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‘It’s not just embarrassing, not just bad for Britain, but actively dangerous.’
GB News Presenter Patrick Christys discuss the allegations surrounding Lord Peter Mandelson and his links to Jeffrey Epstein. The discussion centres on Sir Keir Starmer’s ‘catastrophic’ lack of judgment in appointing Mandelson as the UK’s US Ambassador despite warnings from senior civil servants.
The panel breaks down a series of claims, including market-sensitive leaks, financial transfers, and the political fallout that has led Reform UK and the SNP to report Mandelson to the police.
Beyond the Mandelson scandal, Christys highlights a long list of Starmer’s controversial appointments and policy U-turns, questioning whether the Prime Minister’s leadership is now ‘actively dangerous’ for the country.
0:00 – Introduction to the Peter Mandelson and Jeffrey Epstein scandal.
0:17 – Allegations of market-sensitive leaks and financial transfers from Epstein.
1:33 – Reports of SNP and Reform UK referring Mandelson to the police.
1:55 – Keir Starmer’s decision to appoint Mandelson despite background checks.
2:39 – Recap of Mandelson’s previous dismissals from government.
3:35 – Starmer’s shifting stance on Mandelson’s role as US Ambassador.
4:02 – Criticism of investigations into veterans.
5:08 – A catalogue of Keir Starmer’s ‘appalling’ judgments and policy U-turns.
6:04 – Cabinet appointment failures.
6:58 – (AD)
8:29 – Panel debate
9:14 – The difficulty of removing a peer from the House of Lords.
10:27 – Reform UK’s plan
11:54 – Comparison between the current scandal and the ‘Partygate’ era.
13:51 – Media coverage and the ‘establishment’ protection of Peter Mandelson.
15:54 – Discussion on stripping titles
17:53 – Mandelson’s public statements and his defence against the allegations.
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