In Episode 18 of the Sceptic: William Atkinson on Kemi Badenoch, Jon Moynihan on the Budget and Harry Miller on the Chris Kaba Case
Welcome to episode 18 of the Sceptic! On the show this week, host Laurie Wastell speaks to the following guests:
- William Atkinson, Assistant Editor at Conservative Home, on Kemi Badenoch’s victory in the Tory leadership election and her prospects as leader
- Jon Moynihan, Conservative peer, venture capitalist and author of Return to Growth, on Rachel Reeves’s tax-bonanza budget
- And for those donating £5 a month or more to the Daily Sceptic, Laurie speaks to Harry Miller, former police officer and founder of Fair Cop, who gives us his frank assessment of the Chris Kaba case and why unfounded witch hunts against officers are so damaging for police morale
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Produced by Richard Eldred. Filmed at the Westminster Podcast Studio.
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A really interesting edition. Indeed, you do wonder where the common sense is, in those who have power over us. Be it Reeves, who cannot see what a disaster she has concocted, or the police, which is becoming ever more Stasi like.
I suppose it all goes back to ideology, and the ‘infallibility’ of core ideological principles. Some people are so wedded to their ideology that nothing else matters.
A breath of fresh air listening to a young man offering a fair and balanced view, echoing disappointments and hopes of true conservatives. Interesting thoughts on Reform too. Thank you Mr Atkinson
Mr Kaba appears to have had the generally expected IQ of his type of criminal. And his interest in the lives and wellbeing of others was equally cavalier. The leftist minded CPS put this police officer into the dock. Shame on them. I hope they suffer the benefits of the diversity they are supporting and enabling. I also hope they are put in trial one day for their anti civilisation behaviours.
As a lifelong Conservative voter who voted for Reform this time. I don’t see Reform being able to form a government on its own in the next 5 – 10 years. So unless the Conservatives make some sort of agreement with Reform, Labour will be in power indefinitely
Badenoch is looking like a political pygmy at PMQs, making even Sir Rodney look good, perhaps she will grow in to the role.