Bannon's War Room - October 31, 2026


WarRoom Battleground EP 2019： PARKER THAYER, investigative researcher at CRC; and Raise the Colours’ RYAN “THE LION” BRIDGE

Episode 5772： Market Sell Off Of Tech Stocks

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00:00:00.000 This is the primal scream of a dying regime.
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00:00:22.320 but you're not going to stop it.
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00:00:24.500 And where do people like that go to share the big lie?
00:00:27.920 Mega Media.
00:00:28.820 I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people had a conscience.
00:00:34.700 Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose?
00:00:38.460 If that answer is to save my country, this country will be saved.
00:00:44.800 War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Vann.
00:00:48.060 friday 30th of october and dominie 2026 hornwell here at the helm on steve bannon's war room
00:01:03.300 good evening um first up tonight parker thayer investigative researcher for the capital
00:01:09.300 research center when i was preparing for this show parker i have to say i don't know why you're not
00:01:14.980 on this show basically every day some of your research is absolutely fantastic you have been
00:01:21.460 on of course before with with natalie but we're gonna dig in tonight on something that we covered
00:01:27.100 very briefly last week on the wednesday show um and now we're gonna dig dig into it and this is
00:01:34.860 some of your research that is uncovered and and i'll ask you to help uh um put this in in order
00:01:42.920 because the press accounts of this and the New York Post and Breitbart
00:01:48.080 specifically have done great write-ups on your research here.
00:01:51.560 But there are two headline figures here, and I don't quite understand
00:01:54.540 how they work together, and I'll let you take the lead on integrating that.
00:01:58.480 But basically, taxpayers' money, folks, your money, taxpayers' money, 0.94
00:02:03.460 is being used to distribute, disperse Somalis across Minnesota, 0.94
00:02:11.400 hundreds of millions of your taxpayer dollars to distribute Muslim Somalis across Minnesota, 0.72
00:02:19.440 and it's being done through Christian organizations, the Catholic Church and organs of the Catholic Church,
00:02:26.440 and also the Lutherans. Specifically, let's be precise on this, Catholic charities and Lutheran social services,
00:02:34.200 which I think have been kicking since around, and I've been kicking since, I think, the First or Second World War.
00:02:41.040 Originally founded to sort of help distribute and reintegrate American soldiers returning to the U.S. after the war.
00:02:48.640 But obviously, seeing as those two world wars are no longer present, mission creep has expanded the journey into something I think most Americans would be open mouthed looking at.
00:03:03.320 And of course, the headline figure is $140 million directly to the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops, the U.S. CCB, or as we call it on the war room, the American Association of Hiring Shepherds.
00:03:20.040 Parker, it's your research that's got all of this now in the press that people are talking about.
00:03:25.380 Break it down for us, if you wouldn't mind.
00:03:27.600 Yeah. So there's, for many, many years now, groups like the USCCB, Lutheran Social Services, particularly under the Biden administration, there was a huge explosion of this, were receiving, in the case of the USCCB and Catholic Charities, well over $100 million per year for refugee resettlement programs.
00:03:48.860 Now, the way this works is the federal government distributes grant funds to these organizations who are then essentially handed groups of refugees as they come in to the United States and claim often questionable asylum claims.
00:04:05.180 These charities are then responsible for placing these people in housing, giving them education, giving them job training, setting them up with benefits with an industry called benefits coordination.
00:04:16.900 So they make sure that all of these people who are being resettled in your communities, essentially, with no input from you, they make sure that these people are hooked up on all of the benefits programs that they possibly can be.
00:04:30.360 And this has become, for these charities, their main source of income over the years.
00:04:36.660 These charities are essentially turning into, or at least were turning into, wings of the government.
00:04:42.820 And thankfully, nowadays, they are kind of spending out the last little bits of their contract that they're legally required to get.
00:04:49.200 But they're not obviously resettling millions of refugees anymore because the border is no longer open. 0.93
00:04:56.280 But that's in and they've been creating cities like this all over the place.
00:05:01.500 Parker, let me ask you about that. You say that that's coming to an end.
00:05:05.520 As someone who follows this, as someone who goes into the detail here and reads all these reports and chases down the receipts, you can confirm that under the Trump administration, this really is all winding up and all ceasing outright.
00:05:21.840 Yeah, these groups are complaining. Obviously, there are still battles in court going on, and some of the money is still going out because it was legally required to. But these organizations, they're not receiving the same ridiculous amount of refugees to resettle anymore. The money is not going out the door to them the same way that it used to be. They used to kind of essentially just get handed blank checks, and that doesn't seem to be happening anymore, which is, I think, a very good thing.
00:05:49.040 Can more still be done?
