Richard Tice: Reform UK's Vision - Net Zero, Immigration, NHS, Economy | Peter McCormack Podcast 029

[@scottbuckingham5626]

Reform is on the right path Fix my country pls

[@logitech2010100]

Really? Farage gas been grifting for a very long time. Open your eyes.

[@saveBRITAIN-e3n]

Reform's got my vote, the only place to find common sense and a real pride to be British, putting our people first.

[@James_36]

hate to break it to you, net zero migration still doesn't put Britain first and for one they wont succeed with that objective either... mass migration is essential due to certain demographic not having enough babies now they have been trained into worker slaves, listening to them complain too much to the point of their own detriment and therefore it will reach such catastrophic ends it is hard to see how it wont end any other way.

[@themythofbritishexceptionalism]

😂

[@WatchingtheWorldBurning]

Then you don't understand what net zero immigration means

[@Andrew-yt6pf]

Problem is, Richard, if you really stand for free speech, you cannot draw arbitrary lines. People have to be free to openly verbally criticise or disagree with anyone, from any country, religion or belief system. The only line to draw is when someone directly calls for harm to be caused to another human being.

[@markyNUFC80]

It's simply because they are trying to appear more centrist, while forgetting about the people who put them there in the first place.

[@ppdrum]

there is no line when it comes to free speech ... the line come with actions not speech

[@xDAAAZEx]

Completely an optics thing. In private I suspect they agree , however the MSM would have a field day if reform were seen to agree with Tom's actions

[@TheMushybees]

even then. in my opinion to charge someone with a speech offence you should be able to 1) habeas corpus; demonstrate that harm was in fact done, 2) demonstrate that that harm was done as a result of said speech. for example, the guy who posted the fake story online about muslim women getting acid attacked after southport, this led to muslims walking around with machetes, captured on video repeating this same fake story, followed by a pubgoer getting stabbed in the liver.

[@jackwelsh3353]

The problem with Richard and Nigel atm is they're too too soft. Especially with Nigel and him not having the will to deport illegal immigrants

[@fayvandunk8347]

I followed ReformUK right from the start, became a member and voted for the Party. No regrets as l want the England l've always known back.

[@topboychris104]

Great conversation. Richard Tice has some great ideas and cares about making a difference for the better. Not a virtue signalling, career jumping, mouth piece for a party line.

[@nigel904]

Well said Richard! I’ll definitely be voting for Reform 👍🇬🇧

[@derekmcfadyen127]

This net zero has to stop ......

[@Psybx-h9f]

When we start having rolling blackouts and thousands of people freezing to death every winter then net zero will stop. But it won’t happen until the consequences of these actions are felt by the majority, including those who currently push for them. Unfortunately we will need to experience the disaster of net zero and live through it for a few years before the masses realise what a horrific decision it was.

[@clivegibbo6441]

No it doesn’t. It just needs to be done differently. There is a reason we bought energy from other countries before climate change. Anyway. We need to invest in green energy to become energy independent. We do not need to sacrifice jobs to get there however!

[@maccagrabme]

I'd be ok with it if we were using nuclear power and not trying to close farms or stop people eating meat and dairy and paying a fortune for energy whilst using it as a vehicle to restrict our freedoms. It's rotten and there is no crisis.

[@burgesspark685]

Thank God for Reform The only hope that the UK has

[@YamsPhysicalCatalogueOfMedia]

Wrong

[@themythofbritishexceptionalism]

Biggest danger more like

[@christineross4155]

Reform are an answer to prayer for our dire political situation. They cant do anything for our dire spiritual and moral decline. We need both sorted out. If not Reform will only provide a temporary sticking plaster.

[@Lee-ke9mx]

Too many woke people unfortunately a lot of our population can’t think for themselves..

[@trashman1358]

Tice: "If we'd said 15 years ago: 'I got a bright idea I want to increase the population by 10 million people let's have a referendum...'" And that's why we need to vote Reform UK. "let's have a referendum" Let's ask the people of Britain. True Democracy!!! Vote Reform UK.

