. —— mike rwanda. government i think over emphasises the extent to which its electoral fortunes rest on this issue. if amongst those people who voted conservative in 2019 and you look at it separately, first of all those who believe illegal immigration has been going up and those who don't, you discover that those who believe it is going up, they are no more or no less likely to vote conservative now. in other words, no less likely to vote conservative now. in otherwords, it's no less likely to vote conservative now. in other words, it's not clear that amongst the many difficulties the government has faced that the issue of illegal immigration is central to those difficulties and therefore there is no real reason to believe that even if illegal immigration were to be got down, that this would improve the government's position. interesting, obviously this— government's position. interesting, obviously this has _ government's position. interesting, obviously this has been _ government's position. interes

mike parry. worst of wisdom. so if rwanda , sunak has said he will do work, sunak has said he will do whatever it takes to tackle the illegal crossings. now, what would that involve ? royal navy would that involve? royal navy interceptions in the channel a donald trump style wall. if it comes to it, and i know it's unethical , comes to it, and i know it's unethical, but how about comes to it, and i know it's unethical , but how about they unethical, but how about they use loudspeakers at dover to blast out the greatest hits of james blunt? if that doesn't stop the boats, nothing will. oh ed sheeran, that crosses the line . mike. now the tories are line. mike. now the tories are toast, right? the tories are toast. but keir starmer is in. no position to gloat. current infighting within labour and a flurry of resignations makes what's happening in the middle east look like the queen's garden party. basically we're in trouble having to choose between labour and the tories is like having to choose your favourite kray. there's real

we've been discussing the supreme court's rwanda ruling and we've had some of your views. mikeh subjects only stopping will stop, stopping legal aid will stop, reduce illegal immigration. ian alan so weak, sits on alan starmer is so weak, sits on the fence like his shadow cabinet. and how can he be trusted make a decision? and trusted to make a decision? and peter, fraction of the peter, for a fraction of the cost of what the uk has spent on rwanda, have a rwanda, we could have built a totally safe tent city for illegal migrants on the british island ascension. peter, i'm island of ascension. peter, i'm so couldn't. looked so sorry we couldn't. i looked at of this i was at the cost of this when i was in government and we just couldn't it's been couldn't it well, it's been a tumultuous not just for the tumultuous day, not just for the prime but also for the prime minister but also for the leader opposition. sir leader of the opposition. sir keir was reportedly keir starmer was reportedly laying law after laying down the law after sources sack mps sources claim he would sack mps

rwanda plan. now, we talked. we're going to be joined now to talk about this is dr. mikee editor and editor of migration watch. good afternoon to you. thanks for joining us, dr. jones, to things we're going to talk about. first, we're going to talk about rwanda and then we're looking ahead the net migration ahead to the net migration figures this week. figures due later this week. but first, can about this first, can we talk about this mass amnesty of illegals? can you talk us through what's happening this time ? happening this time? >> well, obviously , any proposed >> well, obviously, any proposed amnesty is going to be completely counterproductive to the aims of the government . it's the aims of the government. it's going to completely conflict with the views of the british public. it's going to contradict the conservative party's manifesto. it will increase the pull factor . it will manifesto. it will increase the pull factor. it will send a very negative signal in terms of the rule of law. and the administration of the immigration system . simply this immigration sys

mike correspondence. today at 1pm, a major blow to the government's policy on stopping illegal migration. five supreme courtjudges unanimously rule it's unlawful to send asylum seekers to rwanda to 4.6%, largely because of the lower cost of energy. patients wheeled through smoke—filled corridors in gaza's biggest hospital. israeli troops have carried out a raid there.

i think that seems to be mike parry yeah i >> -- >> look, i emma hum >> look, i think this is a gimmick. i mean, sir keir starmer accused the tory party of rwandapeople coming across the channel. >> but if the tory party really believed in low taxes, it shouldn't have taken until the last moment of the last government. >> they're likely to be able to conduct for a number of years to suddenly come up with tax cuts. in my view, tax cuts are a political ideology for the left, but for small c conservatives , but for small c conservatives, it should be common sense . any it should be common sense. any economist will tell you if you lower taxes, you generally speaking, get a bigger return. think about when george osborne ramped up stamp duty. do you know what happened in that year? stamp duty returns went down by about 25. common sense tells you that if you give the ordinary working man and woman their money, instead of taking it as a government, the money is used better, it's more productive and it stimulates the economy . so it stimulates the economy. so whilst jeremy hunt is now, you know, presumably on wednesday this week, going to be, you know,