00:05:51.840 Yes, absolutely. You know, it should not be up to, you know, what people commonly call NGOs, non-governmental organizations, especially ones that are funded more, you know, more than 80 percent by the government in some cases, which makes them, in my opinion, BGOs, basically government organizations.
00:06:10.040 It shouldn't be up to them, you know, who's getting resettled where, you know, there needs to be, you know, I think legislation to prevent, you know, give communities a mechanism to push back against, you know, in the future, if God forbid, we, you know, the border is opened again.
00:06:27.040 These NGOs should not be a de facto government, a de facto demographic changing machine.
00:06:33.060 It's doing damage to communities when people are dumped in huge numbers like this.
00:06:38.280 And people need to have a way to resist the NGO waves that could be pushed in in the future.
00:06:48.200 Of course, the architects who've put all of this together aren't foolish.
00:06:53.400 and they've played a blinder really doing this via the institutional christian churches because
00:06:59.680 that makes it so much more difficult to to oppose right especially for people who want to preserve
00:07:05.520 the christian basis of in your case the united states then that means that they're going to
00:07:10.200 have to go full up against the financial interest of their own churches yeah you know it's partially
00:07:17.840 just a a system of convenience you know the church does a lot of great things and does a lot of really
00:07:23.380 important work with Catholic charities and with the USCCB. It funds a lot of cardinal works of
00:07:29.620 mercy, the things that Christians are called to do. But because it did such excellent work in
00:07:35.220 that space, it was kind of co-opted by the government since then. And lots of money poured
00:07:41.380 in because they were just the best people at doing kind of working with the needy and people
00:07:48.280 who might have kind of difficulties in their life. A lot of refugees and immigrants are in
00:07:53.300 the same category and you know a lot of them aren't really refugees at all but that's a whole
00:07:57.100 other debate um so they kind of just went to the best group and said here take them we we use the
00:08:04.020 term invaders here on the war room um let me throw a quote at you that you gave to the new york post
00:08:12.480 and ask you just to give me a minute of expansion on that you say that um minnesota itself had been
00:08:19.260 picked because it had an extremely generous state social safety net policies and welfare
00:08:26.580 programs, which of course made resettling refugees there easier. Now, I don't want to anticipate what
00:08:32.520 you're going to say in the second half on the interview, because you actually do expand on that.
00:08:37.020 And folks, it's horrific. However bad you think this is, it's going to get worse. But just tell
00:08:42.800 Tell me a bit more about how the social welfare provisions, obviously pushed largely by Democrats in states like Minnesota, were then used to host these invaders being brought in by the institutional Christian churches. 0.84
00:08:59.840 And part of your research does indicate that I think since 1993, these organizations were getting on average $2,500 per invader that they resettled in Minnesota. 0.85
00:09:15.260 Yeah. So Minnesota, one of the reasons that, you know, we had so many of these people dumped into Minneapolis and the areas surrounding it is because Minnesota had an extremely generous social safety net program.
00:09:28.180 They had all kinds of benefits. So when they were looking for where should we resettle these people, obviously they looked for the places where they would get the most for resettling them and where it would be the easiest for them to get hooked up with all kinds of government benefits.
00:09:42.100 So having a very, you know, expansive social safety net program led to them becoming a target, you know, and there were the organizations resettling the refugees targeted Minnesota for this reason. 0.69
00:09:55.620 But then also refugees resettled in other parts of the world or, you know, in parts of the United States, rather, then chose to move to Minnesota to take advantage of and start defrauding those programs.
00:10:07.140 So it's, you know, they were targeted in two parts of this equation, which is why you see cities like Minneapolis look the way they look now.
00:10:16.980 Parker, I've got to do an ad read, a shout out to our show sponsor in just a moment.
00:10:21.960 Before I do that, I want to throw another quote at you.
00:10:24.660 You said it's hurting the ability of these organizations, i.e. the churches, to fundraise in arguably more important areas of their work.
00:10:32.360 I imagine a lot of donors are being pushed away by something that is very reasonably viewed as highly controversial by a lot of people.
00:10:40.120 Let me ask you this to the degree that you feel comfortable talking on this.
00:10:45.600 But are you basically saying this is some of this work being pushed out by the Catholic Bishops Conference and by the Lutherans is actually scandalizing believers
00:10:56.800 and therefore has a spiritual, a negative, you know,
00:11:01.720 the work that they're doing here that you pointed out earlier
00:11:03.840 is basically just free cash from the government.
00:11:06.520 Are you saying that taking that money is inhibiting
00:11:09.600 their spiritual dimension of the salvation of souls?
00:11:14.720 Yeah, absolutely.
00:11:15.600 I mean, it's driving people, it's harming fundraising, absolutely.
