Rebel News Podcast - What's next for Tommy Robinson

00:00:00.000 Hey everybody, welcome back to The Rebel.

00:00:03.680 I'm The Rebel Commander, just back from the UK,

00:00:06.220 where I have been for the better part of a week.

00:00:09.820 I have been attending a court with Tommy Robinson

00:00:14.080 as the Court of Appeal issued their scorching repudiation

00:00:19.660 of the court in Leeds that had inappropriately and illegally

00:00:25.520 tried, sentenced, and convicted, and sent him off to prison

00:00:30.920 in a matter of hours.

00:00:32.840 I don't know if you've watched any of my stories from the ground in London.

00:00:37.020 You can find them all at TommyTrial.com.

00:00:39.680 But, I mean, I've been reading legal cases for more than 20 years.

00:00:44.060 I guess it's been 22 years since I graduated from law school.

00:00:50.280 I don't know, have I read 1,000 cases?

00:00:52.620 I can't recall a Court of Appeal being more scorching

00:00:57.260 in their overturning of a lower court case.

00:01:01.740 In fact, I can't think of anything that the judge in Leeds did that was right.

00:01:10.700 The charges against Tommy were inappropriately put.

00:01:13.640 They were not put in writing, as is required by the criminal procedure rules in the UK.

00:01:18.480 The immediate hearing, rather than letting things cool off,

00:01:21.520 was specifically mentioned by the Court of Appeal as inappropriate.

00:01:25.160 The fact that Tommy was sentenced as a criminal,

00:01:29.780 rather than as civil contempt, was pointed out by the judge.

00:01:34.640 The obviously disproportionate sentence.

00:01:37.160 I cannot think of a single way in which what was done to Tommy was appropriate.

00:01:43.500 Again, Tommy would use the language, stitch up.

00:01:46.140 The Court of Appeal uses fancier phrasing, but it's the same thing.

00:01:50.580 Before we jump in, we've got a lot of stuff to talk about, Tommy, today.

00:01:54.320 I just want to give you a reminder of what we do on these Super Chats, what they are.

00:01:59.980 This is live. I'm coming to you live.

00:02:01.680 It's 12 noon in Toronto, 5 p.m. in the UK.

00:02:05.240 And as you can see, to the right of the screen, comments are ticking by all the time.

00:02:11.220 We've got about 500 people watching now.

00:02:14.760 Out of the corner of my eye, I notice if a comment is put in bright highlighting.

00:02:19.600 That's called a Super Chat.

00:02:20.960 That's something that Google YouTube invented.

00:02:22.540 It highlights it.

00:02:24.940 In fact, I saw one go by already.

00:02:29.360 Ezra's first irregulars.

00:02:31.120 Thank you, Ezra, for supporting Tommy from the start.

00:02:33.480 Well, you're welcome, and Tommy's obviously most welcome in this beautiful family.

00:02:39.040 So what a Super Chat does is, just like that one, it puts it in a bright color so I can spot it out of the corner of my eye.

00:02:44.740 It costs a few bucks or a few pounds, but the good news is Google actually shares that money with us.

00:02:51.100 Most of our videos are demonetized by Google, so this is a small way to supplement our revenues.

00:02:58.100 So I'm going to give you a report, some thoughts upon my return to Canada after half a week in the UK.

00:03:05.840 But first, let me show you a moment.

00:03:08.940 I was sort of, I don't know, I'll let it speak for itself.

00:03:13.520 Here's the moment where I saw Tommy.

00:03:15.900 He had just got out of prison.

00:03:17.220 And by the way, before we show this clip, the results for Tommy was announced at about 11 a.m.

00:03:25.420 Tommy was not advised of this right away.

00:03:27.900 He was not, he did not join the court by video connection.

00:03:32.980 I don't know why that is.

00:03:33.860 And he was not advised that he won until some prisoner ran by his cell saying, you're going home, bruv.

00:03:43.480 Can you imagine that?

00:03:45.000 So was that gossip?

00:03:46.180 Was that just someone taunting him or teasing him?

00:03:48.780 Well, indeed, he was let out that day, bruv.

00:03:51.180 But it took him hours to be let out of prison.

00:03:55.620 And why?

00:03:56.740 Just grab his bag.

00:03:58.720 He doesn't have a lot of stuff.

00:04:01.300 Open the cell.

00:04:02.660 Have him sign up a few papers.

00:04:04.020 Be on his way.

00:04:04.640 What, half an hour max?

00:04:05.820 Why did it take hours?

00:04:07.240 Do you know why it took hours?

00:04:08.240 I'll tell you why it took hours.

00:04:10.500 Because Tommy is in one of the most densely Muslim prisons in the United Kingdom.

00:04:14.840 Dominated by Muslim gangs.

00:04:17.040 His cell was actually, just outside the cell was the mosque, the prison mosque.

00:04:23.040 Five halal meals a day.

00:04:24.060 The prison is a halal prison.

00:04:25.940 It's run by the tenets of Islam.

00:04:28.700 People who go in the prison, to be protected from gangs, they join the Muslim gang.

00:04:33.000 But it's not just, yeah, I'm a crip, now I'm a blood.

00:04:35.240 You have to convert to Islam.

00:04:37.640 So a lot of people convert to Islam in prison, not just for the ideology or for the philosophy,

00:04:42.580 but to stay alive.

00:04:44.480 And of course, they knew that Tommy was in the prison.

00:04:46.460 Everyone knew it.

00:04:47.420 And he was subject to constant threats.

00:04:48.980 So to extricate him from his cell, where he had been caged like an animal for two months,

00:04:56.300 and just to walk him out the first time he was allowed out in such a manner,

00:05:01.860 they had to lock down the entire prison.

00:05:05.340 Do you understand what I'm saying?

00:05:06.220 Every single prisoner in HMP only had to be sent back to their cells, locked, and accounted for

00:05:15.720 before Tommy could go home to his family.

00:05:19.140 Think about that.

00:05:20.200 The entire prison is basically a Muslim prison.

00:05:25.360 The mosque is the center of the prison, politically, philosophically, criminally, whatever.

00:05:33.900 And so to get Tommy out, they had to lock the whole place down as if it was on riot.

00:05:38.000 Because, of course, he would have been murdered.

00:05:39.740 And he was repeatedly told in prison he would be murdered.

00:05:43.040 He was actually told that his wife would be the subject of an acid attack.

00:05:46.480 And they spoke her full first and last name to him, just to make it seem more menacing and more planned.

00:05:54.360 That's why it took hours to get Tommy out.

00:05:59.460 I see some super chats are coming by.

00:06:01.440 Let me quickly read them.

00:06:03.380 And then I'm going to show you the clip of when I saw Tommy about two hours after he got home.

00:06:10.520 The first super chat, Joe Wilfing, $10.

00:06:13.640 Thanks very much, Joe.

00:06:14.260 If you have a comment or a question, feel free to make it.

00:06:17.260 Super chat isn't just about the dough, but thanks for that.

00:06:19.400 You can append a comment or a question to it, and I'll read that.

00:06:24.320 Jonathan Bryant says, glad to have Tommy free from prison.

00:06:26.880 Yeah, me too.

00:06:28.040 Ronnie Big says, have you seen the difference between how Ahed Tamimi and Tommy Robinson were treated?

00:06:34.600 Yes, I have seen that.

00:06:36.520 And I will refer to that a little bit later.

00:06:39.740 Kevin Wilkinson says, you have been amazing, Ezra, during this whole disgraceful ordeal.

00:06:44.740 Tommy left you last year to go on his own, but you are a true hero in what you've done.

00:06:50.240 Thank you, a true friend for freedom.

00:06:51.520 Well, thanks very much for that.

00:06:54.420 Laura Cooper says, thank you for all your help with Tommy and getting him home to his family.

00:06:58.320 Our country has gone to pot.

00:06:59.420 Well, I've got a lot to say about this thing, but I want to show you the moment where I first saw Tommy.

00:07:04.580 I hadn't seen Tommy since, what, February, March.

00:07:07.620 I forget when he left us.

00:07:09.020 And, you know, we left on good enough terms.

00:07:10.820 I mean, but it's like a breakup, right?

00:07:12.380 With a boyfriend or a girlfriend or whatever.

00:07:14.100 I mean, even if it's amicable, it's still a breakup, right?

00:07:17.560 I mean, we had some emails back and forth, and there was nothing hostile.

00:07:21.580 But when you break up with someone, you break it up.

00:07:24.260 So I actually hadn't seen Tommy face to face.

00:07:27.420 I mean, I had some emails and texts with him or whatever.

00:07:29.640 But I had not actually seen him face to face in, what, like five months.

00:07:34.240 Take a look.

00:07:35.000 When I first saw Tommy, he had just, he had got a haircut.

00:07:38.340 He had a shower.

00:07:39.380 He put on some clothes.

00:07:41.060 He met his lovely wife and his three beautiful kids.

00:07:45.620 And then he said, where are you?

00:07:47.780 I'll come over to say hi.

00:07:48.860 I just want to show you that.

00:07:51.140 I didn't know, I mean, I didn't want to be too much, but I wanted to show him how I felt.

00:07:57.180 And he was the same way.

00:07:58.120 Take a look.

00:08:05.320 Do we have audio, guys?

00:08:09.180 We do that again with audio.

00:08:13.680 We're going to do that again with audio.

00:08:15.180 Maybe we can get Hannah in here to do that.

00:08:17.000 I want to show you that.

00:08:18.260 Let me go back to some Super Chats while we get that ready with the audio.

00:08:23.220 Fox Abilo said, Ezra for a knighthood.

00:08:25.740 Yeah.

00:08:26.580 What's the likelihood of that, eh?

00:08:28.380 That's about as likely as Tommy being appointed to the House of Lords, I think.

00:08:37.920 Adele Rogers, £9.99.

00:08:40.480 Thank you very much for that.

00:08:41.480 Feel free to ask a question or a comment along with your Super Chat.

00:08:45.860 Let me know when we're ready with that video with audio, guys.

00:08:50.240 No attempt to jail visits.

00:08:51.620 Dog backwards, that's no attempt to jail visits.

00:08:53.340 That's a very good point.

00:08:54.540 Obviously, I wanted to meet Tommy right away in jail, even before I was doing crowdfunding with him.

00:09:01.920 Because, of course, his first legal approach was not even to appeal.

00:09:07.540 And I wanted to talk to him directly and say, Tommy, that's crazy.

00:09:10.180 We've got to appeal.

00:09:11.300 But I couldn't get in because he was only in his entire term there.

00:09:16.360 I think he only had two meetings with his wife and two meetings with his lawyers.

00:09:23.440 So he was in prison for, what, 10 weeks.

00:09:25.700 And he was only permitted four meetings in his entire time.

00:09:32.340 So obviously, I wasn't going to take up one of those slots.

00:09:35.540 Can you imagine that?

00:09:36.600 Just shocking.

00:09:38.520 And his phone calls were very limited, and he had to pay for them.

00:09:43.660 Let me know when we're ready with the audio, guys.

00:09:49.040 Stampy Bear.

00:09:50.360 Ezra, thank you for your hard work and professionalism.

00:09:52.640 God bless and protect all those seeking the truth.

00:09:54.500 Thank you.

00:09:55.700 Diane, Oliver, Ezra, do you know why his case wasn't quashed on Wednesday?

00:10:00.980 Yes, it was quashed on Wednesday.

00:10:03.300 The conviction, that first result in Leeds, was thrown out.

00:10:11.100 But the underlying matter that called him into court,

00:10:16.640 because the first trial was so faulty,

00:10:21.160 instead of throwing the whole thing away,

00:10:22.480 the court has decided to have a rehearing.

00:10:25.120 Now, I personally think that's quite abusive.

00:10:27.780 Why would they put Tommy through anything more again?

00:10:30.560 I mean, for God's sake, the man's been through enough,

00:10:32.920 and they want to have another hearing on that?

00:10:34.940 So, yes, it's the conviction was quashed,

00:10:42.260 but the whole matter remains alive in that Tommy must return to the old Bailey now for another hearing.

00:10:50.140 And I talked a little bit with Tommy's lawyers and I'm just going to read respectfully and with gratitude some more of these super chats,

00:11:02.600 and then I'm going to properly play for you with audio the video of me greeting Tommy.

00:11:06.740 Neil, Nigel, Ezra Legend, thanks very much.

00:11:12.120 Arthur Stevens, when I watched Tommy's reaction to you after his release,

00:11:14.660 I thought I'm going to send Ezra enough to buy a pint.

00:11:17.120 Well, that's nice of you.

00:11:18.520 Jacqueline Ann, great work, Ezra.

00:11:19.780 Appreciate all what you're doing.

00:11:20.860 Well, thank you.

00:11:22.400 Cooled Bean, God bless Ezra, Tommy, and your family's greetings from Australia.

00:11:25.760 Well, thank you very much.

00:11:26.580 I know he's got a lot of Tommy supporters there.

00:11:28.160 Keith McIntosh, proud to have contributed to the campaign.

00:11:30.480 A few questions.

00:11:31.040 What percent were Canadians responsible for and Americans and Aussies and have his legal fees to date being covered or is more required?

00:11:37.520 Thank you.

00:11:37.900 That's a very good question.

00:11:39.980 I would say, I mean, I haven't done a proper study of where the funds came from.

00:11:45.720 I think about 35 to 40 percent of the funds came from the U.K.

00:11:50.720 About the same percentage came from Canada.

00:11:54.540 And then maybe 20 percent came from the rest of the world.

00:11:57.200 And obviously, Tommy is well known in the U.K., obviously.

00:12:01.480 Our rebel superfans are based in Canada.

00:12:05.360 So that's why Canada was heavy.

00:12:07.660 But U.S. and Australia would be strong third and fourth.

00:12:13.560 I should tell you that, yes, in fact, on Tuesday, I am proud to say we paid the last of Tommy's legal bills.

00:12:21.780 And so we have shut down the account at SaveTommy.com because he's out and his legal bills are paid.

00:12:29.160 Now, that's not to say we won't engage again for the rehearing.

00:12:33.900 I talked to Tommy a little bit about that yesterday.

00:12:35.760 I'll give you a little more info about that later on.

00:12:37.880 But we are not now collecting money for Tommy's legal bills because they're paid off.

00:12:43.320 And it was a great feeling to pay those off.

00:12:46.520 I think it was on Tuesday we paid the last one.

00:12:48.280 And then on Wednesday to have the result.

00:12:49.800 It was very, very good.

00:12:50.800 I'm very pleased with that.

00:12:52.320 British man, five pounds, your legend, Ezra.

00:12:54.000 That's very nice of you.

00:12:55.080 Gabriel Swift, thank you, Ezra, for helping Tommy.

00:12:57.260 It was a pleasure.

00:12:58.060 It was a duty.

00:12:58.640 I felt we had the skills and the knowledge to do so.

00:13:02.940 All right.

00:13:03.680 I think we're ready.

00:13:04.800 I want to show you the moment when I saw Tommy for the first time in March, April, May, June, July.

00:13:12.180 It was like five.

00:13:13.000 I hadn't seen him in five months.

00:13:15.460 I talked to his family, of course, a fair bit.

00:13:18.600 And we fought hard in the court of public opinion and in the court of law.

00:13:22.840 And here's when I finally had a chance to shake the guy's hand.

00:13:25.440 Take a look.

00:13:26.740 Oh, my God, Tommy.

00:13:28.640 You're welcome back.

00:13:30.560 Oh, I'm so thank you, sir, man.

00:13:31.900 Oh, it's been great to see you.

00:13:35.020 Great to see you.

00:13:36.100 I'm so glad you're free.

00:13:38.280 Man, I've just passed.

00:13:39.740 I said, oh, well, I'm thrilled.

00:13:42.580 I'm thrilled.

00:13:43.680 How was it seeing your kids again?

00:13:45.820 I've just done that, man.

00:13:46.920 They're out here.

00:13:47.780 They're out here, so I won't keep you from more in a few minutes.

00:13:50.440 Are you serious?

00:13:51.380 Yeah, because I just said, yeah, I want to say thank you.

00:13:54.700 I want to say thank you to the Rebels, everyone from Rebels.

00:13:56.520 But, mate, I said from the start, you know when I'm in there and you first rang my wife?

00:14:01.940 It's hard to relay messages and get messages back and forth.

00:14:04.100 And I'm not.

00:14:04.920 But I knew you'd like the man to have on it.

00:14:06.740 Presume.

00:14:07.600 I knew the man to have on it.

00:14:08.780 And now they want to go again.

00:14:10.720 Tommy, it touches my heart when you say that.

00:14:12.840 And in a weird way, we've been closer in the last two months than we ever were before.

00:14:17.300 I know.

00:14:17.860 But it counted more.

00:14:19.140 I know.

00:14:19.700 And I'm so happy to see you.

00:14:21.220 It looks like you had a rough time in there.

00:14:23.360 It looked like they weren't treating you.

00:14:24.680 I don't know.

00:14:25.940 When you hear what they're doing, when I lay it all out, it's just like, that's insane that they can get away with that.

00:14:30.960 And when I hear all these noise, I hear barristers, I hear humor, all these people talking, I think they're completely abusing everything they can abuse.

00:14:37.160 So that was when I met Tommy.

00:14:40.300 Now, we turned the camera off because we talked privately for a few minutes.

00:14:43.480 His beautiful wife and kids came in.

00:14:45.600 I talked to them a bit.

00:14:47.040 You know, I had seen his family before when I would go over there and I would bring the kids little maple syrup things from Canada.

00:14:54.680 What do you bring a British kid?

00:14:57.060 I don't know.

00:14:58.120 I got him some little maple syrups.

00:15:01.660 I was sort of dumb.

00:15:02.420 I don't know what's a Canadian thing.

00:15:03.580 But, so I had seen them before and his wife is so lovely.

00:15:10.880 I mean, let's be honest, Tommy doesn't deserve such a beautiful wife and beautiful kids.

00:15:14.580 But maybe in the karmic scheme of things, it's God's reward to him.

00:15:18.860 They're a perfect family.

00:15:20.340 They're just amazing.

00:15:21.420 And I was, I mean, obviously I didn't spend a lot of time with the wife and kids, but it was nice to meet them in the home.

00:15:27.620 And I had to forget that his real name, I had to remember his real name is Stephen.

00:15:33.520 So I would say Tommy this, Tommy that.

00:15:34.860 And the kids would say, who?

00:15:37.780 So I had to switch into saying Stephen because, I mean, Tommy's his nickname, of course.

00:15:45.700 And boy, his kids were taking it hard.

00:15:48.480 His kids were taking it hard.

00:15:49.580 And so, to see the pure, pure joy in the face of those kids, and I know it was especially hard on his son.

00:16:01.960 I mean, obviously, sons and dads, fathers and sons, you know.

00:16:06.820 And Tommy was a boxer, and Tommy was teaching his son how to box, and they were close.

00:16:11.920 And this was so hard on him, and to see the pure joy.

00:16:17.480 I have to tell you, my eyes watered a bit.

00:16:19.560 And Jenna, she said, are you crying?

00:16:24.680 And I said, no.

00:16:26.120 I said, no, I'm not crying.

00:16:27.980 It's just a little dusty.

00:16:30.520 Anyway, so that, I turned off the camera for that because I didn't, I didn't, you know,

00:16:34.040 I didn't want to obviously show what the kids looked like.

00:16:35.980 And so, they were so excited to see their husband and their dad.

00:16:43.640 And Tommy said, well, why don't you join us for dinner?

00:16:47.580 And boy, I wanted to.

00:16:49.400 Boy, I wanted to.

00:16:50.660 But I thought, there's no bloody way that three hours after he's out of prison,

00:16:56.960 I'm going to inject myself into the family reunion dinner.

00:17:02.480 I wanted to.

00:17:03.800 I wanted to cheer him up.

00:17:06.800 I wanted to tell him things.

00:17:08.560 I wanted to learn things.

00:17:10.400 Obviously, I wanted to, you know, there were so many reasons, but there's no bloody way.

00:17:15.940 I mean, that was very nice of him to offer, but there was no bloody way I was going to do that.

00:17:19.640 What I did say, though, is sit down with me for 10 minutes.

00:17:24.900 Let's just talk for 10 minutes, and then go with your family to dinner.

00:17:28.620 And then me and my cameraman got on the train and went back to London.

00:17:31.680 So, I'm going to read some more Super Chats, and let me tell the team in the control room,

00:17:37.040 get ready with the 10-minute video with audio of my interview with Tommy.

00:17:41.740 I'm just going to read a few Super Chats that I missed.

00:17:46.060 Justin Archer, greetings from northern Indiana.

00:17:49.660 It seems like double jeopardy is entirely legal.

00:17:52.020 In the UK, what a backwards legal system.

00:17:53.880 Love your content, Ezra.

00:17:55.000 I've been trying to make content, and Rebel helped me become conservative.

00:17:58.000 That's very nice of you to say, Justin.

00:17:59.560 Yeah, the UK, it's not as free as the United States.

00:18:02.520 C-182 OPR said, when will the lawsuits begin?

00:18:07.980 Let's hit the TOFs where it hurts the most.

00:18:10.200 Their bank accounts, ready to donate.

00:18:12.100 Just tell me when and where.

00:18:13.600 Well, thank you.

00:18:14.440 I mean, I had a, I think I told you I had breakfast with Tommy yesterday,

00:18:18.380 so I didn't go to his dinner on Wednesday when he was free.

00:18:24.840 But when he had a good night's sleep, his first good night's sleep in his own bed

00:18:31.280 without people shouting at him, screaming at him with air conditioning in two and a half months

00:18:37.640 and a first proper meal, we'll get into the meal thing in a bit

00:18:41.180 and just knowing he was safe and at home and with his family.

00:18:45.480 So I had breakfast with him and actually his son came and one other person

00:18:50.940 and he looked better already, actually, just being out.

00:18:56.640 And we talked a bit because I don't, I don't want, I told Tommy, I said,

00:19:01.520 I like being your buddy a lot more than I like being your boss.

00:19:04.600 And we had a chuckle about it because, I mean, I don't want to be the nag, you know.

00:19:09.900 When Tommy worked for us, I was always saying, don't do this, don't do that.

00:19:12.540 That's too dangerous.

00:19:13.260 That's get us in trouble.

00:19:14.620 That's no fun.

00:19:15.280 Who wants to be the guy saying Tommy don't, right?

00:19:19.000 The fun is watching Tommy do.

00:19:22.480 Alex, can you call up a very short clip of Tommy punching the migrant in Rome?

00:19:27.940 I've shown you this before.

00:19:29.200 You probably know.

00:19:29.800 The shorter the clip, the better.

00:19:31.540 It's shortly after Tommy left us to go independent.

00:19:36.400 He went to Rome and he encountered a migrant on the street and he got into some banter.

00:19:42.200 And the migrant said, I'll kill you.

00:19:45.260 And Tommy just clocked him.

00:19:47.160 Remember that?

00:19:47.680 I will, okay, can we get it with sound on tape, please?

00:19:54.460 And there was a bit of banter and down he went.

00:20:00.640 Play it as B-roll.

00:20:01.480 We'll get the sound if we need it.

00:20:04.120 So, so you'll, we got to get ready with the sound, guys.

00:20:08.740 Let's assume that if there's a clip that I want it with sound.

00:20:11.260 But let's just play it as B-roll right now.

00:20:14.120 All right.

00:20:34.760 You know, yeah, okay, let's, do you think you're going to take my, you know what, why don't we do this again with sound?

00:20:46.440 Let's just, okay, let's forget about that.

00:20:49.300 My point is, that's fun to watch, isn't it?

00:20:54.440 Tommy clocking some guy and down he, down he goes.

00:20:58.580 It's fun to watch as a viewer, but as a, can we get Hannah in the control room here?

00:21:03.320 But, but as a boss, that's no fun.

00:21:06.500 It's no fun to think, okay, now is Tommy going to be arrested?

00:21:10.780 Do I have to get a lawyer in Rome at midnight to bail him out of jail?

00:21:16.420 Or God forbid if Tommy would be stabbed or something, do I have to find out where he is and get him health care and maybe get him back to the UK?

00:21:25.100 Okay, so for the first time when I watched that clip of Tommy clocking the migrant in Rome and down he goes like a sack of potatoes,

00:21:33.400 I can enjoy the violent spectacle as a spectator instead of as someone who has to say, oh, shoot, now what mess are we in?

00:21:43.940 I don't want to get back into nagging with Tommy.

00:21:46.840 I don't want to get back into that role.

00:21:48.940 All right, we're going to figure out our, our video challenges here.

00:21:52.020 Let me read some more Super Chats in the meantime.

00:21:55.100 Oh, so to your point, C182 OPR, I'm sure there will be lawsuits.

00:22:01.060 I certainly hope there will be.

00:22:02.100 And we, if there are, I think we may have a role to play in that.

00:22:05.920 We, I mean, I'm a former lawyer myself, so I understand a little bit about the law.

00:22:11.440 I understand Tommy's cases having been involved with him not only in this one, but in the Canterbury case beforehand.

00:22:16.980 But I also now know a number of law firms in the United Kingdom.

00:22:20.080 And I think I'm just, I think because I come from the legal world myself, I think I, I can manage lawyers a bit.

00:22:27.940 That's something that I would do with Tommy.

00:22:30.480 That's not being Tommy's boss.

00:22:32.020 That's sort of quarterbacking some of the legal action.

00:22:34.540 That is something I would be interested in.

00:22:35.960 Tommy and I had a brief chat about that.

00:22:38.320 Obviously, I don't want to get ahead of myself.

00:22:40.160 But in answer to your question, if there are more things to do, I think we at the Rebel would choose certain projects to be involved with, with Tommy.

00:22:50.740 If he wanted our help.

00:22:51.660 I mean, maybe he doesn't.

00:22:52.940 He seemed, I mean, he was grateful, as you saw, for what we did this time.

00:22:57.640 Remember, he's going back for a rehearing of this contempt case next month.

00:23:03.160 So when Tommy's back from vacation, I'll talk to him, I'll talk to his lawyers if he wants us to get involved with that.

00:23:08.280 I mean, I don't need to, to fill the room anymore because Tommy himself is out.

00:23:12.380 So Tommy can call the shots on a lot of things.

00:23:15.040 I, he couldn't do that when he was behind bars.

00:23:17.720 But, um, I'm happy to, to supplement it as it sees fit.

00:23:23.700 That's a long way of saying, I'm interested in helping.

00:23:26.780 If it's help that we can truly make a difference.

00:23:29.840 Uh, crowdfunding is one of the things that we can make a difference.

00:23:33.320 Providing some legal strategy, or at least managing the lawyers is something we can make a difference.

00:23:38.260 Obviously, it's different now that Tommy's out.

00:23:40.120 He no longer needs, like, charity.

00:23:42.880 You know, he's a businessman himself and he's got his own thing.

00:23:45.020 Um, but we still believe in him enough that if we can make a difference, we will.

00:23:50.540 Uh, it's different now, though, because he's not, he's, you know, he's not incapacitated in prison.

00:23:56.940 All right, well, let's try one more time here with sound for the, for the Rome clip.

00:24:00.980 Go ahead.

00:24:07.580 I guess not.

00:24:08.420 Okay, take it down.

00:24:09.080 I don't need it.

