What do you think of Dominic's analysis of the current state of the UK? Get my free Reading List of 100 life-changing books here - chriswillx.com/books/ Here's the timestamps: 00:00 Is Multiculturalism Working? 05:01 How the Tories Broke Immigration 10:23 Dissecting the General Election 16:49 Building a Strong Opposition to Labour 23:30 Predicting the Next Few Years 26:59 How to Attract Young Talent to Politics 35:53 What Was Being in Government Like? 44:50 The Covid Inquiry Report 53:19 Why the News is Faker Than WWE 1:00:16 The Current State of America 1:09:04 What if Trump Had Been Killed? 1:23:25 5 Rules of How Government Really Workd 1:31:44 Being Portrayed as the Bad Guy 1:35:07 Benedict Cumberbatch Playing Dominic 1:39:15 Lack of Patriotism in the UK 1:51:07 What Dominic Does Now 1:55:28 How Much of a Failure Was Boris? 1:57:40 Where to Find Dominic
@user-zm3px2qj4mАй бұрын
Immigration is a huge issue today, mainly because of Brexit and collapse of EU pipelines and the economic imperative for a large pool low paid mass workforce. He's completely deluded.
@henrythegreatamerican8136Ай бұрын
I don't remember the exact Karl Marx quote, but he predicted capitalists, in the pursuit of profits and growth, would eventually undermine the very systems that allowed them to prosper in the first place.
@ConorAndersenАй бұрын
I've rarely heard such flagrantly shocking honesty, about the reality of the political system in the UK & how what is shown is all just theatre, the real power works behind the scenes & is in permanent power. Some of us older folks know all this & its the main reason we're so cynical about politicians.
@barryyoungАй бұрын
Loved the interview - my view of Cummings was largely formed by legacy media (I should know better). Loved his brutal honesty.
@whenpigsfly8178Ай бұрын
The "Potemkin Village" is like a fake Western town for Cowboy movies, as was joked about in Blazing Saddles. Just a hollow facade for the movie makers.
@lewishorsewell8852Ай бұрын
As a middle aged british man. I found this interview fascinating. The sort of conversation you would never see on the BBC. Chris well done. I can see some good research had been done. I would like to see Dominic do a deep dive on what really happened over Covid at number 10.
@somethingintheair5373Ай бұрын
😂😂 He would never own up to that one since he was complicit!
@sdrawkcabUKАй бұрын
That’s easy - they panicked, chucked out years of planning to be replaced with an untested shut down approach pioneered in a dictatorship. Then, rather than admit they’d messed up, they kept the farce going for 2 years (though in their personal lives they knew it was all bs so went as about living as normal).
@danieldurlingАй бұрын
Check out his substack he's written lots on this
@sallyhemings2295Ай бұрын
They partied 🎉😂
@kevinengland7444Ай бұрын
If you're a middle-aged you know better than to to write like an American with your 'deep dive' jargon crap.
@jamesjarrett52Ай бұрын
I said it myself...the reason this country is in such a mess is because the politicians stopped caring about the country and made it all about me, myself and I.
@wolfsamuels2357Ай бұрын
That's always been the case
@mylesg7278Ай бұрын
They never did care. We have a system whereby the political class is it's own breed, born into privilege and to rule, they go to the same schools, have the same interests and are shielded from the realities of life for what most people have to deal. I'd call them disconnected but they were never connected in the first place. Even then someone who is right for the job would be bullied out by the corporate and banking interests so we're pretty screwed. It's just sad all the stuff I have read, call them conspiracies, are playing out in real time.
@user-yi3ox8wy4kАй бұрын
Parliament has lost power. Therefore the electorate/citizen is no longer represented - democracy is an illusion. The power lies mostly (often in secret) within quangos, the civil service, the 'special' courts/judges, media, captured institutions, intelligence, corporations - principally ”bankers/finance". It is total fascism with the red-blue pantomime puppets yapping back and forth.
@user-yi3ox8wy4kАй бұрын
He's right about the recruitment and the creation of a 'blob' of mediocre NPCs at the highest levels of responsibility.
@clangerbasherАй бұрын
At one time we were lead by those invested in the country. MP's weren't paid. The Lords representing families and their lands with centuries of deep association. Now MP's can be from abroad get paid and more interested in what the UK can do for their homeland. The Brits are just cash cows to be milked for taxes.
@vanessanesener4028Ай бұрын
I care for you Brits. Much love from Germany.
@piersclarkson9712Ай бұрын
We care for you too.... 😢😊
@vanessanesener4028Ай бұрын
@@piersclarkson9712 ❤🔥
@vanessanesener4028Ай бұрын
@Ian.. 🌹
@EmmaCarrick-Smith-j6rАй бұрын
Thank you ❤
@googlesucks925Ай бұрын
Been to Germany a few times to see my mates there. Beautiful place and great people. Love from the uk.
@larry6112Ай бұрын
He explained how the tories broke the immigration system. He didn't explain why.
@leepark1355Ай бұрын
Smash the fabric of Society, community, culture and customs to make it more appealing to the dumb masses to move towards a saviour globalist government?
@user-br6cq1nc4zАй бұрын
The period in question was covered by Patel, Braverman and shapps..Only the most naive fool wouldn't know who these 3 characters really work for and don't have to be a rocket scientist to work out what's been going on and why..Divide and rule as they say..
@Ryan-ys2bqАй бұрын
Because they were never the party of brexit.... they wanted this landslide loss eventually to happen, because labour is just the same party as them and if you hand them a landslide (even if it's the worst landslide by the actual voting numbers ever) they can enact exactly what the City of London actually wants.... the downfall of the UK and Europe
@phill685929 күн бұрын
Ironically it was to keep immigration in the media, because it keeps people voting conservative. Especially after the Brexit psyops turned a lot of people far right.
@AWEdio27 күн бұрын
See these riots? Civil unrest results in the perfect excuse for more fascist policies. It also makes a really nice smoke screen, like hiding the fact they pissed £40 billion away on a railway that never was, or another £37 billion on an app that didn't work... all that money went into the pockets of someone and it sure as hell wasnt any of the people rioting.
@benwaddington2186Ай бұрын
That was superb. I met Dominic out of hours, at a dinner party, and it was a conversation much like that. It was like playing chess with a Grand Master. He had thought of every angle, of every topic we discussed, and when i was nearly right, he fine tuned, and when i was wrong, he steered me in the right direction. His grasp of history, the nuances of politics, was spellbinding. As others have suggested, the public were fed a caricature of the man, as a Rasputin type. No, far from it. He’s evangelical, and refreshing, and insightful, and educational.
@John-c4r1oАй бұрын
Like some of the best students I knew at University. Even at the best universities there's only a handful.
@paulmcgreevy3011Ай бұрын
Entertaining dinner party by the sound of it?
@gx2musicАй бұрын
Oh wow. That’s the kind of stuff you’ll be saying to your grandchildren …. Historic. Wow. Like him or not , Cummings is a straight up historical figure - but so self effacing he would probably hate this comment. Not often we get these kinda dudes.
@cronocide29 күн бұрын
Did you nosh him tho?
@ollyperrooo29 күн бұрын
What I would ask him, had I also had the opportunity, would be what was the Barnard Castle thing about? Because all the indications were that the government and especially Downing Street were NOT at all worried about the Covid thing or the pandemic and acted as if they knew something completely different to what the general population were told. As we move forward, gathering more information, we learn that it wasn't the Great Plague we were led to believe and the politicians with all their actions showed us just that. We know - or should by now - that the mainstream media lie to us all the time so I'm not surprised that beyond the Rasputin caricature of this man lies a real living man with a story to tell and maybe sell - unless he's already doing that!
@tonkabeancat1117Ай бұрын
"40 billion down the toilet" (HS2) HOW DARE they get away with it? And they think throwing a few bricks and setting fires to cars is worse than those who can WASTE that level of taxpayer's money? With impunity!!
@JupiterThunderАй бұрын
Plus £200 billion on PPE Medpro, £400 billion on covid, £300 billion on PFI.......
@lmg7503Ай бұрын
l agree
@lifeintheolddog5768Ай бұрын
40 billion so far, the corpse isn’t quite dead yet (if that isn’t an oxymoron).
@StephenBrown-vh8mzАй бұрын
Politicians by and large have no trades skill or a business except the minority how are they qualified to run departments spending billions
@cjeffrey8713Ай бұрын
The 'patriots' set fire to a hotel with guests and staff inside, then blocked the exits with bins.
@cbasheАй бұрын
Big up for getting Mr Cummings to speak, haven't heard him speaking this openly
@James-iz9qbАй бұрын
Fuck me this was a surprising breath of fresh air. It can get disheartening sometimes when so many almost soulless, faceless people climb up the greasy pole in government and large organisations. Its good to know some people like Dominic actually are operating behind the scenes sometimes; who have independence of mind and a genuine desire to try to be competent and get things done as a goal in itself rather than as a spectacle.
@googlesucks925Ай бұрын
Yeah, he's a good man. Hence, why did they get rid of him.
@realMaverickBuckleyАй бұрын
You know the really sad thing.. if the general public cared more about this type of information coming out,rather than 'This guy went to a birthday!' 'Oh yeah well this guys best friend used to be in the socialist club at school!' We'd get WAYYYYY better government.
@Tr1111onАй бұрын
Shit floats to the top
@deniseb222Ай бұрын
Nothing will change. All part of the WEF plan. Same in the US now.
@HarrysoundАй бұрын
@@googlesucks925I don’t know if he’s a good man , at worst he can be incredibly rude….like us all I guess, but he’s the only one that was pushing for genuine change and a more modern government at the moment change was possible and wanted by the people.problem is there’s alot of people out there who have this utterly confusing view of him due to the BBC and other media organisations. The kinda people who call a sandwich a party and just haven’t the bandwidth to look past the tabloid fog and the surface level drivel into the decades old corrupt and broken system……and so nothing ever changes.
@lomaxdesigns1716Ай бұрын
This is an absolutely fantastic interview. I can't believe I've never watched a serious talk with Dominic Cummings before.
@28pbtkh2326 күн бұрын
Not as evil as they make out! It’s disgusting how the media carry out their character assassination.
@lynndonharnell42226 күн бұрын
Getting rid of WEF, DEI and ESG might be a good start to fixing things.
@jamesglendenning5745Ай бұрын
The fact we don't get this kind of thing in the mainstream is the problem. Podcasts might actually save democracy
@thefirstFlashJackАй бұрын
Ohh the irony ☠️
@sampreeceАй бұрын
Democracy exists only in the voting process, but thereafter becomes representative which is the antithesis of democratic.
@Raygun9000Ай бұрын
At what point do we colloquially call mainstream media, legacy media? When it's watched less than a 1/3rd? We're way past that!
@jamesglendenning5745Ай бұрын
@@Raygun9000 had a look the other day, in Briton 2023 70% of people got their news from TV and only 29% from Newspapers (website and app) that's down from 75% and 39% in 2022. This could be people retreating to podcast bubbles, not great, but understandable if people are looking for a long form of context avoiding framing and soundbites. I think Chris does a great job on balance.
@trevorofarrell849Ай бұрын
@@sampreece You think that GB elections are democratic.🤣 Brutish Democrazy.
@JH-wz7srАй бұрын
Whatever you think of Cummings this is fascinating. He's clearly such a bright and pragmatic man, you wonder what he could have done if it was not for the sycophants inside no10.
@richkellett2418Ай бұрын
Seemed like quite a reasonable person to me.
@ParaquatSCАй бұрын
@@richkellett2418 Everyone seems reasonable when they're acting like a reasonable person in a 1 2 1 interview.
@torquemaddertorquemadder2080Ай бұрын
You are falling for his sales narrative about himself? Really???
@janesansome8393Ай бұрын
@torquemaddertorquemadder2080 you fall for the media narrative unless you know him personally do you?
@bigbarry8343Ай бұрын
he is sycophantic towards himself, otherwise - sour grapes.
@djs7734Ай бұрын
Great interview. If the BBC did stuff like this viewing figures wouldn't be collapsing.
@theresamorris900426 күн бұрын
The sheeples have to keep watching BBC to keep rebooting the left wing narrative, it's so sad they claim to be woke yet not awake!
@offshoretomorrow334624 күн бұрын
The entire national culture would be in vastly better shape if THE TORIES hadn't let it be captured and destroyed by the Far Left.
@offshoretomorrow334624 күн бұрын
("it" being the BBC)
@marktyler338117 күн бұрын
Enjoy their decline
@faafo225 күн бұрын
I am Danish and have learned some British history from Douglas Murray's "The War on the West" and also Simon Webb "The Forgotten Slave Trade". I am absolutely in awe of what Britain achieved and how they changed the world for the better in so many ways. A shame Brits don't take (are allowed) the same pride
@AlanRoberts-xy4wu22 күн бұрын
🇬🇧❤🇩🇰
@linmal224218 күн бұрын
What are Britons being told, being taught? That they were the colonial 'criminals' ? Compare the disciplined and ordered British administrations to those of the Portugese or Spaniards or Dutch ; all chaotic or exploitative or corrupt !
@Jezza-m5k17 күн бұрын
Remember, Anglo-Saxon and Dane/Viking ancestry is a part of what made Britain great. Be proud of your Dane/Danish ancestry.
@mikehardwicke2316 күн бұрын
@@faafo2 it was achieved through repressive imperialisme that's why.
@clovermark3915 күн бұрын
I don’t think so!
@jonathanjoseph5600Ай бұрын
Shame you did not ask why the establishment is so fixated on high levels of immigration. What is their motivation? GDP? Misplaced belief there are too many vacancies in the UK, even though unemployment still exists above the equilibrium? Replacement of the British? Boost birth rate? Clearly there is a reason, which is not being discussed.
@MrScabbyhorseАй бұрын
It’s very strange indeed-they didn’t just leave the door ajar; they opened the fooking floodgates, and it doesn’t seem like they want to close them. These are extremely worrying times.
@connormullin454723 күн бұрын
The answer is definitely GDP, it is happening in every first world country to some extent, except in Asia but Korea and Japan are suffering in other arguably worse ways because they have no immigration at all. There's probably a sane middle ground between accepting every single person in the world, and having literally 0 immigration though. Part of the problem is trade imbalances with exporting countries like Germany and China, we need capital controls and taxes on foreign investment, to rebuild local manufacturing, and to reduce immigration to sane levels, and improve the quality of immigration. Probably should pull out of any international agreements that mandate accepting refugees as well, and refuse to enforce standards that your own country did not set themselves on the basis of rational self interest. That's true for the US/UK/Canada and many other high debt, high immigration, high trade deficit countries. What is happening now is terrible for households, it only benefits a small group of people in these countries and destabilizes everything, this is how you get violence and political extremism.
@MrScabbyhorse23 күн бұрын
@@connormullin4547 I agree
@xebetax22 күн бұрын
Have heard it elsewhere that the OBR calculations for how much the government can spend is based upon gdp assumptions which rely on migrants
@georgesdelatour21 күн бұрын
@@xebetax We probably assume that the people who manage to get appointed to the OBR will all be straightforward pragmatists. But what if they're all members of a cult?
@Damo20Ай бұрын
One of the best interviews I’ve seen with him, great to hear him able to expand on key points without being constantly interrupted. Intelligent and thoughtful questions too, nice work Chris
@jamesjarrett52Ай бұрын
The Tories must have known that they were committing electoral suicide by pressing the button on mass migration. They must have known we would suddenly realise that the volumes of immigrants was sky rocketing.
@MAXlMUS66Ай бұрын
My thought exactly
@macoooos9204Ай бұрын
The sad thing is I don't think they realise. Take their electoral defeat. They view it as 'we were not left wing enough' rather than returning to actual conservative policies.
@athelstan927Ай бұрын
Their handled, and it is very simple! This fella underplays this! He should know this..
@oliveirabrown2503Ай бұрын
Part of the plan. Divide conquer and loot in peace
@Will46666Ай бұрын
They DELIBERATELY threw the election for Labour to get a massive majority so that they could do what the hell they want for four years.
@andrewcavenagh9016Ай бұрын
Say what you like about him, he kept the Boris Johnson premiership functioning and in line. After he left, it completely fell apart.
@colinstewart1432Ай бұрын
True. Advisors are everything in any government actual or prospective. Corbyn being outflanked by the Antisemitism trope is a good example of this.
@BarryThomas-pw1tgАй бұрын
functioning = partying.
@phill685929 күн бұрын
He made it look like it was working through psyops. Leaving the EU was a mistake. It amplified the issues. There was no way that Dominic Cummings could hold it together forever. He couldn't even see properly in 2020
@_ob20029 күн бұрын
@@BarryThomas-pw1tgokay .. but remember beer-starmer … short memory by chance ?
@BarryThomas-pw1tg29 күн бұрын
@@_ob200 Which was investigate twice with no charges. and do you know who took the photos? I do. Do you?
@MisterstereoOso26 күн бұрын
Well I have to admit I have been duped by our MSM about Dominic Cummings & having thoroughly enjoyed this conversation I stand corrected ! He is obviously a learned & talented man.
@AlanRoberts-xy4wu22 күн бұрын
Yes same here, MSM were very good at duping people, but now i avoid MSM & question everything
@tonyconnor569111 күн бұрын
Most ppl was however he is a historian and they are usually on the money
@Janet-tc8vh27 күн бұрын
Respect Sir, hearing the real voice of someone who has lived through a very silly Conservative government and has the bravery to speak the truth, very impressed. I sincerely hope we can live through these very troubled times
@Steve-zv8leАй бұрын
This has been your best show yet, it would be hilarious, if it wasn’t so frightening, how poorly the government operates.
@calebmilesАй бұрын
Was never a big fan of Dominic but this interview is fascinating and my view of him has changed. I think he is being truthful and factual about historical events. He is clearly a smart, very articulate and driven political strategist. Not sure what he is doing now for work but he needs to heading up a think tank or pressure group to get the UK political machine back on track.
@anglosaxonbreedАй бұрын
You just followed the media and the feared him and wanted him gone. Reality he a clever person and he not evil person at all.The country would be better with him inside downing street than out. Boy we need some good leadership
@adamgordon-strong9055Ай бұрын
He really says it like it is! Love his candor
@barryballsit4944Ай бұрын
No cheesy intro or small talk, very good, straight in to the interview, I wish more people did this style
@guywoodford5854Ай бұрын
Superb discussion. A very bright and curious journalist who does his homework talking to a rare breed of highly intelligent yet practically-minded political and cultural thinker. This kind of high-quality, long-form production is what’s driving hundreds of thousands of ordinary thinking people to alternative media. You just don’t get this on legacy news and current affairs TV and radio, or in traditional newspapers.
@jonathanbower86327 күн бұрын
Not enough homework to ask a single challenging question
@guywoodford585427 күн бұрын
@@jonathanbower863 I would argue that Chris's chatty, inquisitive approach got a hell of a lot more interesting detail and takes out of Dominic than a tedious 'Gotcha' interview ever has.
@jonathanbower86325 күн бұрын
@@guywoodford5854 I agree that his approach got a lot out of Dom. I'm not proposing a defensive "Gotcha" interview though - just asking Dom to respond to counter-arguments to his more wild and controversial and sweeping claims - which were many. E.g. "some say that sending the Navy to stop the boats would be both practically and politically difficult. Why not do more to collaborate with the French to get really tough on the folks making money smuggling people across?" Doing this would improve the quality of the discussion a LOT.
