Reasoned Conversations with Darren Grimes

Reform UK leader Richard Tice speaks to Darren Grimes about his new campaign for a referendum on the UK Government's policy of net zero by 2050, 'Vote Power, Not Poverty', a cross-party, grassroots campaign made up of activists from different parties. 

Popular YouTube content creator Arielle Scarcella speaks to Darren Grimes from Florida about the recent row over the so-called 'Don't Say Gay' Bill making its way into law in the state. 

American conservative commentator Sarah Elliott gives her take on the weekend's Conservative Political Action Conference in Florida, during which former President Trump and Florida's governor Ron DeSantis gave keynote speeches.

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Darren Grimes and Harry Miller on a landmark judgement from the Court of Appeal that finds the recording of non-crime hate incidents as unlawful interference with freedom of expression. This is the news and why it matters.

Darren Grimes chats to talkRADIO host Mike Graham about media bias, Covid craziness and Boris Johnson's Number 10's party controversy.

Political commentator and journalist Suzanne Evans chats to Darren Grimes about government refusal to reject an Angela Merkel-style mandatory vaccine law, how Suzanne struggled during lockdown, the consequences of our Covid-focus and asks the question: do we need constitutional reform to secure better politicians?

Post-COP 26, the climate conference in Glasgow, Alex Esptein, author of 'Fossil Future', chats to Darren Grimes about what the conference actually achieved, the green cult, what anti-human green activists truly desire, why we need fossil fuels, an increase in interest from the UK in this debate and tackles a few climate change myths.

Since the murder of Sir David Amess, the MP, Islamic fundamentalism has been the elephant in the room. Laudable speeches have been made on the issue of combatting online abuse of MPs since then, but the issue of radicalisation and extremism has barely been discussed. Why is this? How do we have that conversation? What should be done about the threat of radical Islam? Joining Darren Grimes to discuss is the Executive Director of The Henry Jackson Society, Dr Alan Mendoza. 

Elliott Abrams served as deputy assistant to the president and deputy national security advisor in the administration of President George W. Bush, where he supervised U.S. policy in the Middle East for the White House, and as Special Representative for Iran and Venezuela in the administration of Donald Trump.

Elliott discusses the Taliban Agreement with Darren Grimes, why he didn't back it and why President Biden cannot blame President Trump or the Afghan military, his view on the West's responsibilities when it comes to Afghan refugees, the security implications of large-scale movements and what will happen next in American foreign policy and in Afghanistan.

Darren Grimes discusses with Colonel Richard Kemp the speed at which the Taliban have taken Afghanistan, an unrepentant US President arguing that the US was never in Afghanistan for nation-building, a UK parliament that's due to discuss this very issue with Downing Street recalling it and all as we witness shocking scenes in which Afghan people cling on, grasp onto the side of planes, deciding that dicing with death is better than staying in Afghanistan under the Taliban.

The pair take you through all of the veteran's predictions for what will happen next.