On this week's episode of Get Off My Lawn, Gav talks to his good friend Tommy Robinson, who is on his way to prison. They talk about the injustice done to him, and how it relates to the other case against him, Roger Stone. Gav also talks about his wife being threatened with rape.
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00:09:33.000It's pretty involved, what they're doing to him.
00:09:38.000And we'll also talk to Roger Stone today, because he's sort of like the American Tommy Robinson, and the injustice is the same in both cases.
00:09:49.000That song, by the way, we don't usually have an intro like that for this particular show because it's the podcast, but I wanted to show people who don't have this what our cool intro is because I'm very happy with it.
00:10:00.000But we have to use copyright-free music because YouTube is dying to shut me down.
00:11:26.000Facebook just put out this info saying that they're against death threats and plausible calls to violence if the person is a good person that they like.
00:11:39.000If the person is a bad person and it's on their danger list, again, you're zooming in.
00:12:41.000I think Facebook, by the way, have since tried to hide that they did this because they got in trouble.
00:12:46.000New Facebook policy normalizes, approves death threats against banned dangerous conservatives.
00:12:53.000You can see you're not supposed to post that.
00:12:55.000Threats that could lead to death are banned unless, here's a caveat, unless the target is an organization or individual covered in the dangerous individuals or organizations policy.
00:13:49.000And then yesterday, Facebook posted this.
00:13:53.000Do not post threats that could lead to death and other forms of high severity violence of any targets where threat is defined as any of the following.
00:14:01.000Statements of intent to commit high severity violence or calls for high severity violence.
00:14:06.000Unless the target is an organization or individual covered in the dangerous individuals and organizations policy.
00:14:16.000So in other words, Facebook just informed its 2 billion users that it's acceptable to post statements of intent of high severity violence against me.
00:14:26.000This is literally illegal in the United Kingdom under the 1988 Malicious Communications Act, which states, any person who sends to another person a letter, electronic communication or article of any description which conveys a threat is guilty of an offence.
00:14:45.000Facebook's a private company, it can do what it likes.
00:14:50.000Can it openly incite violence against people?
00:14:53.000The largest social media company in the world with over 2 billion users says it's fine to incite violence against me despite this being totally illegal.
00:15:13.000When you do something reckless like that, like you dox a conservative and put their house out there, what you're really doing is saying, I'm just going to cast this net out.
00:15:22.000And if there's any psychopaths out there that are interested in murdering people or playing strange rape music in their house by hacking into their sonos, then maybe do that.
00:15:34.000It happens with famous people in a positive way with getting laid.
00:15:38.000Like Howard Stern is one of the ugliest people in the world.
00:15:41.000He looks like a vulture had sex with Joey Ramon.
00:15:44.000And he's so famous, it spreads it out there.
00:15:47.000And it basically says, if there's any hot chicks out there who are interested in having sex with vulture Ramon, Vulture Ramon, then put up your hand.
00:15:58.000And then there's like that, his pop new wife, Beth, goes, I'm actually into brooms with a wig on them.
00:16:05.000I'm into upside-down mops with a beak.
00:17:14.000They took out the media part and just made it that.
00:17:16.000I'll be repeating myself a little bit because we had to pre-tape the Tommy interview, so I can't remember what I've already said because by the time this goes out, he's obviously spending his last evening with his family.
00:18:32.000So we're drenched in irony here as the left calls for us to be killed and while simultaneously saying, no, you said that and throwing us in jail.
00:18:47.000Now with Roger, it's not the same story.
00:18:49.000They're not accusing him of inciting violence.
00:18:52.000What they're accusing him of is colluding with Russia.
00:19:11.000I just made that up, but it was something totally irrelevant like that that had nothing to do with Russia or WikiLeaks or anything like that.
00:19:31.000Anyway, I'll get into all that, but I don't like to get too heavy out of the gate, although I'm getting messages from my wife, and they're calling out fatwas on Laura Loomer and Paul Joseph Watson.
00:23:09.000And it's one of those series you can tell got tons of grants.
00:23:12.000You know, when you see Jason Statham racing through Utrecht and Berlin and Stuttgart, and then he's up in Amsterdam, and you go, I have a feeling you're taking advantage of a bunch of European grants where they'll put in whatever the studio puts in.
00:23:29.000And I think they do the same in Canada.
00:23:48.000Women are bitches, tough, badass bitches.
00:23:52.000And you go, well, now you're just making her seem like a real pain in the ass.
00:23:57.000I don't want to hang out with this person.
00:23:59.000And the protagonist in Bad Blood, well, the main detective, she's just a horrible, see you next Tuesday.
00:24:08.000And I think they're trying to empower black women by making them really tough, but they're just making them into horrible people that you wouldn't want to be around.
00:24:18.000So she's a detective watching the mob get organized, and then her new partner shows up.
00:24:24.000Now, I assume if you're in, she's in the RCMP because it's Canada, but you're in the FBI, you see a new partner, you go, hey man, how you doing?
00:24:31.000All right, so we're watching them, and we've been here for a few hours.
00:24:34.000We'll probably get a sandwich in a bit, but not much we can do here but sit.
00:27:22.000I wish women were so cool that when you got permission to do a wiretap, that's the word I should have used, and you managed to convince the chief of police to break the rules just for you, instead of high-fiving, you go, shut up.
00:29:57.000Because they're sexualizing these women in the way, like I'm sure a divorced 35-year-old Puerto Rican like Cardi B, she probably was like, yo, I like those abs.
00:31:34.000Now, if he was like some evil, you know, the movie Roadhouse, where there's that evil jerk who runs the town and bottles are being smashed and then Patrick Swayze has to come over and stand up to the jerk.
00:34:21.000Like I saw this one about a hurricane where they were, I know I'm repeating myself, where they rob the Federal Reserve in a hurricane, and then the girl who takes them down looks like someone's ex-girlfriend, like this little blonde chick that you could just pick up and throw 30 feet.