00:11:18.860 There are people who, you know, would otherwise support Catholic charities.
00:11:21.820 I would be one of them that, you know, would support the mission
00:11:25.200 of feeding the hungry and you know clothing the naked and housing the homeless that we're called 0.55
00:11:28.800 to do as christians but when you have a essentially industrial scale uh you know importing of people
00:11:36.440 who don't really seem to have any business being in america um it it's it's turning people off
00:11:43.440 it's driving people away from work that is more important and would help people you know american
00:11:48.740 citizens here all right okay and stay with me parker um i've got two articles i just want to
00:11:56.840 quickly share with the war room posse and we've been pushing this all week they are companion
00:12:02.760 pieces they were published by the financial times with a distance between them of a couple of weeks
00:12:08.580 but they definitely go together let's start off with this one both of these articles in the
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00:12:19.900 thousand dollars um and that was just early on this week that came down from a high of a few
00:12:27.100 months ago three or four months ago around four thousand five hundred dollars per ounce it's down
00:12:32.020 to four thousand now is it going to continue going down folks do you want to sell your gold now get
00:12:37.600 out whilst you still can well here's the second article from the financial times from from i think
00:12:43.340 to a fortnight or so ago that said investors are expecting record heights of gold within two years
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00:14:31.240 All right, back with Parker Thayer now to uncover some of his research.
00:14:36.940 This is an article then, Parker, that you published for the organization you work for,
00:14:42.280 the Capital Research Center.
00:14:43.880 When I said that it was going to get more horrific in the second half,
00:14:49.500 folks, if you have seatbelts in your armchair, put them on now.
00:14:54.520 So you really go into this and in a way that I've never really seen as analytical as this, you illustrate how people, how invaders are coming in to America and they're then being trained up basically into all intents and purposes.
00:15:11.120 They're being trained up with taxpayer money into bringing more invaders into the country.
00:15:18.380 it's it's the um and of course they use all sorts of names uh to to to disguise and
00:15:26.380 mask what they're doing but this is it and of course you illustrate some of the organizations
00:15:31.660 like the international rescue committee the irc that gets 300 million dollars of taxpayer support
00:15:40.360 uh into transporting feeding resettling there's the key word resettling educate educating is the
00:15:46.600 keyword, and housing refugees and immigrants. And then, of course, they then are co-opted 0.94
00:15:53.700 into these training programs, the entrepreneurship programs. Well, of course, when you hear
00:15:59.540 training programs and entrepreneurship programs, you think, so these people are coming into
00:16:04.180 the country, they're going to be trained up and then they're going to the factories
00:16:06.840 and job market. And at least that, you know, they might be taking jobs from Americans, 0.88
00:16:13.400 but at least it's contributing to the U.S. economy.
00:16:17.620 Well, not so fast.
00:16:18.780 That's not what they're doing.
00:16:20.000 They're taking these entrepreneurship programs
00:16:22.960 or entrepreneurship in the sense that they're paid taxpayer money
00:16:27.660 funneled by the NGOs or, Parker, as you called them,
00:16:31.240 what do you call them?
00:16:33.700 The BGOs.
00:16:34.400 The BGOs.
00:16:35.520 Basically government organizations.
00:16:36.920 Basically government organizations.
00:16:39.400 Taxpayer money funneled by these things.
00:16:42.640 to be involved in bringing more people into the country.
00:16:48.860 As I say, get that article up on the screen,
00:16:51.980 The Pipeline, because that's exactly what it is,
00:16:54.600 Immigration, NGOs, and Medicaid Fraud.
00:16:57.660 Just explain to us synthetically,
00:17:00.840 if you wouldn't mind, the research in this article.
00:17:04.500 Yeah, so earlier this year,
00:17:06.380 I was involved with a major fraud bust in Columbus, Ohio. 0.99
00:17:11.360 We went there and discovered a lot of home health companies in empty buildings, you know, dozens of empty offices, hundreds of companies in these buildings, all on the same street, all owned by people from Somalia or Ghana. 0.95
00:17:26.040 And, you know, I became I became suspicious. 0.96
00:17:29.540 Like, how did they learn to do this?
00:17:31.900 You know, and obviously, like 50 of those companies have since been shut down.
00:17:34.800 There's been, you know, the state of Ohio has changed their policies dramatically in response to what our research uncovered.
00:17:41.360 Um, but I, I still wanted to know how that we got here.
00:17:45.520 Um, well, I did some digging and I found out that, uh, over the years there have been
00:17:49.500 dozens of nonprofit organizations receiving enormous amounts of money, uh, specifically
00:17:54.780 to do these trainings that you talked about.
00:17:56.420 Now they're not trainings.