00:24:09.880 I don't need it.

00:24:12.280 Okay, that's fine.

00:24:13.460 Um, Calvin.

00:24:15.020 Bill Flowers says, Rebel Media is incredible.

00:24:16.640 Freedom's voice.

00:24:17.280 Thank you very much.

00:24:18.540 Ben S. K. says, I hope you've seen up front the state of our MSM in the UK.

00:24:22.380 They help in the stitch-up, and now they will ramp it up.

00:24:24.740 Thank you for coming over.

00:24:26.100 You know what?

00:24:26.640 I, I did about three interviews with the BBC.

00:24:30.180 And, um,

00:24:33.340 they were awful.

00:24:35.380 The BBC did not want

00:24:37.060 to talk about

00:24:39.060 Tommy's victory at the Court of Appeal.

00:24:40.440 They wanted to talk about anything else.

00:24:41.880 They wanted to talk about Canterbury.

00:24:43.560 They wanted to, they were literally pulling up quotes that Tommy said seven years ago in 2011.

00:24:48.200 One BBC presenter read to me some quote Tommy allegedly said in 2007.

00:24:54.040 Okay, so you're quoting a guy

00:24:56.320 11 years ago, I guess he was 24 at the time,

00:25:01.200 because he would rather talk about literally anything else in the world

00:25:04.380 than the fact that he had a resounding vindication at the Court of Appeal

00:25:08.300 that absolutely thrashed his conviction.

00:25:10.680 I mean, the BBC was a caricature of itself.

00:25:13.520 I did three BBC interviews on the same day.

00:25:16.000 And one of them said,

00:25:18.100 why does Tommy have such support?

00:25:20.120 And I said, it's because, unlike the rest of the media,

00:25:22.640 he's not afraid to talk about Muslim rape gangs.

00:25:24.640 And for the next ten minutes,

00:25:26.200 the host said, well, there's, there,

00:25:27.600 you can't call them Muslim rape gangs.

00:25:29.140 There's no such thing as Muslim rape gangs.

00:25:31.140 And I say, you've just sort of proved my point, buddy.

00:25:33.260 I mean, it was,

00:25:33.880 I've never seen the media that bad.

00:25:36.140 I mean, Canadian media is awful.

00:25:37.600 American media is awful.

00:25:38.720 But in the UK, it's,

00:25:41.560 other than an authoritarian regime,

00:25:43.920 I've never seen the media so uniform in their narrative.

00:25:49.440 And, you know, I just was reminded today that The Independent,

00:25:54.160 that's one British newspaper,

00:25:56.080 it's, it just received a major investment from a Saudi owner.

00:25:59.460 So are you surprised that a Saudi-controlled newspaper

00:26:02.880 called The Independent, how ironic,

00:26:05.120 that they're bashing Tommy Robinson?

00:26:09.960 And the BBC,

00:26:10.740 why would the state broadcaster be any less anti-Tommy than a court?

00:26:16.420 Let's read some more super chats.

00:26:19.460 Ezra's first regulars from the UK,

00:26:21.080 thanks to all who donated or protested.

00:26:22.960 That's true.

00:26:23.560 I concur.

00:26:29.180 V6,

00:26:29.960 Tommy Robinson's experiences are thriller movie material.

00:26:33.760 Yeah, a little bit,

00:26:34.760 but, you know,

00:26:36.040 two months in prison,

00:26:37.120 being starved and losing 40 pounds is not thrilling.

00:26:39.860 I'm going to call for the 10-minute video clip,

00:26:42.100 and fellas, can we have sound?

00:26:43.980 Thank you.

00:26:45.180 I hope your name,

00:26:46.340 Kamal T says,

00:26:47.080 I hope your name goes down in history for leading this revolution.

00:26:50.020 Thank you for your hard work,

00:26:51.180 and thank you to everyone who helped and donated.

00:26:53.840 I agree with you, Kamal,

00:26:55.320 on so many people,

00:26:56.580 so you're nice to credit me,

00:26:58.280 but of course,

00:26:58.820 it was hundreds and hundreds of people who together did it.

00:27:02.380 Okay,

00:27:03.080 I think I've gotten through the super chats.

00:27:04.980 Maybe my friends can email me,

00:27:06.380 any ones I've missed.

00:27:07.660 I am now going to play for you,

00:27:09.120 with sound,

00:27:11.020 a 10-minute conversation I had with Tommy

00:27:14.080 at that restaurant.

00:27:16.180 So, remember,

00:27:16.920 Tommy just came in.

00:27:17.760 We had a little hug and a handshake.

00:27:19.280 He said,

00:27:19.780 come to dinner.

00:27:20.400 I said,

00:27:20.720 no way.

00:27:21.620 We turned the camera off.

00:27:22.720 I kibitzed with his wife and kids a bit.

00:27:25.100 I did not cry,

00:27:26.420 although my eyes may have watered.

00:27:28.460 And then Tommy and I sat down,

00:27:31.080 and I thought,

00:27:31.700 okay,

00:27:31.840 I've got 10 minutes with him.

00:27:33.520 I'm just going to ask him questions.

00:27:35.780 I'm going to try and restrain myself from over-talking,

00:27:38.940 because you know me.

00:27:39.560 I'm a chatterbox,

00:27:40.400 and I always got something to say.

00:27:42.080 So,

00:27:42.600 I should have probably listened more and talked less,

00:27:44.720 but I just,

00:27:46.360 you know,

00:27:46.760 I genuinely wanted to say a thousand things to him.

00:27:49.960 So,

00:27:50.320 without further to do,

00:27:51.840 here's my 10-minute talk with Tommy Robinson,

00:27:54.860 hours after he was out of prison.

00:27:56.560 Take a look.

00:27:57.660 Tommy,

00:27:58.000 it's good to see you.

00:27:58.660 I'm very sad for what you've been through,

00:28:01.060 but I'm thrilled that you've been emancipated.

00:28:03.160 I feel like you've been freed in so many ways.

00:28:05.800 Yeah,

00:28:06.360 I'm so happy that,

00:28:07.940 I'm happy from that.

00:28:09.600 I feel weird,

00:28:10.400 because I am happy,

00:28:11.780 but I don't feel happy.

00:28:13.060 I can't expect,

00:28:14.280 I don't feel super happy.

00:28:15.380 It's strange.

00:28:16.200 I don't,

00:28:16.580 you were abused.

00:28:17.420 I don't want to,

00:28:17.980 I don't want to be condescending,

00:28:19.760 but I think what they did to you

00:28:21.300 was a form of physical and psychological abuse.

00:28:24.940 Yeah,

00:28:25.200 so I haven't had a conversation with anyone for two and a half months.

00:28:28.300 I haven't seen anyone.

00:28:29.640 So,

00:28:30.280 other than one hour,

00:28:31.720 twice,

00:28:32.460 where I saw my wife and children.

00:28:34.320 One hour only?

00:28:35.480 Yeah.

00:28:36.220 Murderers get more time than that.

00:28:37.560 And when I saw them,

00:28:38.360 it was,

00:28:39.700 it wore me out.

00:28:41.300 For that one hour,

00:28:41.900 it was a big thing to,

00:28:44.080 I don't know,

00:28:44.520 by the end of it,

00:28:45.280 it's not,

00:28:46.040 I don't know,

00:28:46.660 it's just.

00:28:47.640 I heard that in prison,

00:28:49.040 you had constant threats.

00:28:50.620 Is that true?

00:28:52.440 So what's going on,

00:28:53.500 I had threats every day.

00:28:55.280 You know this heat that we've had here?

00:28:57.000 I couldn't have my cell windows open.

00:28:58.940 Because they would be spat through,

00:29:00.940 or shit put through.

00:29:02.000 Oh my God.

00:29:02.880 And,

00:29:03.360 so I had my windows shut all the time.

00:29:05.640 And then at the same time as that,

00:29:07.640 I had,

00:29:08.180 just threats from everywhere,

00:29:09.040 and then at the same time as that,

00:29:10.020 I had the police visiting my mother and my wife

00:29:11.680 to tell them that there's intelligence,

00:29:13.180 there's going to be acid attacks on them.

00:29:15.380 Now,

00:29:15.700 I don't know if,

00:29:16.840 you know how bad it is for me?

00:29:18.320 I don't even feel,

00:29:19.420 I don't believe they're intel.

00:29:20.940 I think all of this,

00:29:22.560 and the timing for all of it,

00:29:24.220 is,

00:29:24.560 so I'm on solitary confinement.

00:29:27.080 And this is happening outside,

00:29:28.540 which I can't deal with,

00:29:29.960 but when I do get a chance to ring home,

00:29:31.780 I find out the police are at my house,

00:29:33.140 and my wife's crying,

00:29:34.380 and they're scared.

00:29:35.540 And is there really intel saying that?

00:29:37.400 And everything they've done.

00:29:39.820 Do you know why they moved you

00:29:40.900 to a more dangerous prison?

00:29:42.540 They moved me from H&P Hull,

00:29:44.560 which was a 7% Muslim population,

00:29:47.120 to the most densely Muslim populated prison

00:29:49.460 in the country.

00:29:49.940 Did they give you a reason?

00:29:51.460 No,

00:29:51.760 they give no reason,

00:29:53.520 but then what they,

00:29:53.980 I know why they did it,

00:29:55.160 because what they then did,

00:29:56.360 is they used the excuse of my safety,

00:30:00.020 which,

00:30:00.460 when I got there,

00:30:01.260 they put me straight on solitary confinement,

00:30:04.040 they locked me straight away,

00:30:04.900 which was 23 and a half hours a day,

00:30:06.220 locked in a room in a blue mat,

00:30:07.800 and then for 30 minutes a day,

00:30:09.160 they open the door,

00:30:10.440 and you walk into a cage,

00:30:12.100 this size,

00:30:12.720 small,

00:30:13.340 and you walk around the cage on your own,

00:30:14.940 and then they open the door,

00:30:15.760 and lock it back in.

00:30:16.400 Like an animal.

00:30:17.000 Do you know if every prisoner had that?

00:30:20.980 If that was the sentence for prisoners,

00:30:23.320 it was the fact that,

00:30:24.960 every other prisoner's cell door opens

00:30:26.600 at 8 o'clock in the morning,

00:30:27.580 and they're out of their cell working,

00:30:29.360 having football,

00:30:30.320 playing pool,

00:30:31.240 and then they get locked up

00:30:32.280 at 6 o'clock at night.

00:30:33.900 And I think,

00:30:34.560 I haven't done anything,

00:30:36.020 but because they've brought me

00:30:37.940 to a Muslim-run prison,

00:30:40.120 they use the excuse

00:30:41.160 that this is why they have to do that.

00:30:42.760 And how about the food?

00:30:43.820 So Muslim prisoners were cooking your food,

00:30:45.680 is that right?

00:30:46.040 Yeah, I had them the first day.

00:30:47.120 How was your dinner, Tom?

00:30:48.320 So I didn't see my dinner.

00:30:49.960 So most people in prison,

00:30:51.660 you come out...

00:30:52.100 Is that why you're so thin?

00:30:52.960 Yeah, I haven't eaten.

00:30:53.480 Because you didn't want to eat the food?

00:30:54.440 I haven't eaten.

00:30:54.820 You were worried they were going to poison you?

00:30:57.020 So every prisoner comes out,

00:30:58.960 you walk into a kitchen canteen,

00:31:00.660 and you see the person

00:31:01.980 who hands you dinner.

00:31:02.700 Yeah.

00:31:03.440 But it's prisoners,

00:31:04.400 which are Muslims.

00:31:05.200 Yeah.

00:31:05.520 But I didn't even get to see,

00:31:07.180 so I could see what they've done

00:31:08.140 to order food.

00:31:08.880 My dinner was brought to me

00:31:10.000 on a plate,

00:31:11.480 and handed to me at my door.

00:31:12.840 And who knows what happened?

00:31:14.360 And then I've got them telling me,

00:31:15.480 how was your dinner, Tom?

00:31:16.920 Oh, yeah.

00:31:17.380 So they want to know.

00:31:18.400 And it's easy to get anything smuggled.

00:31:20.000 And so, yeah.

00:31:21.800 So essentially...

00:31:23.120 But then...

00:31:23.800 So then the prison knew this,

00:31:25.800 and I've put in...

00:31:26.980 I've got a copy of everything.

00:31:28.280 I've put in complaint after complaint,

00:31:29.560 saying,

00:31:30.060 look, all you need to do,

00:31:31.300 because I could only spend 12 pounds a week.

00:31:32.960 And that 12 pounds a week

00:31:33.580 brought me five tins of tuna.

00:31:34.640 So basically what I've ate

00:31:35.700 is a tin of tuna a day

00:31:37.500 and fruit.

00:31:38.200 That is a form of torture.

00:31:40.080 You know what?

00:31:40.680 If they treat Guantanamo Bay prisoners

00:31:42.900 better than you, Tom.

00:31:43.780 But I put in asking for...

00:31:45.160 I put in asking...

00:31:46.300 So I put in complaints,

00:31:47.460 saying, look,

00:31:47.700 I need extra money

00:31:49.480 so I can buy food.

00:31:50.860 And they...

00:31:51.220 And they wouldn't let you buy food.

00:31:53.520 In fact,

00:31:54.200 I think if people hear the...

00:31:55.280 When you...

00:31:56.340 It's like...

00:31:56.860 And do you know what?

00:31:57.160 I see on the TV

00:32:00.280 some human rights expert lawyer,

00:32:02.380 a human rights lawyer

00:32:03.280 talking about

00:32:04.560 why I should be in jail.

00:32:06.180 I saw that one.

00:32:06.780 And I'm sitting in jail

00:32:07.860 thinking,

00:32:08.740 my human rights

00:32:09.540 are absolutely being abused

00:32:10.960 right now

00:32:11.680 and not one person...

00:32:14.160 Where's Amnesty International?

00:32:15.360 Where's Reporters Without Borders?

00:32:16.860 Where's anyone?

00:32:18.560 But again, it's like...

00:32:20.680 I know I've just...

00:32:21.640 Tell me,

00:32:22.080 you've just gone home,

00:32:23.360 you met your wife

00:32:24.380 and your beautiful kids

00:32:25.380 and I don't want

00:32:27.140 to keep you away from them

00:32:28.400 at all.

00:32:29.760 But I just wanted to get

00:32:31.060 a message from you

00:32:32.200 out to the world.

00:32:32.520 Ezra, I was coming...

00:32:33.560 So I...

00:32:34.720 We're one of the first people

00:32:35.560 on my schedule

00:32:36.000 that I wanted to see.

00:32:37.040 And I'm going away

00:32:37.600 Friday morning

00:32:38.100 so I'm so glad

00:32:39.000 that you're still here

00:32:39.680 and I've got the opportunity

00:32:40.640 to shake your hand

00:32:41.440 and say thank you

00:32:43.260 and my wife thank you

00:32:44.160 and my children thank you.

00:32:45.600 And...

00:32:45.920 Well, it's our rebel viewers.

00:32:47.120 They're the ones who helped.

00:32:47.960 Yeah, I know.

00:32:48.500 I get emotional.

00:32:49.040 They love you

00:32:49.540 because you did so much

00:32:50.760 great work with us

00:32:51.380 and we love that you're...

00:32:52.760 We respect your work

00:32:53.940 as an independent guy.

00:32:55.040 It was our honour

00:32:56.160 to help you, my friend.

00:32:57.140 And when I saw you

00:32:58.120 taken away I thought

00:32:58.860 we have one more mission

00:32:59.740 with Tommy.

00:33:00.340 I know.

00:33:00.880 And yeah,

00:33:01.500 to every person

00:33:02.540 wherever you are

00:33:03.280 in the world

00:33:03.780 who took the opportunity

00:33:05.420 to even donate

00:33:07.320 to the legal fund,

00:33:08.660 share the articles,

00:33:09.580 share the news stories,

00:33:11.120 just...

00:33:11.520 Do you know the...

00:33:12.520 The sort of...

00:33:13.940 That gave me so much...

00:33:15.820 Tell me about the emails

00:33:17.120 because we...

00:33:18.320 We spread the word

00:33:19.620 a little bit about emails.

00:33:20.660 Yeah, I know.

00:33:21.060 So you get emails from...

00:33:21.480 You've done it

00:33:21.940 on James Denon poll

00:33:23.040 most recently.

00:33:24.020 How...

00:33:24.540 Because...

00:33:25.140 How many letters

00:33:26.120 did you get

00:33:26.560 in your two months inside?

00:33:28.360 Oh...

00:33:29.180 I've got six

00:33:31.440 black bags

00:33:32.860 this big,

00:33:33.480 this wide.

00:33:34.200 Were they encouraging?

00:33:35.540 Oh man,

00:33:36.120 it's like...

00:33:36.940 Do you know

00:33:37.200 some of the things...

00:33:38.180 To understand...

00:33:38.700 What I understood

00:33:39.400 from this sentence

00:33:40.880 is that something huge

00:33:42.580 has happened.

00:33:44.120 The...

00:33:44.480 Not just our country

00:33:46.020 but the whole world

00:33:47.020 is feeling this right now.

00:33:48.540 Not my cause.

00:33:49.640 I've become a symbol

00:33:50.920 of something

00:33:51.560 that everyone

00:33:52.600 has galvanised under.

00:33:54.260 And I'm realising

00:33:55.000 from the letters

00:33:56.200 and letters and letters

00:33:56.940 and I'm reading them

00:33:57.480 and people who have never

00:33:58.560 been politically minded.

00:34:00.000 People who have not been

00:34:00.660 interested in politics.

00:34:01.640 People who feel

00:34:02.360 so passionately and strongly

00:34:03.480 about this...

00:34:04.480 What's happening now.

00:34:05.800 And the fact that

00:34:06.740 they feel oppressed

00:34:07.520 and...

00:34:08.440 I could tell in those

00:34:09.540 first few weeks

00:34:10.560 but over the months

00:34:11.980 that something huge

00:34:13.220 is happening.

00:34:14.520 Something massive.

00:34:15.500 Like a revolution

00:34:16.280 is brewing.

00:34:16.880 And people feel

00:34:18.480 so angry.

00:34:20.600 And do you know

00:34:21.140 what I did is

00:34:21.880 as I read the letters

00:34:23.140 I'd read the letter

00:34:23.820 and every day

00:34:25.880 from 2 o'clock

00:34:26.740 till 6 o'clock

00:34:27.580 that was my time

00:34:28.340 that I'd sit and read.

00:34:29.900 Because I spent my day

00:34:30.960 up just to have

00:34:32.160 those little moments

00:34:32.900 even when my door

00:34:33.620 opened at 12 o'clock

00:34:34.380 that's a moment.

00:34:35.480 So from that

00:34:37.120 and I'd separate

00:34:38.800 the letters

00:34:39.240 into news stories

00:34:40.240 and into things

00:34:41.580 and do you know

00:34:42.420 understanding that

00:34:44.400 these people

00:34:44.860 have taken the time

00:34:45.700 I know so many

00:34:46.900 people's life stories

00:34:48.080 that they're telling me

00:34:48.820 their stories of their life.

00:34:50.260 People have written

00:34:50.660 to me different people

00:34:52.160 from different countries

00:34:53.200 writing to me every day.

00:34:54.580 I had an 8 year old woman

00:34:55.580 she's one of the first people

00:34:57.100 that when I get back

00:34:57.700 off holiday

00:34:57.980 I'm going to go and visit.

00:34:59.300 I want to spend a week

00:35:00.700 I'm getting emotional.

00:35:02.500 I'm getting emotional

00:35:03.260 yeah because

00:35:03.760 it's been good.

00:35:06.800 Tommy

00:35:07.160 you have a lot of fans

00:35:10.040 out there.

00:35:10.440 More I think

00:35:11.060 than you ever have before.

00:35:12.040 you also have people

00:35:14.540 who are gunning for you

00:35:15.680 I'm furious to hear

00:35:17.080 about what it was like

00:35:17.860 in prison.

00:35:18.600 Furious.

00:35:19.960 We'll do whatever we can

00:35:21.100 and just take a week

00:35:22.260 with your family

00:35:22.920 and don't even think

00:35:23.780 about things.

00:35:25.080 You know

00:35:25.620 they just couldn't let it

00:35:26.960 so part of what

00:35:28.520 I believe they're doing

00:35:29.600 and what this has been about

00:35:30.800 which is similar

00:35:31.960 to what happened in 2012

00:35:33.040 which this is

00:35:34.400 used to mentally

00:35:36.320 break me I believe

00:35:37.340 and they still couldn't

00:35:38.460 just accept

00:35:39.000 okay everything we've done

00:35:39.760 was wrong

00:35:40.140 and let me go

00:35:41.000 what they've done is

00:35:42.480 they're going to do it again

00:35:43.620 they're going to take me

00:35:44.560 back to court again

00:35:45.140 and they're going to try

00:35:45.640 and do all of this again

00:35:46.600 and so it's like

00:35:48.280 a dark cloud

00:35:49.020 always hanging over

00:35:49.740 and it's like

00:35:50.260 take a week

00:35:51.060 take time with your family

00:35:52.480 when you come back

00:35:53.160 we can talk more privately

00:35:54.400 about what we can do

00:35:55.540 to help.