00:34:35.000She can't be thrown anywhere, not even by a hurricane.
00:34:57.000Now, her and the Asian chick just practiced doing martial arts.
00:35:00.000Misty Knight, by the way, recently lost her arm in a shootout, which she's fine with.
00:35:05.000And a lot of women you'll notice, especially diminutive sort of 5-5 women, will practice martial arts and boxing, and then they'll go to a bar and drink one, two, three, four, five, six whiskeys and five beers each.
00:35:21.000And you won't have to pour them into a taxi or anything or carry them home.
00:35:26.000In fact, they'll be so alert that they can beat the shit out of a room.
00:35:30.000And when I saw this, I just turned it off.
00:35:32.000Now, I realize the premise of this introduction is to say in the effort to empower black women and make them look awesome, they're turning them into bitches that are totally unlikable.
00:38:20.000Yeah, Conor McGregor's buddy, say his speed hitting coach, John Kavanaugh, would be next to him going, their hearts would be pounding through their chest.
00:38:30.000They would be trying to get in there, trying to get out as fast as possible, staring at the door.
00:38:58.000And when they see them, you and I see a chick walking down the street like, oh, Gavin threw his pen away.
00:39:06.000But when they see a woman, they see like, and when she looks over, she has laser eyes that just melt the whole fruit stand and cut it to shreds.
00:40:21.000That's why I'm wearing Fred Perry to honor the British working class folks.
00:40:27.000We're going to cut to the Tommy interview first, but there's a lot to say about it before we get there, and I want to give you the background.
00:40:34.000The biggest part of the background, of course, is that the West seems to love terrorists.
00:40:40.000There was, what was his name, Tony Robbins, the Prime Minister?
00:40:47.000Tony Robbins, his speechwriter, who is also a writer for Food and Wine magazine or something, gourmet wine, where he stands in his spirals wine cellar staircase and just enjoys the finest French champagnes.
00:41:09.000And they basically conceded that they don't like the working class, and they flooded Britain with migrants, disproportionately Muslim, just to mess with them because they see them as racist hooligans.
00:41:21.000And they thought, let's throw them in there.
00:41:23.000Just like when Australia brought the cane toads in to take care of some bug that cane toads liked, and then cane toads are everywhere.
00:41:31.000That's a good analogy to make, actually, because what Australia did after that was said, we got to get rid of the cane toads.
00:41:37.000You see it on the road, run them over.
00:41:40.000But what Britain is doing now is going, what cane toads?
00:42:13.000Not like Mark Zuckerberg, where he says it's okay to threaten to kill someone if they're Gavin.
00:42:20.000And then they throw him in jail where he's promptly killed by cane toads.
00:42:25.000So this was an interesting article again on Summit where this guy, Salah Abdes Salam, was just rewarded 500 euros because the police were too nosy during their investigation, and that violated his fucking privacy.
00:42:42.000This was the driver for the Paris massacre.
00:42:44.000130 people killed at that thing, including 90 at Bataclan, where men had their genitals cut off and were then stuffed in their mouth.
00:45:46.000Wear my tightest orange jeans and a tank.
00:45:52.000So yeah, taxpayers will pay for lawyers to represent Zahra Rahman during the inquiry into the deaths of her husband, Karam Butt, and his two accomplices.
00:46:23.000However, the families of the eight people murdered in the 2017 attack, same as Westside Highway, were denied legal aid with lawyers agreeing to work on their behalf on a pro bono basis.
00:46:34.000James Hodder, who was the partner of terror victim Kirsty Bowden, has launched an online petition calling on the government to also award funding to the victims, possibly.
00:46:44.000And by the way, when I was explaining this earlier, I said that the British upper class did this just to screw with the working class, which was Nigel Farage's quote.
00:47:48.000And there was the guy, he was known as the hero of London Bridge who caught the terrorists who killed those eight people I was just talking about and fought at them, even though they were stabbing him.
00:48:04.000And UK Forces hero who was stabbed by Terrorist London Bridge to undergo de-radicalization.
00:48:11.000A man famously lauded as a hero in 2017 for fighting off terrorists on the London Bridge has been forced by British authorities to attend de-radicalization classes.
00:48:22.000It's like it's all about this imminent potential threat when the real threat is right here.
00:48:29.000They don't care about the real threat.
00:48:30.000They'd rather just put out the fire like minority report and catch future criminals over fears he may become extremist after being stabbed eight times, British papers reported.
00:48:43.000So we punish our heroes now for reacting to terrorism.
00:48:51.000Next time there's a terrorist running around, I'll just say Allah Akbar and join him.
00:48:55.000Is that what they're really asking us to do?
00:48:58.000All right, so a little more background of the Tommy thing.
00:49:02.000Did you ever find the video of him outside the courts?
00:49:05.000I assume you've seen it by now, but he gets out there in front of the courts.
00:49:09.000I have to be careful when I pull up my phone so I don't show my front of my phone because it has pictures of my kids and I can't show pictures of my kids.
00:49:17.000That's the environment we're living in.
00:49:19.000But maybe I should become a Muslim terrorist.
00:49:21.000That'll be the only way my family's safe.
00:49:25.000So he's outside the court where these six guys were raping.
00:50:13.000A jailbag is a bag you bring to prison in case you go to minimum security and they let you wear your own clothes.
00:50:18.000And he's like, fuck you, fuck your mother, all this stuff.
00:50:22.000Being very stressful towards Tommy, but that's okay.
00:50:25.000And again, these guys are child rapists.
00:50:30.000So he's told that that is contempt of court, him filming them, and it jeopardizes the trial, even though a judge later rules that it hasn't jeopardized the trial.
00:50:40.000Then, ironically, Tommy doesn't get a trial.
00:50:42.000He just gets thrown in jail, right, for 10 weeks, where he's basically starved to death, almost starved to death.
00:54:49.000But you can go up to these alleged white nationalists, whatever you want to call them, xenophobic soccer hooligans, and you know deep down that they're honorable and they won't hurt you.