00:17:57.180 Like you said, they're not trainings.
00:17:58.320 You're not training welders.
00:17:59.340 You're not training plumbers.
00:18:00.460 You're not training mechanics.
00:18:01.800 What they're training them to do is run daycares.
00:18:05.500 They're training them to run home care companies.
00:18:08.020 They're training them to, you know, work in those industries that are kind of dependent on things like Medicaid and Medicare to receive their money.
00:18:15.060 So, like, for example, in Minneapolis, where there was the famous The Leering Center, in that same city, there are, you know, multiple nonprofits that are offering training classes specifically to help people get the, you know, the necessary licenses to open up and work in these daycares.
00:18:31.380 There are also, we discovered a program, the Microenterprise Grants Program, where microenterprise grants are given out so that way NGOs can then distribute loans to, at low interest rates, to people who are being resettled wherever they are.
00:18:50.900 These microenterprise grants can be found in dozens of states, and I document quite a few of them.
00:18:57.140 um so we are you your taxpayer dollars are paying for loans being given to the people who then run
00:19:04.300 the leering centers and they're paying for the training for those people to get the licenses
00:19:08.240 to run the leering centers and the home care companies all of it from step one to the final
00:19:13.400 step which is usually a jail cell after a fraud conviction um this you know this is of course
00:19:19.360 funded by your dollars hang on hang on hang on hang on that's not the only i mean the end
00:19:24.420 the end conclusion of this isn't necessarily a jail sale if you're coming in from one of
00:19:29.100 these countries here that you know like afghanistan iraq sudan syria or indeed somalia
00:19:34.220 the end destination is u.s congress just get elected straight to u.s congress um via this
00:19:40.320 route so it's either jail or congress take your pick folks one of the two well yeah it's i mean
00:19:47.580 it is it is it was staggering i mean the the amount of money that is going into train like
00:19:53.280 We could have trained these people in all kinds of highly productive work that we need, you know, that we need people to go into.
00:20:01.600 But instead, we trained them on the programs that are most vulnerable fraud, things like those daycares and the home care companies where the home care, by the way, for those who aren't familiar, is where Medicaid will pay you to take care of somebody in their home.
00:20:13.900 Now, that's not medical care. That's doing things like the dishes and cleaning and vacuuming and basic conversation.
00:20:20.580 Medicaid, this is the most common job in America now. 0.57
00:20:23.300 That's how defrauded this program is.
00:20:25.280 Home care aid is the most common job in the entire country, in the state of New York, in the state of California. 0.96
00:20:31.660 That's how – and about 30% of the people working in that industry, according to the stats of left-wing groups, are immigrants and refugees. 1.00
00:20:40.440 It is insanity. 1.00
00:20:44.380 You do realize a lot of people listening to you talk –
00:20:48.420 I get it. A lot of people think you're a far right fanatic, but a lot of people listening to you will think you're a dyed in the wool liberal progressive because they don't want to see people coming into the country, being trained up to go and work in factories.
00:21:02.900 They want those jobs themselves. They don't want people trained up at taxpayer money to then undercut them on the labor market.
00:21:11.040 I have to say that because because my audience will be I can I can I can psychically feel the messages being I can psychically feel the messages being typed out in the live chat right now. 0.80
00:21:24.460 No, people really want these, want the invaders sent back to their own home countries.
00:21:31.100 Your research at the top of this article, right, you mentioned that feeding our future scandal, 0.94
00:21:36.600 the Romanian snap fraud rings, the Nigerian Medicaid chieftain, the Somali home care ghost towns, 0.69
00:21:44.920 the Bhutanese home care kingpins, the Somali learning center, which you've mentioned,
00:21:49.780 the hamas funding palestinian medicaid fraud operation you hyperlink and talk about all of
00:21:56.460 these things and you draw it together because you say that these are all stories about immigrants
00:22:02.060 defrauding government programs am i being cynical here parker or has the system been designed to be
00:22:10.160 defrauded yeah i mean essentially it's every time we have looked into uh every state we have looked
00:22:18.140 into kind of, you know, suspicious Medicaid billing programs. Basically, the appearance of
00:22:24.360 fraud is so obvious. I mean, it takes minutes to spot that there is something seriously wrong here.
