Foreign affairs and war
7 clips of Candice Holdsworth on Foreign affairs and war, from her television, radio and podcast appearances.
Clips on Foreign affairs and war
TalkTV
Peter Cardwell | 30-Sep-26
“I am very curious about the reticence of Andy Burnham to say too much, and I think Marco Rubio, the Secretary of State as well, has also said that. I don't want to say too much. They've hinted very strongly. Trump as well, yeah.”
- Foreign affairs and war
- Media, royals and public figures
- Elections and party politics
TalkTV
Peter Cardwell | 13-Sep-26
“If you also, I mean, we're going to have a really dangerous problem very shortly when all these new prisoners are released”
TalkTV
Duncan Barkes | 09-Sep-26
“I think a lot of people in Labour have not liked the welfare versus warfare dichotomy, but also a lot of them don't like the idea of cutting welfare things for the NHS and spending it on defence.”
- Foreign affairs and war
- Elections and party politics
- Welfare and benefits
TalkTV
Peter Cardwell | 10-Jun-26
“they're grasping what the problem is and actually the urgency of it and actually how the public see it, because that is first and foremost how the public see it as a security issue.”
- Immigration and borders
- Foreign affairs and war
- Elections and party politics
- Free speech and cancel culture
GB News
The Late Show Live | Wednesday 20th May
“yes absolutely and I felt like everything that Laura said in your interview I was nodding at I think that we're at a moment now where we have to be very very strict about legal and illegal immigration because what we're finding is hostile states are exploiting these very open liberal”
- Immigration and borders
- Foreign affairs and war
GB News
Sunday with Michael Portillo | Sunday 12th April
“successive governments over the year have prioritised soft power rather than hard power. And I think over time, if you do that and you don't prioritise that, slowly resources are drained away from things like the military.”
- Foreign affairs and war
GB News
IRAN BREAKING: New Supreme Leader chosen as waves of strikes POUND Tehran after Ayatollah killed
“this is chickens coming home to roost, right? This is what people have been saying for years. The lack of foresight, the lack of spending on defence, the constant cuts.”
- Foreign affairs and war
- Economy, tax and spending