Horrifying Case of Left-Wing Terrorism, and Prince Harry's FAILED UK Trip, with Alex Phillips and Rob Shuter | Ep. 1359

**Megyn Kelly** (0:00)
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We have a lot to get to today, and we are going to kick it off with the horrific murder of Ann Widdecombe. Ann Widdecombe was a former member of Parliament in Great Britain and had become somewhat of an elder stateswoman for the Reform UK party. She was 78 years old, and last week, on Thursday, she was murdered. Originally, the police had said that this had nothing to do with politics whatsoever, and then they did a dramatic 180, completely reversing themselves and saying that new evidence had prompted Britain's National Counterterrorism Unit to take the lead, their counterterrorism unit. The BBC just aired a press conference by the head of counterterrorism in the UK, saying that this investigation is now on two tracks, one, a murder investigation, and two, a counterterrorism investigation. What exactly that means, whether that's just limited to Ann's politics or something beyond that, and the way we understand the word counterterrorism, I don't know. It's one of the questions we'll ask our guest in a moment. But the UK Sun is reporting at this hour that, while officers initially believed this woman had died in a fall, and did not realize that she'd been murdered until a day later, there was a dramatic twist after counterterrorism took over, following the examination of the electronic devices of the suspect. What happened was they checked Ann's ring camera. It showed them a man approaching her home and his car, along with his license plate, reportedly. And they used that information to track this suspect back to the Kimberworth area of Rotherham. And this was about four hours away from Ann's home. He left his house reportedly around 8 a.m. He got to Ann's, we believe, sometime afternoon. She is believed to have been killed at 1230 And the reason we have interest in this, not only because it's a horrific story, and it's very much dominating the news in the UK., is that this feels very much like just the latest chapter in our assassination culture, which is now predominant, not only in the United States, but in one of our closest allies, Great Britain, where, again, a 78-year-old woman is believed to have been bludgeoned to death because of her right-wing politics.
I mean, this is shocking. It's hard to understand. It's hard to believe. I mean, maybe it's not hard to believe. But when you hear some of Ann Widdecombe's politics, it may become more clear to you, if you are a right-leaning independent like I am, or officially right-wing here in America, how she came across the radar of some madman with terror in his heart.
Here's just a bit of Ann Widdecombe over the years on things like immigration, gender, and Brexit, a movement of which she was a leader, Sape Foray.

**Ann Widdecombe** (3:38)
We've made it very clear that if you arrive in this country illegally from a perfectly safe from, which when I last looked, France was, then you have no claim to asylum and you will be refused and we will turn the boats round and send them back.
How can a nation be sovereign if it cannot immediately, and at its own expense, and at its own wish, replenish the control of its borders as and when necessary? But in short, it can be done. Just as the control of illegal immigration can be done. Just as policing, knife and gun crime can be done. And now school kids are being taught they can identify as a cat. Now if I had a child who came home and said I'm a cat, I would give it a bowl of cat food and a bowl of milk and say OK, this is what cats get. And I have no respect for somebody who says, oh, I think I'm a woman. You know, I'll go into the women's changing rooms. Rubbish, rubbish. Britain is leaving. And it doesn't matter which language you use, we are going and we are glad to be going. That's why we're going.
We're gayen, we're off.

**Megyn Kelly** (5:19)
Wow.
Here to discuss all of that and more is Alex Phillips. She's a TalkTV presenter, former member of European Parliament, and a former aide to Nigel Farage. She knew Ann very well, and this is personal for Alex.
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