Will Kingston is joined by renowned historian, author, and Hoover Institution senior fellow Victor Davis Hanson to dissect a chilling reality: the rapid decline, institutional capture, and self-loathing threatening Western civilisation.

Sparked by Vice President JD Vance’s viral remarks on the civilisational crisis unfolding in the United Kingdom, VDH provides an unfiltered, historical lens on the current chaos across the Anglosphere. From the streets of Belfast and Southampton to the failed experiment of California, Hanson argues that the West is facing a nihilistic, internal threat driven by an elite class consumed by "suicidal empathy" and a rejection of traditional values.

Hanson also breaks down the geopolitical chess board, discussing Donald Trump’s high-stakes confrontation with Iran, the shattering of Eastern deterrence, and why the ultimate battleground for our survival isn't fought abroad—but at the ballot box and within our own culture.

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In the latest episode of Fire at Will, Liam Tuffs sits down with Will Kingston for a raw and unflinching conversation covering some of the most divisive topics in Britain today. From the Henry Nowak case and the Belfast riots to the immigration debate, the role of male role models, and what it means to be a father, nothing is off limits. This is the conversation mainstream media won't have.

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Former UK Prime Minister Liz Truss joins Fire at Will for a wide-ranging discussion on the biggest issues facing Britain today.

Will Kingston and Liz Truss discuss the state of free speech, immigration, political realignment, the future of the Conservative Party, Reform UK, the role of the Bank of England, economic growth, and whether Britain can reverse decades of institutional decline.

Liz Truss also explains why she believes Britain's institutions have become captured by progressive ideology, why she supports stronger protections for free speech, and why she believes a wider political and cultural movement is needed to change the country's direction.

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