Patrick Christys fumed as he exclusively shared "shocking" unseen footage of human traffickers operating on social media on his show.
Over the course of Wednesday, more than 1,000 illegal migrants made the perilous journey across the Channel to reach British shores - with more expected to arrive over the coming days.
"Now, what you're looking at on your screens right now are pictures that they posted with guns and wads of cash," Patrick shared during his evening monologue.
"One of them posted this video yesterday, which appears to suggest that he was in the Afghan Special forces," the GB News said.
Patrick Christys fumed as he exclusively shared 'shocking' unseen footage of human traffickers
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Patrick identified that the uniform donned by the man in the video is the same uniform posted in news articles about UK Special Forces training Afghan Special Forces.
Incredulously, the presenter added: "So, can you imagine? Seriously, if it turns out that this guy is a UK trained member of the Afghan Special Forces who is now a human trafficker?"
More "worrying pictures" include the men wearing face masks "giving us a bit of a menacing stare", as described by Patrick.
The image depicts a man with one finger pointed to the sky, "which has all the similarities of the infamous Islamist one finger, which means apparently Tawhid, which is: 'There is no God but Allah'".
A separate video that Patrick shared demonstrated "illegals piling onto a boat and heading to Britain", just over a week ago.
"They are also brazenly posting pictures of what appear to be the Chinese-made mega-dinghies that have started crossing, carrying more than 100 people on board," Patrick reported.
"So that's all the information that we've got there.
"We've just had a major terrorist attack in Britain, but please let it never be said that GB News didn't try to warn you and everyone about the potentially UK-trained Afghan Special Forces operatives, gun-carrying gangsters, illegally smuggling people into Britain as we speak," he added.
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Patrick identified that the uniform donned by the man in the video is the same uniform posted in news articles about UK Special Forces training Afghan Special Forces
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Sitting down with his panel, both GB News and Patrick Christys were first showered with praise for "doing more to smash the gangs" than Labour, referring to when French police entered a migrant camp in Calais hours following the GB News star's investigation on the coast.
Discussing the new online footage, Mark Littlewood, the director of Popular Conservatives, admitted that "it's no surprise to me that the sort of people involved in these gangs are nasty chaps" and potentially an individual "who's gone rogue from some Special Forces thing".
He further pressed the Government to call a national emergency and "make it plain" that migrants from a safe haven, such as France, will be deported to either their place of origin or a third country.
"Now, this Government's now had more than a year, and it behaves as if it's just conducting some rain dance that if they actually repeat over and over again 'smash the gangs', the gangs will fall away.
"They do the same with economic growth. It's absolutely unbelievable," Mr Littlewood seethed.
Patrick warned that the activities shown in the footage was happening "right now in Britain" - a week on from the deadly Manchester attack.
Dipping into the debate, activist Adam Brooks mentioned attacker Jihad Al-Shamie, who pledged allegiance to Isis in a 999 call, saying: "He basically grew up here, a large chunk of his life, so he's sort of westernised. And that's scary that that man can then go on and do the atrocity that he did.
"We are now importing men from villages in Afghanistan, from so-called war zones that have seen butchery, that have seen people stabbed, murdered, their heads cut off, and now they are plonking them in hotels next to schools, like in Epping.
"A thousand people today, that's like another six Bell Hotels that have just arrived."
Earlier on Wednesday, Nana Akua slammed the latest small boat figures, exclusively revealed by GB News, showed that the crisis has hit another major milestone.
As of Wednesday, more than 35,000 migrants have now crossed the English Channel illegally this year alone.
Reacting to the news, which Mark White exclusively laid bare, the GB News presenter criticised the state of the crisis, adding: "It's just utterly ridiculous."
There remains to be several days left of good weather, maritime sources have said, before conditions begin to deteriorate again in the Channel.