Harry Cole Saves The West

Britain’s plan to hand the Chagos Islands to Mauritius is causing a diplomatic stink that’s reached the White House, with Donald Trump branding Brit PM Keir Starmer's deal “a great stupidity” and former Tory leader Sir Iain Duncan Smith has jetted to Washington to try and torpedo the deal. With the islands hosting Diego Garcia, one of the world’s most important military bases, critics fear the move would hand China a strategic gift, threaten nuclear secrets, and leave the UK looking like a nation desperate to pay someone to take its own territory. The government’s been accused of hiding the truth from both Parliament and the Americans. Harry Cole speaks to Sir Iain Duncan Smith, for UK Conservative Party leader. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

If you thought the Epstein saga died with the man himself, think again. The ghosts of his emails, photos, and eyebrow-raising guest lists are still haunting the corridors of British power, and the fallout is proving fatal for some of the UK's most illustrious (and, frankly, clueless) public figures. From Prince Andrew’s catastrophic royal tumble to Peter Mandelson’s reputation now resembling burnt toast, it’s clear: Epstein knew how to ensnare people via their weaknesses. Was it just greed? Bower thinks not. Epstein was the ultimate puppet master, spotting weaknesses, trading favours, and offering “entertainment” that you wouldn’t find on Netflix. Mandelson, for all his political savvy, was bedazzled. Prince Andrew, meanwhile, gets less sympathy: “Andrew’s an idiot,” says investigative biographer Tom Bower, who joins Harry Cole. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former US President Donald Trump has unveiled a “Board for Peace” at Davos, promising to rebuild Gaza. But with Tony Blair, Jared Kushner, and even Putin rumoured to have a seat at the table, comedian and activist Amer Zahr says the only thing being built right now is confusion. Trump, with his trademark hubris, now “owns” the plan. Could his ego force progress? “Maybe,” Zahr suggests, “if he realises he needs pro-Palestinian voices like Turkey or Qatar.” But as long as Israel controls the water, electricity, and borders, it’s still occupation he says. Zahr says support for Hamas in Palestine is waning, but insists the rebuilding of Gaza should be up to Palestinians, not foreign overlords. Trump’s plan might be the talk of Davos, but Gaza’s become a litmus test in US politics. Zahr notes that support for Israel isn’t the sure-fire vote winner it used to be, even on the American right. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Harry Cole blasts British PM Keir Starmer's visit to China, highlighting the lack of tangible outcomes and the risks to UK security and alliances. Harry highlights how China has targeted British Members of Parliament, journalists, and institutions, and Starmer's approval of a large new Chinese embassy in London despite security concerns. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to the wild world of American politics, where the only thing more confusing than the border is why Minnesota is suddenly the hottest spot for immigration busts. On Harry Cole Saves the West, YouTuber and political commentator Destiny (Stephen Bonnell) joins Harry Cole for a fiery exchange about ICE agents, Trump’s border bravado, and why “the sausage doesn’t have to be made this way.” The left, the right, and the “pretty” mayor all get a roasting. Destiny dismisses claims that left-wing rhetoric is as inflammatory as Trump’s, pointing out that when the left acts up, their politicians at least pretend to be upset about it. How will Trump will be remembered? Meanwhile, Trump’s coalition is looking frayed. Destiny calls it a “cult of personality,” predicting that once Trump’s gone, Republicans will develop collective amnesia about ever supporting him—just like the Iraq war. As for the future? “Nobody likes J.D. Vance,” Destiny shrugs. What is next for America? The US is at a “boiling point,” with political violence, conspiracy theories, and politicians who’d rather play to the cameras than actually fix anything. Will Trump still be president next year? Destiny’s not sure Trump will even be alive—“those bruises are getting big, man.” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

One of America’s most senior diplomats has accused Sir Keir Starmer's government of “authoritarian intentions” and warned they will legislate against British regulators' attempts to police the internet. US Under Secretary of State Sarah Rogers also cautioned against an expansion of facial recognition technology and AI policing in the UK in light of clampdowns on free speech. The top Trump administration official hit out: “The Labour Party has not distinguished itself with advocacy for free speech or sanity on migration.” In an astonishing slapdown she claimed the government “with respect to speech has telegraphed authoritarian intentions”. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kimberly Klacik, GOP commentator and former Congressional candidate, explains the chaos in Minnesota: Republican states work with ICE, blue states don’t. In places like Minneapolis, ICE are having to hunt down suspects in the streets with Klacik saying left-leaning officials are “deliberately causing chaos” by refusing to cooperate, while Harry Cole questions if ICE is being “deliberately antagonistic.” But forget TikTok teens—this round of protestors is apparently “a bunch of boomers out there,” as Klacik puts it. Less “uprising of the youth”, more “Antifa wannabe dads and blue-haired, older female protestors.” The street action is fierce, but the social media game? Not so much. This comes as President Donald Trump on Tuesday said Alex Pretti, the man fatally shot by a federal agent during a confrontation in Minneapolis, should not have been carrying a gun or fully loaded magazines, comments that put him at odds with gun rights groups and some Republicans. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine, William Taylor, joins Harry Cole to analyse the ongoing Ukraine-Russia conflict, the evolving positions of President Trump, and the prospects for a ceasefire. The discussion covers Western strategies, internal Ukrainian politics, and the economic and diplomatic pressures shaping the potential for peace. Can Trump strong-arm Putin into peace? Former US Ambassador to Ukraine, William Taylor, says Trump has both the muscle and the motivation to end the war—but only if he wants the glory enough. In a frank chat with journalist Harry Cole, Taylor lifts the lid on backroom deals, sanctions, and just how close we might be to a ceasefire. As long as Ukraine, Russia, and a room full of billionaires can swallow a very unpalatable “sh*t sandwich”, says Harry Cole. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Harry Cole is joined by pollster James Johnson to discuss the political implications of Robert Jenrick's defection from the Conservative Party to Reform UK. Nigel Farage’s Reform Party is now the political Marmite: love it or hate it, you can’t ignore it. With a string of Tory defectors, they’re now the “sensible minds” for disaffected Conservatives. Johnson makes it clear that Keir Starmer will not be Prime Minister or Labour leader after the next election, yet suggests the real drama will be Kemi Badenoch's Conservative Party 'staring at electoral oblivion', while Nigel Farage waits in the wings with a pint in hand. While Kemi Badenoch has improved personal ratings, Johnson warns against complacency. He predicts Reform UK will perform well in upcoming local and parliamentary elections, potentially overtaking the Conservatives. But it’s not all plain sailing for Reform. The spectre of tactical voting looms large. Greens, Lib Dems, and Labour could unite in an “anyone but Nigel” coalition. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Steve Hilton, ex-adviser to the UK's David Cameron and Fox News’s favourite Brexiteer-in-exile, is now topping the polls as the Republican frontrunner for Governor of California. His mission? “Make California golden again”—preferably before it’s completely bankrupt at the hands of Democrat elites. Hilton’s campaign is all about “Cal-affordability”—his catchy new slogan. The plan? Axe the Democrats’ “climate crusade” to slash gas prices, end subsidies for wind and solar, and tap into California’s own oil and gas reserves. Much of Hilton’s fire is aimed at current Governor Gavin Newsom, whom he accuses of “prancing around” Davos while ordinary Californians suffer. Hilton also reflects on his time battling British bureaucracy, saying it’s “just as impossible to get anything done in the UK as it is in California.” His solution? Appoint aggressive reformers to the state’s endless agencies and cut through the red tape. Plus, find out whether Steve thinks President Trump will be a help or a hindrance? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Donald Trump has rowed back on his threat to slap tariffs on the UK and NATO allies who opposed his ambitions to annex Greenland, after he and the alliance’s chief “formed the framework of a future deal” for the Arctic region. Following a “very productive meeting” with NATO secretary general Mark Rutte on the fringes of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Mr Trump suggested he had now reconsidered. Harry Cole is joined by former US Ambassador to Ukraine, William Taylor, as they try to figure out whether there was more method or madness in Trump's desire to take Greenland, and find out what NATO offered the President in order to agree to a deal. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

If you ever thought Britain’s armed forces were ready for anything, think again. According to Robert Clark, the MOD needs another £400bn ($537bn) between now and 2040. With Putin's Russian subs lurking off UK shores, and Keir Starmer writing cheques the military can’t cash, it’s a wonder Britain still has an armed force. “It’s bordering on professional negligence,” Robert Clark says. Promises of peacekeepers in Ukraine, more boots in Estonia, and even Royal Marines in Greenland sound great, until people realise the UK is haemorrhaging troops and can’t even recruit enough to fill the ranks. “We simply don’t have the capability or the manpower,” admits Clark. A brigade to Ukraine? In theory, yes. In reality, the UK would last last 18 months before running out of people.Harry and Robert also talk about President Trump's intervention in the Chagos Islands deal, criticizing Britain's strategic decision-making. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tonight President Trump, celebrating the first year of his second term, treated journalists to a marathon press conference. The topics? His “successes”, his enemies (“they’re laughing because they’re winning!”), and the price tag for Greenland. Broadcaster Andrew Neil joined Harry Cole for a post-match analysis, and he wasn’t mincing words. “It’s the end of the world order as we’ve known it for 80 years,” Andrew Neil said, sounding like a Bond villain. NATO? Wobbling. The West? Looking east, nervously. Trump? Dreaming of being the “imperial overlord” of the Western Hemisphere, with Venezuela and Greenland as his new sphere of influence. With midterms looming, Harry and Andrew agree: Trump could lose the House, maybe even the Senate. That means impeachment is back on the menu. And with cost-of-living woes biting ordinary Americans, could Trump’s bubble finally burst? And Just when UK PM Keir Starmer thought it couldn’t get worse, Trump appears to trash the Chagos Islands deal. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Harry Cole speaks to Brian Kilmeade on Fox & Friends to explain how Keir Starmer's left-wing government, feeling the weight of colonial guilt, decided to give Diego Garcia to Mauritius after a non-binding UN court resolution, and why President Trump has dropped truth bombs on Keir Starmer. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Is the “special relationship” between Britain and America still special, or has it gone a bit needy and not quite what it used to be? Former UK trade minister Sir Conor Burns joins Harry Cole to spill the tea on everything from dodgy visas to London’s lost sparkle, Trump’s iron grip, and why British politicians seem about as effective as chocolate teapots. Sir Conor says a number of Americans are asking what is going on in Britain under the Premiership of Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer. He says the US has anxieties about British free speech and the government’s “absurd” ideas about banning things.Americans, he tells Harry, are also wondering why 350 million of them are meant to foot the bill for Europe’s defence, while Europe seems more interested in navel-gazing. Burns says Britain’s lost its sense of shared values, diluting what made it great. and suggesting the UK is a warning for what happens when you lose values and control of borders. He also lays into former British PM Liz Truss, saying her reputation in the UK "is so badly tarnished", that she damages causes that she seeks to support, and even criticises recent Tory to Reform defector Robert Jenrick for failing to act on issues when he was a minister. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Harry Cole is joined by The Sun's Political Editor Jack Elsom, and The Sectator's Deputy Political Editor James Heale to dig into and analyse what Robert Jenrick's shock defection to Reform means for the British political landscape and The West. And What does this mean for Keir Starmer's Labour Party leadership? In the most dynamite defection to Nigel Farage’s party yet, the Shadow Justice Secretary jumped ship after he was caught by party leader Kemi Badenoch, who swiftly fired him. Extracts of his resignation speech had been left “lying around” before being found and passed to Conservative high command — with Tory sources saying it was by a mole in Mr Jenrick’s team. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Reform UK recruit Robert Jenrick tonight launched a spectacular attack on his former Tory pals after he was sacked for treachery. In the most dynamite defection to Nigel Farage’s party yet, the Shadow Justice Secretary jumped ship after he was caught by party leader Kemi Badenoch, who swiftly fired him this morning. Extracts of his resignation speech had been left “lying around” before being found and passed to Conservative high command — with Tory sources saying it was by a mole in Mr Jenrick’s team. A source close to Mr Jenrick, 44, confirmed a junior aide had been identified as a suspect. Harry Cole is joined by LBC's political editor Natasha Clark to analyse, dissect and explain all the ins and outs of what has been described by some as Jenrick's 'drive by' of the Conservative Party following his defection to Nigel Farage's party. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Harry Cole is joined by reporters who broke the sensational story of the Havana Syndrome cover up: Nicky Woolf and Tom Rogan. For nearly a decade, something strange has been happening to American diplomats, intelligence officers, and military personnel around the world. Sudden waves of pressure. Piercing sounds. Vertigo, memory loss, brain injuries so severe some victims were forced out of service entirely. Doctors were baffled. Governments hedged. And the term Havana Syndrome entered the chat. At first, it sounded like science fiction. Then it sounded like mass hysteria. And for years, officials quietly suggested it might all be stress, anxiety, or coincidence. Yet that story is collapsing. In late 2024, the U.S. government secretly acquired a device they believe may be linked to Havana Syndrome. A portable, backpack-sized weapon. Purchased covertly by Department of Homeland Security using Pentagon funds. And containing components traced back to Russia. This follows a year-long investigation by journalists who uncovered evidence pointing to a specific Russian intelligence unit as the likely culprit behind more than 1,500 reported cases. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's upload Harry Cole is joined by American commentator Jon Levine, from the Washington Free Beacon, for an in-depth look at the bloody crackdown in Iran — where thousands of protestors demanding freedom and justice have been killed by security forces, even as the regime cuts off internet and information flows. Reports say more than 3,000 people have been killed. And yet here in the West, there has been a striking silence, especially among many progressives and activist circles, such as the UK's Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana. Jon Levine says the lack of solidarity from campus movements and liberal politicians says as much about Western politics as it does about Iran’s brutal reality, and that the world would be in a much more dangerous place if Kamala Harris was in charge instead of President Trump's gut. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Harry Cole is joined by Preston Byrne, a lawyer and free speech specialist, who is already taking on UK regulator Ofcom over the Online Safety Act. Governments across Asia and Europe are moving fast to rein in Elon Musk’s AI chatbot Grok. Malaysia and Indonesia are banning it outright, while here in Britain, Ofcom is launching a formal investigation into X over Grok’s image generation. The official reason is child safety and illegal images. But critics say this is about something much bigger: whether British regulators can police lawful American speech far beyond their borders. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Harry Cole is joined by Bob Kroll, the former head of the Minneapolis police union known for defending officers involved in the George Floyd case and for calling the ensuing protest movement “terrorism.” This conversation comes in the shadow of a deeply polarising event in Minnesota, a federal immigration enforcement operation that saw an ICE agent fatally shoot a woman, Renee Nicole Good, during a raid in Minneapolis. The national response has been explosive, with Homeland Security sending hundreds more agents to the city, protests erupting, and local leaders clashing with the federal government over transparency and use of force. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Forget the angry young men, the real political plot twist? Young women in Britain are going green, getting radical, and leaving traditional politics in the dust. “One in four young women voted Green,” says pollster Scarlett Maguire, founder of Merlin Strategies. And Gaza? It’s topping their list of concerns. Move over, mortgage rates—Gen Z’s got global issues on their mind! Covid smashed their education. The housing ladder is missing a few rungs. Jobs and stability are hard to come by. And this cohort spends a LOT of time online—especially on TikTok, where global issues trend faster than you can say climate emergency. Harry Cole Saves The West: From Washington DC comes an unflinching, no-apology show confronting the crises shaking the US and UK - open borders, cultural collapse, economic chaos, and threats to our security. Here, American grit meets British backbone to defend faith, family, freedom, and the future of the West. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

President Trump is meeting Elon Musk, with reports he’s considering unleashing Starlink satellites to bypass the Iranian regime, smash the mullahs’ internet control, and put information back in the hands of ordinary Iranians. Harry is joined by The Daily Wire’s Tim Rice to debate what is this really about, and how far Trump is willing to go? And will the US 'whack' Ayatollah Khamenei? Harry and Tim also touch on the media's muted coverage of the Iran protests compared to other stories, along with an abnormal lack of protests by 'the wokies' in support of the revolution. Plus, is Trump just f**king with Greenland or not? Harry Cole Saves The West: From Washington DC comes an unflinching, no-apology show confronting the crises shaking the US and UK - open borders, cultural collapse, economic chaos, and threats to our security. Here, American grit meets British backbone to defend faith, family, freedom, and the future of the West. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Harry Cole is joined by Scarlett Maguire from Merlin Strategy, along with Christian May, editor-in-chief of CityAM. They take a look at the economic and political landscape of the United Kingdom for 2026, suggesting that British Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces significant challenges. From a struggling economy, high taxes, stagnating living standards, and the electoral threat from Nigel Farage's Reform UK Party, will Keir Starmer even make it through to the end of 2026. Unemployment is creeping up, GDP growth is anaemic, and the average Brit is feeling the squeeze. The only people likely to feel better off? Pensioners and benefit claimants. Everyone else—tighten those belts! Harry Cole Saves The West: From Washington DC comes an unflinching, no-apology show confronting the crises shaking the US and UK - open borders, cultural collapse, economic chaos, and threats to our security. Here, American grit meets British backbone to defend faith, family, freedom, and the future of the West. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Harry Cole is joined by author and commentator Matt Goodwin who says people are drawn to absolute backbone, calling out woke nonsense, and representation of the forgotten majority on issues like migration. And he rejects Nick Fuentes as a 'fringe view' held by people in a 'purity spiral'. Matt stresses the importance of tackling the Islamization of western society society and also predicts a potential financial crisis could end the current UK government before the next election. In the UK he supports Laila Cunningham's Reform UK candidacy for Mayor of London, emphasizing her communication skills and understanding of key issues, enabling the party to take on Sadiq Khan. And in further evidence of how close Trump's USA is to Starmer's UK, Matt points out that 72% of Somalis in Britain are living in taxpayer funded social housing. This comes as Democrats in Minnesota are finally paying the price for the Somali fraud scandal in the state. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Harry Cole is joined by Scarlett Maguire from Merlin Strategy, along with Christian May, editor-in-chief of CityAM, to take a look at what could happen in the United States in 2026. Scarlett predicts President Trump may not hold the House in the 2026 midterms due to a small majority and a historical trend of midterm losses for the White House. Christian notes the US economy's potential growth, driven by AI and tech sectors, but warns of the ongoing cost of living crisis. They also touch on the Supreme Court's potential strike-down of Trump's tariffs and the broader economic implications. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Harry Cole is joined by commentator Adam Brooks to discuss the growing concern in Britain over the migrant crisis and social unrest. This comes as a new Ipsos poll indicates nearly 75% of Brits believe the country is heading civil unrest and riots. Brooks highlights the influx of dangerous men, including sexual criminals, into communities like Epping, where the crime rate has surged. He criticizes Keir Starmer's government for siding with asylum seekers, suggesting that following President Trump's example might work better for the UK. In addition he warns about the UK's plans for Digital ID cards, saying that they would be a 'leash' around the necks of the public. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former The Apprentice reality TV star Lubna Zaidi joins Harry Cole to reveal she has received death threats for 'calling out bad apples' in the Muslim community. She says multiculturalism is "absolute bullsh*t" and highlights problems like honour killings, Islamic extremism, and grooming gangs, along with criticising the community's intolerance and reluctance to address these issues. She advocates for the removal of extremists and calls for stricter laws, arguing that ethnic minorities should prioritize British interests over those of their countries of origin. And following Reform UK's announcement of Laila Cunningham as their candidate to run against Sadiq Khan, Lubna says only ethnically native people should be in the UK Parliament. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Reform UK’s Laila Cunningham will be the party’s candidate for London mayor when the capital next goes to the polls in 2028, Nigel Farage has announced. The Reform UK leader also said Ms Cunningham will be the figurehead for the party’s campaign in London ahead of May’s elections. Speaking to Harry Cole Saves The West, Laila Cunningham hits back at crackers claims that she is an Islamism, blasts Sadiq Khan for putting people in boxes and dividing the nation and cutting police numbers. She proposed a zero-tolerance approach to crime and the creation of specialized units to tackle issues like rape gangs. Cunningham highlights her background as a mother of seven and a former prosecutor, emphasizing her commitment to public safety. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Harry Cole and former UK security minister Tom Tugendhat discuss global geopolitical events, focusing on Iran, Venezuela, and Ukraine. Tugendhat highlights the ongoing popular uprising in Iran, emphasizing its roots in freedom and the regime's corruption. He links Venezuela's role in trafficking funds from Iran to Hezbollah. Discussing Trump's foreign policy, Tugendhat praises his surgical strikes on Iran, which weakened the regime. Harry also grills Tom on the potential for regime change in Venezuela and the impact of U.S. actions on global oil prices. The conversation concludes with speculations on future events, including the possibility of a ceasefire in Ukraine, a Keir Starmer visit to China, and whether UK Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch will still be leading her party by the end of the year. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joining Harry Cole is investigative journalist and host of the Heretics podcast - Andrew Gold. Looking at Trump’s astonishing capture of Nicholas Maduro over the weekend – and Brit PM Keir Starmer feeling the pressure from European leaders to condemn it – Harry asks if Britain has become the soft underbelly of the West? Andrew Gold says Keir Starmer is a 'law lover' who didn't even know the biology of a woman, until the supreme court changed the law. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Nick Timothy, MP for West Suffolk, says it is time for West Midlands Police Chief Constable Craig Guildford to go amid accusations of a two-tier justice cover-up, after saying there was "no conspiracy" as they reiterated a decision to ban Israeli football fans from attending a match in Birmingham was "based on safety". Doubts have been growing over the intelligence used by police, including disputes over the accuracy of information. Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has ordered the policing watchdog to examine how forces in England and Wales provide risk assessments to safety advisory groups, which inform on measures around high-profile events. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Harry Cole and Triggernometry's Francis Foster discuss the political and social situation in Venezuela post-Maduro's arrest. Francis highlights the decline of Venezuela from a major oil producer to a country with nine million people displaced, comparing its quality of life to Syria's. Francis also says that Nicolás Maduro's wife, Cilia Flores, is even more hated than the now deposed dictator is and was 'probably the brains behind the operation'. Francis suggests Venezuela is the 'motherload' of natural resources, that could make Americans a lot of money if they exploit it, but also adding it was in President Trump's interests to have a stable Venezuela. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Harry Cole discusses the U.S. raid on Venezuela, highlighting President Donald Trump's audacious geopolitical move to remove Nicolas Maduro. He notes the success of the operation, the strategic importance of Venezuela's oil reserves and the raid's impact on global oil prices and negotiations with Russia. Harry also touches on the potential implications for Greenland, suggesting that while Denmark owns Greenland, its NATO membership complicates any U.S. annexation plans. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Catch up with the best bits of Harry Cole's interviews from AmericaFest 2025, including all the best reactions and analysis as the Right looks forward to the 2026 midterms. 00:00:00 - Jack Posobiec 00:07:11 - Tiffany Marie Brannon 00:17:14 - Dr Jay Bhattacharya, co-author of The Great Barrington Declaration 00:28:00 - Political commentator Chloe Trapanotto 00:38:30 - Reagan Reese from the @dailycaller 00:52:00 - American businessman and investor Grant Cardone 01:01:45 - Political activist Blake Marnell, aka Brick Suit Man Jack Posobiec explains how President Trump and Vice President JD Vance can save society from collapsing into a 'Marxist, introverted destruction'. Tiffany Marie Brannon joins Harry Cole to talk about faith, culture and all things politics, along with her new show. Dr Jay Bhattacharya, co-author of The Great Barrington Declaration, speaks about how a lack of scientific debate led to 'catastrophic Covid-19 lockdowns. Political commentator Chloe Trapanotto says 'leftist propaganda' had been attempting to dim her sparkle, and speaks on a wide range of topics from Candace Owens vs Ben Erika Kirk, to Ben Shapiro vs Candace Owens. The Daily Caller's Reagan Reese reflects on Charlie Kirk's legacy, restlessness within the Trump White House over the economy, and whether President Trump will be a kingmaker between JD Vance and Marco Rubio in 2028. American businessman and investor Grant Cardone joins Harry Cole to discuss the dangers facing the UK from immigration, and how President Trump and Elon Musk will take on the 'nut case' Democrats as kids of America wake up. Political activist Blake Marnell, aka Brick Suit Man, questions accusations about a Civil War within MAGA, suggesting it might just be bickering, and any divide is more 'generational than political'. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

American businessman and investor Grant Cardone joins Harry Cole to discuss the dangers facing the UK from immigration, how President Trump and Elon Musk will take on the 'nut case' Democrats as kids of America wake up, shares his interest in whether or not to run for governor in California, and how the US economy is set to bounce back. 00:00 Kids in America are 'waking up' 01:26 President Donald Trump's house building programme 03:03 'Bullish on the American Economy' 04:00 Why people want to protect values, property and money 05:25 British people have 'lost their country' under PM Keir Starmer 06:26 Donald Trump and Elon Musk 'are beasts' taking on 'nut case' Democrats 08:22 Who will be in the next White House administration after Trump? 08:55 Will Grant Cardone run to be governor of California? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Political activist Blake Marnell, aka Brick Suit Man, spoke to Harry Cole at Turning Point USA's AmericaFest. He questions accusations about a Civil War within MAGA, suggesting it might just be bickering, and any divide is more 'generational than political'. Brick Suit Man also says that Democrats will be coming after Trump and Republicans on the economy in the coming year ahead of the midterms, suggesting that Congress had let the President down by failing to pass controversial legislation. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tiffany Marie Brannon joins Harry Cole to talk about faith, culture and all things politics, along with her new show @TiffanyMarieBrannonShow She takes aim at the likes of Nick Fuentes, Andrew Tate and the UK's Russell Brand, accusing an INCEL culture of destroying "anything true, good and beautiful that Charlie Kirk stood for. Suggesting that the right (and Church communities) can sometimes lose a demographic of intellectual women, Tiffany says it's because they don't feel talked to, and that's the approach she will take with her new show. They also discuss the 2028 Presidential race and how JD Vance will need to recruit generals before then. 00:00 Tiffany Marie Brannon's new show 00:48 Women in US politics 01:41 Tucker Carlson and Nick Fuentes (Incel culture) 03:44 Why it is wrong to demonise people 04:30 JD Vance needs to raise Generals for 2028 06:05 The religious in the United States 09:00 Why women need to Save The West Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Reagan Reese from the Daily Caller joins Harry Cole for an in depth discussion about the current state of the Conservative movement in the United States, reflecting on Charlie Kirk's legacy, restlessness within the Trump White House over the economy, and whether President Trump will be a kingmaker between JD Vance and Marco Rubio in 2028. 00:00 Lancing the boil of a MAGA Civil War? 02:49 Start of Trump's second term vs right now 04:16 White House waking up to inflection point 06:02 Focussing on fixing the economy 08:13 Will President Trump be the kingmaker between JD Vance and Marco Rubio 12:53 Vice President JD Vance needs to build a coalition like President Trump's Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Harry Cole is joined by Dr Jay Bhattacharya, co-author of The Great Barrington Declaration and current Director of the National Institutes of Health of the United States. 