So firstly, Father Calvin, do I have to do a Holly Willoughby to start this segment? Are you okay?

[laughs] Thank you.

I am okay.

What was interesting about that is the references to God, because it a- this all comes down to truth, and objective truth.

We had that, what's her name, Abdullahi whatever.

You were struggling to pronounce it as well, I can't remember.

But she was...

So you wouldn't remove women from the line of succession?

So what do you want to say to Dan Hodges, who says your time is up?

I mean, the evidence speaks for itself.

People like Dan Hodges, their time is literally up.

They're pushing this liberal agenda that the British people are actively rejecting.

And just look at all the examples you've just shown and more.

Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg had an interview with Vox Populi this week in which he said, this is not a question of ethnicity, it's a question of nationality.

Well, he's got it absolutely inverted.

What's your reaction to this? Absolutely.

Oh, right.

In Britain, it's Islam, and it's taken over the whole of Western Europe And why should we worry? Well, because in their faith, in their ideology, it's about taking over a land and taking it for Allah, and that means that everyone else is subjugated.

People think they'll come with swords and kill us all if we don't convert.

No, no, why would they do that? Christians and Jews have to pay jizya.

They have to pay a tax for not being a Mohammedan.

So actually the revenue stream increases the more Christians and Jews you have.

So it's in the, it's in the Mohammedans' best interests to leave us all as we are, but to take over our land.

So yeah, tell us-

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I didn't know you wanted to talk about this.

Um, it is, it is the elephant in the room, so, uh, let me try and lay it out.

So my orders and my sacraments are valid and recognized as valid by the Vatican, um, so I am legitimately a priest.

Now, you can't be a priest and not be Catholic.

That's something else.

You're a Protestant pastor or something.

So what are your thoughts on, uh, a true form of traditional ecumenical cooperation for the sake of the reign of Jesus?

Okay, let Father say, come on.

So the reason that, the reason that people wear these balaclavas is because of what happens if you don't.

I am someone who's campaigned on these same issues and hasn't worn a balaclava.

Every job I have, I lose my job.

Every, every p- position I have, I lose my position.

I've been canceled more times than I can remember now.

Not everyone can afford that.

They want one.

But yeah, just talk a little bit more about that dichotomy.

I think that's so important.

So again, back when I was in education, I'd be on panels with...

Secretary of State for Education and people from think tanks.

So we'd be in these meetings with the conservative parliamentarians thinking about how we can reshape education in the country, because we all see it's going downhill.

It's tangible.

Parents keep saying things like, my child has left school unable to read.

you know

I think we've got to try all methods.

Yeah, I think we are, we are, and it takes different people to try different things.

You and I are doing the independent media thing.

Uh, Rupert Lowe's doing the politics thing, and so is Nick Tenconi.

And so for Danny Tommo to try the street activism thing, we need more of that too.

And I've seen a lot of criticism this past week, and I don't like to jump to other people's defense too much 'cause I think, you know, peop- people like Danny don't need it.

But at the same time, I am replying, like, "So what are you doing?" 'Cause like Hannah was saying, there are so many critics, but I don't see, um, enough activists.

Are you surprised that GB News has let it get to this point? And what are, are you and your legal team planning to reveal?

Okay.

So it's very difficult, but the point is that when someone commits a crime such as this, so grave as this, and Christ talks about harming the innocent children as one of the gravest sins one can commit.

In fact, he said it was better for you to throw yourself down into this lake with a millstone tied around your neck than the consequences you're going to face in everlasting life, meaning that to harm a child means you are damned to hell.

And so the consequences of that should be punishment.

Now, forgiveness and punishment go hand in hand.

We can forgive someone for an evil act, That doesn't stop them from needing to be punished.

And so the magistrate should absolutely punish this child killer.

Do you accept it? And do you think that this relationship is okay?

And, of course, because it was a lie, it collapsed very quickly.

And especially since Tina Brown weighed in there and did so immediately, and then people just didn't believe it.

But in fact, it's not thought Guy Ritchie would be interested in Meghan for any reason at all.

But she did clearly want the focus to be on the possibility of, uh, her having future roles.

After all, I mean, she was Rachel Zane in Suits, and of course, that is what made her originally.

And what she's done subsequently, I seem to recall that she did the commentary for a Disney movie called Elephants.

For some reason, it comes back to mind.

Uh, maybe some people feel that Dolly shouldn't have got involved in the vaccine.

Yeah

And it tells us that if we turn our backs from God, He'll hand us over to our desires, and I think we are turning our backs away from Him in ways such as, you know, the massive mass infanticide through abortion and, and the fact that we're, uh, inviting in false religions with false gods.

Everywhere throughout the Bible, especially in the Old Testament, we hear of God's people, He comes to His people, He reveals Himself to His people, and they still turn their backs on Him and find false gods and invite in false religions, invite foreigners in with other ideas and take on board their ideas.

