00:00Remember that in the general election, the five big priorities that Keir Starmer had,
00:03immigration wasn't even mentioned.
00:06He spent most of his career campaigning for open borders,
00:10wholly unconcerned about the massive rise in the British population
00:14as a result of immigration policies that the Blair government began.
00:18And the Conservatives accelerated, and all he's doing today is responding to the reform vote.
00:23He's absolutely terrified, and that's why we saw that press conference this morning.
00:27I don't think there's an ounce of sincerity in it.
00:32The Labour Party haven't cared about immigration for decades and decades and decades,
00:37but they're in a blind panic because they realise this is now above the National Health Service
00:42as an issue of concern to British voters.
00:45Of course! I mean, much of the rhetoric that we heard today,
00:48the sort of things I've been saying for nearly a quarter of a century,
00:51the question is, does he have the will to actually carry it through?
00:55And I think what you'll find are many voices in the Labour Party
00:59who will start to disagree with what the Prime Minister said today.
01:03Labour, a large chunk of the Labour movement does not believe in borders at all.
01:09I'd love to see no population increase through immigration.
01:13Yeah, people get work permits, they come, they leave,
01:16just as British people can go and work around the world.
01:18The problem is that through family reunion, through the student loophole,
01:23which he hasn't really closed at all today,
01:25the numbers just go up exponentially, hundreds of thousands a year.
01:28I don't see him cracking that.
01:30If he picks up reform policies and succeeds and stops the boats coming,
01:34I will praise him to the heavens.
01:36And it belongs to our frozen heavens.
01:38Yeah, it will.
01:38According to our fellow father,
01:39Yes.
01:40Thank you!
01:40Bless you.
01:42Please!
01:42Thank you!
01:43Bye-bye.
01:43Thank you!