00:54:59.000So while you call a guy a villain, you make sure it's safe and he's not a real villain.
00:55:03.000That's why everyone focuses on the proud boys in the media and not say MS-13 or Le Trinitarios or the Latin Kings or DDP Dominicans don't play.
00:55:14.000They don't talk about actual gangs because actual gangs will fuck them up.
00:55:18.000So they just go, those guys are a gang.
01:03:05.000With what I say, they've absolutely, the Attorney General snipped one sentence that I made, and he said that I was calling on my followers to attack the groomers.
01:03:15.000When you watch the video in context, I'm talking to the media.
01:03:19.000I actually say, the mainstream media, you harass me, you harass us.
01:03:23.000Instead of harassing us, instead of photographing us, instead of coming to our works, to our houses, why don't you follow these?
01:03:29.000Why don't you go look where they work?
01:03:31.000These men have been on both for two years for raping children.
01:03:35.000And then I actually say, if you want to photograph and slander people, I'm not talking to my followers.
01:03:40.000It's evident to anyone who watches the video.
01:03:43.000Now, when the prosecution come up with that charge, there is no, and they said that because of that, it's caused anxiety to the Muslim trial rapists and made them anxious.
01:03:53.000And that's what I've been convicted of.
01:03:54.000Now, when you watch it, the video, it's just a lie.
01:03:58.000Now, I can understand the Attorney General's government trying to lie and get me in jail.
01:04:02.000But the number one Queen's Bench judge has also now pushed that lie and the media then push it.
01:04:08.000Tommy Robinson calls for vigilantes to attack defendants.
01:05:46.000Now, what I've done in court, Gav, I showed the Old Bailey judge, as I walked into the Old Bailey, I showed the BBC News coming up to me far more aggressive, asking me far more, assuming my guilt.
01:05:59.000I said, I'm not saying there's anything wrong with that.
01:06:01.000I'm saying that's robust British journalism.
01:06:12.000I also want to know the answer to your question.
01:06:15.000That's the crazy part is you asked, why don't the media, why do they hound you, why do they hound anyone suspected of any kind of nationalism, bigotry, whatever?
01:06:26.000They hound these people literally to death, but they treat all these Muslim terrorists with kid gloves.
01:06:31.000The driver for the Paris attacks, where 130 people were killed, was just rewarded 500 pounds because he was inconvenienced and they violated his privacy.
01:06:42.000Gab, you see, I don't know if you've seen the video.
01:06:45.000I caught a journalist the other day in a bush with a camera.
01:06:50.000And I chased him and I video it and he gets in his car and he's white and I've got the camera and I said, what are you doing?
01:10:07.000What more is it going to be the spark for the public?
01:10:10.000And I think, you see, if I'm put in prison, and I sit here quite comfortably saying it, if I'm put in prison and murdered in jail, that will be that spark.
01:10:18.000So all they're trying to do to silence me will have the complete adverse effect.
01:10:38.000We cannot sit by and watch journalists being imprisoned for simple journalism, for fair journalism.
01:10:43.000We can't watch a judiciary system so blatantly, so blatantly target someone with the government and lock them up for a crime they've not committed when all the public can watch the video and see that they're lying.
01:10:58.000Well, how many more of our freedoms, how many more of your freedoms do you want to lose?
01:11:01.000How many more do you want to sit there and watch as your children and think, what's it going to be like for them?
01:11:06.000And all of this, all of this aimed at me, all of this silencing treatment, all of this censorship, because they're underpriced.
01:11:14.000open border policy that they want that they created these globalists want that the the attack on our on our nation state all of these things they want and the utopia idea and this beautiful beautiful multicultural loveness vision that they want to create I highlight the realities of what problems there are in that little utopia vision they're trying to create.
01:11:34.000I tell you, actually, it's not all that great back here, yeah?
01:11:38.000You know what some of these men you're invited into our country are doing?
01:11:41.000Do you know what they're doing to our daughters?
01:11:43.000And they don't want anyone to be aware of that.
01:11:46.000This is where you can see it's so evident.
01:11:48.000In 2014, the Law Commission done a research paper for the British government on reporting restrictions and contempt of court.
01:11:55.000They advised them that all they have to do is create one website.
01:11:59.000And on this one website, it can list every court case because there's secret court cases going on every day in our country now.
01:12:06.000All it has to do, it can list them all, what the court cases are and what the reporting restrictions are.
01:12:12.000So members of the public, citizen journalists, and the media who want to report, they can look on this national website, whatever they want to call it, and they'll know what they're allowed to report and why they're not allowed to report.
01:12:22.000That was the sole recommendation from a six-month report.
01:12:27.000Because if they did do it, right now, there'd be one website you could look on and read probably 500 Muslim names that are in court with reporting restrictions for rape trials.
01:12:37.000It wouldn't do the job of hiding from everyone what's happening.
01:12:43.000They then, in court, and this has all come out and been proven.
01:12:47.000The judge put reporting restrictions on the trial, but they were never uploaded to the court-served system, which means following, if you go on the judiciary website, their guidelines say it has to be on the website, it has to be on the court list, it has to be on the courtroom door.
01:13:03.000They've accepted that none of those guidelines were followed.
01:13:06.000So when I turn up to court and ask what are the reporting restrictions, no one could tell me.
01:13:11.000I then go off the judiciary website, their website, where there is a foreword from the Lord Chief Justice who thanks certain chambers for making them legal, these guidelines.
01:13:22.000It says on there, a judge has no power under section 42 to put reporting restrictions on any information that's already in the public domain.
01:13:31.000I stuck to that so I didn't fall foul.
01:13:34.000Everything I said was in the public domain.
01:13:35.000Do you know what they said in court, Gavin?
01:15:19.000All of the people on our side, and this is where I'm watching it, I watch in America, the censorship.
01:15:24.000It started here, it's now moving and moving and moving.
01:15:27.000And it's going on everyone, and it's going to go on everyone.