00:35:55.860 We want to help

00:35:56.360 we don't want to

00:35:57.200 manage you

00:35:58.340 you're unmanageable

00:35:59.760 I'm joking

00:36:01.360 God bless you

00:36:02.060 I said

00:36:02.660 imagine when I was working

00:36:04.220 when we were working

00:36:05.140 and I said

00:36:05.620 I'm going to Leeds Crown Court

00:36:07.200 and for the right reason

00:36:08.280 you'd have been saying

00:36:08.800 no you're not

00:36:09.380 no you're not

00:36:09.920 because you wouldn't

00:36:10.980 have been wanting me

00:36:11.760 to end up in prison

00:36:12.480 but all the time

00:36:13.780 I said

00:36:14.180 Tommy I've said

00:36:16.280 you're the last lion

00:36:17.400 and I mean it

00:36:18.920 and you've inspired me personally

00:36:20.780 you've inspired thousands

00:36:22.240 millions of people

00:36:23.420 and I just want to say one thing

00:36:25.800 because I promised people

00:36:26.860 I would

00:36:27.240 and I just want to say

00:36:28.840 because they're gunning for you

00:36:31.700 so hard

00:36:32.200 we all want you to be

00:36:33.640 10% more careful

00:36:35.000 because 90% Tommy

00:36:38.760 is still better

00:36:39.720 than anyone else

00:36:40.500 and if a 90% Tommy

00:36:43.460 like just not flooring it

00:36:45.120 if that keeps you

00:36:46.320 out of jail

00:36:47.000 or out of being stabbed

00:36:48.180 God forbid

00:36:48.760 people want me to tell you that

00:36:51.280 do you know what I felt

00:36:51.940 I watched

00:36:52.480 I sort of lived

00:36:53.700 and watched

00:36:54.440 I had a lot of time

00:36:56.620 to reflect

00:36:57.080 and I sort of lived

00:36:57.900 and watched

00:36:58.320 and saw the

00:36:58.980 probably

00:37:00.200 I'm going to get emotional

00:37:01.380 again

00:37:01.640 you have a lot of people

00:37:05.860 who love you

00:37:06.520 people you'll never even know

00:37:09.020 I spent the time

00:37:11.160 to watch

00:37:11.540 or see the effect

00:37:12.180 it's had on my family again

00:37:13.180 that's the unforgivable thing

00:37:15.400 I'm glad you're free

00:37:18.140 someone

00:37:18.560 someone

00:37:19.580 connect with your family

00:37:20.840 my friend

00:37:21.200 thanks man

00:37:21.480 thanks

00:37:21.860 and thank you

00:37:22.640 every single one of you

00:37:23.240 thank you for having me do

00:37:24.300 well there you have it

00:37:26.280 you know

00:37:26.600 I'm looking back

00:37:27.800 on that interview

00:37:28.340 and I don't think

00:37:29.120 it was quite a

00:37:29.840 interview

00:37:30.640 interview

00:37:30.960 was

00:37:31.320 I mean really

00:37:32.000 that other than

00:37:32.660 the brief section

00:37:33.420 we cut out

00:37:34.100 where I was

00:37:34.880 saying hi to his wife

00:37:36.020 and kids

00:37:36.380 that was just me

00:37:37.600 for the first time

00:37:38.580 talking to him

00:37:39.560 so I didn't just

00:37:40.140 want to go straight

00:37:40.980 into journalist mode

00:37:41.840 I wanted to tell him

00:37:42.620 some things

00:37:43.140 and a lot of people

00:37:44.320 and I had been thinking

00:37:45.220 that I wanted just

00:37:46.000 to have a message

00:37:46.660 with him

00:37:46.980 dial it back

00:37:47.640 just 10%

00:37:48.840 that was my

00:37:49.740 nag

00:37:50.440 I'm done nagging him

00:37:51.740 there were some moments

00:37:55.840 there where he was

00:37:56.360 very emotional

00:37:56.880 I felt like I wanted

00:37:57.700 to jump into

00:37:59.560 the conversation

00:38:00.240 because I didn't

00:38:00.780 want him to

00:38:01.420 he was obviously

00:38:02.080 still stressed

00:38:02.860 in fact right

00:38:04.480 at the beginning

00:38:04.940 he almost had

00:38:05.780 trouble conversing

00:38:07.440 in an energetic way

00:38:08.280 because think about it

00:38:08.980 he was in a cage

00:38:10.020 by himself

00:38:10.660 for two months

00:38:11.300 didn't talk to anyone

00:38:12.400 other than

00:38:13.200 two meetings

00:38:14.120 with his family

00:38:14.780 and two meetings

00:38:15.480 with his lawyer

00:38:16.100 in what was he

00:38:18.840 imprisoned for

00:38:19.520 for about 75 days

00:38:21.780 he had four hours

00:38:23.680 of conversation

00:38:24.560 in 75 days

00:38:25.900 and then he was

00:38:27.460 just shouted at

00:38:28.160 by Muslim prisoners

00:38:29.240 threatening him

00:38:30.480 spat upon

00:38:31.840 starved

00:38:33.160 I'm sorry

00:38:36.020 that's called

00:38:36.380 psychological torture

00:38:37.400 as well as

00:38:37.960 physical torture

00:38:38.580 that's what

00:38:39.480 starving a man is

00:38:40.820 you know

00:38:42.500 I know that

00:38:43.300 in the UK

00:38:43.780 they have

00:38:44.420 an organization

00:38:45.420 by Muslim terrorists

00:38:47.100 called cage prisoners

00:38:48.280 these are

00:38:49.660 terrorists who were

00:38:51.580 released from Guantanamo Bay

00:38:52.980 we have a Canadian

00:38:54.740 named Omar Cotter

00:38:56.140 who was detained

00:38:57.900 in Guantanamo Bay

00:38:58.680 and I know enough

00:38:59.240 about Guantanamo Bay

00:39:00.120 I've not been there

00:39:00.740 myself

00:39:01.060 but I've seen

00:39:02.220 the photos

00:39:03.480 and video

00:39:04.280 it's not a prison

00:39:05.460 people at Guantanamo Bay

00:39:07.880 have not been convicted

00:39:08.740 of crimes

00:39:09.280 they're just detained

00:39:10.840 like a prisoner of war camp

00:39:12.560 I mean

00:39:12.840 in the second world war

00:39:14.180 for example

00:39:14.600 we took tens of thousands

00:39:15.860 of prisoners of Germans

00:39:16.960 they were not

00:39:18.360 you know

00:39:19.040 we didn't have a prosecutor

00:39:19.960 and have a trial

00:39:20.980 you did

00:39:21.400 because most

00:39:22.320 if there was a war criminal

00:39:23.620 they were prosecuted

00:39:24.480 but just being in a

00:39:25.720 foreign country's army

00:39:26.820 it's not a crime

00:39:28.100 you're just detained

00:39:29.300 and kept off the field of battle

00:39:30.680 until the end of the war

00:39:31.460 Guantanamo Bay

00:39:33.420 is that

00:39:34.240 POW camp

00:39:35.760 like

00:39:36.400 detention center

00:39:37.900 for terrorists

00:39:38.900 so Omar Khadar

00:39:40.780 was sent to Guantanamo Bay

00:39:43.460 he was later

00:39:44.120 also charged

00:39:45.220 with murder

00:39:46.120 and convicted

00:39:46.860 but his time

00:39:48.040 at Guantanamo Bay

00:39:48.900 was pleasant

00:39:49.780 he put on

00:39:51.180 he put on

00:39:52.040 a lot of weight

00:39:52.520 the average Guantanamo Bay

00:39:53.740 detainee

00:39:55.060 puts on

00:39:55.640 what about

00:39:55.960 20 pounds of weight

00:39:56.820 they get about

00:39:58.780 a hundred dollars

00:39:59.860 a day

00:40:00.700 worth of

00:40:01.800 halal food

00:40:03.120 and it's gourmet food

00:40:04.240 and I'm not saying that

00:40:05.260 as an exaggeration

00:40:07.160 I've seen

00:40:07.760 some of the specialty

00:40:09.040 food requests

00:40:09.800 they have there

00:40:10.300 I mean a hundred bucks

00:40:11.480 a day worth of food

00:40:12.040 it's all halal

00:40:13.600 they have soccer fields

00:40:15.080 they have video games

00:40:16.260 they have

00:40:16.720 you know

00:40:17.840 Playstation

00:40:18.880 Nintendo

00:40:19.680 they have

00:40:20.340 satellite TV

00:40:21.820 they have movies

00:40:22.660 it really is like a hotel

00:40:24.740 they have the finest

00:40:25.520 medical care around

00:40:26.480 so

00:40:27.040 compare that to

00:40:28.260 Tommy Robinson's treatment

00:40:29.320 Tommy Robinson

00:40:30.940 was treated

00:40:31.420 far worse

00:40:32.420 than Muslim terrorists

00:40:34.600 and I mention

00:40:35.820 Omar Cotter

00:40:36.380 because he's a Canadian

00:40:37.100 case

00:40:37.400 I've written a book

00:40:37.980 about it

00:40:38.380 called

00:40:38.540 The Enemy Within

00:40:39.280 Terror Lies

00:40:40.500 and the Whitewashing

00:40:41.200 of Omar Cotter

00:40:41.720 so I know his case

00:40:42.480 fairly well

00:40:43.000 and again

00:40:44.700 he was in Guantanamo Bay

00:40:45.860 he murdered

00:40:46.580 a US Army medic

00:40:48.160 named Christopher Spear

00:40:49.140 I know this

00:40:49.700 because he

00:40:50.840 confessed it

00:40:51.860 he pled guilty

00:40:53.060 to it

00:40:53.600 he admitted it

00:40:54.360 he was convicted

00:40:55.160 and sentenced

00:40:55.760 but he was set out

00:40:58.160 early of course

00:40:58.940 and he came to Canada

00:41:00.240 and he sued

00:41:00.920 the Canadian government

00:41:02.480 huh

00:41:03.100 Guantanamo Bay

00:41:04.300 is run by Americans

00:41:05.100 why he sued

00:41:05.720 the Canadian government

00:41:06.260 because apparently

00:41:07.040 there were a couple nights

00:41:08.660 where his sleep

00:41:10.100 was interrupted

00:41:10.660 he was kept up late

00:41:11.640 interrogated

00:41:12.520 by the US

00:41:13.880 intelligence agencies

00:41:15.460 about his terrorist knowledge

00:41:17.120 that's what you do

00:41:18.040 with terrorists

00:41:18.620 you try and find out

00:41:19.820 what you can from them

00:41:20.560 to stop other terrorist attacks

00:41:22.220 so apparently

00:41:24.400 Canadian diplomats

00:41:25.340 were aware of this

00:41:26.620 and didn't intervene

00:41:28.180 or something

00:41:28.860 like he was obviously

00:41:29.520 not in Canadian custody

00:41:31.620 at Guantanamo Bay

00:41:32.340 but nonetheless

00:41:32.860 he sued the Canadian government

00:41:35.420 and the Canadian government

00:41:38.760 settled

00:41:39.320 with convicted

00:41:40.940 confessed

00:41:41.540 Al Qaeda terrorist

00:41:42.480 and murderer

00:41:43.020 Omar Khadar

00:41:43.860 for 10.5 million dollars

00:41:45.540 and a public apology

00:41:47.360 delivered to him

00:41:48.080 by Justin Trudeau

00:41:48.980 so compare these two men

00:41:50.720 Al Qaeda terrorist

00:41:52.340 convicted and confessed

00:41:53.460 murderer

00:41:54.660 of a US Army medic

00:41:56.100 Omar Khadar

00:41:56.760 who was sleep deprived

00:41:58.500 a few nights

00:41:59.020 hey any new moms

00:42:00.220 and dads out there

00:42:01.060 sleep deprived

00:42:01.700 for what like a month

00:42:02.480 in a row

00:42:02.840 so that's not torture

00:42:05.040 so you kept up

00:42:05.880 a couple nights

00:42:06.420 Tommy Robinson

00:42:07.460 not a terrorist

00:42:09.120 thrown in prison

00:42:10.220 for 13 months

00:42:11.180 thankfully

00:42:11.680 just bailed out

00:42:12.880 solitary confinement

00:42:14.920 starved

00:42:15.900 40 pounds lighter

00:42:16.740 psychological torture

00:42:18.340 kept in a cage

00:42:19.440 for

00:42:20.580 for

00:42:21.100 for

00:42:21.620 for what

00:42:22.680 two months

00:42:23.580 in a week

00:42:23.940 yeah

00:42:25.880 I think

00:42:26.420 Tommy Robinson

00:42:27.140 has

00:42:27.660 more justice

00:42:28.640 coming to him

00:42:29.140 than he's yet received

00:42:30.000 all right

00:42:30.620 I was not paying

00:42:31.400 attention to the

00:42:32.120 super chats

00:42:32.740 can I get

00:42:34.100 some

00:42:34.620 an email

00:42:35.400 if I've missed

00:42:36.160 any super chats

00:42:37.000 fellas

00:42:37.320 can you send me

00:42:38.040 send me those

00:42:40.180 I just want to make

00:42:41.640 sure I read them out

00:42:42.620 there is one more

00:42:48.680 video I want to play

00:42:49.620 and it's

00:42:50.600 you're gonna laugh

00:42:52.920 at me

00:42:53.320 but can

00:42:54.340 can I just check

00:42:55.120 have I missed

00:42:55.920 any super chats

00:42:56.620 no okay

00:42:57.900 I haven't missed

00:42:58.280 any super chats

00:42:58.860 sorry if I

00:42:59.540 if I did miss yours

00:43:01.140 I will come back

00:43:02.300 to it folks

00:43:02.880 try and bring it

00:43:04.200 to my attention

00:43:04.680 when I was over

00:43:07.700 in the UK

00:43:08.120 they're still talking

00:43:08.760 about the Brexit

00:43:09.320 right

00:43:10.380 just over two years

00:43:12.140 ago

00:43:12.460 a majority of Brits

00:43:14.020 voted to get out

00:43:14.940 of the European Union

00:43:15.940 for reasons of

00:43:17.500 sovereignty and patriotism

00:43:18.620 but also because

00:43:19.280 of open borders

00:43:20.080 and it was a

00:43:22.420 it was like a

00:43:23.880 a warning tremor

00:43:25.720 of what would hit

00:43:26.680 America

00:43:27.180 later that year

