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Matt Goodwin

Matt Goodwin

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Sep 19, 2026

Dawn NeesomHOST
0:55
We've got a brilliant panel for you as well.
Dawn NeesomHOST
0:58
GB News presenter Matt Goodwin and former Labour Minister Bill Rangel.
Dawn NeesomHOST
1:02
Most important people are you, though, so stay with us.
Dawn NeesomHOST
1:10
Hello, there you are.
Dawn NeesomHOST
1:19
We've got a cracking show for you.
Dawn NeesomHOST
1:21
You don't want to move a muscle, starting with a brilliant panel.
Dawn NeesomHOST
1:24
Obviously, GB News presenter Matt Goodwin and former Labour Minister Bill Rammel.
Dawn NeesomHOST
1:29
These two always have a good debate, so we're expecting some proper fireworks.
Dan WoottonHOST
43:08
He doesn't mention that.
Dan WoottonHOST
43:09
He talks about Matt Goodwin having a GB News show, not to mention Lee Kershaw.
Dan WoottonHOST
43:14
Anderson and Richard Tice on the presenting roster.
Dan WoottonHOST
43:18
But Crick writes that Farage TV must surely be the favorite to win this compelling battle simply because they will have almost endless dosh from the crypto kings.
Nick DixonHOST
16:46
And I've mentioned this on podcast directly to people like Harrison Pitt and Charlie Downs.
Nick DixonHOST
16:50
I've said is there a gulf between Rupert Lowe and the rest of the party because it seems like there is sometimes and then I'm assured privately there isn't and these documents do come out but then it kind of feels like that so I think there's something in that criticism to me Lowe should hammer a few basic points about the difference between restore and reform he should say something like reform see you as completely interchangeable except for perhaps the Yusuf and sometimes Matt Goodwin but restore don't we actually care about you know the demographic security question he did mention it to be fair in that five-point video as an offer to Farage perhaps that should have been done in private as Farage claimed though then Farage would want Charlie Downs gone which is basically saying you just want restored to be reformed so back on the containment yeah so there was no compromise there but so although Rupert does mention these terms he sort of slipped that in somebody even told me he didn't mention demographic security because he kind of just slipped it into the it's quite it's mentioned in passing but it is there in the video so the problem is people aren't going to read these long documents so they don't actually know what the party said um so he says more concerningly this no longer feels entirely organic there appears to be some agency within the party's organizational heart that is deliberately or otherwise aiding and abetting what I can only describe as slow-motion hijacking of Restored Britain by the hard right.
Nick DixonHOST
18:04
So that's his view on that.
Nick DixonHOST
18:07
He says, if the leadership will not define Restored Britain, others will.
Kimberly McIntoshHOST
21:09
So it's all very, very ridiculous, but it's also not an isolated incident because when Hannah Spencer, who is the Green MP for Gordon and Denton, who also won a by-election in February when she had campaign materials, In other languages, she was criticised by a range of politicians.
Kimberly McIntoshHOST
21:29
So Matt Goodwin, who was competing against her from the Reform Party, who you may remember is famous for saying that women need to get a reality check about their biological clock.
Kimberly McIntoshHOST
21:41
and good old matt goodwin also women should be taxed more if they are child free so anyway he lost but he accused hannah spencer of sectarianism and other senior labor figures criticized her for drumming up hatred
Carys AfokoHOST
22:01
so it did fly under my radar until you brought it up like why do you think we should be talking about this given the media hasn't covered it very much
Kimberly McIntoshHOST
22:08
I find this really, really interesting, this idea that trying to target specific groups is branded a sectarian and that if people from a particular ethnic group or a particular religious group care about particular issues, that some of those are read as sectarian.
Aaron BastaniPANELIST
21:02
Let's talk about Gaza.
Aaron BastaniPANELIST
21:03
To which I once said to, of course, Matt Goodwin, you're talking about Israel.
Aaron BastaniPANELIST
21:07
So I think what's good for the goose is good for the gander.
Aaron BastaniPANELIST
21:11
Calling for a military conflict with anybody is generally unwise.
Camilla TomineyHOST
27:05
so that we actually don't know how many crimes they've been responsible for.
Camilla TomineyHOST
27:08
People like Professor Matt Goodwin have said they're obviously over-represented in the violence and sexual violence statistics.
Camilla TomineyHOST
27:14
The left then say, "Oh no, he's fudged the figures." So it's the opaqueness that worries people about all this, isn't it?
Jacob Rees-MoggHOST
27:21
Yes, absolutely.
Matt HallGUEST
8:36
too often.
Matt HallGUEST
8:36
There was also brazenly racist rhetoric coming from Matt Goodwin, who's another person who's positioned himself to the hard right of the party.
Matt HallGUEST
8:43
He referred to migrants in this country as replacing British people by drug dealing goat herders.
Matt HallGUEST
8:50
A lot of
Kevin SchofieldHOST
25:28
And I think as well, there's clearly a massive split between your OG reformers, the people who were there at the beginning.
Kevin SchofieldHOST
25:37
Not so much Farage, I think Farage kind of rises above it, but you've got people like Youssef, you've got people like Matt Goodwin, the academic who stood in the, what biology did he stand in? Gordon Denton.
Kevin SchofieldHOST
25:47
Gordon Denton, lost.
Kevin SchofieldHOST
25:48
To the
Dan WoottonHOST
49:39
Balaclavas worn by Islamic people, okay.
Dan WoottonHOST
49:43
Tells us a lot." But with the pressure on within Reform UK over these peaceful protesting patriots, the hardliners in the party, including Suella Braverman, Matt Goodwin, and Zia Yusuf appeared to defy Nigel Farage, with the Mail's Dan Hodges posting, "Reform are falling apart.
Dan WoottonHOST
50:05
The last remnants of internal discipline are collapsing." And within this chaos, Tim Montgomerie, who's on the left side of the party, quit, posting, "I want Nigel Farage to be the next Prime Minister, Robert Jenrick to be the next Chancellor, and for Reform to implement its exciting first 100 days program.
Dan WoottonHOST
50:26
But none of that will happen until it rejects all invitations of Restore and the far right, it professionalizes its HQ urgently, and full collective decision-making is introduced amongst its MPs immediately.
Ian MartinPANELIST
22:14
But he's very new to politics.
Ian MartinPANELIST
22:17
The idea that if Farage was to fall... that the future belongs to Zia Youssef and Matt Goodwin.
Ian MartinPANELIST
22:25
I mean, well, maybe in a Tory universe, if you're looking to get reform down to 8% or 9%, that's probably the way to do it.
Ian MartinPANELIST
22:34
So I just find it bizarre that it's even... a thing

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