those left -wing socialist Marxist communist weirdos, because I haven't heard anything about hugging a tree.I haven't heard anything about anything environmental at all.All I hear about is this particular group jumping on the back of whatever is the latest political fad to try and get traction.

And why that needs to be brought to home, and fair play to the Mail and fair play to Trevor Phillips.He dissected Polanski yesterday.Polanski was squirming like a worm on a hook.That's what needs to happen.That's not me being...Listen, there are many things of the old Green Party that even me thought, probably right, but this is not a Green party, this is a bunch of misfits who have decided that the one... and it sums up where we're at, I have to say, is they talk... you'll hear him talk about the far -right are divisive.

I think to say the police were disproportionate is also divisive, absolutely, and meant to be so.

You know, Polanski and the rest of them keep going on about how parties like Reform are far -right and they're spreading hatred.If you want to see hatred, look into the Green Party.One of their local candidates was found to have described Jews as cockroaches.Another one was spreading conspiracy theories about 7th of October.Another said that the Jews have killed millions of Christians.We know that they've got candidates and officials who celebrated 7th of October, which was the worst mass slaughter of Jews since the Holocaust.

If anyone in the Conservative Party had referred to black people as monkeys, or if anyone in reform had referred to black peoplecockroaches, the left would be all over it.They would be saying these parties are...

It would be fair, and you know me, I try and do it in the right way.I'm not defending anybody, but there have been many examples, actually, of local councillors and MPs who have said some pretty appalling things.I read something about a reform candidate this morning in Wales.I read something last week about a Tory candidate.But you're right, there's a bigger picture here.And the bigger picture is..

.This is me being honest.A fifth of this country in the latest national opinion poll, who presumably want wealth taxes and hate anybody who's successful, are going towards a party that talks about legalising heroin, that has that view of the Jewish community.It's just frightening.Let's do this because we should.This was him.

This was Zak Polanski with Trevor Phillips.Have a listen.

Well, the first thing I did was recognise that this was a horrific crime, and I showed solidarity to the victims and their families.I then thanked the emergency responders for the brave work they did.I found it all very traumatic, especially as a Jewish person, and I also found the video that was circulating online traumatic, too.I accept, though, that conversation about that video needs to be had with the commissioner rather than on X. How do you respond to what Zak Polanski said, Brendan?

I mean, if you found that video horrifying, there's something wrong with you.Because all I saw in that clip, and we all know the clip he's referring to, I saw someone with a knife who had allegedly just carried out a horrific act being forcefully subdued by the police, which is what the police are supposed to do.They are supposed to protect the public.And sometimes that will involve using extreme force against someone who poses a real threat.So if you saw that video and you were reaching for the smelling salts and fainting and saying, oh, my God, the cops are so evil.there's something wrong with you.

This reminds me of the Manchester Airport drama do you remember where it was it was very interesting because immediately there was footage ofa gentleman he and his brother being kicked alleged in the head and and and then other stuff came out and other videos and it had been played out listen The fact of the matter is, in any civilised society, there are people who do bad things.You're supposed to have authorities like the police to do something about it.We've become, and I say it every day, so apologetic and so, you know, we can't say this and we can't do that.I always want to say to people like that, what would you have done if somebody, one of your loved ones, had just been stabbed?You'd be thinking completely different.

And I think on a human level, let's talk about star mamma.Oh, my God.The local elections are days away.The vultures are circling in his party.And he's decided to sod off to Armenia this morning in the hope that he will get closer to the EU.And the Brussels have responded saying, well, if you want to get close to us, you want a billion quid.

And he hasn't ruled it out, Brendan.

This is just, I mean, on one level, it's not surprising at all, because we always know that he wants to drag us back into the EU.But it's still shocking.It is absolutely shocking that Obama would be so arrogant and so cavalier towards the largest democratic vote in the history of this country, the vote for Brexit.And you know, what he's saying, he's actually behaving quite tyrannically, because what he's saying is that the vote for Brexit damaged our economy.And therefore, I am going to unilaterally bring us back closer towards the single market.So he's basically saying, you oiks, you stupid gammon, you dumb voters, ruining the economy with your vote for Brexit.

