Steven Edginton, a US correspondent for GB News, dives into the complex story of Haitian migrants in Springfield, Ohio. He discusses the controversy surrounding claims of migrants 'eating pets' and the political motivations behind such rumors. Edginton highlights the unique challenges Haitian immigrants face in their integration, comparing them to other groups. He also examines how local sentiments have shifted since the arrival of thousands of migrants and explores fears of self-deportation amid changing political landscapes, painting a vivid picture of a community in transition.

British journalist Steven Edginton discusses the impact of 'wokeness' on the British Army, including relaxed security checks for non-UK recruits, clashes between traditional values and inclusivity efforts, and concerns about diversity overshadowing combat readiness. The conversation also touches on challenges of gender balance in the armed forces, shifts in hiring practices towards 'Woke' language over competence, and the influence of wokeness on civil service dynamics and historical education.

Steven Edginton, US correspondent for GB News, dives into the complex reality of Haitian migrants in Springfield, Ohio. He reveals how unfounded rumors, like migrants 'eating the cats and dogs,' have fueled political discourse. Edginton discusses the challenges migrants face, including legal issues and integration hurdles, while locals express mixed sentiments. He also highlights shifting migration trends and the political implications of Trump's immigration policies, examining how fear and policy changes are influencing migrant decisions to stay or leave.