00:43:28.400 in Donald Trump's

00:43:29.160 presidency

00:43:29.660 for the last two years

00:43:32.540 the British establishment

00:43:34.200 has been trying

00:43:34.920 to push back

00:43:35.660 against Brexit

00:43:36.320 and invalidate it

00:43:37.760 even though it was

00:43:38.180 a democratic victory

00:43:39.120 and there's still

00:43:41.600 there's still going on

00:43:42.480 about it

00:43:42.980 they're still trying

00:43:43.520 to delegitimize it

00:43:44.580 just like there's

00:43:45.160 in America

00:43:45.980 they're trying to

00:43:46.460 delegitimize Trump

00:43:47.540 600 days into

00:43:49.400 his presidency

00:43:49.940 but

00:43:50.720 I came across

00:43:54.000 a clip

00:43:54.480 on the BBC

00:43:55.140 which is the worst

00:43:56.220 network

00:43:56.740 it's you know

00:43:57.820 it's a state

00:43:58.200 broadcaster

00:43:58.760 like Russia

00:43:59.440 today is

00:44:00.120 but it's not even

00:44:01.220 as good as Russia

00:44:01.920 today

00:44:02.320 I mean Russia

00:44:03.160 today you know

00:44:03.760 you're getting

00:44:04.100 Vladimir Putin's

00:44:04.880 view of the world

00:44:05.340 but at least

00:44:06.040 it's exciting

00:44:06.720 and fun

00:44:07.540 and well done

00:44:08.280 the BBC

00:44:10.600 is so dreary

00:44:11.720 like you know

00:44:12.300 you're getting

00:44:12.740 the elite's

00:44:15.180 point of view

00:44:15.600 it's so awful

00:44:16.740 so I'm watching BBC

00:44:18.180 and

00:44:19.340 they have a guy

00:44:21.760 on from

00:44:22.300 the British

00:44:24.420 Sandwich

00:44:25.900 Association

00:44:26.880 now first of all

00:44:28.920 if I was a Brit

00:44:30.040 I would immediately

00:44:31.300 join the British

00:44:32.120 Sandwich Association

00:44:33.160 because I love

00:44:34.360 sandwiches

00:44:34.880 and they have

00:44:36.580 such interesting

00:44:37.460 sandwiches over there

00:44:38.360 they have like

00:44:38.960 apple and cheese

00:44:40.660 sandwiches

00:44:41.220 you know

00:44:42.360 they have all

00:44:43.240 these things

00:44:43.720 I can't even

00:44:44.220 pronounce

00:44:44.880 they're like

00:44:45.900 chutney this

00:44:47.040 and you know

00:44:48.460 all that

00:44:49.260 and I don't know

00:44:49.980 you know

00:44:50.320 it's just

00:44:50.820 British sandwiches

00:44:52.120 so I would join

00:44:53.280 the British

00:44:53.700 Sandwich Association

00:44:54.380 and they would say

00:44:55.500 you have to be

00:44:56.140 a sandwich company

00:44:57.100 sir

00:44:57.400 so I would

00:44:58.060 obviously incorporate

00:44:59.020 because I really

00:45:00.280 would want to be

00:45:00.860 part of the

00:45:01.200 British Sandwich

00:45:01.700 Association

00:45:02.220 I'd love a

00:45:03.040 membership card

00:45:03.740 I'd like

00:45:04.340 you know

00:45:04.560 if I was single

00:45:05.240 I'd say

00:45:05.860 hey ladies

00:45:06.340 you're looking

00:45:07.280 at a VIP member

00:45:08.340 of the British

00:45:08.800 Sandwich Association

00:45:09.600 they'd look at me

00:45:10.500 and they'd say

00:45:10.900 yeah we could

00:45:11.900 tell buddy

00:45:12.460 anyways I'm joking

00:45:14.380 around

00:45:14.700 the fact that

00:45:15.320 there is something

00:45:15.820 called the British

00:45:16.320 Sandwich Association

00:45:17.060 makes me laugh

00:45:18.180 I actually googled it

00:45:19.240 because I didn't

00:45:20.520 believe it was real

00:45:21.260 but here's their

00:45:21.780 website

00:45:22.200 the British

00:45:23.120 Sandwich

00:45:23.800 and Food

00:45:25.020 to Go

00:45:25.500 Association

00:45:26.280 member directory

00:45:27.520 awards

00:45:28.580 I would definitely

00:45:29.540 win an award

00:45:30.220 for Sandwich

00:45:30.800 Eater of the Year

00:45:31.520 members only

00:45:33.000 that's the

00:45:33.660 secret stuff

00:45:34.760 sir I can't

00:45:35.360 tell you

00:45:35.780 a secret

00:45:36.520 sandwich

00:45:36.980 handshake

00:45:37.520 events

00:45:39.580 I would be

00:45:40.520 at all

00:45:41.280 the events

00:45:42.120 I would just

00:45:43.140 I would be

00:45:43.560 like one of

00:45:44.460 those Grateful

00:45:45.120 Dead groupies

00:45:45.840 just traveling

00:45:46.960 around following

00:45:47.760 the band

00:45:48.200 all around

00:45:48.760 the UK

00:45:49.200 hey man

00:45:49.960 British Sandwich

00:45:50.660 Association

00:45:51.020 whoo

00:45:51.660 let's hear

00:45:52.000 crust list

00:45:52.840 or crust

00:45:53.240 on

00:45:53.600 what kind

00:45:54.460 of

00:45:54.540 anyways

00:45:54.900 I didn't

00:45:56.220 believe there

00:45:56.640 was something

00:45:56.960 called

00:45:57.180 British Sandwich

00:45:57.800 Association

00:45:58.260 but I checked

00:45:58.780 them out

00:45:59.060 and it's

00:45:59.360 real

00:45:59.580 because I

00:46:01.320 didn't believe

00:46:01.820 it

00:46:02.100 because I

00:46:03.060 saw this

00:46:03.560 guy

00:46:03.820 the boss

00:46:04.420 of the

00:46:04.700 British

00:46:04.880 Sandwich

00:46:05.160 Association

00:46:05.720 saying

00:46:08.540 if Brexit

00:46:10.600 is allowed

00:46:11.020 to happen

00:46:11.560 there will be

00:46:14.140 no more good

00:46:14.780 sandwiches in the UK

00:46:15.820 you're probably

00:46:18.300 thinking

00:46:18.580 what are you

00:46:18.900 talking about

00:46:19.400 that sounds

00:46:19.940 fake

00:46:20.260 well yeah

00:46:20.880 the British

00:46:21.200 Sandwich

00:46:21.480 Association

00:46:21.940 sounds fake

00:46:22.420 too

00:46:22.640 watch the

00:46:24.040 head

00:46:24.360 of the

00:46:24.980 British

00:46:25.320 Sandwich

00:46:26.160 Association

00:46:26.780 say

00:46:27.480 people

00:46:28.880 we cannot

00:46:31.080 leave the

00:46:32.020 European Union

00:46:32.880 we cannot

00:46:33.280 close our

00:46:33.780 borders

00:46:34.040 we cannot

00:46:34.440 take back

00:46:34.940 our

00:46:35.100 sovereignty

00:46:35.480 we cannot

00:46:36.080 keep our

00:46:36.700 tax money

00:46:37.100 because

00:46:37.660 sandwiches

00:46:41.420 won't be

00:46:41.960 good anymore

00:46:42.520 take a look

00:46:43.260 what does

00:46:44.140 no deal

00:46:44.800 mean for

00:46:45.420 you

00:46:45.640 for the

00:46:45.940 sandwich

00:46:46.220 industry

00:46:46.700 I don't

00:46:48.180 think it

00:46:48.520 means

00:46:48.880 absolutely

00:46:49.480 no

00:46:49.800 sandwiches

00:46:50.280 because

00:46:50.520 our

00:46:50.720 industry

00:46:51.000 is

00:46:51.200 very

00:46:51.380 creative

00:46:51.880 and

00:46:52.400 clever

00:46:52.980 at

00:46:53.140 coming

00:46:53.340 up

00:46:53.520 with

00:46:53.620 new

00:46:53.820 recipes

00:46:54.200 but

00:46:54.440 certainly

00:46:54.920 there

00:46:55.660 would

00:46:55.800 be

00:46:55.940 serious

00:46:56.260 problems

00:46:56.720 in terms

00:46:57.200 of

00:46:57.320 some

00:46:57.480 of

00:46:57.580 the

00:46:57.640 fresh

00:46:57.880 ingredients

00:46:58.320 we

00:46:58.640 bring

00:46:59.300 in

00:46:59.520 from

00:46:59.700 the

00:46:59.920 European

00:47:00.580 Union

00:47:01.100 and

00:47:01.920 also

00:47:02.200 from

00:47:02.620 overseas

00:47:03.000 particularly

00:47:03.640 if we

00:47:03.920 have

00:47:04.060 problems

00:47:04.400 in

00:47:04.560 ports

00:47:05.020 and

00:47:05.460 we

00:47:06.000 can't

00:47:06.300 get

00:47:06.440 ingredients

00:47:06.920 through

00:47:07.320 because

00:47:08.320 they're

00:47:08.520 all fresh

00:47:09.140 and

00:47:09.640 don't

00:47:10.340 have a

00:47:10.580 very

00:47:10.740 long

00:47:10.940 shelf

00:47:11.220 life

00:47:11.460 and

00:47:11.600 we

00:47:11.720 got

00:47:11.860 no

00:47:12.040 chance

00:47:12.380 to

00:47:12.540 stop

00:47:12.780 piling

00:47:13.080 fresh

00:47:13.400 ingredients

00:47:13.840 so

00:47:14.220 I

00:47:14.900 think

00:47:15.080 the

00:47:15.320 answer

00:47:16.520 from

00:47:16.760 the

00:47:16.920 sandwich

00:47:17.160 industry

00:47:17.540 is

00:47:17.680 going

00:47:17.800 to

00:47:17.840 be

00:47:17.920 that

00:47:18.060 it's

00:47:18.240 going

00:47:18.380 to

00:47:18.500 limit

00:47:19.000 the

00:47:19.240 amount

00:47:19.500 of

00:47:19.620 choice

00:47:19.880 that

00:47:20.080 consumers

00:47:20.520 have

00:47:20.820 if

00:47:21.020 we

00:47:21.520 suddenly

00:47:21.780 crash

00:47:22.180 out

00:47:22.420 of

00:47:23.080 Brexit

00:47:23.440 in the

00:47:23.860 way

00:47:24.000 that's

00:47:24.200 being

00:47:24.340 talked

00:47:24.600 about

00:47:24.820 You

00:47:25.780 know

00:47:25.940 if I

00:47:26.220 were

00:47:26.340 a

00:47:26.420 member

00:47:26.620 of

00:47:26.740 the

00:47:26.820 British

00:47:27.060 Sandwich

00:47:27.400 Association

00:47:27.880 I

00:47:28.360 would

00:47:28.540 launch

00:47:28.840 a

00:47:29.060 coup

00:47:29.400 against

00:47:30.920 Jim

00:47:31.740 Winship

00:47:32.240 first

00:47:32.960 of all

00:47:33.160 doesn't

00:47:33.440 he

00:47:33.580 look

00:47:33.880 like

00:47:34.100 the

00:47:34.280 perfect

00:47:34.780 boss

00:47:36.020 of

00:47:36.900 the

00:47:37.040 Sandwich

00:47:37.320 Association

00:47:37.820 but

00:47:38.060 did

00:47:38.420 you

00:47:38.560 hear

00:47:38.780 what he

00:47:38.960 said

00:47:39.180 he

00:47:39.260 said

00:47:39.400 I'm

00:47:39.540 not

00:47:39.720 going

00:47:39.860 to

00:47:39.980 say

00:47:40.420 there

00:47:41.700 won't

00:47:41.940 be

00:47:42.260 absolutely

00:47:43.880 no

00:47:44.440 sandwiches

00:47:45.060 because

00:47:46.920 that

00:47:47.300 might

00:47:47.640 sound

00:47:48.060 a

00:47:48.240 little

00:47:48.400 made

00:47:48.760 up

00:47:49.120 but

00:47:50.460 there

00:47:51.420 will

00:47:51.540 be

00:47:51.760 and

00:47:51.940 I'm

00:47:52.080 quoting

00:47:52.340 him

00:47:52.660 serious

00:47:54.020 problems

00:47:54.820 for

00:47:55.680 sandwich

00:47:56.140 lovers

00:47:56.540 if

00:47:58.140 Brexit

00:47:58.840 goes

00:47:59.100 through

00:47:59.280 because

00:47:59.700 I

00:47:59.920 understand

00:48:00.560 that

00:48:01.660 there

00:48:01.820 were

00:48:01.960 no

00:48:02.180 sandwiches

00:48:02.660 in

00:48:03.200 the

00:48:03.320 United

00:48:03.580 Kingdom

00:48:03.860 especially

00:48:04.480 there

00:48:05.440 were

00:48:05.580 no

00:48:05.780 good

00:48:06.180 sandwiches

00:48:06.780 until

00:48:08.100 the

00:48:08.380 European

00:48:08.660 Union

00:48:09.060 came

00:48:09.320 along

00:48:09.560 you

00:48:10.180 know

00:48:10.360 sandwiches

00:48:11.160 are

00:48:11.380 named

00:48:11.580 after

00:48:11.840 the

00:48:12.040 Earl

00:48:12.240 of

00:48:12.400 Sandwich

00:48:12.940 right

00:48:13.600 a

00:48:14.720 Brit

00:48:15.040 but

00:48:16.020 why

00:48:17.740 am I

00:48:18.060 showing

00:48:18.400 you

00:48:18.700 this

00:48:19.300 silly

00:48:19.680 sandwich

00:48:20.240 clip

00:48:20.720 about

00:48:21.400 the

00:48:21.600 silly

00:48:21.800 sandwich

00:48:22.160 association

00:48:22.740 saying

00:48:23.020 I

00:48:23.160 won't

00:48:23.420 say

00:48:23.840 there

00:48:24.380 will

00:48:24.480 be

00:48:24.620 absolutely

00:48:25.060 no

00:48:25.600 sandwiches

00:48:26.280 because

00:48:27.780 we're

00:48:28.000 very

00:48:28.340 creative

00:48:28.900 but

00:48:29.980 we're

00:48:30.160 going

00:48:30.280 to

00:48:30.360 have

00:48:30.500 some

00:48:30.680 serious

00:48:31.180 sandwich

00:48:31.680 problems

00:48:32.220 maybe

00:48:32.580 even

00:48:33.200 a

00:48:34.700 sandwich

00:48:35.040 crisis

00:48:35.700 he didn't

00:48:36.860 say that

00:48:37.180 last part

00:48:37.540 I made

00:48:37.820 that up

00:48:38.120 but you

00:48:38.480 couldn't

00:48:39.100 tell

00:48:39.320 why am I

00:48:40.440 playing that

00:48:41.040 for you

00:48:41.380 why am I

00:48:42.020 laughing so

00:48:43.540 hard at the

00:48:44.260 British Sandwich

00:48:44.840 Association

00:48:45.320 because

00:48:48.240 imagine

00:48:48.920 a culture

00:48:51.220 a country

00:48:52.440 a media

00:48:53.160 dialogue

00:48:53.800 a narrative

00:48:54.440 a political

00:48:54.980 class

00:48:55.440 an establishment

00:48:56.720 where you

00:48:58.560 seriously

00:48:59.060 have the

00:48:59.480 British

00:48:59.700 Sandwich

00:49:00.040 Association

00:49:00.540 guy

00:49:00.960 on your

00:49:01.480 state

00:49:01.760 broadcaster

00:49:02.460 to whip

00:49:03.460 up