01:15:29.000And trying to win an election under these terms will become increasingly difficult for anyone on our side or on the right side, on the side of freedom.
01:15:37.000And just now, I said this, Donald Trump, if Donald Trump was in Britain, he'd have already been arrested under some law.
01:15:43.000If he was not Donald Trump and he was just a resident and he was saying any of the things he said and making any of the comments he's made, Sadiq Khan, falling out of him, would have made sure he'd get caught.
01:15:52.000And exactly what's happening to me would be happening to him.
01:15:54.000And I say, if you love freedom and you stand up for freedom, and I love the United States, I have three beautiful children and a wife.
01:16:18.000I said, because, and I said, I tried to explain to him, I said, son, if you're in a fight and you're right and you're coming under attack for something and you've tried doing the right to protect someone and you're getting beaten up, do you stop fighting?
01:17:12.000And they're all sitting silent so coward and scared.
01:17:16.000Well, I just think the only thing I take the satisfaction from and the sort of anything, the only fight in the way I view it as a fight, is that it's going to come on top for them if this happens.
01:17:29.000And they're not going to be able to deal with the reaction of the British Republic.
01:18:32.000When I was in jail last time for this same offence, the police went to my wife and said, we have intelligence that you're going to come under attack of acid.
01:18:48.000I'd appeal for my family's safety from anyone who loves freedom.
01:18:53.000And I just think that it's just, I'm so shocked that this can happen for the crime that they're saying when there's a video of absolutely everything.
01:19:17.000I read a PPC News article and according to the judiciary website, on the media statutory guidelines for criminal courts, forward by the Lord Chief Justice, they have no power to prevent the publication of material already in the public domain.
01:20:40.000My lawyers have put in, and this happens in all cases, bro.
01:20:45.000A request for an adjournment for an in-depth mental health report to say that since coming out of prison, and this is all evidential and factual, and they have medical records to it, that the nearly three months of solitary confinement had an adverse effect causing me problems.
01:20:58.000Now, they should adjourn and they should get an in-depth report.
01:21:44.000He was talking really fast there, and I want to make clear.
01:21:48.000He's been to prison before for equally ridiculous crimes, by the way.
01:21:52.000One was some convoluted mess about harboring a fugitive because his brother-in-law was staying at his house and his brother-in-law was laid on his mortgage.
01:22:00.000Like, that's the kind of charges he has.
01:22:04.000And they've tried to kill him many times in prison.
01:22:07.000Previously, police have, the corrections officers have sent him into a cell with Muslims where they were waiting with boiling water to kill him.
01:22:14.000He managed to deke out the throw and beat them up.
01:22:20.000But this last time, he was in something like a 10 by 10 cell, and the Muslim cooks would say, you're right, Tommy, do you enjoy your dinner?
01:22:30.000So he couldn't eat their food because they were poisoning it.
01:22:33.000So all he had was a piece of fruit and a little tin of tuna every day.
01:22:40.000So he lost, I think, 40 pounds in 10 weeks, almost died.
01:22:44.000This time, in 18 months, he will definitely die.
01:22:49.000Now, one detail that he was saying, and he gets a little bit in the weeds as any man does when he's being murdered for minutia.
01:26:00.000So she's doing a talk in front of 400 high school students in Minneapolis, and she tells them a story that happened in a Minneapolis courtroom.
01:26:09.000This is what I was talking about on yesterday's show, which you only get if you subscribe.
01:26:12.000But there's a lot of people who look black, and they take the black American experience and make it theirs.
01:26:44.000And then you have others who are these black icons who were raised by, who were found and picked up and adopted by white couples like Steve Harvey or Colin Kaepernick.
01:26:59.000And I feel like Ilhan Omar, yeah, you're black, yeah, but you're Somalian.
01:27:03.000That's a totally different history, replete with war, you know, Black Hawk Down, the war in Somalia.
01:27:12.000It's fascinating, but it's got nothing to do with the black American experience at all.
01:27:20.000So she comes in and starts talking to this high school, and she says she went to a courtroom where she witnessed a sweet old African-American lady who spent the weekend in jail for stealing a $2 loaf of bread to feed her starving five-year-old granddaughter.
01:27:39.000She screamed, bullshit, in the courtroom after the woman was fined $80 for the crime.
01:27:48.000I wonder if she got condemned to court for as long as Tommy did for yelling that, I couldn't control my emotions, Omar told the crowd, because I couldn't understand how a room full of educated adults could do something so unjust.
01:28:03.000Did you pull up the article that entire time?
01:28:19.000That exact story is from Les Miserab, where a woman is fined for stealing a loaf of bread, because a $2 loaf of bread to feed her starving five-year-old granddaughter.
01:28:48.000And then here's how she was discovered.
01:28:50.000Because city officials said the police aren't allowed to arrest people for shoplifting unless there's a likelihood of violence or further crime.
01:28:56.000And typically, shoplifters are sentenced to attend a three-hour class.
01:29:04.000They don't arrest shoplifters and they don't fine them.
01:29:07.000But this woman, she had like a little burly cane that looked like it was made of driftwood and a thing, a haggard old hood, or there was a little mouse that crawled out of her purse.
01:29:16.000And she said, I was just trying to steal from my five-year-old grandma.
01:29:21.000If you're going to come up with a lie like that, it can't be from a fancy opera you saw in $300 seats.
01:29:28.000This is like when Homer recognized Henry Winkler and he said, hey, I used to hang out at Al's Diner with you because he thought happy days happened to him.
01:30:47.000Or, like Eugene Carroll, I don't go on the front of a magazine and CNN and do a whole press tour based on an episode of Law and Order SVU.
01:30:57.000We did a whole thing on E. Gene Carroll and we left this out.
01:31:00.000This is yet another insane thing about her.
01:31:02.000So, just to give the preamble here, at Bergdorf Goodman in Manhattan, she was pushed up against one of the dressing rooms, one of the change rooms, by Trump and forcibly, I don't know what she calls it.
01:31:18.000She said she wouldn't use the word rape because rape is too sexy.
01:33:08.000So that thing I was talking earlier about how it's empowering to show black women be just a nightmare to be around because that's considered tough and empowering.
01:33:16.000I think they think they're doing like Clint Eastwood.
01:33:39.000Yeah, it's like, Tommy Lee Jones in Men of Black, kind of.
01:33:43.000But that trope is reserved for males because it's a male thing.
01:33:49.000Well, now we're getting even deeper into the weeds.
01:33:52.000Now we're saying that that character, he may exist occasionally in the male world, but it just seems okay in the male world because it reminds you of your dad or something.
01:34:00.000Like I was joking around with kids at my son's baseball game yesterday, and his wife went to get pizza, and the kid goes, is she ever coming back?
01:34:11.000You remember how my biological dad didn't come back?
01:34:13.000And then the dad hits him on the head and he goes, I wish I wasn't your biological dad.
01:34:53.000Like that's way beyond someone who's just kind of rude.
01:34:58.000But maybe it's having this effect where women are going, oh yeah, yeah, I am kind of a bitch.
01:35:04.000Like that whole don't call me bossy or nasty woman thing.
01:35:08.000Yeah, so maybe we're creating this culture, or feminists are creating this culture, where women think it's cool just to be a horrible see you next Tuesday.
01:35:15.000And here's some examples of when I just dipped my toe back in Twitter recently and was shocked to just see the vitriol coming from these women.
01:37:14.000And I just think to hear people partying and to want to go punch them all in the face and not recognize that America is celebrating its birthday is just so bitchy.
01:37:25.000Couldn't it, like a normal non-bitchy thing to say, if you're a woman, is, look, I know it's July 4th and I'm being a stick in the mud, but I just, I'm sorry, but to me, it's just my dog freaking out.
01:37:37.000And I'm stressed out now because my dog is stressed out.
01:37:39.000And maybe other people go, I know, me too.
01:37:42.000It feels silly to be mad at a party, but there we are.
01:37:45.000But no, it's, I want to go punch them in the face because I'm a badass.
01:37:49.000And even with one arm, me and my Asian friend at the bar could kick all their asses.
01:37:56.000Sarah, the first person you go to punch in the face is going to go, they're not going to go, ooh, I want to throw them onto the lava where they die.
01:38:07.000Now, here's my final example of this innate bitchiness that I think modern feminism seems to be fostering.
01:38:15.000The monitor is right behind my camera today, so I have to do this little dance every time.
01:38:18.000Dear real Donald Trump, the 4th of July fireworks I paid for.
01:43:06.000But yeah, just going through this report quickly, the report uses qualified and vague language to describe key events, indicating that Mueller and his investigators do not actually know for certain whether Russian intelligence officers stole Democratic Party emails or how those emails were transferred to Wikileaks.
01:43:26.000The report's timeline of events appear to defy logic.
01:43:30.000According to its narrative, Wikileaks founder Julian Assange announced the publication of Democratic Party emails not only before he received the documents, but before he even communicated with the source that provided them.
01:43:45.000Oh, and then one of the craziest ones, this is the next article.
01:43:50.000Go to the next one, the American Greatness one.
01:43:54.000That the FBI didn't even, so they had, FBI didn't investigate the DNC and their emails.
01:44:03.000The lies Mueller claimed Stone told were about completely ancillary matters that, even if he's guilty as charged, have no bearing on whether the Russians and WikiLeaks engage in espionage on Trump's behalf.
01:44:13.000And if they did, whether anyone in the Trump campaign helped or had foreknowledge.
01:44:19.000So that's the thing that I was talking about earlier, where he's in trouble for lying to Congress.
01:44:24.000And the lie was, did you get an email from Julian Assange?
01:45:11.000Michael Cohen got in trouble, of course, because he's a Trump guy.
01:45:14.000And what they're doing, what they did to Cohen is what they're doing to Stone, where they're putting pressure on him so he will flip on Trump.
01:45:24.000And then the other thing I was, there's the crazy one.
01:45:49.000See, just having heat on them is good enough, I think, for the prosecutors.
01:45:54.000Which is why they had more artillery, more people to pick him up, more law enforcement than they did with Osama bin Laden.
01:46:06.000Some of this I've mentioned on previous episodes, but this is a freebie.
01:46:08.000There were 29 FBI agents in 17 vehicles, two of which were armored.
01:46:14.000They not only had sidearms, they had what we call assault rifles, heavy-duty military-grade machine guns, and there were two boats behind Stone's house, just in case he kills all 29 FBI agents and then push James Bonds into the water, which abuts on a canal in Fort Lauderdale.
01:46:31.000And there was a helicopter hovering overhead, as opposed to the 12 SEALs who went after Osama bin Laden.
01:46:37.000And then my favorite detail about the whole thing is this CNN reporter, this tenacious reporter who was there doing a stakeout.
01:46:48.000For how many weeks was he there, you might want to ask?
01:46:50.000He had a hunch that they were going to bust stone soon.
01:47:08.000This kid, who's about 23, shows up with his buddy one hour before the bus, and there he is filming the whole bus, got the whole thing on tape.
01:47:16.000And I remember watching CNN that day, and they kept cutting back to their incredible reporting and their great gut instincts to go down there.
01:48:17.000You know, we were just talking to Tommy Robinson over in the UK.
01:48:20.000He's getting sentenced tomorrow, looking like 18 months, for the opposite of the truth.
01:48:25.000I mean, they're claiming that he encouraged his followers to attack these Muslim pedophiles, but he encouraged the media to report on these Muslim pedophiles.
01:48:36.000So the charges he got aren't even true.
01:48:38.000And it reminds me so much of your case, where the allegations have nothing to do with the truth.
01:48:46.000They're saying that you were involved in Russian collusion, where even if they're correct about all the details, that still doesn't prove Russian collusion.
01:49:01.000Well, as you know, I'm not able because of a prohibition by the court to discuss any of the specifics of my case.
