In this episode, Niall asks: Riots: Who Is At Fault, The Government Or The People? Amid ongoing protests and escalating violence across the UK and Ireland due to immigration and controversial policies, this episode delves into the root causes of the unrest. Are the government’s policies to blame, or do the protesters bear responsibility for the violence?

Some callers think the government is at fault for these riots because they have failed to listen to the concerns of their citizens. Their policies on immigration and other issues are out of touch with what people want and need, leading to frustration and anger. The violence is a symptom of this deeper problem. It's the government's responsibility to ensure peace and stability. When they implement policies that ignore the well-being of their citizens or impose decisions without proper consultation, they create an environment ripe for unrest. The violence is a direct result of governmental neglect and mismanagement.

While other callers feel while the government may have made mistakes, it doesn't justify the violent behavior of the protesters. People need to find more constructive ways to express their dissatisfaction. Resorting to violence only undermines their cause and leads to more harm and chaos. The people involved in the protests and riots need to take responsibility for their actions. Violence is never the answer, regardless of the policies in place. There are democratic ways to seek change and make their voices heard without resorting to destruction and violence.

Niall wraps up the discussion by weighing the arguments from both sides and reflecting on potential solutions to address the underlying issues causing the unrest.