‘Would the British public trust Zia Yusuf to oversee a deportation policy?’



Tune in to today’s Daily T where Camilla and Tim speak to Tim Montgomerie, a high-profile Reform UK supporter, who warns of the party’s internal rivalries and structural flaws that he believes could prevent Reform from achieving a majority in a general election⁠.

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43 Comments

  1. Montgomery is a Cameroon Tory through and through, the trouble is, the Conservatives aren't conservative. He now wants some kind of deal between Reform & the Tories, trouble is : 1. The Tories were globalist liberals as a continuation of Blairism & the electorate will not forget the 14 year catastrophe.
    2. Zia can see a close relationship between the two would be suicidal.
    3. Montgomery jumped ship, he's completely inconsistent & is laughed at when he uses the word "trust"

  2. Zia is the only man worth his salt in our political line up

    Zia speaks for a lot of disgruntled uk citizens these people who invade our country must know that its getting out of control and still they keep coming i'm with zia 1 million percent.
    A man of the people and we need him .and Reform uk to keep pushing there policies and zia will be the man for that job

  3. Trust worthy polatics is what we want what we need , worthy of our tax paying efforts for the good of our country our growing families. No more gaslighting behind our backs ,? And listening to what all tax paying brits Scots ,Irish, Welsh, have to say and want our tax payed funding to be used for the good of our country for our own growing families.And any corupt movements to be dealt with honestly and eficiantely for the sake of our countries safety and protections. 😮

  4. The average British person just want mass deportations, to have their country back with demographic security. This guy is in the Westminster bubble and fits right in with the female coded daily t podcast. I can’t believe the telegraph claims to be right wing, it’s insane

  5. Zia talks a lot of sense, is very articulate and logical. Who would I put faith in to do what they say they will do in regards to immigration. Rupert Lowe from Restore. The man is willing to take flak for his views and not back track and change them, Don't like it don't vote for me attitude I don't care but this needs to be done. I could and would vote for a man like that.

  6. The current incumbent home secretary is not doing their job for the british people and their opposite shadow home secretary is a member of a party who also failed to do the same job with respect to deportation and protecting our borders. Your guest needs to understand that what is needed is a completely different approach and that's what Zia brings to the table. Your guest needs to recognise common sense, not the same old inaction. Just because someone has never been in the position of home secretary does not mean they'll be no good. Your guest is naive. The VAST majority of people know what needs doing, your guest favours same old same old.

  7. So he throws his toys out the pram with the Tory’s, then he joins Reform and given his appeal from the suspension he blabs it all out in the media – clearly he can’t be trusted but I whole heartedly trust Zia!! Vote Reform

  8. I’m sorry Tim but that time has passed. It’s now the time for tough angry men to make tough decisions and that’s how it’s going to be the time for liberal tears is over .

  9. Zia Yusuf isn’t angry, he’s an eloquent communicator who delivers facts. I think he has a big heart for the people he cares about and would be scrupulously fair when it comes to deporting illegal economic migrants!

  10. I'm Team Zia all day long. He is not tainted with the Tories, and I believe he will do what the majority of the British people want: safer streets and a secured border.

  11. I would trust Zia as he says it the way it is and the illegals need to go. So yeah they need deported no matter what. They have travelled through endless safe countries to get to the UK as we are a soft touch. Some have even failed asylum claims in other countries already. Millions must go and british people put first and foremost.

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