01:49:10.000But what's particularly disturbing to me is that our American system of jurisprudence is based, of course, on the British system.
01:49:18.000And therefore, the kind of across-the-board censorship you see in the UK today and the persecution of Tommy Robinson is clearly a wave that is headed this way.
01:49:30.000You see this right now in the Epstein scandal, where this incredible scandal has hit the fan.
01:49:39.000This is a subject that I researched very extensively for my book, The Clintons' War on Women, which is, by the way, the definitive oppo-dump on Bill and Hillary.
01:49:52.000I have a very, very long chapter, in fact, the longest chapter in the book on Jeffrey Epstein.
01:49:58.000But suddenly, because Epstein is inexorably linked to Bill Clinton, photos of Epstein and Clinton on Google and references to them on Wikipedia have suddenly overnight disappeared.
01:50:32.000I mean, the whole Epstein story is a very interesting saga.
01:50:38.000It's extraordinary to me that, first of all, he's investigated by the Palm Beach police in an undercover investigation.
01:50:47.000They come up with overwhelming evidence of child sex trafficking, epic serial abuse of underage children.
01:50:57.000But the state prosecutor, for whatever reason, agrees to prosecute him on one count of solicitation, for which he spends 15 months of an 18-month sentence, not in the state prison where every other sex criminal goes, but in the air-conditioned Palm Beach County jail, where he only has to be incarcerated from 10 o'clock at night till 6 o'clock in the morning.
01:51:24.000During the day, he's free to go about his business.
01:51:28.000And when the police chief in Palm Beach is deeply disturbed by this action by the state prosecutors, he goes to the feds and he says something's wrong here.
01:51:38.000Either the prosecutor has been threatened or he's been paid off, but this guy's crimes are much broader and much deeper, and we proved it in an investigation.
01:51:46.000So the U.S. attorney, whose name is Acosta, conducts his own investigation.
01:51:53.000Then he rubber stamps the state charges, but more importantly, he seals the whole thing so nobody can find out what happened.
01:52:01.000Thanks only to the Palm Beach Post in an epic lawsuit to get those files unsealed, do we know the backstory here?
01:52:10.000And then the whole thing remains dormant for several years until a crusading reporter named Julie Brown with the Miami Herald writes a penetrating series busting the case wide open, which led to these charges filed this past weekend.
01:52:31.000Bill Clinton was on this plane, the Epstein plane, the so-called Lolita Express, outfitted with a round bed, just right for orgies with underage children, evidently, no less than 26 times.
01:52:47.000I got the FAA records through a freedom of information request.
01:52:52.000I proved this in my book, The Clinton's War on Women.
01:52:55.000On 17 of those occasions, he went to the pedophile Epstein's island.
01:53:01.000This is indisputable, yet Bill Clinton puts out a statement two days ago saying he was only on his plane once and he never visited the island.
01:53:14.000Now the media is trying to connect Epstein to Donald Trump.
01:53:18.000I investigated that too, and it comes up to be very peripheral.
01:53:23.000Epstein is a member of Trump's $300,000 a year private membership club in Palm Beach.
01:53:32.000They never socialize privately together.
01:53:34.000In fact, Trump driving by Epstein's home in Palm Beach sees all these girls in the pool and says to his driver, isn't that Epstein such a great guy?
01:53:44.000He lets the neighborhood children use his pool.
01:53:50.000It is a smear, but the mainstream media is now in overdrive trying to connect this guy to Trump when the real connection is to Bill and Hillary Clinton.
01:54:00.000Well, the two things I've seen involving Trump and Epstein was the prosecutor saying that Trump was the only high-powered person that was helping him with the investigation.
01:54:11.000And two, back in 2016, Trump saying, yeah, Clinton seems like Bill Clinton seems like an okay guy, but he's definitely going to be in a lot of trouble soon with this Epstein guy and these flights on the plane.
01:54:24.000Well, we also know that Trump barred Epstein from the Mar-a-Lago Club after he made an indecent proposal to a woman named Virginia Roberts, who worked in the spa at Trump's club.
01:54:36.000He was banned from the club after that.
01:54:39.000So what's really extraordinary here is the way the media has gone into overdrive to make this a Trump scandal.
01:54:46.000Now, I personally believe that the Bush Justice Department, Alberto Gonzalez and Mr. Acosta, have some very definite explaining to do as to why they tried to shove this under the rug, why they sealed the case, why they rubber stamped the slap on the wrist that state prosecutors had given Epstein.
01:56:00.000But there's no evidence of Epstein ever supporting Donald Trump politically or financially, other than his membership in the club, which is open to anyone who has 300 grand.
01:56:12.000It's interesting to me, Gavin, though, that this whole investigation is being conducted not by the child sex trafficking unit, but by the public corruption unit, which is why I think there are going to be additional charges and many other shoes to drop.
01:56:30.000He sounds like a real candidate for a strange, inexplicable suicide.
01:56:36.000Well, it's also, as you may have seen, the woman who was essentially his chief procurer, his pimp, Grizelne Maxwell, who was the daughter of Robert Maxwell, the British press baron who allegedly committed suicide, was invited an honored guest at Chelsea Clinton's wedding.
01:56:58.000This was after Epstein had already pled guilty and was, you know, in jail, allegedly.
01:57:05.000So the Clintons trying to distance themselves from Epstein is almost laughable.
01:57:11.000Unfortunately, only conservative media is the only place where you can get the story.
01:57:18.000You know, sorry about you sound like someone who is very interested in justice and truth, and you sound like someone who constantly exposes the top brass and the establishment.
01:57:31.000You sound like someone that someone, if very powerful, would want to silence.
01:57:37.000Well, look, I'm not going to go down that road other than to say that, look, I have written a book on the Kennedy assassination and the government's role in that and what I believe was a deep state conspiracy that involved not only Lyndon Johnson, but the Central Intelligence Agency, organized crime, Big Texas Oil.
01:57:58.000I make a very compelling case in my book, The Man Who Killed Kennedy, the Case Against LBJ.
