Labour's "one in, one out" immigration scheme is falling apart before our eyes - and we're discussing why it was doomed from the start.

In this episode of The T-Word, Justine and Gaz tackle Labour's disastrous immigration policies and the growing assault on free speech in Britain. From Keir Starmer's failing "pilot scheme" that's managed to deport just a handful of people while over 1,000 more arrive daily, to police knocking on doors demanding apologies for social media posts - we're witnessing a government that's lost control.

We dive deep into why Labour's economic policies are creating a death spiral for small businesses, how the minimum wage increases are actually destroying growth rather than creating it, and why 16,000 millionaires have already fled the UK since Labour took power. Plus, we examine the dangerous trend of compelled speech - from Ed Davey's refusal to say women can't have penises to NHS "people with cervixes" madness.

00:00 Opening - Labour's Failed Policies Overview

02:34 Palestine Recognition - Gesture Politics or Strategy?

06:31 Immigration Crisis - One In, One Out Reality Check

15:03 Political Party Chaos - Corbyn vs Sultana Drama

25:15 Economic Death Spiral - Why Small Businesses Are Dying

36:03 National Debt Crisis - The Trickle Becomes a Flood

44:40 Free Speech Under Attack - Police State Tactics

54:13 Gender Ideology Madness - Compelled Speech Reality

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Recorded on 21/09/25.

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