[@YamsPhysicalCatalogueOfMedia]

No

[@thunderbug8640]

​@@YamsPhysicalCatalogueOfMedia I’ve been a labour voter all my life and I’ll be switching to Reform. If you actually read their manifesto, website etc you will see they actually have good ideas. Never thought I’d vote for someone like Reform but when Labour and Tory have demonstrated they are no longer for the UK who else do you vote for. Maybe they can implement them effectively, maybe not, but they deserve a chance, since Labour and the Tories are demonstrably ineffective.

[@KinBud]

​@@YamsPhysicalCatalogueOfMediayes

[@nongfuspring2916]

He's completely correct on the madness of our energy policy. Most expensive energy in the world. Completely unsustainable.

[@sacredgongs]

Given the impact that 5 MP’s in parliament is having compared to the Lib Dem’s with 70 and previously 11 it shows it is quality over quantity.

[@hamiltonmews]

Spot on, Lib Dems are a joke, quite literally in Ed Davey's case.

[@MrJeffHead]

What impact have they actually had?

[@garywoodfine]

What have the actually done?

[@maccagrabme]

Yes good point they aren't shy about aksinh tough questions in parliament and challenging the narrative, seeking justice and law and order, they are actually trying to do the job they are there to do unlike the usual rot. Just what have the Lib Dems achieved?

[@Piccolonion]

@@MrJeffHead Well, you're here aren't you?

[@shig4238]

I never thought I would consider voting for Reform - but the other parties have done such a piss poor job. The barn is on fire and nobody else will even admit they can smell smoke

[@svenroeder]

covid money got stolen. rupert lowe got it. culturally we have italian food, indian food, people with brown faces arent the only ones who commit crimes

[@alancallcut770]

Richard you are the most. Sensible mp I have ever heard speak so much sense 🙏🥇

[@lotuselise140]

Listen also to a podcast with Winston and guest Rupert Lowe. Absolutely amazing.

[@sacredgongs]

A day in politics is a long time. Richard Tice has a lot of business experience and has taken to parliament like a duck to water, it’s good to watch him and listen to what he has to say, clear decisive messages

[@MidnightSouls]

He is awfully simple though. "CO2 such small numba, hOw cAN iT haVe aN EfFEct?!!?"

[@sacredgongs]

@@MidnightSouls brainwashed thinking, falling for the trap

[@JulieMalone-oy1ll]

My vote is going to reform

[@GB-qu1kq]

I joined Reform and l have voted for Reform and l will continue to vote for Reform. I have never been a member of any Political Party in my life, but our country has been so badly damaged by the Successive Labour and Conservative Governments that we will never get out of this economic situation if we don't vote Reform in who have people in it who know what they are talking about and are prepared to take action in a positive way to save our country, economy and people. I look at my children and grandchildren and l really cannot see any positive future for them in the UK no matter how hard or long they work. We need change before we go over the cliff edge with no way of clawing our way back. Vote for Reform at every By-Election and the next 3 General Elections because it is going to take Reform at least 3 Terms in Government Office to drag our country and people back from the cliff edge imo. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

[@howdan1985]

Same here.

[@svenroeder]

@@GB-qu1kq covid money got stolen. rupert lowe got it. culturally we have italian food, indian food, people with brown faces arent the only ones who commit crimes

[@Cobraguy321]

Brilliant interview. That’s why if we want to get Britain back and get rid of this Labour Government vote Refom in the local May elections which is a start. Richard Tice is a great orator and has great ideas.

[@svenroeder]

covid money got stolen. rupert lowe got it. culturally we have italian food, indian food, people with brown faces arent the only ones who commit crimes

[@ExpatBritVetetan]

Excellent interview. Reform UK have my vote! 🩵

[@grahamparkin5568]

Reform UK is our best chance of restoring normality to Britain & I wish it every success

[@howdan1985]

Well said my friend 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@svenroeder]

@@howdan1985 what is normality

[@Skimatik_DnB]

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[@patriciawinter27]

UK here too.

[@rangerrobin64]

This guy is spot on. Elon Musk is arguing the same thing. Green living has ruined Germany's economy. Other countries have got to learn from those mistakes. We have to wake up and realize we need to use all forms of energy for the right purpose, and not make any one form mandatory for all.

[@MidnightSouls]

Sorry but that isn't really true. Green living did not ruin Germany's economy. They were reliant on cheap Russian fuel (gas and oil) to power their much larger manufacturing base. That dependency left them exposed to geopolitical risk, which caught up with them in 2022. They also let China steal a march on them with EVs. China has all the supply chains and mineral rights and a decade head start in tech on the German car manufacturers, so the best that Germany can do is not quite as good, at double the price. Germany is struggling entirely BECAUSE it did not invest sufficiently in its energy independence and resilience, and because its businesses failed to anticipate the future. The UK doesn't have the North Sea anymore, peak production was 25 years ago, and its delined not through overzealous taxation or mandates, but simply that it has largely run out. What we do have is near limitless, if inconsistent, wind resources and expanses of coastline and shallow sea beds. Grid scale batteries are now cheap enough that they'll play a growing role in smoothing out much of that inconsistency. Ultimately, the path to 99% UK energy independence is with renewables. Nuclear has a part to play too, but that similarly ties us to importing fuel from potentially hostile foreign powers. Gas will continue to have a bit part to play, as a strategic reserve, but to argue that the electricification of everything isn't the most efficient and cheapest path to take for the country is just incorrect, hence why even the petro-state of Texas is leading the charge on the transition. It's just economics.

[@jonathanj.7344]

Elon Musk's business is making electric cars. Kudos to him for being a free speech marvel though.

[@liz2111]

Richard, you’re fab! Thank-you SO much for everything you’re doing for Good Ole Blighty,

[@formxshape]

Labour are concerned about climate change, while feeding cows Bovaer - a chemical comprised of petroleum derivatives and ammonia.

[@Tia-Louisa]

Maybe Bill Gates paid them millions to let him poison the people again. His and Fauci's Plandemic didn't do enough damage in their eye's I'm sure and Stalin and Khan openly support unhinged criminals...

[@SewAndSews00]

Peter should join reform. I don't trust Tories ever again. I will never vote for Labour.

[@svenroeder]

do you not like nurses

[@thunderbug8640]

​@@svenroeder I do, but you can’t pay them with money you don’t have and the policies of the Tories and Labour hinder our economy so we dont have the money to pay them. You can borrow like Labour are doing but that’s a short-term or rather more accurately short-sighted solution at best. Fix the underlying causes first or you cant hope to properly fix the symptoms.

[@KinBud]

​@@svenroederdo you like murderers and pedophiles walking around UK streets ? Do you like paying for foreigners to sit in 4 star hotels! Decades of Labour and Con Conservatives have destroyed the UK !!!!

[@TheShellw1977]

UK here 👍

[@John-p7i5g]

Agree with Richard on most policies. Renewables wind and solar however offer the cheapest form of energy if the grid is properly managed. UK should be exploiting its massive offshore wind resources as well as gas and oil.

[@hilarymoore6312]

Reform's greatest loss is Ben Habib. This man is a genius and should play a very important role in any future government. He 100% puts the people first, with a wonderful demeanor, which will take him far in any negotiations in politics.

[@daverobinson1993]

Totally agree , Reform will miss Habib

[@rainbow-shine6946]

I agree, Labour think we are stupid and weak… They’ll find out differently in May ! It’s the electorates of Britain whom have the real power by voting !!

[@davidcorper1447]

We all like Ben and he is great but reform needs people pushing it in the right direction not putting it and nigel down all the time

[@bengun1]

He should have stayed within the tent.

[@639viablecarrot]

What a brilliant podcast clear and concise, shame it's not on 1 of the major networks as a documentary. It made REFORMS position totally clear, well done Richard. I can see that REFORM wants to hit the ground running with clear ideas unlike the current lot when they win. A coalition government is not an option we want an outright win 👍👍

[@svenroeder]

covid money got stolen. rupert lowe got it. culturally we have italian food, indian food, people with brown faces arent the only ones who commit crimes

[@Abdul_Rahman86]

We need a 2 tier system for healthcare. 1) Anyone who chooses to go private should be given tax advantages and allowance. 2) NHS services should only be offered to people who work and contribute. 3) People who don’t work but use the NHS should be billed. This bill can then be appealed, if they have fallen on bad times and are out of work out of misfortune as opposed to idleness than it should be crossed off. 4) Reduce Universal Credit by 25% and that should be food, energy, and clothing stamps. Offer a £5k loan fixed at 5% over 120 months for people’s who have been on benefits but have started a new job. 5) Deport illegal immigrants

[@tomburroughes9834]

His point about how not a single Cabinet minister has a background in business is crucial for me. They simply don't understand the impact that taxes have, and in a way, I don't think they actually care. The destruction of family farms, for example, is intentional.

[@Jimmy-ew2xe]

REFORM UK all the way! Nice one Richard! Great interview 😎

[@bronson9836]

Without the closure of all foreign aid, mass deportation and proper border security. We are done. British taxpayers money for Britain.

[@svenroeder]

china will do it instead. then military bases around africa will block off trade routes to the west. that is your trap. congratulations it's check mate, you've just crashed the western economy.

[@Ellisstanleyy]

Exactly. And only REFORM are saying this, it’s a lib-lab-con consensus

[@BryanArmitage]

Our culture is being british

[@Harisson2lb]

Pure and simple common sense: I can't wait until Reform is sitting on the front benches. The next election will signal not just a change in which party runs this country but also how politics is shaped. The days of Labour and Conservatives are over. I hope Labour doesn't damage this fine country too much, but on the bright side, any policy they bring in can always be reversed, so I see their policies as temporary.

[@phearson0079]

The Romans grew grapes on Hadrian‘s wall .

[@leeeeee286]

Being in favour of free speech, but not the speech you personally dislike because there are "lines" is such an unprincipled position. Genuinely disappointed at Tice's inability understand the importance of such a fundamental Western liberty. I think Reform are the best bet we have, but I'm still not sure they're in the right place on several important issues.

[@castropianoforte]

Tice is 100% right on net zero. It's utter madness.

[@John-p7i5g]

He's right on net zero, wrong on renewable energy. There's a difference.

[@pizzamad3334]

Millions of home would become freed up if they all peacefully got sent home, all of them.

[@mainattackMatt]

Vote ReformUK if you want to save this once great country.. They may not be perfect but they are so much better than the rest of the parties

[@TonyHills-c2d]

Vote Tory or Labour and you get the uniparty. Nothing will change except for the worse. Reform offer a change. I'm with them

[@grahamparkin5568]

Why is the UK importing 2.5 million more people when it already has one of the highest population densities in Europe?

[@themythofbritishexceptionalism]

To pay your pension in the future!

[@Grandmagray-i3j]

​@@themythofbritishexceptionalismmost of them are on benefits. The country is going down.

[@John-p7i5g]

​@@themythofbritishexceptionalismrobots will do that. Most of these offer low skills and are a net economic drain. Too many of them are deeply entrenched in their own cultures and will never integrate. Lack of social cohesion also has an economic cost.

[@MatthewHorne88]

The reality is that mass immigration has crippled this country. I lived outside the UK for nearly 10 years and when I came back, the country I came back to was unrecognisable. Everything is under strain, housing, roads, hospitals, schools, taxes are up, people are poorer and yet the politicians continue to ram down our throats that we need immigration to plug the labor shortages. No, we need to train people here and stop this reliance and addiction to immigration as it’s tearing the fabric and cohesiveness of our society apart.

[@joanne6]

Totally agree , climate hoax CO 2 is the gas of life . We did have vineyards in the north of England about 300 years ago . He’s right we are entering a cooler period and have been for a few years now . We also use to have frost fairs on the River Thames

[@paulgreen4161]

Vote Reform and buy Bitcoin!

[@SP-cx2qi]

Buy Bitcoin and bring in AI to govern. Humans are not capable.

[@Skimatik_DnB]

I’ll agree on the buy Bitcoin bit 🎯 but reform seem like another fake party to serve the globalist 🤷‍♂️

[@alphawild4587]

What Richard is saying about climate change is bang on the money.

[@monicabrewster2476]

Starma is the ideal woke PM. He's always on the side of the victims and underdogs. Couldn't care less about the rest of us.

[@thinkingisbananas]

I'm with you Peter on the freedom of speech element, interesting with the clash on opinions.

[@oscarwilson-brown6054]

Great interview, great guest McCormack. Please get Cummings on! People need to hear what he has to say!

[@PhilipBaker-n1l]

Brilliant interview Pete. As you know I voted for Reform, and I'll vote for them again and again now.

[@sgb6476]

Richard Tice is growing on me - Reform 2029 ❤ they are our last hope

[@SimUKUltimateRealism]

Here is a CRAZY idea. For 5 years EVERY migrant pays INTO the system...? Schools, dentist, doctors & zero benefits unless paid in to the system for 5 years. 22 billion debt gone!

[@katiejohnson6006]

Here is an even crazier system. If you aren't a British citizen then you have no recourse to public funds. You must have health and income insurance. If you can't support yourself and your family without government support then you must return home.

[@chrisjohnstone7404]

Well said Richard.

[@FemaleKnights-h5y]

You don't know what English Identity is? Well, with the English it is huge! Since it's Christmas here are my play on the 12 days of Christmas (some are directly related to Christmas to keep it festive) of the Gifts we gave to the world: Frederic Austin Although there were many variations and origins of this carol, it was composer Frederic Austin in 1909 that made it the one we all came to know and love. It is based on a traditional folk song but both the lyrics and the melody were altered by him. According to the Oxford Dictionary of Nursery Rhymes, the earliest printed version of this was a poem dating back to 1780 from the book Mirth Without Mischief. In that version it was a chant or poem that wasn’t set to music. Austin set it to music. Charles Dickens Considered the greatest novelist of the Victorian era. Among his works are The Pickwick Papers, David Copperfield, Oliver Twist, and A Christmas Carol - The famous fictional Christmas story that gave the world the name synonymous with somebody unpleasant and ungenerous; the miser character "Scrooge" - Ebenezer Scrooge. It is said: "One could say that Charles Dickens has probably had more influence on the way we celebrate Christmas today than any single individual in human history." (The Charles Dickens Page). Eliza Acton A food writer and cook who gave the name for the traditional Christmas Pudding. The term is derived from the typical plum pudding that was common in the middle ages. Eliza may have been the first to have named her plum pudding "Christmas Pudding" by applying the name and recipe together. She used this phrase in her cookbook "Modern Cookery for Private Families" in 1845. The recipe still commonly used can be found Here. Eliza spent years testing all her different recipes for food in creating her book. And what also was new was for the first time ingredients were listed separately, rather than in the body of the recipe. Fellow English cook and tv personality Delia Smith once called her ‘the best writer of recipes in the English language’. Henry Cole The world's first commercial Christmas card. Henry sent the first Christmas card in 1843, his friend and artist John Callcott Horsley was the one who designed it. Tom Smith The Christmas Cracker. It all started when he was a confectioner and baker. "On a trip to Paris he discovered the French 'bon bon', a sugared almond wrapped in a twist of tissue paper. Bonbons proved a hit at Christmas time and to encourage year-round sales, Smith added a small love motto inside the wrapper. The inspiration to add the explosive 'pop' was supposedly sparked by the crackling sound of a log fire. Smith patented his first cracker device in 1847 and perfected the mechanism in the 1860s." (Victoria and Albert Museum). Edward Jenner World's first smallpox vaccine in 1796. It saved millions from death, but also prevented the loss of sight or painful disfigurement. Florence Nightingale The Nightingale Training School for Nurses, established within St. Thomas’ Hospital in London in 1860, was the first such school in the world, and her training book; Notes on Nursing, the world's first publication in nursing education in 1859. Joseph Lister He developed antiseptic surgery by spraying medical instruments, catgut. and bandages with a 1-in-20 solution of carbolic acid. "Lister, an English doctor and surgeon, became the first surgeon to perform an operation in a chamber sterilized with pulverized antiseptic. The result? More patients survived than ever before. Inspired, Lawrence created a unique formulation of his own" Listerine Mouthwash was named after him. So was Listeria, a genus of bacteria of the species Listeria monocytogenes. Harold Ridley Intraocular Lens. An artificial lens implant that replaces natural ones in cataract surgery. Cataract surgery with intraocular lens (IOL) implantation has become the most common and most successful of all operations in medicine. His first cataract extraction with implantation of an IOL marked the beginning of a major change in the practice of ophthalmology. "He Changed the World, So that We Might Better See It." (Indian Journal of Ophthalmology). John Charnley Hip Replacement. "Charnley's contributions to orthopedic sciences and surgery are so vast that it would be difficult to do justice when attempting to present more than a mere outline." (British Society for Rheumatology). Bernard Spilsbury Called the 'Father of Forensics' and was the first to introduce the Murder Bag to a crime scene. His techniques revolutionized how Pathology works today. The murder bag (or detective's box), was a specialized bag containing protective gear and tools to handle and retrieve evidence such as rubber gloves, tweezers, forceps, a magnifying glass, compass, ruler, and cotton swabs. "At his most productive, in the 1930s, Spilsbury was performing an astonishing 750 to 1,000 post-mortem examinations per year. He undertook more than 25,000 in his long career. Knighted in 1923, he was renowned as a pathologist who helped to establish the profession as a science." (History of Kilburn and West Hampstead). Thomas Hawksley Clean water supply systems. "he achieved international recognition for developing the first pressurised clean water supply available at the turn of a tap." It also saved many lives from Cholera. His engineering feats are forerunners of modern water supply and sanitation systems. He received knighthoods and tributes from Sweden, Denmark, Brazil, and around the world for solving their water problems. See the article on him: "A Forgotten Hero Thomas Hawksley Waterworld" for the article bearing his name from 'WaterWorld' (an online water engineering magazine serving the water industry worldwide).

[@emailsph3282]

Shakespeare??

[@FemaleKnights-h5y]

@@emailsph3282 Yes, good choice, but I wanted to focus more on those that helped the world in more personal ways. I could replace the festive ones too, but even they have meaning to some one.

[@gazunkafonegazunkafone3492]

YES!!! Been looking forward to this!!!!

[@CaneBTC]

Greens and islam ruined England

[@YamsPhysicalCatalogueOfMedia]

And the gov

[@rainbow-shine6946]

I agree, Labour think we are stupid and weak. They will soon find out differently in May ! It’s the electorates of Britain whom have the real power by voting!! …. If we want things to change we need parties to canvas and people to vote !

[@irenehannan4731]

Reform are intellegent men with life experience and thus strong ethics. Priase God !!!

[@BrettroyEaton-k5t]

Richard Tice common sense policts that's why I'm with Reform Nigel,Richard,zia,Rupert and the rest clever common sense people

[@LynStrawford]

l agree with Mr Tice, vote Reform

[@paulevans1139]

Need to have Rupert Lowe on next, he's the best MP in the UK at the moment 👌🏻 👍🏻

[@MrObnoxiousPod]

I like Rupert and would very much like to interview him.

[@mramg6038]

Tice has nailed it. Always follow the money. PS. I really despise the term "multiple truths" you mean multiple opinions, beliefs, or perspectives.

[@henrihsdh]

Britain need reform

[@grantking7341]

Always voted conservative, hate BS politics the art of not answering a question actually infuriates me. Imagine being in a job interview and being asked a question. And skirting around it….. you can guess the outcome I just want a pragmatic, honest approach to life and the world They have my vote

[@benmarr352]

Having done a masters with quite a few lawyers on it, its not economics that they dont understand it is maths.

[@markyNUFC80]

As a non economist myself, does it depend on what 'type' of economics they are being taught?

[@GB-qu1kq]

You Save For A Rainy Day And You Don't Rob Peter To Pay Paul. Simple. 🤗🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

[@justbefine5846]

And basic maths that is

[@olivierfrayssineau7237]

This gent has got a good energy.

[@rogerbennett9641]

Very good interview Richard, we have to return to a culture based on traditional British Christian values.

[@sandrastewart2450]

For gods sake vote reform they are the only ones left to vote for

[@alanwood4968]

Brilliant come on REFORM.

[@t0mhd572]

Richard talks great will vote reform for sure

[@huldra8215]

I’m from Poland and what Richard says about the private healthcare market is true. We have a large private healthcare market in Poland. Yes, the consultants complain that they earn ‘peanuts’ in comparison to their peers ‘in the West’ (competition drives prices down) but private appointments like scans and consultations are affordable to most people and easily available. Lots of Poles who live in the West use private dentists when on holiday in Poland, myself included. Same standard as the UK if not better at a fraction of the price. My friends who live in Poland usually use a mix of both- scans, tests and consultations privately and only more serious stuff on the NHS.

[@MrObnoxiousPod]

I will take a look at this.

[@tomburroughes9834]

Refreshing to hear Mr Tice talk unapolegetically about the case for non-state medicine. The Tories need to get their courage and do the same. The Overton Window of debate about "our NHS" must change. As he said, even Wes Streeting understands, at one level, that the situation is not sustainable.

[@rachelabbott9393]

Totally correct on the climate change issue Richard! Absolutely bang on. 😊

[@Jimmy-ew2xe]

We have the Magna Carta as our UK Constitution but it needs codification. The American Constitution is a direct copy of the Magna Carta!

[@davidmccabe4041]

Reform your corporate tax system so that it moves from being a tax revenue process to an incentive based investment system....as we did in Ireland in 1960 with our first Program for Economic Expansion. For example a 10% corporate tax rate for manufacturig which creates jobs and 40% for distribution and services. Maybe have varying tax rates for different areas eg 10% in Scotland and the north, 20% in Yorkshire and lancs, 30% in midands and 40% in the south. It works! Jobs are created by manufacturing but only minimally by distribution with services very variable. David McCabe aged 86 retired chartered accountant and investment banker. DUBLIN

[@geraldabeyawardena5606]

Very clearly explained, thank you Richard.

[@tomburroughes9834]

Peter lost me when he accepted the claim that the Israeli military is committing genocide in Gaza. The population of Gaza has increased in recent years; the loss of civilian/combant life is as low as any war in recent years could be. Urban warfare is always difficult. The critics of Israel never quite state what they'd do differently: file a lawsuit? Hold a candle-lit vigil? Is Israel just supposed to sit back and take it? It faces existential threats from those who make no bones about wanting to wipe it, and its inhabitants, out.

[@MrObnoxiousPod]

My point is that whether or not it is a genocide is being debated. The fact that there is a debate itself implies that what is happening in Gaza is not good. I am not anti-Israel, I just believe the response, as is often the case with this never ending conflict, is excessive.

[@ROYMEPHAM-q5f]

Fantastic conversation...I'm in REFORM for me.

[@Fidelisjoff]

Net zero immigration nay have worked 15 years ago but now remigration is vital as the millions that have come at huge economic cost and astronomical cost to the tax payer, our culture, way of life and standard of living needs correction or our children have little or no hole in their own lands

[@barneyklingenberg4078]

Well actually, If non contributing syrians are returning to Syria, and people that add to the country come, That net zero migration is an economic and culturally net positive.

[@KinBud]

​@@barneyklingenberg407810 million reasons why your talking nonsense! 20% of immigrants don't work ! Violent rape up 268 % yougov stats ! 50% increase in women attacked on London underground! Mass immigration has utterly ruined the UK ! Lower GDP , higher taxes for much less return ! Knife crime is sky high and it's mostly non UK immigrants or 2nd generation immigrants!!!! Wake up

[@KinBud]

Sorry only 20% of them work !!!!!! 4 in 5 don't work!!!!

[@anthonywilson8998]

The current NHS model is not fit for purpose as it has descended in capacity over 30 years when the demand has doubled due to more elderly and more immigration 15 million more but 50% less beds. This is the management of the madhouse to then expect a good service. France and Germany have 2.5 and 3 times the number of beds ,but no one here ever admits it.

[@GSymtv]

Please interview Rupert Lowe as well

[@williambrown5966]

Carbon capture. Total bull.

[@glenfield9199]

Britain is broken, is the title , I don’t think so. its totally phucked beyond repair.