00:22:33.400 The only way that we could have reached this point, A, like I mentioned in the research, 1.00
00:22:39.220 we reached this point where there is a tremendous amount of immigrant fraud of these welfare 0.57
00:22:43.820 programs. We reached it partially because our own government was funding and pushing these people 1.00
00:22:50.040 into these industries. We're also reaching it because people in government don't care because
00:22:54.200 it's not their money, right? And this is the classic problem with pretty much all government
00:22:58.400 programs is that, you know, when you're spending other people's money, you don't really care what
00:23:01.880 happens to it. You don't have as much of an incentive to watch over it. In states like
00:23:06.500 Minneapolis, there have been hearings in Congress where people came forward and said that they were
00:23:11.220 specifically pushed away from investigating fraud in their welfare programs because it would have
00:23:17.360 been considered racist. We don't want to be seen as racist. So we're going to shut down your
00:23:21.180 investigation and fire you. And there are lawsuits from people in Minnesota who were fired
00:23:26.320 for looking into these scandals years ago that have now become very prominent. It's intentional.
00:23:33.620 There's no way that this happened on accident. We didn't reach this point on accident.
00:23:37.300 There are NGOs that pushed us here. There are people in government who didn't do their jobs for very long periods of time to get us to this point.
00:23:45.620 um let me just throw back something from this article that was there um up on the screen from
00:23:52.980 the capital research center where you write that this is um american ngos have spent years
00:24:00.860 specifically training immigrants to work in receive benefits from and create businesses
00:24:06.520 servicing the same welfare programs that are now dominating fraud headlines this is the synthesis
00:24:12.360 of everything you've been saying here on the show just tell me what's the um the relationship
00:24:17.300 between the capital research center and the administration right now are they is administration
00:24:21.700 listening to you are they responding to your research are they digging down on this because
00:24:26.320 what you're saying here in that paragraph that i just read it seems to be exactly where they
00:24:31.640 where the administration wants to go right yeah i certainly hope they're reading our research i do
00:24:37.560 know that in Columbus, when we worked with an excellent reporter by the name of Luke
00:24:41.960 Rosiak, me and him went to Columbus and, you know, busted this home care ring, the state
00:24:47.120 of Ohio has changed its policies.
00:24:48.760 The federal government issued a nationwide, you know, freeze on new home care companies
00:24:54.380 for Medicare, which obviously the federal government controls Medicare, but not Medicaid.
00:24:58.860 The states control Medicaid.
00:25:00.620 But in Medicare, there was a nationwide freeze on new home care companies in response to
00:25:05.020 our research.
00:25:05.480 so things are going in a good direction
00:25:07.680 there's so so much more
00:25:09.880 that needs to be done
00:25:10.800 you know these programs simply can't
00:25:13.780 survive contact with 1.00
00:25:15.460 third world low trust societies like this 1.00
00:25:17.960 it's just not
00:25:18.960 in the long term it's not tenable
00:25:21.160 I will just very very
00:25:23.760 quickly mention in five seconds that's why the
00:25:25.720 midterms are so important next
00:25:27.740 week because none of this is going to happen
00:25:29.420 if the democrats take control
00:25:31.700 of the house just tell me give me 60
00:25:33.740 seconds, right, Parker? Tell me a bit about the Capital Research Center, about the work that you
00:25:38.040 do, where people can go on social media to learn more about you. Yeah, absolutely. The Capital
00:25:43.460 Research Center is America's investigative think tank. We cover all kinds of issues,
00:25:47.280 from election integrity to environmental policy to labor unions. And obviously, as we're talking
00:25:52.240 about today, you know, fraud, Medicaid fraud, and just waste and abuse of taxpayer dollars. We write
00:25:58.880 quite a lot about all of those topics and more you can find it all at capital research.org
00:26:04.340 you know we also run a fantastic website for if you're looking at things influence watch.org
00:26:10.260 and you can find me on x at parker thayer great i'll let people screenshot that now um and then
00:26:19.200 they can give you a follow keep up with your analysis parker very grateful for you coming
00:26:25.500 on the show i hope you'll come back and keep us uh informed and updated with your with your
00:26:32.220 research it's really fascinating and i read all this stuff here don't go away i'll give a quick
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00:32:10.340 The rest of my team have gone out with security and they've locked me up in this compound.
00:32:18.780 So I'm walking the compound now.
00:32:20.880 He follows me everywhere and I'm just walking around this compound and I'm on
00:32:34.600 house arrest, which I suppose the lefties will find very amusing. It's red up and
00:32:41.040 guess what I've just had for my tea after my dinner? I've had a camel so I can walk to
00:32:48.780 there then i can walk back down so yeah this is mogadishu somalia welcome back so those staff
00:33:02.300 footage they're fresh this week from a couple of days ago ryan the lion bridge under house arrest
00:33:08.040 in a military compound in mogadishu in somalia where he's he went um to track down the receipts
00:33:18.260 on the origin of the human trafficking
00:33:21.880 and the invasion into Great Britain.
00:33:26.160 And then he was basically expelled from the country this morning
00:33:29.480 and is now in Addis Ababa, the capital of Ethiopia,
00:33:34.900 where he joins us this evening with his mind, Gary, his bodyguard.