And every single time God's like, "What are you doing? Why?" Until He eventually comes down to us in person, sends His only begotten Son to die for us because we can't get over this, and, uh, we've gotta learn this lesson.

We've gotta stop inviting people in with foreign ideologies and foreign gods and false idols and accepting them

The, the

The, the, the sojourner pe- is a, is an example people often use against us and say, "You've gotta welcome the sojourner." The sojourner is a, is a temporary traveler, so it's not a mass invading force.

It's not boats full of hundreds of people.

Yeah

...

I knew that the number that we rated the games de- determined how much money went into the next production.

So the studios would only get so much based on the, the ratings that their games got.

I, I assume it's-

Uh, where can people find more from you?

Good question.

Thank you.

there has

been an overt plan from the beginning.

So in 1997, Tony Blair and his Labour government got in with a landslide after having conservative governments for so long.

The Labour Party, the left-wing party got in and explicitly said they wanted to flood our country with foreigners.

They wanted to undermine the right.

And they didn't say why, but you can only allude to as to why.

I would suggest that because they want a whole demographic that is dependent upon them for the vote because we give out so many benefits in Britain.

You can cut the flower from its soil and it will remain fresh for a time, but it is already dying.

Exactly.

He's be- become almost the epitome of the, your average English countryman.

Like, he's living the life, he's filming it, and we're all exposed to it through his documentary-style productions.

So we get to see how the government is subsidizing farmers to try and encourage them to not farm the land anymore.

We get to see all the over-regulation that the Oxford Council puts on pubs and farms.

We get to see it all firsthand rather than just hearing about it through the news through a liberal perspective.

Jeremy Clarkson says what he thinks, and he's very open and forthright in a, in a typical working class English way.

But I was always promised that GB News was gonna be different.

Father, what was his intention in that?

I suppose we can only have a guess, but his whole message was diversity is our strength.

Sometimes it was about the GDP.

The motivation changes publicly.

What his private motivation is, we'll never know.

All I know is that he's made a lot of money.

And every time he opened the floodgates, him and his family made more money.

Tell us about why Christ is the only salvation, not just for a human, but for a nation.

What are your main objections with Islam?

So I follow a man called Christ, right? Jesus Christ.

He taught us to love God and to love our neighbor.

He taught us that there is something bigger and better than us out there, and we should, we should focus on that rather than ourselves.

He taught us, or through his apostles, who then taught their, their disciples, who then taught their bishops and so on, all the way through to us, what it means to be good versus what it means to be evil.

And those first followers of Jesus died because they believed so strongly in him and, and his message.

Now, I see that's, that's what our country was founded on, those principles of loving God, loving your neighbor, the Ten Commandments, about being a good person.

But do you think the current state of Britain and, and the rapid decline over the years, in your heart of hearts, do you think Britain can be saved? And if so, how would it be saved?

It's so predictable.

It is predictable, isn't it? I just arrived back in the States.

Unfortunately, I didn't make the Southport, um, riot, as they're calling it, but I would've been there.

If I could've been there, I absolutely would've been there because I am full of this pure cold rage.

I think we should all be full of this pure cold rage, and I think you're right, Dan, in that when Farage does something right, we should praise him, and he's been absolutely spot on with this.

The, uh, the far left are cringe-worthy projecting as much as they can.

When James O'Brien says it's, "Oh, people are upset 'cause they wanted the police to presume the Brown man was, was, was, uh, guilty", no, people are upset because their presumption was that the Brown man was absolutely innocent and the white man was guilty, even though he was the victim.

I mean, that's the difficulty they're in

Wow.

And there's another god of Eden that hasn't been corrupted and that is still pure.

And people, Ransom, our protagonist, manages to travel to that planet and, uh, and, uh, and someone who's be- under the influence of, of Satan also travels to that planet.

And one of the best scenes in the entire series for me is when there's a new Eve on a new Eden and man is having a conversation with her, and Satan is also trying to corrupt her to ruin that new Eden and that new Eve in the way that he ruined our Eden and our Eve, uh, as the serpent whispered in the ear of, of Eve and convinced her to eat of the, the f- tree of the fruit of knowledge of good and evil.

Uh, so something similar is happening on th- So E- uh, so of course, this isn't Christian, this isn't our theology, but this is, this is Lewis experimenting with what would it be like if modern man was there in the Garden of Eden? How, how would we react? And, or how could there be a take two of this? And, and so th- this man, our, our protagonist is speaking to Eve and the Sa- and the devil is also talking to her through un-man and trying to c- corrupt her.

And the-- what-- this great scene for me is when the enemy, the, the enemy doesn't sleep, so he can just be manipulating her and convincing her and corrupting her all day, all night.

He doesn't tire, whereas man does.

So I, I guess when we look at kind of the major themes of this series then, do we think that Lewis is trying to basically talk about the idea of morality being built into the universe? Do you see it that way? Or, or how would you look at his kind of moral purview?

You've got to hold your nose and vote Reform UK for the good of the country.

Nick's not standing tomorrow, unfortunately, and he's been up and down the country campaigning, political activism, promoting the idea that we are a Christian country first and foremost.

And so he's putting that at the heart of his campaign mission at the moment.

In terms of who to vote for, you know, people like Kieran just said have got to vote based on their conscience.

This is just a local election.

It's not going to be a mirror anyway whatsoever of the general election that's coming up in 2029 or even closer, depending on whether we get a snap election or not, and whether Sir Keir Starmer steps down or not.

But the point being that this is not going to be indicative at all.

Where do you think it stands? Which party do you think is best to take on the Green threat?

When the police say, "Oh, history of mental health problems", you know, may- maybe the mental health problems are deciding to follow this Islamist ideology.

Well, indeed.

What does mental health mean these days? It's an excuse for every single terrorist incident, unfortunately.

The vast majority, if not all, of the major terror incidents in our country post-IRA have been by Mohammedans.

It is a...

Islam is a toxic ideology that has no place in Christendom.

It is contradictory to our values, to our way of life.

So when you hear Richard Shaw saying that, Richard actually suspects that the King is in some ways a Muslim convert, d- do, do you think he's right?

I feel it.

Oh, I see what you mean.

Well, I suppose because we've asked for proof as people.

We've said, you know, we need evidence that our God is real and living.

And so he came to earth as a man, as God incarnate.

And as we've accomplished, there is more historical data on Jesus Christ as a person, as pretty much any other person through our history.

So we know that he was real.

Yeah,

Where do you stand on that?

Well, people need something to believe in, right? Everyone needs something to believe in.

You can't not believe in something.

There's the old adage, either you believe in Christ or you believe in everything.

You can't believe in nothing at all.

So when you remove him, when you remove Jesus Christ from the public square, like we have in this so-called Christian country, it's going to be replaced or he's going to be replaced with other stuff.

And so we start believing in what I would call wokeness or nonsense or liberal progressive values instead of Christian values.

Now, might that be a better way to ward off either Wokeism or Bolshevikism?

Is it okay?

... we should be saying, "Enough is enough." We cannot have te- uh, a lot of these people are teachers.

We're seeing lots of their horrible responses to Charlie's death, people celebrating it.

Unfortunately, lots of them are teachers.

But lots of these people are encouraging, uh, the idea to our young people that boys can become girls and girls can become boys.

They're also encouraging the idea that a woman can kill her baby if it's inconvenient for her.

This is pure evil across the spectrum, and for too long, we've been saying s- things along the lines of, "Whatever they do within the four walls of their own home, they're not harming anyone." They are harming any- uh, they are harming people.

So what should I do with that? What do people like me do with that?

Illegal immigration." The same thing now in Spain, but you're having this clash between Muslims and Christians, and Spain saying, "We want our country back." What do you see happening here?

It's the same thing we see across the whole of Western Europe right now, whether it's Spain, Portugal, France, or my homeland, Great Britain.

There's been mass migration for such a long time.

But not just illegal immigration, also mass legal migration, because the liberal establishment for so long has been pushing this border-free globalist one world Europe entity for, for such a long time that people have not re- rem- remembered that they are sovereign.

Countries are sovereign and they have the right to defend their borders, the right to defend themselves and protect their nationhood.

That's a good thing.

But the establishment, and when I say the establishment, I mean the government, the mainstream media, the NGOs, the non-government organizations, you know, the lobby groups.

What, what sort of dark forces are pushing back against sort of law and order throughout ...

What do you, what do you, what do you think of that and the persecution that we've seen of Catholics and Christians over the past number of years?

Yeah, I think the persecution has grown, particularly over the last few years, for the reason, I mean, God permits it, for the reason of strengthening the faith of people.

So if you, if you look at my country, for example, the United Kingdom, we've been, En- England in part- in particular has been Christian since its inception, right? So since Rex Anglorum, since our first King of England, we've had the Christian faith as the established faith of the land.

And that's meant that people have taken the faith for granted.

You know, if you look 100 years ago or just over to the Edwardian period, everybody went to church, everyone identified as Christian, and the whole of the society was built on Christian values.

You know, our common law was based on the Ten Commandments, et cetera.

And so we've never really had to fight for our faith, not in a long time.

I mean, I- I'll get you out of here on this, Father, which is, are we going to see a return to traditional Catholic values in the Church when they go through the process of selecting a new pope? Will we see the rise, um, uh, you know, of- of- of- of a- of a- of a pr- uh, you know, of someone who's not in support of massive, uh, immigration, destroying sovereign values, pushing for all of this trans ideology and- and everything else? What do you think is going to happen?