Eddie Hall on The Downfall of The UK

Eddie Hall criticizes UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer as out of touch, citing illegal immigration and hotel costs of five and a half million a day as major drains on public funds. He expresses strong support for Donald Trump and concerns about taxation and public spending.
Questions this video answers
"Five and a half million a day."
"£500 on their birthday."
Do you still back Trump?
Yeah, I do. Yeah, I do. I think Trump, like, love him, I hate him. I think he's doing what the people want deep down. I think, you know, he's a man of the people and, you know, he's not even my president, but I can just see from an outside perspective, in my opinion, I just feel like he's doing good things. He's just talking sense, he's being real. He's not bowing down to woke, you know, is keeping, in my opinion, is keeping America on a good track. Whether people sort of agree or disagree on that, that's totally down to them. I'm not going to get into that shit. But I support Trump. I think of all the presidents we've had so far, I think he's been the one that's been the most relatable to the people.
And how do you think our Prime Minister is in terms of.
Keir Starmer is the biggest fucking on planet Earth.
Don't hold it back.
I'm not gonna hold it back. He is a specky eyed. Honestly, I, I can't think of any more bloke that's more hated in the UK right now than Keir Starmer. He has backtracked and gone back on so many different things in Britain and people have just had enough. You know, you speak to the Joe Public, everyone's just had enough. The, the immigration, the taxes, the school and this digital id, it's just, it just he's not listening to the people, what the people want and that's what makes him a, a bad Prime Minister is not listening to the general public.
Why do you think he's not, why is he so tone deaf?
I think they just live in, honestly, I think the MPs and, and that, that sort of, I think they just live in a different world to us. I don't think they have to deal with our shit. You know, they don't live next to these immigration hotels, they don't have kids that live next to these immigration hotels that are getting sexually abused and molested and they're not getting family members that get attacked and raped and everything doesn't affect them. So they're in a different world. They are in this, you know, this, this higher bracket of income. They live in these high castles, they live in these, you know, high tier houses in London. They're just in a different bubble towards. And I genuinely think someone like Keir Starmer would do him a world of good. Come and live in the center of Birmingham, go and live in the center of Birmingham for fucking two weeks, three weeks and just get, just get stuck in, just go to the shops, just go, you know, go to a garage, go to it, go to a supermarket, go and have a pint and just see what the people are saying, see what's happening on the streets. I think that's what, that's what our Prime Minister should do is fucking lower himself down to the general public's level and realize that he's serving the wrong people. He's serving the mps and everybody else. He's not serving the, the mass population in the country.
And would you leave? How are you feeling about staying here?
I'm getting off with it. Yeah. It's, it's got to the point now where they keep doing all these surveys and everything about how we can increase taxes and every single time it always pulled, always points to the wealthy, right? So it always points to people like myself, like pay more tax. I tell you now, I pay more tax than most people in this world. And to point the finger at us and say just pay more tax, it's, it's, that's just such a way out of it. And a Prime Minister should be thinking of ways to fix that. Number one, stop immigration. Stop illegal immigration. That would fix so much funding in this country. The amount of tax money going on illegal immigrants is insane.
Five and a half million a day.
Just for the hotels, just, just for the hotel, just for the hotels. Don't factor in the laptops, the phones.
The PlayStations, the bikes.
PlayStations, the bikes, the food. They even get 500 quid on the birthday. Did you know that? Did you know that?
I didn't before you told me before we moved on.
500 quid on their birthday. My son doesn't get 500 quid off the government on the birthday, you specky. I cunt. So yeah, I'm just, I'm just done with it. Like there's better ways to save tax money rather than pointing the finger at the super rich and it's just because people like myself will just pick up shop and off and then the country will be worse off, way worse off. And that's what's happened in other countries is they've pointed the finger at the mega rich, they've made them pay more tax and what happens? They leave off to Dubai, they off to wherever and then that tax never.
Happens and then the working class have to pay more and then the working.
Class have to pay more. So just use common sense and it's so easy. Like you do these polls and they're given to the general public. And of course they're going to say tax the wealthy more because they don't know any better. But what really needs to happen is the MP should be going, right, where can we actually save money? And it's, you know, stuff like illegal immigration. Let's that off before we start taxing our own people more.
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