@mcmackmuckm818024 күн бұрын
Mainstream media sure crucified Dominic's credibility. Really happy to hear that he's a genuine human being with some great observations. Honesty like his has no place in our politics at the moment. Things won't improve until we are able to speak Truth to power without being cancelled.
@nickbarton3191Ай бұрын
They didn't just waste 4 years but also 100s of millions of quid on many white elephant projects.
@briangable08Ай бұрын
Billions
@StutteringJourney-ic3spАй бұрын
BILLIONS
@stevenmoss529528 күн бұрын
Yes, Billions. The money that's been wasted on the illegals coming in on boat's is also going to be in the Billions due to incompetent government not getting a grip. Disgusting.
@AlanRoberts-xy4wu22 күн бұрын
True
@1mimarinАй бұрын
Amazing interview, superior to any that you will find on established media today. This is the sort of journalism that the public is being starved of.
@christinewigley220626 күн бұрын
Being Starved of the TRUTH.
@revamp777Ай бұрын
The agony of living through everything Domonic said was mentally and physically destroying for me, left hope in the dark, Thank you Dominic for your honesty and sacrifices you made for British people.
@boatdweller31029 күн бұрын
Honesty and sacrifices?? Pull the other one. Examples please
@AM2K228 күн бұрын
lol
@richtea615Ай бұрын
'The Thick of It' and 'Yes, Minister' were documentaries.
@andygee87329 күн бұрын
Didn’t like Dominic Cummings before watching this. How wrong I was. Really enjoyed this.
@sarahwaters883026 күн бұрын
Me too, similar to you Andygee. This has been an eye opener and insightful. We need someone like DC back in power, to advise and guide. "You have to give them some credit for that; blowing themselves up" How true and DC's sense of humour.
@andygee87326 күн бұрын
@@sarahwaters8830 His sense of humour got me too. I’m now a fan 😁
@margsomerville2126 күн бұрын
Always a fan ,bad day for UK when he left Westminster
@2010lrainАй бұрын
We are patriotic as Brits. April 23rd should be celebrated. The snobbish attitude of the so called intellectuals who sneer at the display of the English flag and the Union jack or those who wish to keep Britain British are vilified or looked down upon as some illiterate working class idiots. We're seeing too late after the awful case if those poor children who died that anger is starting to spill out on the streets. And rightly so! Im not advocating violence here, I'm glad to see people finally getting angry at what's happening in our country. Government is a joke. Listening to Dominic and presuming he's telling the truth, has just verified what i and probably thousands of others have known for years. Our government is a shit show!
@AlanRoberts-xy4wu22 күн бұрын
👍🇬🇧
@djcrossieАй бұрын
Ive watched 9mins and already he's said allow highly skilled migration, stop unskilled migration by telling ECHR to bugger off and deploy the Navy innthe channel and increase spending on infrastructure. Maybe Kier needs to hire Dominic into the Labour government. He's got the right ideas
@realMaverickBuckleyАй бұрын
Yeah never gonna happen. Dom is a free market Libertarian. Starmer is a literal Communist Club Member.
@cameronohare4000Ай бұрын
The solutions are not difficult, again it comes down to ego. People campaigning against the government as an opposition can’t then turn around and speed run what it was they were against.
@Bumbleb43Ай бұрын
Kier want mass immigration to buy more votes.. Labour are not really interested in skills
@WYDMYАй бұрын
And it's the message Reform gave during the election
@adam7802Ай бұрын
Don't be silly. There is only one politician that has a similar line to what Cummings said - Farrage. Kier has no plan for immigration and I doubt much interest.
@LossiamАй бұрын
This was a great interview! Dominic Cummings comes across as a smart and decent guy. Not like the caricature that's been portrayed in the MSM.
@johnkilvington7527Ай бұрын
Exactly!
@cjeffrey8713Ай бұрын
Dominic Cummings has the smuggest face in the world.
@elle3029 күн бұрын
???😂😂😂😂😐😐😐
@AlanRoberts-xy4wu22 күн бұрын
Yeah, funny that, Msm lying day & night
@juliaw753329 күн бұрын
I love Dominic. He is a human and didn't deserve the shit he received. 🙏🇬🇧
@rogerdodger179017 күн бұрын
Dominic is a VERY intelligent guy. He should have been listened to a LOT more.
@RealMalta-fx4sx15 күн бұрын
In comparison with politicians and senior civil servants, he is more intelligent than most of them. That would, usually, be a good thing. Unfortunately, he isn't as intelligent as he thinks he is and his self-awareness on this point is weak; he exhibits fake-humble behaviour. He claims to be able to put together good teams. The evidence very strongly suggests otherwise (e.g. Andrew Sabisky: a 100% Cummings recruit). Because of this, he overextends and makes serious mistakes. If I were forming a government I wouldn't want him in it. He needs INTJ types because he isn't one himself.
@new_age123Ай бұрын
Dominic Cummings always keeps it real.
@1574johnАй бұрын
Except when he invented the “I drove my car to test my eyes” story 😂
@new_age123Ай бұрын
@@1574john Fair point haha
@SaltAndVinegarFlavourАй бұрын
Hope you're being facetious, for your own sake. 🙄
@new_age123Ай бұрын
@@SaltAndVinegarFlavour did the chippy run out or something. Calm down.
@sonny1987100Ай бұрын
The ONLY grown up in the room right now!
@johnnyreggae969Ай бұрын
The only thing that confuses me is the 5% who think it’s working
@martd1352Ай бұрын
Employed by the system mate
@annaforrest6148Ай бұрын
That 5% are the government and civil service.🙄
@vikdaddyАй бұрын
Are you a white man using "reggae" in your username?
@phill685929 күн бұрын
I'm confused why only 5% think it's working. It's a perception issue and while I'm sure that there are areas where there are issues, in my city there are lots of communities and no problems. It seems that there are white areas where they have no idea what it's like anywhere else and assume "it failed because the daily mail told me" Most of the immigration issues can be solved by Keir. The collapse in students is going to bankrupt universities, which might be tricky
@turbolevo8703Ай бұрын
One problem we have in Britain is a high degree of political illiteracy. I’ve lost count of the number of people who expected Johnson, a lifelong Bohemian liberal, to deliver some Conservative policies, then cried foul when he didn’t. How can people be so poorly researched and ignorant?
