Richard Tice sparks fury in TalkTV rant over claims right-wingers are a ‘danger to kids'

Richard Tice has shut down claims that right-wingers are a “danger to children” in a heated debate on TalkTV. On Monday morning (December 8), Jeremy Kyle woke up the nation with his breakfast show, where he welcomed the ReformUK deputy leader onto the show to discuss the topic of discrimination in the recent free speech row. Over the weekend, Britain’s leading free speech group warned patriotic Brits that they are being “branded a risk to children because of their political views”.  

Following the explosive report by The Telegraph on Sunday (December 7), the politician has silenced all complaints about the controversial comments on the show. He told the former talk show host: “We tragically do know that some, not all, but some of these illegal migrants are a danger to British citizens, to women and children, i.e, our kids.

“They are criminals because they’ve broken our laws, they’ve broken into our country. That is a matter of fact based on court convictions and jail sentences, so it is not in dispute. It doesn’t matter what your political views are, left, right, or none.

He added that those speaking out on the migrant row are now being shamed for their views, adding: "There's no surprise in this. It is just a constant attack on anybody who’s to the right of British politics.”

It didn’t take long before viewers flocked to the comments to share their thoughts on the explosive topic online. One user penned: “The government is not listening,” as another agreed: “The left are clutching at straws in an attempt to shame patriots on the right into changing their political views. It’s too late! They’ve pushed too far and now we are past caring.”

Meanwhile, a third fumed: “Rather than pointing fingers, if the left and right stopped [arguing] then there could be constructive conversations...”

It comes after Lord Young’s Free Speech Union has revealed it is dealing with more than a dozen “egregious” cases of Britons being shut down for their political alliances, following an explosive report about a “silenced" ex-Royal Marine.

The Telegraph revealed on Sunday (December 7) that Iraq war veteran Jamie Michael was banned from working with children after he shared a clip on social media where he likened some migrants to “scumbags” after the Southport murders.

The news outlet claims Michael, 47, was barred from coaching his daughter’s football team after he was charged with inciting racial hatred from the video. He was cleared by a jury of this conviction after just 17 minutes.

The Free Speech Union has since taken on the case of the dad-of-two, with founder Lord Young speaking out on behalf of “silenced” patriotic Brits. The Tory MP fumed: “Citing safeguarding concerns to silence people you disagree with is a scandalous abuse of the system.

"Those protocols have been put in place to protect children from abusive parents and sexual predators, not people with patriotic views. Jamie’s case is particularly egregious, but it’s by no means isolated.

"At the Free Speech Union, we’ve come across this again and again. We have 15 people on our books who’ve been branded a rick to children because of their political views.”