So I'm going to fix it by bringing us back into the EU.That's a tyrannical approach that is anti the EU.to the EU in order that we can get back into the single market that we voted to leave.

Do you think people will, do you think genuinely, I know there's a big debate, always there's a big debate about the EU and whether you know actually the vote will be the same blah blah blah, do you think that the people will swallow this or do you think they will be incredibly agitated about this whole EU debate or do you think there are more people in this country now going yeah yeah yeah he's right because I don't know, I mean I'm very strong on the fact that I think it's totally wrong but there you go.

I just think most normal, I mean, there's a poll recently shown that most Labour Party members want to go back into the EU.really tells you what the Labour Party is like these days, have no connection whatsoever with ordinary working class Brits who, you know, the kind of backbone of the vote for Brexit.But I think most normal people in this country are probably tired of Brexit, which doesn't mean they want to overturn it, doesn't mean they want to go back to the EU, but they quite reasonably thought to themselves that they've made this decision, they voted for it in a democratic referendum 10 years ago, and they thought it would be done.I think they're probably quietly shocked shocked that there are still politicians trying to overthrow this thing they vote for, and that might turn into anger at some point.

I had a terrible, terrible moment over the weekend where I actually found myself listening to the argument that says, this is the most unpopular Prime Minister since records began.There is nothing that I see or believe.I don't think he's DNA, I don't think he's political now, I don't like him, I don't think he's up to the job.Am I going mad to say to myself that however bad that is, the alternative is probably 25 times more frightening, Angela Rayner or Ed Miliband?That's what's worrying about where we're at, isn't it?

Oh my God, I completely agree.Can you imagine Prime Minister Angela Rayner?I mean, it just boggles the mind at how awful that would be.Or Miliband, you know, the kind of the greenest politician...

Turned down by the British people in 2015, totally, by the way, totally.

Exactly.The idea of him coming back.There's no one there with any real talent or vision.And then they say, what about Wes Streeting?He's basically a Starmer cutout.

I think he cooked his goose a few weeks ago.I genuinely do.

Yeah, and then you've got Burnham and you know, Burnham's obviously got the magic touch up in Manchester, but can he lead the country?

Has he got the magic?I'd love to, by the way, can I throw this out here this morning?I'd love to hear from the people of Manchester.I spent 15 years filming in Manchester.Andy Burnham is perceived by many, certainly in the little bubble that is Westminster, as being this hero.I can change everything.

If you're in Manchester, you're a Burnham supporter.Tell me what he's done in Manchester that he could replicate across the world.I'd love to hear from you.Likewise, if you live in Manchester and you think Burnham's brilliant, been no good and would be a disaster.Let us know.0344491000.

The vultures are circling.Do you think he's safe?Because we've had this debate for weeks and weeks.

Is he going?Is he staying?What do you reckon?it's Labour Party itself.It has completely lost touch with working -class voters and with all the areas that it used to be powerful in.It has no connection whatsoever with ordinary Brits.

This is a party on its way out, in its death throes, and it's quite fitting that one of the leaders in that period would be someone as dull as Keir Starmer.

And then just the news that we're not sure if it's right or not.We'd love your responses, a bit light -hearted, but apparently Mrs Starmer has decided she doesn't want to live in 10 Downing Street.Apparently it's about the exposure and the press and everything.Did Mrs Starmer say to Starmer, if you go to Armenia, I won't be here when you get back?

Well, I mean, more information, I presume, will come out about this.It will be interesting to see what the truth of it is.If it is a case that she doesn't like all the attention, you can kind of understand that.You know, she does strike me as quite a private person.She does events when she needs to with the Prime Minister, her husband.But she's, you know, she's not a Cherie Blair, is she?

She's always kind of stayed out of the headlines.

Is it only me who remembers Cherie Blair about three weeks into being the Prime Minister's wife opening number 10 Downing Street to get the morning milk?Do you remember that?

I remember that, looking like she'd been dragged through a hedge backwards.

Brendan, bless you.What are you doing on Bank Holiday Monday then?Have you got anything special lined up, mate?

I've got some work to do.I've got writing to do.And then in the afternoon, I'm going to go to the pub and relax.

Good man.We love having you on.Thank you, my friend.