00:33:40.620 Ryan, Gary, good evening.
00:33:43.460 I appreciate, let me start off saying,
00:33:45.060 I appreciate the sacrifices that you've made to be able to join us on the show. 1.00
00:33:51.200 In fact, if you hadn't been released by the Somalis this morning, 0.95
00:33:55.700 we'd be talking to you whilst you were still under house arrest. 0.62
00:33:58.900 We're going to dig down then into what you've been able to uncover.
00:34:03.680 And I think it will surprise a lot of folks.
00:34:05.960 You and I, we spoke earlier, Ryan, and you were debriefing me.
00:34:09.480 I think it will surprise a lot of folks over what exactly is going on.
00:34:15.060 in somalia first up however let's return to our beloved homeland of the uk um because as always
00:34:24.080 you know every week we do this every week ryan you are all over the news in the uk let's start
00:34:29.880 off with this thing perhaps you explain you've been banned by um or you're thrown out by uh
00:34:35.360 weatherspoons now for americans for largely american audience weatherspoons is the number
00:34:41.340 one pub chain i think across the uk they've got hundreds and hundreds of outlets um and you
00:34:49.020 kicked out because you wore the poppy now again for our americans poppies are we don't have them
00:34:56.380 here in italy but poppies basically everyone will be wearing a poppy as we approached the
00:35:02.100 the 11th of november armistice day remembrance day um in the uk um so it's a it's a pretty
00:35:10.220 establishment thing, but Weatherspoons have considered this to be a political act,
00:35:17.740 and they kicked you out. Tell us about that if you wouldn't mind.
00:35:21.980 So obviously the poppy represents our fallen, all soldiers all over, all over all the conflicts
00:35:27.820 that we've been involved in in the country. And on the 11th minute of the 11th hour,
00:35:32.940 the 11th day of the 11th month, we pay our respects to those fallen soldiers.
00:35:38.420 And I just want to say a big respect to all the soldiers serving now
00:35:41.900 and people that have unfortunately gone home
00:35:45.440 under the flag of our beautiful country.
00:35:48.060 And yeah, we went into the Wetherspoons after the event,
00:35:50.960 which I was in Gosport for,
00:35:53.020 which they're having a massive megabase, we'll call it,
00:35:57.820 because we have megadingies now, as you well know, Ben,
00:35:59.860 but we've got a megabase there.
00:36:01.700 And this megabase literally is...
00:36:07.500 is massive, and it's going to be the new Dover,
00:36:09.720 the new Ramsgate, it's going to be the new era 1.00
00:36:13.240 of bringing the illegal invaders from Europe 1.00
00:36:16.100 who have circumnavigated across Africa 1.00
00:36:18.680 into our beautiful country.
00:36:20.920 And we went there to support the fellow citizens of Gosport.
00:36:25.300 And, yeah, we had a great day.
00:36:27.520 It went off great.
00:36:28.400 It was 1,000 people walking the streets,
00:36:31.660 Leanne, Luke, Steve, and the guys at Gosport.
00:36:37.500 patriots and hampshire resistance great great great turnout great across the country uh peaceful
00:36:43.520 protest peaceful uh march and then all of a sudden we went to the local weatherspoons which is as you
00:36:49.780 say it's the british the british pub yeah and ryan on that point the weatherspoons is the
00:36:55.800 archetypical british pub just tell me something about the reaction the kickback against their
00:37:02.640 they're kicking out because they've tried to dig in haven't they they said that they were simply
00:37:06.420 company policy what's the the reaction in the uk been at that seeing as this has now got
00:37:12.260 national coverage and and are they walking that back they are walking that back ben um these
00:37:18.820 people are literally you know the the owner of we've wrote to him we've we've emailed him and
00:37:25.480 we just said i'm hugely disappointed we are we've been a you know a working class taxpayers pub
00:37:32.680 where people go to enjoy themselves and enjoy refreshments
00:37:37.680 and a breakfast you can get in a Wetherspoons.
00:37:41.260 And it's an early bird pub and it's a meeting focal place
00:37:44.460 for people all over the country.
00:37:45.960 And it was just a bit of a shame to be turned away
00:37:48.680 when the night before we was in there wearing our Razor Colours T-shirts,
00:37:52.620 our poppies to, you know, to show our respects to our fallen.
00:37:58.000 And it was a kicking the teeth.
00:37:59.880 and the guy that was stopping us was, you know,
00:38:02.100 he looked very somewhat left-leaning to myself.
00:38:07.240 You know, we had multiple piercings
00:38:09.020 and he was just adamant that nobody was coming in
00:38:13.320 who had anything to do with patriotism and what we stand for.
00:38:19.180 He did also quote that he wouldn't let the other side in, 0.90
00:38:23.260 you know, LBGT, you know, and all. 0.94
00:38:25.320 He wouldn't let these people in,
00:38:26.500 but he was adamant that we was not coming in.
00:38:29.200 They formed a police cordon, a police line.
00:38:31.280 I spoke to the officers.
00:38:32.500 The officers started to push and shove.
00:38:34.280 I calmed the whole crowd down.
00:38:35.880 I said, listen, we're not here for this.
00:38:37.540 We will find somewhere else.
00:38:38.960 And we found a local pub around the corner.
00:38:41.860 I wish I knew the name of it.
00:38:43.360 And it was a historic old Gosport pub traditions.
00:38:48.600 And we had a good old scene sung in there.
00:38:50.820 And we had a great afternoon afterwards.
00:38:53.420 So it ended up being good in the end.
00:38:56.060 But for the people of Gosport and the Rederspoon,
00:38:59.200 it is it is it is illustrative it is illustrative of the culture that you're um that you're rowing
00:39:06.440 against in the uk now that a pub this i think would have been unthinkable 10 years ago the
00:39:11.740 fact though that you were kicked out um when you clearly have so much of the british public behind
00:39:17.740 you let me move on to the second point ryan because i want to ask this came out um earlier
00:39:22.840 on today this news about the the freedom of information uh request has revealed birmingham
00:39:29.700 city council has spent more than 20 000 taxpayers pounds in legal costs fighting you i just want to
00:39:37.280 find out what's the story there and then we'll talk about what what you've uncovered in somalia
00:39:42.660 and uh ethiopia but just give me the birmingham um i mean i am chomping at i am really chomping
00:39:49.660 at the bit. I'm really chomping at the bit
00:39:51.460 to this one because I'll tell
00:39:53.560 you now, if it's ÂŁ20,000
00:39:55.780 for Birmingham City Council,
00:39:58.080 I have just been
00:39:59.020 hit with a ÂŁ48,000 bill
00:40:01.620 from Oxfordshire Council, where
00:40:03.560 they offered me an undertaking, where
00:40:05.500 the paperwork was collated correctly,
00:40:07.480 where it was a one-day hearing. We are now
00:40:09.560 going into day three
00:40:11.480 of a meant-to-be-one-day trial
00:40:13.420 for Birmingham City Council.
00:40:15.560 And they have got
00:40:17.520 a legal team bigger than a football team
00:40:19.940 They've got two barristers and Birmingham City Council.
00:40:23.460 I don't know how they're saying the bill is this much.
00:40:25.620 And I think it's because they know they're on the ropes.
00:40:27.740 They know we're coming for them.
00:40:29.180 They know the public have spoken.
00:40:30.580 They know Raise the Colours has spoken.
00:40:32.340 And I am coming with my legal team.
00:40:34.160 And we are coming with two barristers.
00:40:36.040 And we, on Tuesday, the 2nd of November, at 9.30 onwards,
00:40:39.620 I want the whole country to come and support me at raisethecolours.org.uk
00:40:43.480 because we're doing this for the country, for the future of our country,
00:40:46.440 for our heritage, and for our forefathers,
00:40:48.820 because for those people to not offer me an undertaking,
00:40:52.640 for not to give me the right to fly the flag,
00:40:55.880 I think it's a complete disgrace
00:40:57.540 and we are going to fight this tooth and nail.
00:40:59.680 We are fighting it all the way
00:41:00.840 and it is D-Day on Monday at the High Court in Birmingham 0.93
00:41:04.900 and you guys will get the exclusive, obviously,
00:41:08.020 and we are going to fight this.
00:41:10.620 I've got real hope, optimistics, we are going to win.
00:41:13.640 For them to put powers of arrest on me
00:41:15.580 is a complete, you know, Article 10 and 11 of the Human Rights Act.
00:41:20.460 They are trying to really, really make a statement here.
00:41:23.940 And I think it's gone past a flag now.
00:41:26.540 And this has gone down the political route.
00:41:28.560 This has gone down the division route.
00:41:31.700 We are standing for people that are from multicultural backgrounds, 0.57
00:41:37.080 people from the LBGTQ plus people that want to raise their flags.
00:41:45.260 in the city of Birmingham, please do that, right? 0.95
00:41:49.120 But if we want to raise the St. George's Union flag,
00:41:52.200 then let us do that.
00:41:53.800 For them to want to put powers of arrest on me for doing this
00:41:56.340 is a complete disgrace,
00:41:58.060 and we're going to fight it tooth and nail on Monday.
