Will Kemi Destroy the Tories? Starmer is making mincemeat out of Kemi Badenoch on immigration, with Labour appearing more right-wing than the Tories Could Starmer force Farage to adopt a harder stance too? Comedian and GB News presenter Nick Dixon joins hosts Harrison Pitt & Connor Tomlinson on this week's #NCFDeprogrammed.

Connor Tomlinson, co-host of #NCFDeprogrammed and investigative report author, dives deep into the alarming influence of Islamist groups on the British government. He examines the Raiku unit’s psychological operations post-terrorist attacks and scrutinizes the media's role in shaping public perception. Tomlinson discusses growing public skepticism towards government narratives after COVID-19 and critiques the Prevent strategy for its bias against Islamic extremism. He also highlights the challenges of multiculturalism and the need for accountability in national identity.

On today's #NCFNewspeak, NCF Director Peter Whittle, Senior Fellows Rafe Heydel-Mankoo and Dr. Philip Kiszely and Amy Gallagher of Stand up to Woke discuss: * Keir Starmer and Kemi Badenoch: Why should anyone believe or trust them on immigration? * Labour's new plan for policing * Football row over LGBTQIA+ armbands v Christian & Muslim beliefs

Can comedy flourish in a world of censorship & cancellation? Would a Muslim blasphemy law kill free speech in Britain? On today's #NCFDeprogrammed, hosts Harrison Pitt and Connor Tomlinson are joined by Simon Evans, comedian, commentator & host of GBNews's Headliners show

Ayaan Hirsi Ali, a prominent defender of Western values, delves into the moral crisis facing the West, asserting the need to revive Christianity's teachings against a backdrop of moral relativism. She discusses Britain's identity struggles amid economic challenges and critiques the failures of multiculturalism, highlighting its societal repercussions. Ali also contrasts nationalism with identity politics, advocating for civic unity to combat fragmentation, and emphasizes the church's role in addressing spiritual emptiness among the youth.

Labour’s Authoritarian Crack Down: Respect Orders to Non-Crime Hate Incidents + BBC Verify Bias On today's #NCFNewspeak, NCF Director Peter Whittle, Senior Fellows Rafe Heydel-Mankoo and Dr. Philip Kiszely and Amy Gallagher of Stand Up To Woke discuss: * BBC Verify bias exposed: Who will verify BBC Verify? * Labour's new Respect Orders: What are they and should we be worried? * The bizarre list of Non-Crime Hate Incidents. 65 people a day have a NCHI recorded against them.

Rafe Heydel-Mankoo, a historian and Churchill specialist, celebrates the 150th anniversary of Winston Churchill's birth. They dive into Churchill's fascinating early life, military exploits, and masterful oratory that shaped his legacy. The conversation critically examines myths surrounding his tenure, including his leadership during WWII and the complexities of his legacy amid contemporary critiques. Listeners are urged to appreciate Churchill's resilience and the need for a balanced understanding of historical figures while exploring suggested readings and films.

Carl Benjamin, known as Sargon of Akkad and founder of the Lotus Eaters platform, delves into the crisis facing Keir Starmer's leadership amid a petition signaling discontent from over two million citizens. He examines the transformative role of civic engagement in shaping political change and critiques the disconnect between outdated political paradigms and the aspirations of younger voters. Benjamin analyzes Reform's uphill battle against Labour and the importance of strategic coalition-building to unite right-wing factions in this turbulent political climate.

Michael Murphy, a freelance journalist whose work has featured in The Telegraph, dives into pressing issues surrounding immigration and conflict. He shares insights from his documentaries, 'Guardians of Israel,' spotlighting the complex socio-political dynamics in Israel, and 'Ireland Is Full,' discussing Ireland's demographic shifts stemming from immigration. The conversation touches on the decline of the Catholic Church’s influence in Ireland and critiques the media narratives shaping public perception of immigration and identity.

The podcast tackles the significant cover-up in Southport and examines how Labour leader Starmer's policies are impacting traditional farmers. There’s a heated discussion on Nigel Farage's provocative remarks about Islam, revealing the complexities of integration and societal tension. The panel also criticizes a report on Islamophobia for oversimplifying critical issues. Economic implications of inheritance tax on farmers and the broader effects on rural communities are highlighted, raising urgent questions about political accountability.