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The broadcast opened with a discussion about the parallels between excuses made for jihadist terrorism and those made in the grooming gangs scandal. The host criticized Muslim community leaders for failing to call out extremism and cited a past counter-terrorism training exercise in Manchester where an actor shouted 'Allahu Akbar' to simulate an attack. According to the host, Muslim community groups complained about the use of the phrase, leading Greater Manchester Police to issue an apology, which the host argued demonstrated a refusal to confront the reality of Islamist terror attacks.

The host then compared the treatment of moderate Muslim voices to the way Nigel Farage is treated by the 'Westminster uni party', claiming that Muslim community leaderships ostracize and character-assassinate those who challenge extremism. The host stated that a disproportionate number of Pakistani Muslim men are involved in underage group grooming gangs and that this must be called out. A guest agreed, saying it is incumbent on people to support liberal progressive Muslim voices who take a different view from established community leaders.