01:58:04.000I have written a book on the Bush crime family.
01:58:07.000It's ironic that Ross Perot passed away yesterday, great American patriot.
01:58:13.000He is the man who exposed the fact that the Central Intelligence Agency, under the direction of George Bush, was trafficking cocaine into MENA, Arkansas to be sold to illegally raise cash for the Nicaraguan Contras after the U.S. Congress barred the use of taxpayer funds for that purpose.
01:58:34.000Perot bumped into this fact when he couldn't get satisfaction from the administration in Washington in his search for prisoners of war that he believed were still trapped in North Vietnam.
01:58:48.000So he hired soldiers of fortune, essentially a private army, to see if there were indeed POWs still being held or the remains of POWs.
01:58:59.000And while they didn't find that, what they did find was widespread drug trafficking by the Central Intelligence Agency.
01:59:06.000Perot was shocked when he learned this.
01:59:24.000He really was, in many ways, the forerunner to Donald Trump, in many ways, an independent billionaire, a guy who spoke his mind, somebody untied to the mistakes of the past.
01:59:36.000His style, as you know, was more professorial, where Trump is more of an evangelist.
01:59:43.000But in many ways, the Perot wave gave way to the Trump reforms.
01:59:49.000It's the same populist right sentiment in American politics.
01:59:54.000So when it comes to your case, things we can't discuss include the fact that a CNN crew were there barely an hour before the bust.
02:00:24.000Look, I have a gag order imposed by the court in which I cannot discuss any aspect of the case, the prosecution, the court, the charges, and so on.
02:00:35.000In all honesty, the time for talking will be in court, and I'm anxious to get this behind me.
02:01:40.000I really lost my ability to make a living because people pay me to speak and write.
02:01:46.000I can't speak and write on the topics that people are most curious about.
02:01:50.000So they have crushed me and my family financially.
02:01:54.000I don't like having to go out and ask supporters of the president and conservatives and libertarians and people who care about freedom to finance my legal defense.
02:02:05.000I wish I could do it myself, but I cannot.
02:02:08.000And therefore, I can only survive with the help of the American people.
02:02:13.000And I'm happy to say almost 40,000 Americans have stepped forward and contributed to my legal defense fund, which, if I didn't mention it, is at stone defensefund.com.
02:02:25.000Yeah, we'll plug it harder on the show throughout the show.
02:02:29.000I'm just amazed when I talk to you and when I talk to Tommy Robinson, when I find out the details of the charge, it seems like we're under this persecution for essentially typos.
02:02:40.000They comb with a fine-tooth comb, they go through our lives trying to find a typo, and then the punishment for that is prison time and in Tommy's case, death.
02:02:50.000Yet, when they're not talking about people who want to take them down, you know, someone as innocent as an Islamic terrorist, they do the opposite, where they'll figure out a way to reward them, a way to give Omar Kader $10 million, or a way to reward the driver for the Paris attacks, 500 euros.
02:03:09.000They always seem to be trying to find a way to help the terrorists.
02:03:14.000Whereas when someone fights the establishment, they say, wait a minute, Roger didn't remember an email he got.
02:03:22.000I could technically say that's lying when he said he didn't get the email because I found the email.
02:03:31.000Now I can just not get into the email part, and I'll just say he lied to Congress, and that sounds a lot headier.
02:03:38.000And then they throw you in jail and throw away the key.
02:03:42.000You know, yesterday I went to change.org and I signed a petition to grant asylum to Tommy Robinson.
02:03:49.000I think he should come to the United States, although our freedoms are dwindling here as well.
02:03:55.000His case is really deeply disturbing to me, and it should be to every American, because theoretically, as I said earlier, our system of justice is based on the British system of justice.
02:04:07.000Europe, I think, is falling to the Islamo-fascists, and this is the last bastion of hope in this country.
02:04:16.000Thank God for Donald Trump, who has improbably stepped into the void to fight this entire trend towards globalism and to blurring, destroying our heritage and blurring our history and taking away our constitutional freedoms.
02:04:36.000Donald Trump, I really think, is going to save this country.
02:04:40.000I think he's in the process of saving it.
02:04:42.000Remember when they told us, oh, if you elect Trump, the stock market will crash?
02:06:33.000I was never a particularly religious person.
02:06:36.000But at this point, I put myself in God's hands.
02:06:40.000This is an extraordinary ordeal that my wife and I are going through, that my family and I are going through.
02:06:46.000This is designed, you know, this has the potential to crush us as a family and as people.
02:06:52.000And therefore, not only do I have to spend all my time in trial preparation, reading a massive amount of documents that were turned over to us in discovery by the government and preparing my trial strategy, but the rest of my time is spent raising the enormous amount of money it takes to mount a legal defense.
02:09:22.000When we were at that free speech rally, we're stuck in this hotel, and inevitably, you know, you're there with the people that are doing the talk, Milo, Laura Loomer, but then there's like security and everyone who's organizing it.
02:09:32.000And then there's always a couple stragglers that you don't know when you just assume, I guess you're that person's friend.
02:09:37.000Ann Coulter's niece was there, but Anne Coulter's niece's boyfriend was also sitting next to me.
02:11:01.000I remember back in the day, all the liberals were mad at him because they go, you used to be liberal and now you just flipped because you're trying to make money.
02:11:09.000It's not conceivable to them that someone would go, maybe the left is getting too nutty and I'm more right than I thought.
02:11:16.000Like when you see someone drifting away from you, sometimes you're the one that's drifting.
02:11:24.000But yeah, I'll have Michael Savage on the show.
02:13:21.000So that's when I started saying, no, no, no, no, no.
02:13:23.000So my views haven't changed, but it's almost like if gays said they're really good at reproducing and they wouldn't stop talking about how easy it is to make babies with two men, I would say, excuse me, that's bullshit.
02:13:35.000Like the trans thing, when they said, I'm a woman now, I went, no, no, you're not.
