This podcast features an interview with Dr. Matthew Goodwin, a former political science professor who left academia due to its increasing ideological rigidity. The conversation covers the decline of higher education, the UK's political landscape (particularly the rise of the Reform Party), and the controversial issue of widespread sexual exploitation of young girls by Pakistani Muslim gangs. Goodwin argues that both the Conservative and Labour parties have embraced policies (net-zero, mass immigration) opposed by the majority, leading to a potential political realignment. He highlights the lack of accountability for those who ignored the rape gang crisis for decades as a symptom of a broader elite disconnect from the concerns of ordinary citizens. The interview concludes with a discussion of Goodwin's involvement with the Reform Party and its potential to address these issues.