00:49:03.760 sandwich

00:49:05.000 phobia

00:49:05.480 sandwich

00:49:06.000 mania

00:49:06.580 sandwich

00:49:07.560 dislocation

00:49:09.380 syndrome

00:49:10.360 and

00:49:11.780 I think

00:49:13.080 most sane

00:49:13.580 people would

00:49:14.060 say

00:49:14.380 you're

00:49:15.940 crazy

00:49:16.620 but I

00:49:18.040 think

00:49:18.560 enough

00:49:19.940 people

00:49:20.740 would say

00:49:21.980 oh my

00:49:22.440 god

00:49:23.000 the state

00:49:25.120 broadcaster

00:49:25.920 they wouldn't

00:49:26.880 lie to me

00:49:27.520 interviewed

00:49:28.860 the British

00:49:29.500 Sandwich

00:49:30.040 Association

00:49:30.780 they would

00:49:31.740 never lie

00:49:32.560 to me

00:49:32.860 especially

00:49:33.360 about

00:49:33.740 sandwiches

00:49:34.640 and if

00:49:36.020 we are

00:49:36.380 allowed

00:49:36.900 to leave

00:49:38.100 the European

00:49:38.600 Union

00:49:39.140 we will

00:49:40.580 have

00:49:40.980 quote

00:49:42.100 a serious

00:49:43.540 problem

00:49:44.140 with

00:49:44.420 sandwiches

00:49:45.020 what kind

00:49:47.700 of culture

00:49:48.060 is that

00:49:48.540 that's a

00:49:49.380 culture

00:49:49.660 of passivity

00:49:50.420 of bureaucrats

00:49:52.260 of rules

00:49:53.560 and people

00:49:53.940 saying

00:49:54.160 oh well

00:49:54.620 the experts

00:49:56.320 said

00:49:56.740 that's how

00:49:57.400 it is

00:49:57.860 so that's

00:49:59.060 how it

00:49:59.340 is

00:49:59.680 the BBC

00:50:00.560 said

00:50:01.000 that's how

00:50:01.540 it is

00:50:02.000 we just

00:50:02.880 got to

00:50:03.140 live with

00:50:03.460 it

00:50:03.680 that's how

00:50:04.720 it is

00:50:05.240 and that

00:50:07.040 is what

00:50:07.480 I hate

00:50:08.420 most

00:50:09.840 about the

00:50:11.020 United Kingdom

00:50:11.580 in 2018

00:50:12.700 could you

00:50:13.240 imagine

00:50:13.620 if

00:50:15.100 Jim Winship

00:50:16.940 the

00:50:18.640 big cheese

00:50:20.020 of the

00:50:21.360 British

00:50:21.560 Sandwich

00:50:21.840 Association

00:50:22.460 we're

00:50:24.040 leading

00:50:24.320 something

00:50:24.920 more

00:50:26.160 important

00:50:26.520 than the

00:50:26.780 Sandwich

00:50:27.020 Association

00:50:27.480 imagine

00:50:28.100 if his

00:50:28.460 tremendous

00:50:28.820 executive

00:50:29.400 and leadership

00:50:29.840 skills

00:50:30.280 and his

00:50:30.680 raw

00:50:31.380 charisma

00:50:31.780 not to

00:50:32.160 mention

00:50:32.340 his sexy

00:50:32.860 beard

00:50:33.220 were deployed

00:50:34.340 let's say

00:50:34.940 to defending

00:50:35.840 the United

00:50:36.320 Kingdom

00:50:36.700 against the

00:50:37.580 Nazi

00:50:37.900 menace

00:50:38.320 in 1940

00:50:39.040 well we

00:50:41.180 can't fight

00:50:41.940 I mean

00:50:42.500 Herr

00:50:43.080 Chancellor

00:50:44.000 Chancellor

00:50:45.160 Hitler

00:50:45.660 Herr Hitler

00:50:46.280 has offered

00:50:47.660 us these

00:50:48.040 terms

00:50:48.440 and you

00:50:48.820 know

00:50:48.940 if we

00:50:49.240 don't

00:50:49.500 accept

00:50:49.820 them

00:50:49.980 we're

00:50:50.140 going to

00:50:50.300 have

00:50:50.440 some

00:50:50.700 serious

00:50:51.500 sandwich

00:50:51.860 problems

00:50:52.460 I mean

00:50:53.400 the

00:50:53.820 passivity

00:50:54.440 and the

00:50:55.140 surrenderism

00:50:56.160 and the

00:50:56.860 that's just

00:50:57.220 how it is

00:50:57.640 folks

00:50:57.880 what are you

00:50:58.100 going to

00:50:58.300 do

00:50:58.520 the United

00:51:00.560 Kingdom

00:51:00.960 of 2018

00:51:03.340 is not the

00:51:03.920 United Kingdom

00:51:04.440 that it once

00:51:04.940 was

00:51:05.340 the spirit

00:51:06.960 of free

00:51:07.460 men and

00:51:07.780 women

00:51:08.020 does not

00:51:09.160 burn as

00:51:09.900 brightly

00:51:10.240 today

00:51:10.640 as it

00:51:10.980 once

00:51:11.220 did

00:51:11.580 there's a

00:51:13.420 state

00:51:13.620 broadcaster

00:51:14.380 that dominates

00:51:15.180 the narrative

00:51:15.760 if you speak

00:51:17.140 out of it

00:51:17.580 like Tommy

00:51:18.060 does

00:51:18.400 you're

00:51:18.760 punished

00:51:19.080 thrown in

00:51:19.580 jail

00:51:19.840 what was

00:51:20.900 so incredible

00:51:21.400 to me

00:51:21.760 besides the

00:51:22.360 sandwich

00:51:22.660 association

00:51:23.280 clown show

00:51:24.100 is that

00:51:25.100 not a

00:51:25.600 single

00:51:26.100 broadcaster

00:51:27.220 not a

00:51:28.160 single

00:51:28.360 presenter

00:51:28.700 with the

00:51:29.000 BBC

00:51:29.360 were glad

00:51:31.100 that Tommy

00:51:31.660 was freed

00:51:32.380 were appalled

00:51:33.100 by his

00:51:33.620 treatment

00:51:34.100 questioned

00:51:35.480 putting a

00:51:36.120 journalist

00:51:36.420 in jail

00:51:36.940 for 13

00:51:37.500 months

00:51:37.880 not a single

00:51:39.800 one

00:51:40.140 all of them

00:51:41.040 condemned

00:51:41.540 Tommy

00:51:41.980 Amnesty

00:51:42.780 International

00:51:43.240 silent

00:51:43.780 reporters

00:51:45.220 without borders

00:51:45.900 silent

00:51:46.460 what kind

00:51:49.480 of a

00:51:49.660 culture

00:51:49.980 is that

00:51:50.440 a culture

00:51:51.040 of passivity

00:51:51.780 a culture

00:51:53.680 of sheep

00:51:54.320 and lambs

00:51:55.240 that's not

00:51:58.320 healthy

00:51:58.740 some people

00:52:00.440 have remarked

00:52:01.040 why did it

00:52:01.480 take Canadians

00:52:02.600 to come

00:52:03.140 and try and

00:52:03.640 fight

00:52:03.940 for freedom

00:52:05.520 with Tommy

00:52:05.880 there were

00:52:06.220 some Brits

00:52:06.600 obviously

00:52:06.960 there were

00:52:07.460 but where

00:52:08.500 where's the

00:52:09.200 official people

00:52:09.920 I mean

00:52:10.180 I'm just

00:52:10.520 I'm just

00:52:10.840 me

00:52:11.100 but where's

00:52:12.140 the official

00:52:12.520 people

00:52:12.820 not one

00:52:13.360 elected MP

00:52:14.040 stood with

00:52:14.560 Tommy

00:52:14.740 Gerard Batten

00:52:15.600 a member

00:52:16.680 of the

00:52:16.900 European

00:52:17.260 Parliament

00:52:17.660 the leader

00:52:18.020 of UKIP

00:52:18.420 spoke for him

00:52:19.040 Lord Pearson

00:52:20.060 of the

00:52:21.040 House of Lords

00:52:21.540 spoke for him

00:52:22.220 not one MP

00:52:25.040 not one

00:52:26.960 mainstream

00:52:27.380 journalist

00:52:27.960 not one

00:52:29.860 NGO

00:52:30.320 why

00:52:31.920 what's

00:52:33.700 happened

00:52:34.040 they're all

00:52:34.700 British

00:52:36.100 Sandwich

00:52:36.560 Association

00:52:37.340 bosses

00:52:37.820 aren't they

00:52:38.360 oh if we

00:52:39.800 if we speak

00:52:40.780 up for free

00:52:41.300 speech for

00:52:41.720 Tommy Robinson

00:52:42.360 we will have

00:52:43.100 no sandwiches

00:52:45.480 you know

00:52:47.320 I'd like to

00:52:47.860 stand up

00:52:48.240 for freedom

00:52:48.640 in a speech

00:52:49.080 but you see

00:52:49.800 we're going

00:52:50.120 to have

00:52:50.320 serious

00:52:50.700 sandwich

00:52:51.040 problems

00:52:51.500 if we do

00:52:52.720 that

00:52:52.920 and we

00:52:53.160 don't want

00:52:53.560 sandwich

00:52:53.920 problems

00:52:54.400 I'm a little

00:52:56.600 embarrassed

00:52:57.120 for the

00:52:57.960 United Kingdom

00:52:58.520 that's the

00:52:59.060 mother country

00:52:59.700 we're here

00:53:00.100 in Canada

00:53:00.640 a daughter

00:53:01.760 of the

00:53:02.160 Commonwealth

00:53:02.720 I'm embarrassed

00:53:04.960 I'm embarrassed

00:53:06.400 there are

00:53:07.740 good people

00:53:08.280 there

00:53:08.440 you know

00:53:08.720 I really

00:53:09.240 enjoyed

00:53:09.940 meeting

00:53:10.820 grassroots

00:53:11.680 Tommy Robinson

00:53:12.520 supporters

00:53:13.060 at the

00:53:13.560 court

00:53:13.840 I felt

00:53:14.540 at home

00:53:15.480 with those

00:53:16.720 folks

00:53:17.200 and there's

00:53:18.140 some characters

00:53:18.820 although there's

00:53:19.220 people from

00:53:19.620 different walks

00:53:20.160 of life

00:53:20.540 I felt

00:53:21.500 at home

00:53:21.820 with those

00:53:22.240 folks

00:53:22.680 but these

00:53:24.120 BBC

00:53:24.480 presenters

00:53:24.980 who were

00:53:25.340 saying

00:53:25.540 no no no

00:53:25.980 no no

00:53:26.260 no no

00:53:26.700 no no

00:53:27.160 no

00:53:27.280 there are

00:53:28.020 no

00:53:28.240 Muslim

00:53:28.580 rape

00:53:28.820 gangs

00:53:29.020 in the

00:53:29.280 UK

00:53:29.520 that's

00:53:30.460 racist

00:53:31.000 to say

00:53:31.560 that

00:53:31.880 I have

00:53:33.700 been

00:53:33.880 missing

00:53:34.280 super

00:53:34.700 chats

00:53:35.060 can you

00:53:35.560 send

00:53:36.000 me

00:53:36.300 the ones

00:53:37.340 I missed

00:53:37.720 by email

00:53:38.220 and I'll

00:53:38.480 read them

00:53:38.940 you're

00:53:49.640 exactly

00:53:49.980 right

00:53:50.380 my friends

00:53:53.120 have emailed

00:53:53.540 me a list

00:53:54.080 of the

00:53:54.320 super

00:53:54.540 chats

00:53:54.840 that I've

00:53:55.120 missed

00:53:55.320 I'm going

00:53:55.600 to read

00:53:55.860 those

00:53:56.080 right

00:53:56.320 now

00:53:57.780 Ezra's

00:53:59.760 first

00:53:59.940 irregulars

00:54:00.480 after chat

00:54:01.480 opened

00:54:01.740 all

00:54:01.960 celebrations

00:54:02.480 and reflections

00:54:03.100 thanks to

00:54:03.640 all who

00:54:03.900 helped

00:54:04.100 free

00:54:04.300 Tommy

00:54:04.580 and thanks

00:54:05.040 to you

00:54:05.320 Ezra

00:54:05.520 for making

00:54:05.860 it happen

00:54:06.220 well thank

00:54:07.100 you very

00:54:07.360 much for

00:54:07.700 saying that

00:54:08.380 did I

00:54:10.860 read

00:54:11.600 David Crump

00:54:12.460 thanks for

00:54:13.520 your effort

00:54:14.060 regarding

00:54:15.180 Tommy

00:54:15.540 Tommy is so

00:54:16.160 important to

00:54:16.540 the future

00:54:16.840 of Britain

00:54:17.120 in the West

00:54:17.540 and you've

00:54:17.900 done a great

00:54:18.240 service

00:54:18.580 please keep

00:54:19.340 up the great

00:54:19.660 work and

00:54:19.980 ignore the

00:54:20.340 idiotic

00:54:20.800 naysayers

00:54:21.280 thanks again

00:54:21.740 well thanks

00:54:22.140 very much

00:54:22.540 Edward G

00:54:23.440 five pounds

00:54:24.080 you've been a

00:54:24.460 rock to

00:54:24.760 Tommy and

00:54:25.060 supporter

00:54:25.340 thank you

00:54:25.740 Ezra

00:54:25.980 no problem

00:54:26.740 I read

00:54:28.000 Justin

00:54:28.340 Archers

00:54:28.700 I think

00:54:30.480 let me go

00:54:31.500 back to

00:54:31.880 the super

00:54:32.180 chat

00:54:32.420 it's

00:54:32.940 1254

00:54:33.620 so I'm

00:54:34.160 not going

00:54:34.440 to play

00:54:34.740 any more

00:54:35.300 clips

00:54:35.980 because we

00:54:36.360 don't have

00:54:36.640 time

00:54:36.900 because we're

00:54:37.260 done at

00:54:37.580 the top

00:54:37.900 of the

00:54:38.100 hour

00:54:38.360 oh and I

00:54:40.960 have one

00:54:41.380 more here

00:54:42.320 primpal

00:54:43.320 08

00:54:43.960 five bucks

00:54:44.980 Hawaii was

00:54:45.860 originally called

00:54:46.460 the sandwich

00:54:47.000 islands

00:54:47.380 it just

00:54:47.940 needed to

00:54:48.440 be said

00:54:49.020 I didn't

00:54:49.740 know that

00:54:50.100 I thought

00:54:50.500 the sandwich

00:54:50.940 islands

00:54:51.340 were another

00:54:51.880 thing

00:54:52.340 I obviously

00:54:53.500 am not

00:54:54.720 as much

00:54:55.580 of a sandwich

00:54:56.260 expert

00:54:56.780 as my

00:54:57.960 shapeliness

00:54:59.340 would suggest

00:55:00.460 but I'm

00:55:01.100 willing to

00:55:01.600 learn

00:55:02.000 but sadly

00:55:03.500 I can't

00:55:04.160 trust the

00:55:04.700 damn word

00:55:05.220 the British

00:55:05.660 Sandwich

00:55:06.060 Association

00:55:06.640 has to

00:55:07.160 say

00:55:07.440 anymore

00:55:07.960 imagine

00:55:10.000 imagine

00:55:10.580 that

00:55:11.700 Savvy Dude

00:55:13.440 chipped in

00:55:13.820 five bucks

00:55:14.260 thanks very

00:55:14.700 much

00:55:14.900 if you have

00:55:15.340 any comment

00:55:15.900 you want

00:55:16.200 to add

00:55:16.440 to that

00:55:16.740 feel free

00:55:17.120 okay I'm

00:55:17.600 just going

00:55:17.840 to read

00:55:18.080 random

00:55:18.600 comments

00:55:19.000 now

00:55:19.240 if there's

00:55:20.140 any more

00:55:20.400 super chats

00:55:20.880 I'll read

00:55:21.280 those right

00:55:21.640 away

00:55:21.820 I'm sorry

00:55:22.280 if I

00:55:22.540 missed

00:55:22.700 the super

00:55:22.980 chat

00:55:23.180 I've

00:55:23.320 done my

00:55:23.780 best

00:55:24.020 to keep

00:55:24.840 an eye

00:55:25.240 Australia's

00:55:30.200 ABC

00:55:30.460 this is from

00:55:30.980 Colleen Walker

00:55:31.600 Australia's

00:55:32.460 ABC

00:55:33.100 would deny

00:55:34.260 deny

00:55:34.560 deny

00:55:34.920 too

00:55:35.200 as they

00:55:35.640 do

00:55:35.840 hear

00:55:36.120 about

00:55:36.320 things

00:55:36.580 too

00:55:36.840 plus

00:55:37.320 create

00:55:37.620 fake

00:55:37.920 news

00:55:38.140 oh the

00:55:38.920 fake

00:55:39.340 news

00:55:39.640 in the

00:55:39.920 UK

00:55:40.220 you know

00:55:41.520 they make

00:55:42.060 the American

00:55:42.720 media

00:55:43.200 look

00:55:43.860 like quality

00:55:44.960 broadcast

00:55:45.400 they make

00:55:45.780 CNN

00:55:46.100 look fair

00:55:46.760 unbelievable

00:55:47.980 and the BBC

00:55:49.280 I'm sure

00:55:50.060 of it

00:55:50.440 that they

00:55:51.280 are as

00:55:51.720 dominant

00:55:52.220 in the UK

00:55:54.060 or more

00:55:54.560 as Canada

00:55:55.460 is here

00:55:56.140 and as the

00:55:56.480 Australian

00:55:56.880 Broadcasting

00:55:57.560 Corporation

00:55:58.020 is down

00:55:58.940 under

00:55:59.220 cool to be

00:56:02.820 don't believe

00:56:03.420 doomsayers

00:56:04.000 Britain

00:56:04.300 yeah exactly

00:56:05.160 the British

00:56:05.580 economy

00:56:05.940 is doing

00:56:06.320 better

00:56:06.800 since they

00:56:07.760 voted for

00:56:08.140 Brexit

00:56:08.420 not worse

00:56:09.100 and you know

00:56:10.100 London's a real

00:56:11.100 financial center

00:56:11.880 like London

00:56:13.640 New York

00:56:14.000 Hong Kong

00:56:14.580 now Frankfurt

00:56:15.820 is too

00:56:16.400 I've been to

00:56:16.840 Frankfurt

00:56:17.980 and I read

00:56:19.060 some of the

00:56:19.520 Project Fear

00:56:20.700 Remain campaign

00:56:22.500 say oh

00:56:22.940 all these banks

00:56:24.940 and bankers

00:56:25.700 which are a source

00:56:26.420 of so much wealth

00:56:27.240 in the UK

00:56:27.760 they're going to

00:56:28.660 leave London

00:56:29.360 and go to

00:56:30.440 Frankfurt

00:56:30.920 I've been to

00:56:32.800 Frankfurt

00:56:33.240 nice people

00:56:35.600 nice city

00:56:37.280 I have a tough

00:56:39.120 time imagining

00:56:40.020 that these

00:56:41.740 you know

00:56:43.360 titans

00:56:43.980 these masters

00:56:44.800 of the universe

00:56:45.360 making a million

00:56:46.040 quid a year

00:56:46.860 are going to

00:56:48.060 leave the city

00:56:49.040 of London

00:56:50.500 with its

00:56:51.100 theaters

00:56:51.860 and restaurants

00:56:52.980 and culture

00:56:55.280 and life

00:56:57.720 and go to

00:56:59.440 Frankfurt

00:56:59.900 how many

00:57:01.780 bankers

00:57:02.720 living the

00:57:04.140 Vita Loca

00:57:04.700 in London

00:57:05.960 would say

00:57:06.340 yeah

00:57:06.760 I'm going to

00:57:07.980 love to move

00:57:09.160 my whole life

00:57:10.060 and family

00:57:10.900 to Frankfurt

00:57:12.200 I've got nothing

00:57:13.200 against Frankfurt

00:57:13.940 I'm just saying

00:57:14.680 anyone who thought

00:57:15.840 that all of these

00:57:17.120 stockbrokers

00:57:17.820 and bankers

00:57:18.520 and wheeler dealers

00:57:19.500 wouldn't move

00:57:20.620 to Frankfurt

00:57:21.460 because of Brexit

00:57:22.240 you've got to go

00:57:23.320 to Frankfurt

00:57:23.740 to know what I'm

00:57:24.400 talking about

00:57:24.900 good people

00:57:25.540 got nothing

00:57:27.080 against Frankfurters

00:57:27.980 again as you can

00:57:28.620 see

00:57:28.920 Frankfurters

00:57:30.240 hamburgers

00:57:31.080 bologna

00:57:32.120 bologna

00:57:32.680 bologna

00:57:33.280 I'm a bit

00:57:34.500 of an expert

00:57:35.020 okay let's read

00:57:35.880 some more here

00:57:36.600 um

00:57:38.440 Shel Lee

00:57:40.060 you can't keep

00:57:40.800 Brits down

00:57:41.400 well they're

00:57:42.520 trying

00:57:43.000 aren't they

00:57:44.160 they're trying

00:57:45.560 um

00:57:48.520 Ben O

00:57:49.380 hey Ezra

00:57:50.060 why are you

00:57:50.620 a Zionist

00:57:51.400 because

00:57:52.740 I believe

00:57:53.760 that

00:57:54.100 the Bible

00:57:55.860 which refers

00:57:57.280 to Mount Zion

00:57:58.140 as the

00:57:59.060 place of the Jews

00:58:01.000 I believe

00:58:01.440 that's not only

00:58:02.020 theologically accurate

00:58:02.960 but I believe

00:58:04.040 that it's historically

00:58:04.940 geographically

00:58:05.860 and politically accurate

00:58:06.820 I think that

00:58:07.760 Zion is the place

00:58:08.800 of the Jews

00:58:09.240 um

00:58:10.660 Chris T

00:58:14.960 the world is going

00:58:15.700 to end

00:58:16.100 Britain won't

00:58:16.720 have no sandwich

00:58:17.780 yeah

00:58:18.240 um

00:58:19.780 my name is love

00:58:22.760 Ezra

00:58:23.140 stop making racist

00:58:24.080 videos against

00:58:24.720 the first nation

00:58:25.360 people

00:58:25.700 I don't make

00:58:26.480 racist videos

00:58:27.200 against first nations

00:58:28.000 people

00:58:28.380 in fact I regard

00:58:29.420 myself as a

00:58:30.180 first nations

00:58:30.820 ally

00:58:31.500 um

00:58:32.420 I simply don't

00:58:33.100 believe in the

00:58:33.580 racist Indian act

00:58:34.600 which in my

00:58:35.840 view treats

00:58:36.360 aboriginal people

00:58:37.060 as second class

00:58:37.700 citizens

00:58:38.140 in fact it's sort

00:58:39.360 of been an editorial

00:58:39.940 policy of mine

00:58:40.780 that whenever I

00:58:41.380 do a story

00:58:42.240 criticizing

00:58:42.900 what I call

00:58:43.860 official Indians

00:58:44.720 or the Indian

00:58:45.700 industry

00:58:46.140 that I always like

00:58:47.240 to balance it

00:58:47.780 with a hopeful

00:58:48.400 positive piece

00:58:49.740 on an aboriginal

00:58:50.640 person doing

00:58:51.240 something entrepreneurial

00:58:52.020 or positive

00:58:53.220 because I think

00:58:54.180 there's too much

00:58:54.800 media coverage

00:58:55.520 of aboriginal

00:58:56.320 people in Canada

00:58:57.160 that is

00:58:57.900 pathetic or negative

00:58:59.580 or just bad news

00:59:01.700 um

00:59:03.380 periphery Pete

00:59:06.260 Ezra

00:59:06.580 do you have a

00:59:07.180 nice single

00:59:07.900 brother

00:59:08.280 nope

00:59:09.180 nope

00:59:09.540 both my

00:59:09.960 brothers are

00:59:10.380 married

00:59:10.600 but that's

00:59:11.040 very friendly

00:59:11.500 of you to say

00:59:12.140 um

00:59:13.460 okay I got time

00:59:16.120 for one more

00:59:17.460 Kendra Oppenheim

00:59:18.380 Ezra's working

00:59:19.020 for us

00:59:19.580 not against us

00:59:21.000 well I don't know

00:59:21.760 who the us there

00:59:22.540 is

00:59:22.760 my goal is to

00:59:23.720 express myself

00:59:24.680 honestly

00:59:25.680 and to tell you

00:59:27.300 my views in the

00:59:27.860 world

00:59:28.060 and we have

00:59:28.660 rebel supporters

00:59:29.360 some of whom

00:59:29.940 agree with

00:59:30.860 a lot of what I

00:59:31.820 have to say

00:59:32.240 some of whom

00:59:33.040 don't agree with

00:59:33.700 what a lot of

00:59:34.180 what I have to say

00:59:34.980 but they just like

00:59:35.560 the fact that

00:59:36.300 we're pretty free

00:59:37.280 in our debates

00:59:38.360 because we're not

00:59:39.020 controlled by a

00:59:39.740 government

00:59:40.000 and we don't

00:59:41.380 have corporate

00:59:41.920 masters

00:59:42.340 it means we're

00:59:42.920 poor all the

00:59:43.560 time

00:59:43.900 but I think

00:59:45.220 people like

00:59:45.740 the debate

00:59:46.300 and we've had

00:59:47.780 some interesting

00:59:48.320 characters pass

00:59:49.160 through our doors

00:59:49.800 since we were

00:59:50.780 founded three

00:59:51.320 years ago

00:59:51.800 I mean some

00:59:52.280 people are no

00:59:52.720 longer with us

00:59:53.900 Tommy's independent

00:59:54.680 we're still in

00:59:55.200 touch with him

00:59:55.740 some of our

00:59:57.280 other alumni

00:59:57.860 Gavin McInnes

00:59:58.640 I remain friends

00:59:59.540 with him

00:59:59.760 I talk with him

01:00:00.340 by email text

01:00:02.100 or phone

01:00:02.560 several times a

01:00:03.880 week

01:00:04.060 others are

01:00:05.560 somewhat more

01:00:06.400 estranged

01:00:07.040 but we have

01:00:08.980 some paternity

01:00:09.780 over their

01:00:10.260 journalism

01:00:10.740 whether it's

01:00:11.900 Faith Goldie

01:00:12.560 or Lauren

01:00:13.040 Southern

01:00:13.420 you know

01:00:14.960 we have

01:00:16.060 interesting

01:00:16.700 characters here

01:00:17.500 at the Rebel

01:00:17.940 and not everyone

01:00:19.460 agrees with each

01:00:20.140 other here at

01:00:20.880 the Rebel

01:00:21.120 but I like the

01:00:21.900 fact that we

01:00:22.360 are a house

01:00:22.980 of debate

01:00:23.580 and we tend

01:00:25.560 towards freedom

01:00:26.240 of speech

01:00:26.680 and we tend

01:00:27.700 to lean in

01:00:28.480 to controversy

01:00:29.140 not shy away

01:00:30.240 from them

01:00:30.600 and that's

01:00:32.860 why we have

01:00:34.020 colorful characters

01:00:34.800 like Tommy

01:00:35.340 I see that it

01:00:36.760 is one o'clock

01:00:37.340 I'm going to

01:00:37.740 read the last

01:00:38.700 super chat

01:00:39.320 from Keith

01:00:39.820 Jenkins

01:00:40.200 with five

01:00:40.680 pounds

01:00:40.940 thank you

01:00:41.320 very much

01:00:41.840 it's one o'clock

01:00:42.960 so we're going

01:00:43.400 to wrap up

01:00:44.260 sorry for the

01:00:45.100 technical glitches

01:00:45.920 today but I

01:00:46.760 think you got

01:00:47.180 the point of

01:00:48.040 most of our

01:00:48.500 videos

01:00:48.800 if you want

01:00:49.820 to see all

01:00:50.240 of my videos

01:00:50.840 on the Tommy

01:00:51.620 Robinson case

01:00:52.220 go to

01:00:52.520 TommyTrial.com

01:00:55.640 as I said

01:00:57.240 about half an

01:00:57.980 hour ago

01:00:58.260 we will stay

01:00:58.920 engaged with

01:00:59.600 Tommy Robinson

01:01:00.180 it'll be

01:01:00.660 different now

01:01:01.340 because he's

01:01:02.300 no longer a

01:01:02.860 charity case

01:01:03.460 in prison

01:01:04.020 he's out

01:01:04.560 he's a

01:01:05.220 businessman

01:01:05.520 in his own

01:01:06.020 right

01:01:06.200 he's independent

01:01:06.780 so we'll have

01:01:07.200 to figure out

01:01:07.640 what our

01:01:07.900 relationship is

01:01:08.700 but as I

01:01:09.600 told him

01:01:09.880 over breakfast

01:01:10.340 yesterday

01:01:10.720 we will help

01:01:11.440 him in a

01:01:12.360 practical and

01:01:13.120 useful way

01:01:13.840 that makes

01:01:14.760 a difference

01:01:15.120 I'm not going

01:01:16.160 to be his

01:01:16.420 boss

01:01:16.660 I'm not going

01:01:17.060 to be his

01:01:17.360 nag

01:01:17.660 I'm not going

01:01:18.060 to be his

01:01:18.280 babysitter

01:01:18.680 he doesn't need

01:01:19.980 those things

01:01:20.260 he doesn't want

01:01:20.680 those things

01:01:21.020 and I don't

01:01:21.360 want to do

01:01:21.860 them

01:01:22.060 but if there

01:01:22.780 are things

01:01:23.160 that we can

01:01:23.540 do that's

01:01:23.960 useful and

01:01:24.560 helpful and

01:01:25.480 make a difference

01:01:25.980 and that may

01:01:26.460 be legal

01:01:26.960 that may be

01:01:27.640 crowdfunding

01:01:28.160 we'll be there

01:01:29.020 for him

01:01:29.360 he's on vacation

01:01:30.120 now I'll connect

01:01:30.900 with him when

01:01:31.300 he's back

01:01:32.040 and I'll tell you

01:01:33.100 what our decisions

01:01:33.960 are when the

01:01:34.920 time is right

01:01:35.460 that's it from us

01:01:37.100 here at Rebel

01:01:37.640 World Headquarters

01:01:38.680 in Toronto

01:01:39.120 it really is

01:01:39.700 World Headquarters

01:01:40.280 isn't it

01:01:40.720 we have viewers

01:01:41.440 around the world

01:01:41.920 we even have

01:01:42.420 supporters around

01:01:43.160 the world

01:01:43.520 until next time

01:01:44.920 good night

01:01:46.100 and keep fighting

01:01:47.660 for freedom

Rebel News Podcast - August 03, 2018

What's next for Tommy Robinson

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