02:13:39.000So you might say, oh, you suddenly care about trans a lot?
02:13:57.000I'm so wary of people that I'm always suspicious something is a prank or they're going to blurt out something terrible.
02:14:03.000By the way, that scare I had at the beginning was one of my kids, I don't know, was stumbling through Spotify and ended up on some noise artist named, what's his name?
02:14:18.000So my wife just looks at the stereo system, starts hearing weird sounds, picks up her phone and it says ear rape and has a dead baby's head.
02:20:46.000And the other disturbing thing about it is, even if we do make our own platforms, and I get out to hundreds of thousands of people with this Roger Stone truth and this Tommy Robinson truth, but they're still going to jail.
02:21:00.000So we have these little small battles, and we're able to put out tiny fires, but there's still this giant inferno behind us, just this massive forest fire taking over the whole country.
02:21:13.000And though this seems like a pretty good solution right now, we need to think bigger.
02:21:17.000We need to change the culture of America, the culture of the West, and remind them how important free speech is.
02:21:25.000Remind them that that's how we got here.
02:21:27.000I mean, at least with the Second Amendment, there's a lot of sane people ready to talk about guns.
02:21:32.000I'm not seeing that so much with the First Amendment.
02:21:35.000Free speech has become esoteric, and that's deeply disturbing.
02:23:53.000I mean, our guy is the king and he's in the castle, but everyone in the castle is trying to sabotage him and everyone in the kingdom is trying to sabotage him.
02:24:03.000So it's so bizarre to me that we have the top guy, but it still feels like Robin Hood.
02:24:45.000So I actually had a school as I was working, I remember I worked in advertising online, and I got a call from other ad providers that MSN is not allowing anyone to advertise if there's anything related to Islam, burqa, stuff like that.
02:25:06.000So if you advertise anything related to that, you're blacklisted on MSN.
02:25:38.000So he's saying, I couldn't hear him very well, and maybe you couldn't either, but he's saying that anything relating to Islam makes you banned from MSN as far as advertising goes.
02:25:46.000And I wouldn't be surprised if that's Pamela Geller types or Pamela Geller starting this.
02:25:51.000She had all these media campaigns about the dangers of radical Islam.
02:25:55.000And they started, I mean, all kinds of massive controversies on the MTA.
02:26:00.000And maybe they're saying they're trying to avoid that.
02:27:01.000And yeah, she redoes Batman's suit and adds tits to it.
02:27:07.000Oh, yeah, the premise is that her girlfriend was an MYPD cop, a black woman, of course, and she's all about revenge now, beating up the guys that killed her cop lover.
02:28:15.000How many times you've been with a girl on a date or something or Netflix and chilling, and you go, oh, can we watch this new movie with Jason Statham and The Rock shooting at each other and moving Jeeps at 200 miles an hour?
02:29:08.000We are lucky we don't currently have debts, but just curious about your thoughts on student debt forgiveness and if it's worth, you know, keeping the empire intact if it's built on the facts of indentured servitude of students.
02:29:26.000Yeah, I mean, on the one hand, I think it's too harsh of a punishment, and I hate that they're going to be debt slaves for the rest of their lives.
02:30:43.000Maybe a great solution is just no one, the government stops covering those debts.
02:30:49.000By the way, my previous boss at CR-TV and Blaze, that's how he made his money because he would do student loans and the government would guarantee them.
02:30:56.000But the government should just stop guaranteeing them and let's watch some of these institutions go bankrupt because they're clearly overcharging.
02:31:04.000So yeah, I just thought of the answer as I was saying it.
02:31:09.000John's calling about Gavin's opinion on Tevo first album.
02:34:23.000What do you think of like an orange tie?
02:34:25.000What kind of pocket square would you do?
02:34:27.000I don't think he'd liked me very much.
02:34:28.000But Ed Henry got in some trouble where he got caught having an affair with a Vegas, I don't know, cocktail waitress, and she was a smoke show.
02:37:42.000Obviously, his sister dying is a horrific thing.
02:37:44.000The reason I bring this up, though, is I don't think men should cry on TV.
02:37:48.000Like, Dan Rather was on David Letterman after 9-11, and he was sobbing his eyes out, and it pissed me off because I don't want the terrorists to see us whimpering like that.
02:38:00.000If you're going to suffer, suffer in silence, especially men.
02:39:25.000I hope it helps people because there's a lot of people who need organ donations.
02:39:28.000A lot of people are probably going through exactly what you're going through right now and you sharing the story is going to make a huge difference.
02:39:54.000I want to say a couple of weeks ago we found out about this.
02:39:56.000And watching your heart in this process, the emotional connection you have to your sister, listen, you're getting emotional now for reasons.
02:40:17.000So he's going to have an operation soon, that he'll be fine, and his sister will likely be fine.
02:40:23.000And we have this waves of food poisoning level blubbering.
02:40:26.000We just talked to Tommy Robinson, who's likely seeing his son tonight for the last time ever, his unbelievably brave kid, his other two angels, his beautiful wife.
02:40:37.000His wife's shockingly attractive, but also a wonderful person.
02:40:40.000And you see him, he just teared up a little and said, oh, I'm going to well up a bit, and then moved on.
02:40:47.000This is seeming a little exuberant to me, is it not?
02:40:52.000You know, it's funny, you feel a burden and then you feel like it's lifted when people around you help you.
02:40:57.000Jay Wallace, our president, Lauren Pederson as well, one of our great executives.
02:41:01.000They were asking me to do all kinds of things, like go to the debates in Miami and do these things and you want to do your job, but you're running out to the hospital to take another blood test.
02:41:09.000And I finally just said, Suzanne, I can't do this.
02:41:13.000And she was like, go, publish the star.
02:41:18.000He's talking about Suzanne Scott, who, since Ailes died and Bill Shine left, she's the head of Fox News.
02:41:26.000She's the Burns, the Mr. Burns of Fox News.
02:41:30.000You just pulled your boss into this sobbing thing.