Meet the ones responsible for the Afghanistan mess; China enters Afghanistan for alliance with Taliban; and we discuss the media's reaction to the conflict.

This week's special guest on the show is Jason Miller, the former senior advisor to President Trump and CEO of the social media platform GETTR.

Welcome to the first episode of Philosophy Corner with our new co-host Daniel Mcilhinney where we discuss Afghanistan and the morality behind humanitarian intervention.

Friday Westminster round-up with Peter Barnes: HM Treasury allegedly blocks Green spending; SNP Government discuss allowing 4 year olds to change gender at school; and Diane Abbott attacks foreign criminals deportation, the policy she backed under Labour Government.

Taliban continues to expand in Afghanistan; British embassy's spy problem; and Extinction Rebellion trick Cressida DIck

The BBC claims we only have 18 months left to save the planet; the United Nations' figures on climate change are debunked; and vaccine passport tyranny hits France.

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This week's special guest is the social conservative commentator, Daniel Mcilhiney.

Daniel has vast experience in British and American politics and addresses world problems from a traditional conservative perspective.

Record number of illegal migrants enter UK; Marxism continues to infiltrate British culture; and the mainstream media let down ordinary people.

David Lammy defends English identity; Foreign Office fails to respond to Iran's attack; MPs' salaries to be reviewed.

The Iranian regime attacks Britain in the middle east; German police brutally shut down anti lockdown protest; and Boris' advisor is exposed as a 'green' hypocrite.

French protests grow; Test & Trace investigated; and Cressida Dick is accused of another cover-up.

Today's special guest is the political broadcaster, Carl Benjamin. Having grown a hugely popular YouTube channel, Sargon of Akkad, Carl now hosts various podcasts on the website https://www.lotuseaters.com/

NHS plot to let people die; public sector sees pay increase as private sector struggles; and Labour beg big business to back them.

Trade unions attack taxpayers; Labour Party to oust Starmer; and Boris to jail independent journalists.