[@seamus7054]

I've heard nothing but bad press about Richard Tice. This is the first time I have ever really listened to the man. I like what he says, and the way he says it. He is cool on the surface, but you can tell that he is really pi**ed at what is happening to this country. They are the only party of serious MPs with business acumen.

[@CaroleGill-k3t]

UK Citizens Treated Has Nobodies In Our Own Country While Regular Immigrants Live Good Wealth And Health

[@angusmcangus7914]

Don’t just get rid of Net Zero, get rid of the Climate Change Act.

[@AlexiaKnight-hook]

Isabel is awesome too - Richard

[@rogerbennett9641]

Why have we got next to no manufacturing industry in this country, no steel making industry, everything is affected by over expensive energy costs and net zero policies.

[@juliepeacock3576]

I agree, people do need to work but some honestly cannot, my son who turns 18 is autistic has struggled from being small being out in the community and socialiseing and school actually made his life really hard to get the tick first thing in the morning, he now has ptsd and hasn't passed any exams even though he would have got good grades ,he hasn't been outside for 12 month, my partner is also autistic, we are forgotten, he wants to have a job but first he needs support? The government and education have failed him having a bright future

[@crazycryptoscad3907]

Richard Tice had millions squirrelled away in a tax haven

[@monicabrewster2476]

With you 100% Richard! Especially about net zero and Israel!

[@while-tech]

04:00 - Literally millions of us predicted this would happen when the Tories implemented austerity and brexit. The situation we are in now is no surprise. 29:00 - Privatizing the NHS is going to ruin and bankrupt millions of people. 36:00 - our energy bills are high partly because we left the EU. Moving to renewables is an investment in the future and will bring energy prices down hugely in the future. The oil and gas from the licenses we give out goes onto the open world market. We don't get any priority. This is why great british energy and renewables are a great idea. 40:00 - I do agree though that we should have built those nuclear powerplants. Nuclear is also good. 40:20 - Just because CO2 makes up a low percentage of the atmosphere does not mean its effects are insignificant in regards to climate change.

[@seanwhitfield4581]

I'm a free speech purist, total free speech.. the only thing that should be against the law is specifically calling for violence against an individual or specific group.. everything else is hurty words or open to interpretation... not liking the Israeli government or any government should not be against the law.. saying anti Israeli government things is not anti semitic... surely I can condem the actions of any government or leader.. Free speech is the cornerstone of true democracy.

[@lindasims7130]

God is using you but He is restoring us. This is not a political lbattle. It is a Spiritual battle. Praise God,

[@Natalia-q9s3z]

❤❤❤❤love Richard and Isabella!

[@YamsPhysicalCatalogueOfMedia]

😂

[@TheBushmanmike]

This is a seismic clash, similar to the REFORMATION, it will be hard going BUT fully justified!! In my opinion. Please publish the Vision and Mission Statements of Reform UK so we can all SIMPLY focus and get our priorities right. Thanks.

[@peterloxham502]

Richard, your arguments are spot on, Mr Obnoxious was ignorant on the truth of Gaza and Climate change! Educate him please!

[@emailsph3282]

20:50 Hear Hear! The reckoning and justice on crimes against humanity, crimes against the people by 'experts', is still waiting to be acknowledged. Not forgotten! Not (yet) forgiven until we have proper justice restored and served!

[@The-Midnight-Crow]

One of the best interviews I’ve seen with Richard. Just seems a bit more real and less like he is trying too hard somehow.

[@lordmartinofleithandcuddy6541]

He lost me as soon as he started talking about restrictions on free speech, such as antisemitism. There should be no such restrictions in any regard.

[@Marko-wi1lb]

i lost it at 'some snow flake, in a bedroom somewhere who doesn't get out enough' brilliant lol

[@willspeakman2461]

I didn't vote for the first time ever (On holiday) but if I did it would have been Reform. I read all the manifestos and Reform was the best in each area. I watched the Farage interview with Jordan Peterson just before the election and he talks complete sense. It's a shame not a single party even mentioned Bitcoin during the election. The UK could turn itself around in the next 10 years if it simply adopted Bitcoin.