@georgesdelatourАй бұрын
I don’t think that’s fair. People are offered a very constrained list of options to vote for at election time. In 2019 the only realistic election outcomes were 1) a Johnson majority government or 2) a Corbyn-led coalition government, including the Lib Dems and the SNP. For many voters it was a choice between a politician who’s offering 1) some of what you want, but who will probably let you down, and 2) none of what you want, and who will be at the mercy of Jo Swinson and Nicola Sturgeon.
@AlexDeLarge77Ай бұрын
I agree with you completely. People still believe trade union leaders are in fact trade unionists. Or that Margaret Thatcher was actually Conservative.
@XxxULTIMATEZxxXАй бұрын
What you are saying is true, however the Boris Johnson example is not entirely fair. Johnson’s 2019 campaign manifesto contained some key pledges, such as implementing an “Australian-style points-based immigration system” which would encourage high skill migration, and discourage low skill migration, as Cummings said in the podcast. This was literally a campaign manifesto, yet Johnson completely refused to implement this policy after being elected and did the opposite. Deeper analysis of Johnson’s political history would show you that he’s not exactly a low immigration advocate, so he’s not someone to rely on when it comes to immigration policy reform. However when he makes that a campaign manifesto pledge, you have to assume in good faith as a voter that the elected government would enact the policies they campaigned on. To expect voters to deeply analyse each candidate’s political history, and therefore predict whether or not they will completely reverse their campaign manifesto once elected is not realistic. How can voters go into an election assuming everyone is probably lying about their policies? It’s not realistic. Most voters still take things at face value, and if somebody advocates a policy they like, they will vote for that. However each time a candidate is elected and they enact policies which nobody wanted, or don’t deliver, that is certainly causing many people to lose faith in election manifesto pledges, and to start looking further into the real agenda of candidates and their credibility. We have seen this recently with the huge loss of support for the Tories because many centre-right and right wing voters don’t trust them to enact actual conservative policies, particularly around immigration. We have also seen this with Labour on issues such as support for Palestine, where despite Starmer and Labour ministers saying they support a “ceasefire” or an “end to hostilities”, many pro-Palestine voters didn’t vote for Labour because they looked below the surface, and decided that actually they can’t trust Labour to enact pro-Palestine policies.
@ChemiiOneLegacyАй бұрын
We expect as British people that someone who says they are going to do something, actually does it. To actually serve the people as the elected and put their own beliefs aside - that's what democracy is meant to be - helping the common people.
@turbolevo8703Ай бұрын
@@ChemiiOneLegacy Why do you expect politicians to put their own beliefs to one side? What a bizarre thing to say.
@stix2you1Ай бұрын
Possibly one of the best podcasts I've listened to for a long time. Cummings comes across very well.
@BasutuEquestrianАй бұрын
He does.. bright guy.. but I think he is keeping cards close to his chest
@edwardbenson49215 күн бұрын
I dont trust this snake as far as i could throw him@@BasutuEquestrian
@mcihs2Күн бұрын
He’s a politician, that’s what they do….
@gx2musicАй бұрын
Absolutely storming interview. If you want to understand Britain in 2024 , this is THE one. Thank you Chris. Thank you. 👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻
@grahamclennell9205Ай бұрын
Imagine hearing a politician speaking in the way that Cummins does in this interview.. That would be terrific. A nice bit of swearing, and there's a whiff of authenticity in amongst the lingering resentment. Nice. I definitely believe him that it's next to impossible to actually get anything done or changed. Great interview. Thank you.
@destro1989Ай бұрын
Cummings authentic? Bro literally masterminded all the lies and spin to get Boris elected. Absolute disaster.
@Lytton333Ай бұрын
Swearing doesn't guarantee authenticity. Use of dockside expletives is merely an indication of the decline of public life, which is one of the ambitions of the left.. ie to degenerate standards of behaviour. This is why the left have encouraged it in their popular cultural campaigns in tv and the arts etc.. because it is a two fingered salute to the couth behaviour of traditional British society, which they view as a class-based elitism. Therefore, they encourage the new elites to be uncouth.
@leveragebeverage2705Ай бұрын
Great interview Chris. It’s easy to see how his intellectual persona and straight talking would have been something for Borris and the other plastic politicians to fear. I really hope he does get back involved in helping to sort out the epic mess that British politics has become.
@mogadon7Ай бұрын
REFERENDUM on - MASS IMMIGRATION !
@mogznwazАй бұрын
The question I want to ask is why Boris and Rishi didn’t want to deal with the problem - WHY WOULD THEY WANT TO STALL? Are they being paid off by organised crime??
@paulhawkins6415Ай бұрын
How dare you call the members of the WEF criminals
@jonnyref3475Ай бұрын
One of the very best interviews on Modern Wisdom and sadly very much on point.
@elliott193222 күн бұрын
Very sad that you would never see a conversation like this on mainstream media. The further a society drifts from truth the more it will hate those who speak it.
@AlanRoberts-xy4wu22 күн бұрын
Yes, well put
@grumpy9250Ай бұрын
I had no reason to dislike Dominic but I did, guess the media got me there. Enjoyed this interview.
@Steamerbeen22 күн бұрын
The MSM have got very good at it.
@smithytri89Ай бұрын
Disagree a lot with him on covid response but you can't deny the guy's intellect and ability to critically analyse events. Fascinating listen.
@0tispunkm3y3r17 күн бұрын
Yes, particularly masks. I spent time doing as thorough a job I could reviewing literature around mask use. And the very best thing I could conclude was that they were, on balance, neither help nor hindrance. All the froth and spittle and money expended on something with no measurable effect. And on top of it all barely anyone used masks properly anyway because of very poor guidance. So even if they did something, it would all be undone by not giving people proper instruction.
@mcihs2Күн бұрын
The masks were nothing to do with disease mitigation, we already knew that they don’t do anything against airborne respiratory illness, they were a control mechanism and the main way to try and persuade people we were in a pandemic. Without them, no one would have noticed anything different to any other year….funny thing is, respiratory illness still exists and kills millions every year, but the mask fascination seems to have waned….
@FraserBailey-jm5yzАй бұрын
Great interview. Of course, anyone who has been paying attention has long known all this, but it's good to hear Cummings lay it all out with such naked clarity. The whole country should see this, but sadly they won't.
@V12F1Demon23 күн бұрын
Cummings was a shrewd operator and the kind of smarts Britain needed!
@duranleaujean-francois108827 күн бұрын
I’ve been in UK and London a month ago. I was surprised to notice the abandoned houses, crumbling public infrastructures, vacant commercial buildings. The streets are filthy. I didn’t feel safe on certain streets. I was aphauled by the number of veiled women. I think it’s positive that brits wake-up. It’s hope the people insist in non-violent ways.
@storrienorrie7147Ай бұрын
Yes, you are right people in this country no longer have pride in what we stand for and what we all fought for in the forties. As an 87 year old daughter of a regular soI dier Icannot understand how this has happened. Proud to be British is now a disgraceful thing to say. WE have so many things to be proud of. Tolerance seems to be in short supply over most of the world but is still in evidence in this country. I am heartbroken over today's attitudes.
@anothercynicalbrit6451Ай бұрын
87 years old and you still have not managed to figure it out yet. THIS IS WHAT WE FOUGHT FOR IN WORLD WAR 2. This is exactly the world we fought for. The first transgender clinic was opened in Weimer Germany. Usury was rife and the country was completely divided just like today. To bring this failed system to the West is what we fought for and the sooner you understand and accept that the sooner the world around you makes sense. Tolerance is a disgusting weakness that will be stamped out of our people completely because they will have no choice.
@debslagel1132Ай бұрын
Much respect sent to you from an American. I’ll never understand why politics get so jumbled and clouded when it comes to service to the people of a great and proud country. It’s the same here in America. Be well.
@davestevenson9080Ай бұрын
A certain religious group hate us, infiltrated the government and opened our borders. If you are wondering which one, it is the only one you cannot openly criticise on youtube (which they own)
@steveplc2003Ай бұрын
Well said. One thing we don't celebrate is we have never been far left nor far right. Us and the U.S. are the few that can and let's hope that remains.
@johnkilvington7527Ай бұрын
@storrienorrie7147 it's been happening for years, coming fom so called intellectuals, schools and !
@miramar-103Ай бұрын
Cummings: Farage can't actually solve any problems ..... Q: How to solve the problem of the boats: A(Farage) Exit ECHR and deploy Navy, A(Cummings) Exit ECHR and deploy Navy ... ok what am I missing here?
@dianedrewry32Ай бұрын
I thought exactly the same.
@gilgamecha28 күн бұрын
His point is that Farage is not in power
@christiankreps592023 күн бұрын
I think it's very hard for Cummings to endorse Farage for all sorts of personal reasons going back to the Brexit referendum campaigns.
@gilgamecha23 күн бұрын
@@miramar-103 I read it as him saying Farage isn't in a position to do anything about it right now.
@AlanRoberts-xy4wu22 күн бұрын
I thought exactly that too 👍
@Michael-4Ай бұрын
After many successful decades in the UK I'm leaving. What we have experienced this week will happen in every major town and city. You'll have a Trudeau style regime, controlling your freedom of movement, your cash and assets. Don't be like the Jew who said he's staying in 1930's Germany, hoping it will be OK.
@gilgamecha28 күн бұрын
But go where? It's the same everywhere.
@AlanRoberts-xy4wu22 күн бұрын
@@gilgamecha True, but there are countries where you can buy an affordable house in the peaceful countryside
@gilgamecha22 күн бұрын
@@AlanRoberts-xy4wu good point
@liannebenn209744 минут бұрын
I am trying to understand what country would be good long term for children to have a future. The whole world feels a frightening place now
@stevarey3519Ай бұрын
I knew when he left the tory party it was curtains ,i liked him because of how frank he was with his colleagues and was not afraid to tell them they were useless so he had to go.
@OsellaSquadraCorse28 күн бұрын
I think even moreso, he wasn't afraid to tell Carrie SHE was useless...
@Daves_CaveАй бұрын
Astonishing video. I was so predjudiced against this guy cos of how he was portrayed in the media over the COVID period. Yet, this this is some of the most clear-minded commentary I have heard in a long time. Mr Cummings is now one of my favourite people
@juliancoulden1753Ай бұрын
This has to be the most revealing and extraordinary interview you have ever done. It makes other journalists and media seem utterly inconsequential. Can anyone imagine the bbc doing this!?
@STEVEFINNERTYАй бұрын
great interview with someone who was vilified, andused as a scapegoat when actually we should of been listening to him.
@localbodАй бұрын
Perhaps you are right and we should have listened to him then.
@djcrossieАй бұрын
Spot on about the civil service. Plenty of really capable clever people with a lot of institutional morons at the top making idiotic decisions
@goodyeoman4534Ай бұрын
Where and who are these clever people?
@mseerossАй бұрын
Most covil servants ive enxountered have been weak willed conformists@@goodyeoman4534
@adam7802Ай бұрын
Reminds me of my time at a charity as well... maybe this is just always how institutions ends up.
@goodyeoman4534Ай бұрын
@Gman-h7g They're too busy spewing woke ideology. Got three separate emails today from my trust director parroting off the usual verbal diarrhoea in response to the "riots".
@thewizeАй бұрын
What a wonderfully frank and open and interesting conversation, without pretending to know all the answers or even all the questions
@marcandsebeАй бұрын
Starmer is definitely not something we wanted and is proving to be a disastrous PM.
@christinepage181Ай бұрын
@most of the public knew that it was going to be disastrous but thanks to those that didn't bother to vote and those that don't have a brain that thinks, and voted for the dictator we now are in a straight run into a dystopian and commie world.
@phill685929 күн бұрын
Keir Starmer is likely going to introduce the type of immigration that Dominic Cummings would say was better than the conservatives
@jonathanbower86327 күн бұрын
Evidence??
@durrcadurk22 күн бұрын
How? He's been in for about a month
@kygoАй бұрын
This was a great conversation, I didn't know much about Dominic apart from what the media has said, and I'm glad I watched it, he seems far more switched on and intelligent than the media made out, it's a shame we don't have more people like him with brains in the Government instead of the useless lot we are left with.
@johnkilvington7527Ай бұрын
Very true!
@sikugord03Ай бұрын
For the first time that I can recall grown men, not Brits were fighting and stabbing each other twice over the past month in my local town. Its abhorrent . I worry and get scared regarding my Grandchildren.
@gordonshrubb715516 күн бұрын
Apply NOW! to move to USA, Canada, Australia or NZ the first one to say yes MOVÈ!
@colinmacdonald2871Ай бұрын
More people need to understand this. More conversations like this Chris! Boris was not the answer, Starmer won't be either and neither will Farage. Massive structural changes are needed and people just aren't aware.
@richardfox1325Ай бұрын
Farage is like boris he has the sense to employ someone like Cummings so would do well
@davelewis709828 күн бұрын
Thankyou chris !! im a believer in dominic cummings words !! Im a 57 year old working class builder this rot is now stronger than any perfumed narrative !! God bless comkon folk
@cwill206520 күн бұрын
The elephant in the room and unasked question is....what is the WEF's involvement with Boris, sunak and Starmer.
