Topic: Cornwall

John Mappin, owner of Camelot Castle in Cornwall, rejected a lucrative offer from the British Home Office to house hundreds of migrants in his establishment. Mappin stated that accepting the deal would have required firing his staff and would have destroyed the local economy and culture of the village of Tintagel. The segment uses this as an example of globalist policies targeting the preservation of Western rural communities.

Oliver describes the coastline as a "liminal zone" between land, sea, and eternity, noting that ancient cultures often buried their dead on the coast for this reason. He highlights the beauty of the Cornish coast, the west coast of Australia, and the South Island of New Zealand. The segment ends with an invitation for the host to visit Scotland to explore its deep historical roots.