The Untold Truth about Immigration in Britain with Matt Goodwin | The Winston Marshall Show #007

Net immigration to Britain was 700k in 2023. What does this mass migration mean for the country?

I sat down with Professor Matt Goodwin to unpack Britain's migration crisis. How does it impact the housing crisis, the NHS, the economy? What does it mean for British culture? What do the pro-Palesitne marches say about modern Britain?

This was a comprehensive conversation about the the biggest issue in Britain today. It effects everything.

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[bbhdd]

I'm 28, born in the UK - but my grandparents were European legal immigrants. I feel the absurdity of the injustice with the housing crisis. My liberal friends are often calling me a conservative for my views, but the country is totally crumbling under the weight of the demand for public services. It's been so frustrating to see people who actively hate this country feel so deeply entitled to the luxuries that are being handed to them, meanwhile those in need of serious health care who have contributed via taxes for generations are suffering and dying prematurely due to negligence. I have no idea who to vote for.

[lesleymanchester]

Every voter in the UK needs to hear this podcast it's brilliant.
Vote REFORM UK

[theoneandonly]

I'm Spanish and lived in Nottingham for 3 years and worked as an Engineer and I can say that a lot of times it felt I was in Bagdad or Somalia. I'm glad I'm back.

[VernonStradling]

We don't have a multicultural society, we have a multiplicity of monocultures.

[martyn]

I've never heard Matt this focused and this angry before. As he says at the end, his new daughter, and her future, is weighing on his mind. I look forward to more Matt on steroids. He's one of very, very few massive voices we have on our side.

[KoenVanDenEeckhaut]

I'm a history teacher at a high school on the continent.

I was once part of this pro migration elite.

A decade ago, the students at my high school were mainly white middle class kids. In 10 years time, my school turned into a place with mainly (Muslim) migrants.


I learned the hard way how most non western teenagers look at the world.

Most of them discard science when it contradicts their religion, homosexuality is choice and gays are allowed to be discriminated.
One is not allowed to criticize their religion. Violence is condoned to prevent or punish any critics on their believes.

My experiences as a teacher have estranged me from leftist friends who don't see non western mass migration as a problem because they live in their own cultural elite bubble.

The left has betrayed the ideals of the Enlightenment in return for some votes on election days.

Watching a YouTube interview like this gives me some comfort: there are still some sensible people who see things clearly.

[alexgreen]

I watch this with a heavy heart. I’m not even Britain nor European. I have the same concerns in the US.

[michaelthake]

Matt Goodwin is a wonderful breath of fresh air.

[mysterygurl]

"Why do we tolerate people who do not tolerate us?"

[henryluebberstedt]

The same here in Germany. 3.2 million "refugees" since 2015, around two million Arabs and People from Subshara countries, mostly young men. I've never experienced such a tense situation here. Germany has a long tradition of migration: people from Turkey, Poland (second largest group), Russia (in the 1990s), Vietnam and China (boat people) and from Croatia and Albania (because of the war in Yugoslavia). Around 25 % of Germans have a migration background. The integration of these groups has gone more or less smoothly. But young Muslim men are obviously of a different calibre. Crime rates have risen immeasurably, with knife murders, gang rapes, terrorist attacks, demonstrations in favour of the introduction of Sharia law, as in Hamburg, and attacks on Jews by young Muslims. I am 58 years old and have experienced all the migration peaks since the 1980s - but what is happening here right now is unprecedented. It will change my home country forever.

[daveb]

We are been sold out, the UK isn't the same anymore

[Zalley]

If immigration was the solution for the problems in the NHS, the NHS should be an extremely efficient well-oiled machine by now, following net immigration of about 10 million people since Tony Blair’s 1997 government.

[d.marques]

"We Were Never Asked! NEVER!!!"...

[mssdn]

I’m scared for my grandchildrens’ future. England is dirty, so much litter, so many housing estates with not sufficient space for families, without the needed infrastructure. I’m 70, thank goodness, I’d hate to see the future of this country, it feels as if it’s getting to be more dangerous to live here, crime has changed hugely in the last 10 years

[apophis]

My heart goes out to Western Europe upon seeing this grim tide roll in...
The people I met, the history of the cities, the culture and the lifeblood of the cultures themselves. Their peoples are being diluted and pushed out of their own sovereign nations..
Much love from the USA, i wish i could bring some "Specifically American" hardware and help to our cousins across the pond...
What a nightmare...

[scotthamill]

Matt Goodwin is a very smart man. He makes some excellent points and isn't scared to speak the truth. Well done

[NeraBuffy]

Western Europe seems to think that letting in the worst of humanity is somehow a testament to generosity and virtue. At least the Irish see through this.

[janealan]

Oh my. This is exactly what is happening in Canada. I'm a fourth generation Canadian senior citizen with British ancestry. I feel like a racial/cultural minority in my own country. Everything you say is so true. We've been fed a diet of lies by intellectual elites. I think that the borders should be closed to immigration. Thank you for this honest discussion.

[warmflash]

This is what happened in Canada. It’s a disaster.

[mikesam]

Denmark once welcomed asylum seekers, now they are actively deporting them. The reason.... because immigrants in Denmark refuse to integrate, and they remain unemployed. The Danes realised that the migrants were putting very little into the economy while consuming most of the social and healthcare that is available. Denmark now has a plan to deport most migrants back to their country of origin.

The Netherlands - where I lived for 30 years has always had a parallel community system. They decided in the 70's that if Muslims (mostly Moroccans) wanted to live with their own people and continue practising Islam, then that was just fine. And it was the same for the Turks, and other ethnic groups. Unfortunately the Dutch government realised after decades that it didn't work. These migrant groups remained in cheap housing areas that soon became ghettos and segregated from Dutch society. They had their own Teachers in state schools to teach migrant children their own history and culture, so there was no question of integration.

Sweden has huge problems controlling migrant gangs that have taken over areas in many towns. The same can be said for France that has a volatile situation in many areas around the main cities. Unfortunately all of the above is true for most European countries whereby cities have become unsafe for native citizens.