@MikeNewlandАй бұрын
This is brilliant a must watch. He's seen it all from the inside. Well done!
@angelicinspirationsАй бұрын
He's seen it all, but he's not telling it all. Far from it.
@CpZ-Z-ZАй бұрын
Really good stuff. As a yank, I do enjoy hearing outside perspectives of the US and sadly comforted knowing we are not the ONLY one with an inept government
@PassifloraCeruleaАй бұрын
It's very interesting how similar their problems sound.
@dianedrewry32Ай бұрын
Not inept , evil I'm afraid.
@AlanRoberts-xy4wu22 күн бұрын
At least you have hope with Trump-Vance 🇬🇧❤🇺🇸
@theresabates60583 күн бұрын
Our Government are installed with inept people. Trump & Farage were not meant to be elected.
@markhutton6055Ай бұрын
We don't have Multiculturalism, we have parallel Monoculturalism.
@Camille_Anderson21 күн бұрын
2 tier Keir Starlin has started his purges....
@Camille_Anderson21 күн бұрын
2 tier Keir Starlin has already started his purges...
@dannywlm6326 күн бұрын
How refreshing to hear from him and the truth of what happened to England
@graceproby266221 күн бұрын
Totally agree. I never believed multiculturalism worked.
@weirdschoolАй бұрын
Enoch Powell tried to warn us.
@louisetaylor2131Ай бұрын
Rivers of blood’ 1970s speech …….. and we laughed at him ….
@wendyrowland7787Ай бұрын
@@louisetaylor2131some of us knew he was right from the outset. Our streets have become bloodbaths sadly with one ethnic community in particular.
@greggrimer354Ай бұрын
He did warn us. We did not listen.
@stevenmoss529528 күн бұрын
Government did not listen. I've listened to some of his speeches in Parliament regarding Immigration and the amount of interruptions from so called MP's was disgusting.
@ExploringHabitАй бұрын
Cummings should join Reform
@cameronohare4000Ай бұрын
From what he says, reform has reached their peak. There’s potential to grow if they peel voters away from the conservatives.
@bieitunsАй бұрын
Him and farage hate eachother
@baggysmart761328 күн бұрын
Did you listen to him or no?😂
@jonathanbower86327 күн бұрын
Thankfully he is just smart enough not to
@lnAmberCladАй бұрын
As an American this was incredibly interesting. I like hearing about whats going on over there, the news tends to skew towards The States a lot and make everything about us. I miss the old NPR when they used to have world news (90s & early 2000s)
@pgtips951124 күн бұрын
Fascinating interview. I’ve always held Dominic Cummings in high regard since first ‘discovering’ his blog around the time of Brexit. I found it to be fascinating albeit pretty dense and complicated at times. Consequently I never went along with the demonisation of him., believing instead that is was all spiteful spin. He’s never held government officials in high regard but I was very surprised to hear him describe most of government as useless and shambolic…my belief is it is much worse than incompetent..it is, in fact, a malignant operation riddled with extreme snobbery, disdain, arrogance and pure evil. The entire edifice needs to be cut out and radiated like the cancerous growth that it is so that something new and healthy can grow in its place.
@hmmmmmmmmmmmm93829 күн бұрын
As much as Cummings can try to reframe himself as being a man of the people, his biggest success and the thing he fought the hardest for was Brexit. He could have focused on other things for which he claimed as ambitious projects such as school funding and infrastructure as a way to gain votes but he forewent those projects to focus singularly on Leave and then criticized Johnson after Cummings lost favor. It's clear that Cummings chose this interview because he need not be afraid of any hard questions.
@K9WeddingsАй бұрын
I'm a big fan of Cummings. I'm also a big fan of Farage. Farage openly admits that he'd rather be down the pub than be in politics but he's been forced to enter the scene due to the Tory party trying to thwart democracy and leaving the EU. Farage realises this and is going to spend the next 5 years building the infrastructure of Reform and eventually hand it over to someone. I want Cummings to get involved as he's a great strategist. He's not media friendly enough to lead a party but it's about knowing your strengths. I believe Cummings has more in common with the Reform agenda than he does with the true Tory agenda
@jeffrywhite6008Ай бұрын
Isnt the whole concept of government to serve its people not immagrants of other counrrys?
@marumaru6084Ай бұрын
Only if they care about the people!
@jackiekjonoАй бұрын
I think that these days a lot of the sort of people who go into government have loyalties beyond their own national borders.
@AM2K2Ай бұрын
English: quite good
@crowbar9566Ай бұрын
that’s waycist
@SHB77784Ай бұрын
@@crowbar9566how?
@kelly4187Ай бұрын
No Dominic… the fact that immigration didn’t change after leaving the EU means it was never the EU. We had options for our own border control in the EU that we simply never used that would have cut immigration by 10x. Instead we stick to what the Tories had done since 2010… throw open the doors so their donors could have cheap Labour.
@user-yh7rl1mf4t22 күн бұрын
Oh yes we dowr are not allowed to celebrate St Georges day we are being ghosted as a nation by our own gov
@kimwhitbread279919 күн бұрын
But the government could blame the EU....
@semajsenoj5548Ай бұрын
Mr Dominic , we are ready to support your party, you are on the right track. Birmingham with your.
@michaelrandall207027 күн бұрын
UK IS ALREADY AT STRESS POINT OWING TO LACK OF HOUSES, FLATS, SCHOOLS, HOSPITALS, CARE FACILITIES, ROADS, RESERVOIRS, WATERWORKS, SEWAGE, ETC - AND WE DO NOT HAVE THE MEN NOR MONEY TO COMPLETE THE PROGRAMME NEEDED TO ACCOMMODATE TENS OF THOUSANDS OF NEW IMMIGRANTS. THIS NEEDS CAREFUL PLANNING AND COSTING !😂
@quackhouseproductions5572Ай бұрын
Would have liked to hear what he thought of Blair and his NGO.
@macoooos9204Ай бұрын
Watch Academic Agents, his "Blair's triple shakedown".
@quackhouseproductions5572Ай бұрын
@@macoooos9204 waaaaay ahead of ya.
@ExploringHabitАй бұрын
What Starmer said about the concerned public protesting about our kids safety. Just added fuel to the fire , the idiot is out of his depth.
@nikolayivanov6373Ай бұрын
You must have misunderstood. He was referring to the riots and the people burning police cars and shops. Those people are now "concerned public" they are lunatics that need to be in jail.