00:00 - Immigration in the United States 01:46 - Have Nick Fuentes and Tucker Carlson fractured the American Right? 02:45 - Does American Right own Making America Healthy Again? 05:23 - High cost of drugs and pharmaceuticals in the United States 06:40 - Is the world prepared for the next pandemic? 09:20 - With Covid inquiry in the UK, should there be one in the US? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Last week Harry Cole spoke with broadcaster Chloe Trapanotto who says amidst the MAGA civil war, that 'leftist propaganda' had been attempting to dim her sparkle, but it would prove difficult after a successful Turning Point USA AmericaFest. Speaking on wide ranging topics from Candace Owens vs Ben Erika Kirk, to Ben Shapiro vs Candace Owens, Chloe suggested the right needed 'a little bit of Kumbaya' and unison if they wanted to win in the 2026 midterms. Plus, whether she thinks Vice President JD Vance will be the front runner for the Republican nomination for President in 2028. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Political commentator Jack Posobiec says Vice President JD Vance must address the MAGA civil war when he addresses Turning Point USA's AmericaFest 2025, else risk society collapsing into a 'Marxist, introverted destruction'. Speaking to Harry Cole Saves The West, Mr Posobiec said Erika Kirk, widow of the late Charlie Kirk, was a 'Swedish shield maiden' and agreed she was probably sick of the 'bullsh*t' surrounding attacks, and questioned how much of it was to do with people aiming for the 2028 Presidential elections. Will the likes of Candance Owens, Nick Fuentes and Tucker Carlson come in from the cold? Or will they keep causing MAGA evermore problems? Harry Cole Saves The West: From Washington DC comes an unflinching, no-apology show confronting the crises shaking the US and UK - open borders, cultural collapse, economic chaos, and threats to our security. Here, American grit meets British backbone to defend faith, family, freedom, and the future of the West. #maga #amfest2025 #turningpointusa #jdvance Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joining Harry Cole is Jon Richelieu-Booth, an IT boss who was arrested after returning to the UK, for the simple crime of posing with a shotgun while on holiday in Florida on private land. When the 50-year-old arrived back in the UK in August, a police officer visited his house to warn him that concerns had been raised about his account. Jon was held overnight in a cell before being interviewed and was then released on bail until October. He tells Harry that the UK isn't free and he is considering fleeing the country and moving to America because of the lack of free speech under Keir Starmer. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Conservatives throughout the country are gathering in Arizona to celebrate the life and legacy of activist Charlie Kirk at Turning Point USA’s annual AmericaFest conference. Harry Cole reports from the first day of AmericaFest 2025, showing viewers what organisations are there, why ICE has a recruiting stand, and a behind the scenes look at the stage where some mega names will be speaking. 00:00 Introduction 01:46 How Turning Point USA turned into a vast empire 02:15 What merchandise can you find at AmericaFest 2025? 03:30 Tributes to Charlie Kirk 04:10 Turning Point USA tour truck 04:40 Religion at AmericaFest 05:10 You can win a flamethrower 05:49 Make America Healthy Again 06:39 National Rifle Association 07:08 Giant MAGA hats 07:26 ICE recruiting at AmFest 08:27 Heritage Foundation 09:25 Backstage behind the scenes at AmericaFest 2025 where Erika Kirk will speak Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Last month Harry Cole visited Mississippi to see how the US state is outperforming the United Kingdom economically. Mississippi in the deep South had long been a byword for American poverty, but something remarkable is happening. Mississippi is growing, household incomes grew by 6% last year, placing them as the second highest growing state in the entire of America. It's a state on the up, and it's a state ripping up the old rules. How have they done it? They've introduced a radical flat tax, shredded regulation, slashed energy bills, and they've reformed their education system. Meanwhile Britain is stuck in a doom loop under Keir Starmer, with Rachel Reeves' crippling taxes, endless red tape, and the cost of living crisis that just won't die. We're just told that's the way things are. But Mississippi is doing things differently, Harry Cole talks to the people driving this change about how they've done it and what comes next. As the State of Mississippi turbocharges the US South with a free market revolution, the United Kingdom has to ask whether its way of life is worth preserving. 00:00 Introduction 01:57 BBQ and what people in Mississippi think of their economy 06:30 Downing Street in Jackson, Mississippi 07:23 Gerard Gobert - Tech entrepreneur and host of Supertalk Mississippi 10:13 Importance of a skilled workforce 13:39 Dangers of increasing taxes 16:37 European Union doing the opposite of Mississippi 18:07 'Young New Yorkers should come to Mississippi to escape Mamdani' 20:03 'Young people have gone too far to the left' 21:40 Part 2: College students applying to Mississippi in their droves 25:35 'Mississippi is rocking, Trump is President, lets go!' 26:01 Why students are falling in love with Mississippi 30:40 Part 3: Douglas Carswell on how Brexit failed and he moved to Mississippi from UK 33:07 Free Market Reforms driving Mississippi economy 37:09 'Britain has exhausted Tony Blair's orthodoxies' 41:06 'Free schools on steroids' 42:37 How Great Britain's recovery could be inspired by US southern states 44:33 Is life in the United States worth preserving Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Harry Cole discusses the global threat of Islamist terrorism, citing recent attacks in various locations, including Bondi Beach, where 16 people were murdered during a Hanukkah celebration. He argues that the Israel-Palestine conflict has evolved into a global psychological war, symbolizing broader ideological clashes. Harry emphasizes the importance of free speech and assimilation into shared democratic values to prevent radicalization and violence. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Miami, the glittering jewel of Republican sunshine swagger, just elected its first female mayor ever - but more critically its first Democratic mayor in 28 years. And now GOP grandees are clutching their chests like they’ve just seen their bar tab at Mar-a-Lago. Because this wasn’t just a blip. It was another breach of the Trump Victory Vortex, that magical, mystical force field that transforms any candidate he endorses into an electoral bulldozer. And it didn’t stop in Florida. Georgia also handed Dems another gift: a state House seat in a district Trump carried by 12 points in 2024. If Republicans are telling you they’re not worried, they’re lying. And if Trump says he’s not worried, he’s...being Trump. There are calls for President Trump to step up after downplaying the cost of living crisis, despite rising grocery and healthcare bills, and for dismissing affordability as a "Democratic hoax." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

UK shadow defence minister Mark Francois joins Harry Cole Saves The West to raise how Britain's exit from the European Union is under peril, and questions why Keir Starmer seems only too willing to try undoing a democratic vote. Speaking of the strong relationship between President Trump's love of the UK, Francois says the President is an ardent anglophone, and would be upset if Keir Starmer tried to take Britain closer to Europe again. And on the subject of the Russia-Ukraine war, he stresses the need to combat Russian aggression. 00:00 Introduction 00:52 Is Brexit in peril under Keir Starmer? 03:25 Trump would be furious is UK rejoined EU Customs Union 05:25 Boris Johnson never thanked Farage for standing down candidates in 2019 06:25 Keir Starmer remains a Remainer at heart 09:23 Why President Trump loves the United Kingdom 10:15 Ukraine- Russia war 13:35 Last chance for peace in Ukraine 16:00 Mark Francois and William Hague's visit to the Russian embassy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Former British Prime Minister Liz Truss is back and says she does not give a f**k. Speaking to Harry Cole Saves The West she tells viewers she is still angry at being ousted from power as Britain's shortest serving leader, suggesting she would have gone harder if she had been able to. 00:00 Introduction 01:23 Liz Truss explains why she has started the new Liz Truss show 02:00 Establishment is managing decline of the United Kingdom 04:45 Does Liz Truss feel vindicated? 'I'm still angry!' 06:00 Can Liz Truss turn the tide against the big state? 07:38 Liz Truss calls for an independent media revolution 11:15 Next British Prime Minister could be Nigel Farage 12:30 Civil service put Britain on downward trajectory 14:51 Liz Truss does not give a f**k 16:15 President Trump solving media bias better than the UK and BBC under Starmer 17:30 Liz Truss getting a bigger bazooka to take on establishment 19:45 Vested interests more powerful than elected politicians 26:00 Too many people are coming into the UK 28:15 Cancel culture came from America 31:00 The infamous 'cheese' speech by Liz Truss 32:37 How to watch the new show by Liz Truss Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Harry Cole speaks to commentator Connor Tomlinson — a man who says Western governments are sleepwalking into an existential crisis of their own making. He argues that the U.S. State Department, under President Trump, now views mass migration itself as a human-rights abuse, a demographic threat, and a national-security risk. It’s a provocative argument, it’s gaining traction online. He argues that Gen Z is more concerned with demographic and identity issues than economic ones, unlike the boomer generation, suggesting in places like the UK that 'cultural civil war' could break out over immigration failures by Keir Starmer's government. Connor also says the recent Piers Morgan v Nick Fuentes interview was a prime example of how boomers and zoomers just don't understand each other, and that the UK's Reform UK party led by Nigel Farage might have to team up with Conservatives in order to gain a majority. 00:00 - Connor Tomlinson described as UK's answer to Nick Fuentes (Plus Piers Morgan interview) 01:53 Boomers vs Zoomers cultural war 03:52 West on 'brink of civil war' 05:52 Mass immigration making young women feel unsafe 07:20 Anger over erosion of culture 10:26 Native ancestry 11:47 'Deport criminals and illegal migrants' 13:43 Reversing migration with 'culturally hostile environment' 15:36 Young people less susceptible to mainstream media influence 17:50 Connor Tomlinson on Nigel Farage and Reform UK 20:32 Rupert Lowe on immigration and foreign aid 22:57 '53% of people told YouGov that being Muslim and following Islam is incompatible with British traditions' 26:18 Reform UK becoming Conservative refugee camp 27:50 Could Reform UK do election deal with Tory Party? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices