This video presents a critical analysis of UK political leadership, highlighting concerns about cabinet appointments, government transparency, and accountability. The speaker discusses controversial cabinet selections including Angela Rayner's housing portfolio and Louise Haigh's appointment despite fraud convictions, while also examining the BBC's public service advertisement and early release programs for prisoners who killed police officers. The content emphasizes the importance of government transparency and questions the integrity of political decisions, particularly regarding the new Prime Minister's cabinet choices and their implications for public trust.
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Trump, Tate & A Cabinet of Failures – What Is Going On?
Added:Good morning, my awesome friends and followers of Suffolk's number one YouTube channel.
Coming in your ears, everyone.
Yeah.
It's Wednesday today, Wednesday the 22nd of July. Look at this view where I'm sitting there.
Can't beat this.
You really can't.
You know what? We lie down at any time.
I want before I get in my daily run.
We've all got Life's not easy.
We've all got [ __ ] on our minds. We've all got stuff going on.
And we try and just get through each day, don't we?
Get through today, tomorrow will be better.
That's the way we get through it.
Hopefully tomorrow things pick up.
Hopefully this, hopefully that.
As long as the bills are paid, I think that's what gets us down, really.
Financial stress.
As long as the bills are paid, though.
The rent's is paid or the mortgage paid, electricity, phone bill, gas, food.
Then we have our kids, my kid. I've only got one.
I'm very fortunate though that he's a good lad.
I mean, he needs three golf clubs now, three three that he doesn't have.
Some sort of putter. He has a putter, but he needs a different type of putter now cuz now he wants to go to the next level. He's got a um he's got a golf handicap of 5.6 and he said by the end of this year, Dad, I want a scratch. I want to get down to scratch, which means get down to zero.
And I'm like, that's a big take, Sebastian. That means that that's like professional. He said, Dad, I think I can do it. Anyway, as you can see, um today I'm at Felixstowe Golf Course. We decided to drive here today and he's over there and he's over there practicing with someone that's is than him to bring him on. And good luck to him. I'll be here.
I'll take him home shortly.
Then I just had a message come in this morning from uh Sebastian's mom saying, "Trevor, can you be here at 7:00 at my house? I finish at 6:30. I need to have a chat with you."
I'm like, "Well, yeah, I can be there.
Yeah."
Mhm.
Look at all the oil tankers lined up. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7. I can see seven oil tankers.
I know there's a lot going on in this in our days, ladies and gentlemen.
I'm really pleased that my chief of staff of my YouTube channel, Debs, the wonderful Debs, who helps me every morning, who speaks to me each morning about which is the right thumbnail to do and how to move forward, has got her own YouTube channel.
Uh yesterday I want to say thank you to all of you that uh went over to her channel and and give her some support.
She's now got a She's now got 132 subscribers, and for that I'm really pleased. But I think we can do a lot better. I think we can double that today. I mean, would it be wonderful where we can uh where I have another channel to go to? I mean, go on Debs's channel now. She can come on mine. Would that be great? I think it's great.
Yeah. So yeah, thanks to everyone that took the time yesterday to go over and support her. It means a lot to me, and I know it means a lot to her.
So let's get back into this.
There's a new Prime Minister in town, and he's picked his cabinet. What a wonderful cabinet he's picked. Who's he put in charge of housing?
Angela Rayner. Did she not have a problem with paying tax on housing?
So she's a great choice.
Who's he picked for Secretary of State?
Is that the woman that was convicted for fraud?
Yes, it was. What's her name? Louise Haigh, H A I G H. I think it's Haigh or High. What are we going to call her?
Yeah. What a great start. And by the way, let's remember this.
Who's the Defense Secretary?
In fact, no. That's wrong. Let me get this right.
Who's the Chancellor?
Is it John Healey?
Is it John Healey? Come on, people.
Sure, let's look at John Healey. John Healey was the old defense secretary.
And John Healey resigned because the Chancellor wouldn't give him the amount of money to fix the armed forces. So, now John Healey's in charge of the money.
He's the Chancellor.
Now, let's see if he gives the new defense secretary, Wes Streeting, who knows nothing about the military, let's see if he gives him the money he needs to fix our armed forces because if he doesn't, well, then they're all looking hypocrites.
Because he quit his job in Starmer's cabinet because he didn't have the money for defense cuz the Chancellor wouldn't give it to him.
So, let's see if our armed forces are now about to become the world's greatest with the amount of funding that they need.
Because the buck stops with the Chancellor now, doesn't it?
John Healey.
Well, let's see how that works out.
There's a lot going down. BBC's got a new advertisement saying, "What have the BBC done for us?" And it's Roman It's Romesh Ranganathan.
And I can't help but think In fact, I know for a fact Do you remember the one that was done in the '70s or '80s?
Uh with the Fawlty Towers guy. What do you call him?
Can't remember his name. Fawlty Towers.
Monty Python. He did one years ago standing in a pub saying, "What's the BBC done for us?" And everyone the all the BBC actors or employees when they're saying, "Well, they've done this. They give us docs.
They give us nature and wildlife, Radio 1 and Radio 2." So, they did Well, it's a new take on that, but it's [ __ ] It is really [ __ ] Cuz it's gaslighters. They're just gaslighters.
Everything they show on this on this new advertisement has been done for corruption or some sort of child explicit images. So, they haven't mentioned that. What in the heck would they mention that?
Yeah.
Now, here's one.
I watched a video yesterday out the back of Downing Street where all the new cabinet were laughing and joking and drinking cocktails and you know, welcoming the new Prime Minister and and they were laughing about prisoners being released going well he wants them all out. There was something that they laughed at cuz I seen it. Someone said it to me.
But this is crazy.
PC Andrew Harper that was killed.
His killers went to jail. Two guys went to jail in 2020.
2020.
Less than 6 years ago.
And PC Andrew Harper's killers are about to be released under Labor's early release program.
Now, how can serving less than 6 years be good enough if you kill a police officer?
How's that a deterrent?
It's shameful. Absolutely shameful to release anyone that's killed a police officer or that's killed anyone after less than 6 years.
But then again, I suppose you're going to need a lot of room to lock up people that criticize that release scheme.
Cuz that's how it's going, isn't it?
Shameful.
And if you didn't know, I'll tell you.
President Trump.
President Trump. Guess what he's doing.
Well, President Trump has nominated the FIFA boss. You know the guy that he told to remove the red card from the American football team player that was got a red card. Well, President Trump has actually nominated the FIFA boss to take over the new UN Secretary General.
He wants him in there.
Why?
Well, Trump isn't a fan of UN or NATO, is he? He's made it quite clear over the years he doesn't like them.
So, who better to be in charge of it than someone that he's already manipulated as the FIFA boss?
We can read it. Unfortunately, Trump isn't in charge.
Thank God that the other countries in NATO and the United Nations get to vote on this, and I don't think for 1 minute they're going to put a guy who spent the last so many years in charge of football.
I don't think they're going to make him the UN Secretary General. It just shows you the ludicrous and the thought process that Trump actually has these days.
That's crazy.
It really is.
Then again, he has done something I think that needs to happen. So, that's one thing he's done that I think stupid.
On another thing he's done, I agree with, uh which is um he's now given permission for Andrew Tate to be extradited to the UK to face charges for choking a woman while she was unconscious, um having child pornography, and sexual offenses. Now, this is Andrew Tate's last roll of the dice, I think.
Because they've tried to charge him several times, and they haven't had enough evidence. Um but I honestly believe that there would not be an extradition from the US to the UK if there was no evidence whatsoever.
There must be something out there.
Either that, or Andrew Tate has got information about senior government officials that are involved in child sexual offenses cuz there's no way that they're persistent to go after him if there's nothing.
So, it's I'd say weird out.
I'd say weird out. I'm not too sure what's going to go on there, but only time will tell.
And President Trump has highlighted something which I do agree he did highlight, and that he's also he's pointed out to Andy Burnham that he doesn't like Andy Burnham's choice of Foreign Secretary, Ed Miliband.
[clears throat] And and and I agree with him here because he has said in the past I Ed Miliband hates Trump. He said in the past he constantly has jabs at him and pokes things about him. And so, why would you push someone in a position as Foreign Secretary if he's not friends with the U- if he's not friends with world leaders and he causes issues. So, to that degree, I think Trump has made the right call. I think Andy Burnham has employed the worst cabinet I've seen in years.
They are absolutely atrocious.
And a lot of them have failed and done criminal things and they've been put in charge of the government.
Anyway, listen.
I'm going to shoot off. You all have a wonderful day.
Thanks very much for watching my videos.
Thanks to those of you that have subscribed to Deb's channel, which is Debziller.
I appreciate it. And you have a good day and take care.
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