Welcome to this week's edition of The Mark Steyn Show, filmed live at sea before an audience of Mark Steyn Cruisers from around the world. Today's episode took place as the S.S. Steyn sailed down the Albanian coast, being mindful to steer clear of all the Albanian men trying to hop aboard.
Fittingly, the discussion focuses on immigration – legal and illegal – with a stellar panel of guests. Joining Mark are British commentator Dominique Samuels, Mrs Thatcher's former speechwriter John O'Sullivan, and Dutch television presenter Raisa Blommestijn.
Mark, Dominique, John, and Raisa talk about all things migration before taking a few questions from our Mark Steyn Cruisers.
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~Many viewers have asked how they can support Mark's lawsuit in the English High Court against the partial and totalitarian UK media censor Ofcom. There are several ways, including:
a) signing up a friend for a Steyn Club Gift Membership;
b) buying a loved one a SteynOnline gift certificate; or
c) ordering a copy of Mark's new book The Prisoner of Windsor.
As we have noted, the post-Steyn GB News will not be standing with Steyn and Naomi Wolf in court. But the "chilling effect" of Ofcom on public discourse is far worse than Canada under Section 13 or Australia under Section 18C, so battle must be joined - even though neither Naomi nor Mark is in great shape. Indeed, Naomi has been having a worse time of it than Mark had even in the totally execrable University of Vermont Medical Center. He is very grateful to his excellent doctors at the Royal Victoria Hospital in Montreal for doing everything the Vermont crapsters failed to do and getting his haemoglobin up to sufficient levels to make it to the Mark Steyn Cruise.
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~And finally, as noted above, The Prisoner of Windsor is out and available. For the Kindle edition around the world, please click below: