“We live in a multiracial society, we're very, very comfortable with that because if were weren't we wouldn't have the prime minister, we wouldn't have the home secretary or business secretary that we have. But we have to be very careful about how we explain and express immigration policies so that people aren't getting echoes of things that are less palatable.”
— From a speech at a fringe meeting during the Conservative Party conference (3 October 2023), as cited in "Suella Braverman warns of ‘hurricane of migrants’ — as it happened", The Times
“Culture is more than cuisine or clothes. It's also customs which may be at odds with British values. We cannot be naïve and assume immigrants will automatically abandon ancestral ethnic hostilities at the border, or that all cultures are equally valid. They are not. I am struck for example, by the number of recent immigrants to the UK who hate Israel. That sentiment has no place here.”
— "Migrants who come to Britain must uphold its traditions, not change them", The Telegraph (28 September 2024)
“One of the reasons I don't like the term 'woke' is because I think it disguises just how bad this stuff is. This is civilization ending philosophy, where really bad ideas are being smuggled in under the guise of civil rights and so on.”
— "Is Kemi Badenoch the Next Margaret Thatcher?" (at 55m45s), Honestly with Bari Weiss, 12 December 2024
“How do you know what an authoritative source is when everyone is trying to make the news rather than report the news? That's the new thing it our age. A lot of media doesn't want to observe and report. It wants to influence. It wants to be on the pitch rather than reporting.”
— "Is Kemi Badenoch the Next Margaret Thatcher?" (at 1h11m39s), Honestly with Bari Weiss, 12 December 2024
“We need candidates with the five Cs: they must be clever, have charisma, communication skills, conviction and, most importantly, be Conservative.”
— "This Z-list Labour Parliament is everything that’s wrong with British politics", The Telegraph (30 May 2026).
“If someone still believes in net zero targets that make energy more expensive and are destroying industry, they are not coming back. If someone thinks that the ECHR can be wished away rather than being dealt with properly, they are not serious.”
— "The Conservative Party is for serious people, not a retirement home for failed politicians", The Telegraph (9 July 2026).

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