In this episode, Niall asks the pressing question of whether Justice Minister Helen McEntee should resign in the aftermath of the Dublin riots. The show unfolds with a discussion of the recent Ireland Thinks poll for the Sunday Independent, revealing a nuanced public opinion on the Minister's performance. The survey indicates a rise in public support for McEntee, with 38% expressing satisfaction, while 49% are not satisfied. The poll also explores the divisive question of whether McEntee should step down, with 54% against her resignation and 40% in favor.

The show script emphasizes the various concerns surrounding McEntee's tenure, including issues with immigration, deportation orders, and the overall safety perception of the public. It touches on the controversial introduction of facial recognition cameras and hate speech laws as responses to recent crimes, questioning whether these measures address the root causes of rising criminal activity.

As Niall opens up the lines to callers, opinions range from dissatisfaction with the Minister's focus on hate speech laws to concerns about the adequacy of law enforcement and the perceived lack of safety on the streets. Callers express skepticism about the effectiveness of McEntee's strategies and emphasize the need for practical solutions to address the public's safety concerns.

In the wrap-up, Niall synthesizes the diverse opinions from the callers, leaving listeners with a thought-provoking exploration of the challenges faced by the Minister of Justice and the complex landscape of public sentiment.