Peter McIlvenna

We don't have a First and Second Amendment.

We are here by the grace of God, not by our Constitution.

We don't have any rights and we have...

30 people a day being arrested.

That was, I think, the New York Times posted that back in August.

It seems to be correct.

We have people thrown in jail for hate crimes online, for posting a post online.

They're put in jail within hours, and yet we have mass rapists going around the UK that supposedly 10 years later the British government get into gear and engage in that.

So we have online posts being much more hateful, much more concerned to UK cohesion, over above burglaries, rapes, the grooming gangs, everything else happening on the other side.

And somehow we need a realignment to politics...

engaged with what concerns the people on the streets.

And I hope and pray you have the same conversation in the US.

And really, I hope you do not have the individual that at the moment is polling to be top.

There is always a hope.

There's always change.

There's always a chance to turn the tide.

And if only voters get out and engage, then you can hold yourself back from that horrendous opportunity.

They are, and this is part of Tony Blair's legacy.

My understanding is that Tony Blair's son actually is key to the organisation that wants to roll that out.

And the British government have said that this is simply as an ID.