@SeasideBanditАй бұрын
Absolutely.
@davestevenson9080Ай бұрын
@@nikolayivanov6373 the people bringing million of foreigners here against our will are the ones that need to be in jail
@jimboakimbo54Ай бұрын
Destroying your community and physically attacking people for the colour of their skin is not concern for your children.
@dragonfly6908Ай бұрын
Starmer has poor communication skills, he is clueless when addressing the public.
@samuelmirando7050Ай бұрын
Nice to hear Chris talking about the UK again 😊
@StephenBrown-vh8mzАй бұрын
Never forget where you come from
@cynicaldodgyknees6248Ай бұрын
Interesting interview but contradicts himself saying “…masks don’t work and all that crazy shit.” Really? He obviously knows more than leading international virologists who repeated claimed they were useless, until they were globally gagged.
@clivebroadhead438122 күн бұрын
The insights are a load of balloons. All he says is that Johnson messed up because he was told by his girlfriend to ignore the advice of Cummings. How is that a statement of Johnsons failure to build an affluent and stable society for everyone?
@TiGGowichАй бұрын
Why I hate politicians is because whenever they talk it's all about seats, votes, how to "look good" and all that nonsense. I never hear politicians talk about simply doing their job, taking action, changing laws and fulfilling what the people have voted for. Just do what the people want and you succeed... why do they all blabber on about all this nonsense instead of just getting on with it!!!!
@mattylamb9194Ай бұрын
And this man goes on it about looking good more than most politicians even, whilst at the same time saying he is the one thinking about the policies
@GeorgiaMartin-ll9qgАй бұрын
Incredible how even these two found it impossible to discuss the rise of Islam in Britain!
@FiveLiverАй бұрын
Yes elephant in the room stuff. He's still banging on about "they literally elected Nazis", like he hasn't a clue.
@G0ldfingersАй бұрын
DEI is responsible for HR seniors to be where they are, we need to rid ourselves of DEI and return to the best people for the role employment.
@fhenderson8925Ай бұрын
Didn't .Earn. It.
@lat141914 күн бұрын
DEI from the globalists and founder of BlackRock. The takeover by the managerialists, given a playbook with lots of rules and by wielding those came extraordinary power. In the hands of very mediocre managers.
@mattsmint26 күн бұрын
We could do with another 2 hours of this, in all honesty. It would be great diving deeper into all corners of the rot to get some light shined on them to let people know what we're up against. I feel like we all know what is going on, but it's great to hear it from the perspective of someone that has actually been there.
@kim-hf9wr19 күн бұрын
I work in local government and I agree with everything he says about technology. Been saying for years they need to invest in decent technology for jobs to be done effectively and efficiently. But they don't want to spend money to make money. 😒
@Jin-RoАй бұрын
Well done Chris, absolute diamond interview. You'd never see this in the mainstream. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
@johnkilvington7527Ай бұрын
Well said!
@jorose7293Ай бұрын
Listen to David Starkey. He has given a sobering interview about this new government.
@Steamerbeen22 күн бұрын
Can you send the link?
@Camille_Anderson21 күн бұрын
@@Steamerbeenhe has a channel, Dr David Starkey talks, if you don't know already. He has some wonderful & searingly accurate words on the past few insane weeks.
@ollyjohnson2590Ай бұрын
This interview has changed my mind on Mr Comings for the better Blessings to all
@parker3979Ай бұрын
the comings and goings of Cummings
@EastoftheDanubeАй бұрын
This is a very intriguing conversation, thank you. I would like to add my bit as someone who is working for a local council, a government employee. It’s a hideous dystopian workplace. They operate a hi-tec hybrid hot-desking model and I feel like a character in Yevgeny Zamiatyn’s novel, “We”. I’ve only been there 3 months and I’m leaving asap. I’d rather die than work in such a dystopian environment. Work used to have a social element, now no one talks - and I have to bring my own milk and teabags as well as lug a laptop to the office. I may be misjudging Cummings but it’s his ilk that have ushered in this brave new world. Off-grid life is looking very appealing.
@nerdimmunity7672Ай бұрын
He was in charge of the best thing to happen in British politics in my life time.
@raystephens1142Ай бұрын
Why not invest in the Brit kids to make them your high-skilled workers? Do you not have faith in them if given the tools?
@joanneburslem4330Ай бұрын
Apprenticeships are a joke Teachers are failed tradesmen. Seen it Could only teach one carpentry joint and have to do diversity lessons online all the time.
@Mediaisdead7Ай бұрын
You obviously do not work in the education system. 95% student only care about getting money to attend College. Free Wi-Fi, and meeting there friends. Most of them want to be KZbin influences or playing games all day while the teachers give them government indoctrination. Also, you say give them the tools, well the amount of money spent on new technology is ridiculous and most students don’t even know how to save a document.
@Camille_Anderson21 күн бұрын
💯🎯👏👏👏 We have been sacrificed on the altar of multiculturalism. Train & pay Brits to do these high skilled jobs. Too many im mig r ants are not highly skilled and it's insulting to British people to insist they don't want jobs. I see every day people desperate for work & eventually take crap low skilled temporary work just to survive. They need to invest in British people and improve our social, fiscal & cultural status, not the protected demographic who are so entitled.
@Camille_Anderson21 күн бұрын
💯🎯👏👏 We have been sacrificed on the altar of multiculturalism. Train & pay Brits to do these high skilled jobs. Too many im mig r ants are not highly skilled and it's insulting to British people to insist they don't want jobs. I see every day people desperate for work & eventually take crap low skilled temporary work just to survive. They need to invest in British people and improve our social, fiscal & cultural status, not the protected demographic who are so entitled.
@Camille_Anderson21 күн бұрын
. We have been sacrificed on the altar of multiculturalism. Train & pay Brits to do these high skilled jobs. Too many im mig r ants are not highly skilled and it's insulting to British people to insist they don't want jobs. I see every day people desperate for work & eventually take crap low skilled temporary work just to survive. They need to invest in British people and improve our social, fiscal & cultural status, not the protected demographic who are so entitled.
@susanwilcox3403Ай бұрын
Exactly London has forgot about the rest of the country
@RossKempOnYourMum01Ай бұрын
Exactly why Scottish devolution has worked for Scotland and no Scot wants a return to direct rule
@royevetts4900Ай бұрын
Dominic is correct...we all know the whole place is a shit show. Time to clean it up.
@janetstead703225 күн бұрын
The lovely human face of Dominic Cummings. Well worth watching. Thanks 🙏🏻