Peter sits down with Khaled Hassan to discuss immigration, extremism, and why Britain's institutions have become incapable of enforcing boundaries or even discuss them honestly.

From counter-terrorism failures to media self-censorship, we examine how fear of controversy has replaced decision-making and why suppressing uncomfortable conversations doesn't reduce risk, but pushes it into darker, more dangerous directions.

This is a conversation about red lines, state authority, and what happens when a country refuses to define either.

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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00:00 – Versions Of Islam
00:03:19 – Policy Decisions Matter
00:06:01 – Media Silence
00:09:24 – Radicalisation Feedback
00:22:35 – Demographic Debate
00:37:38 – Policing Speech
00:46:40 – Authority Breakdown
00:56:16 – Extremism Threat
01:23:37 – Britain Is Declining
01:30:30 – Where's The Money

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In this episode, I'm joined by Ben Habib for a conversation about Reform, Nigel Farage and where British politics is heading.

Ben argues that Reform is far more fragile than most people realise. That it lacks a clear political philosophy, is driven by personality rather than principle, and could fail badly if it ever reaches power. His fear isn't just that Reform collapses, it's that its failure would discredit the wider pro-British cause for a generation.

We discuss Farage's leadership, ambition, and record, the danger of movements built around individuals rather than ideas, and why simply breaking the two-party system isn't enough if what replaces it isn't serious, coherent, and capable of governing.

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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00:00 – Reform's Fragility
00:01:02 – No Credible Leaders
00:02:18 – Need New Force
00:05:58 – Reform Becomes Establishment
00:10:00 – Voters Sense Decay
00:11:28 – Farage as Campaigner
00:15:13 – Why Parliament Fails
00:20:00 – Selecting Weak Leaders
00:24:06 – Culture Labeled Extremism
00:32:03 – Economy Can't Recover
00:39:32 – Why Reform Would Fail

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In this PMQs episode, we discuss Robert Jenrick's defection to Reform and how it signals a political system that can only manage decline, not reverse it.

We discuss debt, inflation, incentives, and accountability - why every party borrows, why promises don't bind, and why voters are increasingly trapped choosing between different speeds of the same outcome.

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TIMESTAMPS:
00:00:00 – Britain in decline
00:01:33 – Jenrick defects
00:03:38 – Economic reality
00:06:01 – Same establishment
00:07:02 – Are we complicit
00:10:34 – Voting for decay
00:14:02 – Accountability problem
00:20:00 – Debt trap explained
00:30:40 – Political theatre
00:53:02 – Stop playing

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