‘They Think Brexit Voters Are THICK!’ | Labour’s EU Rejoin Push Savaged
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Spiked editor Tom Slater joins Kevin O’Sullivan to deliver a damning assessment of Labour’s approach to national security, migration and Brexit. Following the reported incident near RAF Fairford, Slater questions why Britain’s security appeared to depend upon the vigilance of a local woman returning from a party. The pair ask whether the authorities were truly prepared and challenge government claims that the situation was under control. They also react to Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood’s announcement of new capped, safe and legal asylum routes. Slater argues that Labour is listening to activists and backbenchers rather than a public demanding greater control of Britain’s borders. The discussion then turns to welfare and defence spending, with Slater repeating the brutal warning: “You can’t claim PIP if your country doesn’t exist.” #NationalSecurity #LabourConference #Brexit Have you got a story? Email tips@talk.tv Click here for more from Talk https://talk.tv If you need any he
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