Nigel Farage argues that the British Broadcasting Corporation has strayed far from its original mission of informing, educating, and entertaining the public. He criticizes the broadcaster for recent scandals, alleged political bias, and what he sees as contempt for British values and the public. Farage calls for a major overhaul of the institution, proposing to end the compulsory licence fee and instead fund only its core news services through alternative means, while other programming would be supported by subscriptions or advertising. He insists that the British Broadcasting Corporation must return to impartiality and serve the people if it is to justify any continued public funding.