‘I don’t like him!’ Adam Brooks stuns GB News live audience with blunt King Charles admission

The blunt admission follows criticism from Reform UK Deputy Leader Richard Tice, who claimed the king’s “no borders” speech to Emmanuel Macron during his UK state visit was “unwise”.

Tice told Politico’s Westminster Insider podcast: “I don’t think the late Queen would have included any of that language about the boats. I think she would have been much more careful. I presume that it’s different speechwriters, but I just don’t think that she would have ended up in that pickle.

“I think the pen incident where he shushed away the aide, I think that shows the type of person he is.”

Hitting out at his “involvement” in Britain’s migrant crisis, Brooks fumed: “How dare someone like King Charles try and get involved in things like open borders?

“He’s not the one whose community is being ravaged by illegal immigrants, harassing schoolgirls or touching schoolgirls, that’s happening in my area.”

Brooks continued: “He lives behind big palace walls, this does not affect him, he’s the elite. We are dealing with some really bad people being imported into this country.

“There’s sexual criminals and violent criminals, and they’re putting them in hotels next to schools around us, in our communities. That does not affect our King.

“It just proves the King has no power politically because can you imagine a mediaeval king, Henry the Eighth or something, allowing an invasion of foreign men to come into this country and break our laws, what would happen?”

Asked if he wishes to abolish the monarchy, Brooks concluded: “I don’t want to get rid of the Royal Family, I think they’re part of our heritage.

“I don’t want to get rid of them, I think they bring a lot to this country. But I don’t like King Charles. I like William and Kate.”