Nadine Dorries

Nadine Dorries, a former Conservative cabinet minister and ally of Boris Johnson, now defends her defection to Reform UK under Nigel Farage. She argues that Farage is the change communities need, while addressing accusations of racism against the party. Dorries outlines Reform's nuanced immigration policy and critiques Labour's rhetoric at conferences. She predicts more Tory exits, discusses the future of the Conservative Party, and emphasizes the importance of safeguarding children online. The conversation ends on a lighter note with fun anecdotes!

Controversial MP Nadine Dorries announced her resignation but is still an active MP without participating in parliamentary activities. Host questions her identity and calls for her resignation. The controversy surrounding her delayed resignation and the impact on the Conservative Party is discussed. The popularity and decline of Dorries among civil servants and her constituents is explored. The rise and influence of Donald Trump in American conservatism, as well as the fear and hesitation towards him is examined.

Guest: Nadine Dorries, Author. The hosts discuss Nadine Dorries' book 'The Plot, the political assassination of Boris Johnson' and analyze its partisan nature. They delve into conspiracy theories about the deep state. They critique a ghostwritten book and highlight its weird food and drink-focused nature. The origins and actions of 'The Movement' are explored. The influence of Paul Stains on politics is discussed along with scandal, sex parties, and political careers. A conspiracy theory connected to influential figures is explored. The speakers engage in a humorous and meandering discussion about conspiracy theories, politics, and cheese.

Nadine Dorries, a prominent former Conservative MP and author, shares her colorful political journey and personal anecdotes. She reminisces about her nostalgic childhood meals and the close-knit community that shaped her, including unique dining experiences in Zambia. Dorries reveals the often underwhelming food at Westminster, shedding light on parliamentary life. She candidly discusses her weight-loss journey and the empowering moments it brought, alongside her pride in being the 'queen of the Sunday roast' in her family.

Former Tory cabinet minister Nadine Dorries criticizes the 'disgusting' actions of Tory Party chair Richard Holden. They discuss the lack of integrity in the Conservative Party, politicians seeking safe seats, scandals involving Boris Johnson, and the uncertain future of the party under Rishi Sunak's leadership.