Have the left and the ECHR pushed migrants into the hands of traffickers?

08/16/22 • 89 min

On today's episode of Dan Wootton Uncancelled:

Why does GB News favourite Neil Oliver think the elites of our government are taking us for a ride? Our man in Stirling will chat with Dan about the incredible reaction to the monologue that struck a chord with millions.

As 20,000 cross the Channel this year amid concerns that a new Rwanda flight will be unable to leave until October, have the left and the ECHR pushed a record number of migrants into the hands of opportunistic people traffickers? Nigel Farage joins Dan to discuss.

As a new poll confirms Tory members want Boris to stay on, the man who exposed the scandal that helped bring him down, Chris Pincher accuser and former Tory parliamentary candidate Alex Story, gives a very significant endorsement to the outgoing PM. He joins Dan to share his story.

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Has New Zealand come to regret its zero Covid obsession?

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Has New Zealand come to regret its zero Covid obsession? Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, the co-author of the Great Barrington Declaration, joins Dan to analyse.

How can the country avoid a return to 70s-style socialism? Top Truss ally and a man tipped for a meaty role in her Cabinet, Sir John Redwood, thinks she’s the only candidate who will stand firm against the drumbeat of the MSM and mainstream politicians.

As 1,000 traumatised families prepare to sue the shuttered Tavistock clinic, Dan meets Sinead Watson, a de-transitioned activist and former patient at Scotland's version of the gender identity centre determined to make sure it suffers the same fate.

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How are the RAF getting away with a hiring pause of white men?

On today's episode of Dan Wootton Uncancelled:

Graham Linehan was derided by the BBC and beyond when he sounded the alarm on the Tavistock clinic. Now vindicated by the gender identity clinic’s closure, the Father Ted creator joins Dan as he demands an apology from the sanctimonious BBC.

After audience complaints are deemed reason enough to cancel controversial comedian Jerry Sadowitz’s Edinburgh Fringe show, is the industry guilty of allowing humourless liberals to censor comedy to death? Well, one of Britain’s top funnymen, Jim Davidson, has unexpectedly been drawn into the heart of this row. He joins Dan to give a full-throated defense of Sadowitz’s right to offend – and criticise him.

How on Earth is the RAF getting away with an alleged pause on the hiring of white men? Conservative Against Racism founder Albie Almankona joins Dan to discuss this shocking report.

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