the reform uk member of parliament for ashfield. and tonight on the show, she's back. the very glamorous political commentator chloe dobbs. happy new year to you. and first time on the show. our left in the corner is matthew torbitt. thanks matthew for being being a good sport and being left in the corner. but this week in parliament, labour mps voted against having a full national inquiry into the pakistani rape gangs. here's what sir keir starmer had to say. >> i've set out what i did. i actually changed the system because i could see some of the things that were going wrong. i wasn't prepared, unlike some tory politicians. i'm not tweeting about it or talking about it. i got on with changing it in relation to the serious point you do make, because, you know, this is the victims here suffered terrible abuse, unthinkable, unspeakable, genuinely sickening abuse, and then they weren't listened to. and that has to be taken seriously. >> well there you go, guys. this is the prime minister of our country. and obviously i disagree. matthew, you used to be an adviser to the

so whilst ashfield mp lee anderson, right after all, we've got over 6000 villages in the united kingdom and if you took the village idiot from every village, right. >> and put them 6000 village idiots into tottenham, david lammy would still be the village idiot, or is that a bit harsh? >> so for the great british debate this hour, i'm asking are you glad donald trump is stepping in over chagos to vote? go to gb news dot com. that's our website. i'll also be asking, is it time for sir keir starmer to come home rather than facing the farmers, the pensioners, the grooming gang survivors head on? he always seems to be somewhere else. and then for the interview, i'll be joined by christopher brownite, a double amputee who survived being bombed in afghanistan. he will be competing in this year's invictus games. it's set to be an inspiring interview you won't want to miss. but before we get started, let's get you latest news with tatiana sanchez. >> anna, thank you very much. >> anna, thank you very much. >> the top stories at least 30 people have been seriously injured when a ski lift collaps

i'm lee anderson, reform uk member of parliament for ashfield, and joining me once again this week istor lisa mckenzie, a self—proclaimed anarchist. that's right. and he's back. and he is a what.7 >> a&e true genius. a local man, local local man. >> he's been a scaffolder. he's done all sorts. and you've been accusing our guests of being a waspi woman? >> i would never, i would say accuse is a strong word. accuses. it's a bit awkward, and i apologise on her. i'm sick. i'm a 68. >> i'm a. i was born in 68. you're not 68? no, i was born in 68. that's a long way off from the 50s. >> so we've just cleared that up. >> yeah, i apologise wholeheartedly. >> waspi woman. but, lisa, i think every single frontbencher for the labour party at some stage in the run up to the last election and the one before, said that they would give the waspi women their compensation, which was due. it's unfair, it's terrible, it's wicked, it's horrible. they deserve this money. and what have they done just just a few weeks back? >> well, they've they've decided that there's a technicality, i think, in the ombudsm

the reform uk member of parliament for ashfield. joining me tonight is writer and journalist emma woolf. and his body was found this morning walking around essex in just his pyjama bottoms. but we've captured him and he's back on the show for about the 25th time. former labour mp and minister stephen pound. are you all right, stephen graham, thanks very much indeed. >> it's good to be out of the care home. >> look, guys, bit of fun this week in in parliament again. we've we've had a debate on the local elections in may. we know that up to about 20 different councils have asked for their elections to be delayed in the in the name of regional reorganisation. get my words out. is this a cynical ploy, stephen, to avoid democracy because reform is on the rise? >> well, far be it for me to imply that there is an element of conspiracy here, but it does actually reek, to be perfectly honest. look what basically where we start from is actually a sensible place. the idea at the moment you've got parish councillors, county councillors, distric

the reform uk member of parliament for ashfield.nd joining me tonight we have the comms manager for the institute of economic affairs, reem ibrahim. sorry about that, reem. and just a quick warning. some viewers may find this next bit deeply offensive. is back. it's matthew stadlen who's haaland in the corner. welcome back. >> by popular demand. >> by popular demand. >> congratulations to matthew. you had a baby girl last week, constance. >> i did, yes. >> i did, yes. >> well done mate. look straight to it. we saw last week guys in the london assembly, the reform uk member, alex wilson. he made a suggestion to sadiq khan in the chamber. let's just have a quick look at that clip now. >> the year has only just begun, and already we've seen at least nine major stabbing incidents on our streets. my team has been working on a budget amendment where we would like to fund almost 1000 police officers to deliver a targeted knife crime task force. and the way we do this is reduce the cost of your staff budget back to 2016 levels. that would g

deputy chairman of the conservative party, and now i am the chief whip and a member of parliament for ashfieldwhich, by the way, is the capital of common sense. and i am. i feel so proud, i feel so it's amazing. it's a truly amazing experience to be, to be in this party. and i feel like i'm part of a truly amazing party that's captured the hearts and minds of people, millions of people all around the country. good people like you. these people, by the way, are true british patriots, but they're not far right. we are just decent, hard working people who love our country and want to leave our country in a better state than when we arrived. nothing wrong with that. i know, i know, i know, there's huge pressure on us. five reform uk mps in parliament to take our country back and that's what we're going to do. this is a battle, guys. it's a battle for the heart and soul of our great country. i love my country and so does reform uk, which is why we will never apologise for our history, our heritage or our culture. yeah. go on. my message is clear. if you do not want to embrace our way of life, if yo

the reform uk member of parliament for ashfield. joining me on the show tonight, we've got journalist and author emma woolf. thank you for coming back on. and we've got a new guest on, on the on the show tonight is our left in the corner. it's lloyd russell—moyle and he is a famous former labour mp remembered for this little shenanigans in parliament just a few years ago. have a look at this. >> i think, david, debate to be resumed. what they said. put it back. no no no no no. order. >> thanks, lloyd, for coming on the show. all right. we saw this week if you could stay awake long enough. we had the speech this week from rachel reeves about growth, about the economy, about growth, about the economy, about how we're going to turn things around and invest in this country. emma, did you stay awake through the speech? >> i stayed awake, but honestly, lee, if this is rachel reeves plan to kick start the economy, if this is her big growth plan, i think we should all just be in total despair. none of this is going to happen. i don't actual

i'm also joined in the studio by reform uk's mp for ashfield, lee anderson, and the political commentatortadler. and i predict the fur is going to fly. before that, chris, let's look at the data. mind blowing data. five years ago. five years ago this friday, we voted to finally leave the european union. take back control was the mantra increasingly looking like a lie that we're all sold these figures blow it out of the water. 4.9 million net, but hidden within that 9.9 million immigrants coming in, almost 10 million coming in by 2032. nobody voted for this. nobody wants this. what on earth is going on? >> well, i think you're wrong to blame brexit. i think this is done with the connivance of the last tory governm