00:42:01.640 All right, so we're going to dig down now on the powers of arrest
00:42:05.820 because there's the connection between the UK and Africa
00:42:09.580 in your latest experience this week.
00:42:11.980 Ryan, you can't go anywhere without being arrested.
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00:43:48.240 the lion bridge live from addis ababa capital of ethiopia wasn't your plan ryan to be in ethiopia
00:43:58.280 today the somalis helped with that what did you uncover there in somalia what were you expecting
00:44:03.500 what did you find we had the security services um contact our sponsors at the hotel and then they
00:44:13.100 they put us into a compound and they said that i personally wasn't allowed to go they've had
00:44:18.920 intelligence from um they've had intelligence basically to say that i am a political activist
00:44:27.380 and somewhat could be classed as racist, which is...
00:44:31.360 What does that mean that they had intelligence?
00:44:36.160 So for me, Ben, I don't know.
00:44:39.180 It was so cloak and dagger.
00:44:41.100 But basically, even Gary and the other three people
00:44:44.740 within the team were allowed to go with the convoy
00:44:47.540 and the armoured escort around Mogadishu.
00:44:51.740 I'm going to let some stuff out next week, 1.00
00:44:54.000 but I need to get out of Africa first
00:44:56.040 and I will tell you more about what I have physically seen
00:45:00.040 and what I've been able to do.
00:45:01.800 But I just want to get out of this continent at the moment.
00:45:05.020 I've been flown from Mogadishu today into the central of Ethiopia
00:45:11.100 where I'm going to be hopefully going back to the UK tomorrow
00:45:15.440 and I hopefully won't get arrested tomorrow because I'm in court on Monday.
00:45:18.660 But they said to me that their security services are not happy with my visa.
00:45:26.040 Now, they've had my visa and my details for three months.
00:45:29.120 It seems that I have been watched all the way through.
00:45:33.120 And then when I've got to my final destination,
00:45:35.240 they've gone, this guy cannot film.
00:45:37.660 This guy cannot tell the story.
00:45:39.920 Little did they know that we've got it, baby.
00:45:43.300 And we know what's going on.
00:45:46.620 And nobody's circumnavigating across this country.
00:45:53.400 No one is circumnavigating.
00:45:54.980 It is massive.
00:45:56.300 I mean, we're traveling three, four hours to get to where we are now,
00:45:59.440 across plains and plains and plains.
00:46:01.220 So I do not know how these people are getting all the way to, say, Libya
00:46:07.680 to make the journey across into Europe.
00:46:09.880 So that's something else that we need to look into.
00:46:11.680 But from what's happened to me for the last few days,
00:46:14.800 from what's happened to me for the last few days is somewhat,
00:46:19.860 I've been three days locked up and two nights in the compound.
00:46:24.980 they've looked after me
00:46:26.920 the security were great
00:46:28.240 their food, water, drinks
00:46:29.880 everything was good
00:46:31.120 you know I was eating
00:46:32.380 the local delicacy camel
00:46:34.440 I was eating
00:46:36.740 you know it was
00:46:38.720 you know and the guys come back from their
00:46:41.060 obs
00:46:42.040 it was you know it wasn't a nice place
00:46:45.080 there was security bonkers there
00:46:46.420 we've seen a lot of military
00:46:48.200 there's a lot of UN
00:46:49.980 there's UNICEF
00:46:50.880 there's loads of NGOs
00:46:51.900 I want to go into it with you in detail next week
00:46:54.920 but i want to get out of africa at the moment but i've been i've been held again i haven't been
00:47:00.600 arrested i haven't been charged i've been held three days um the war the war in posse will
00:47:06.360 understand exactly what you mean when you say you will wait until you arrive back on the terra
00:47:12.020 firma before um explaining what it is that you've uncovered there in africa but i want to come back
00:47:19.380 to this thing where the Somali security services say
00:47:27.220 they're not happy with your visa
00:47:29.580 and that they claim to have received intelligence about you
00:47:34.440 and they confronted you with articles like from The Guardian
00:47:38.340 or what have you, that sounds very unusual to me.
00:47:43.320 I don't want my overly cynical mind to stop the cog
00:47:49.320 to start wearing away here but it seems to me that there is a connection between the british
00:47:54.680 government and the british um services and the somali services to cause you as much difficulty
00:48:01.560 as possible um whilst you whilst you were there in mogadishu i cannot believe that the somali
00:48:10.600 security services border control what have you on their own initiative when you have valid papers
00:48:17.000 valid visas and valid documents start suddenly start going on to the internet and printing off
00:48:22.140 articles about you and arresting you in a in a military keep holding you against your will
00:48:29.360 in a military compound and there is as i say i spoke to you this morning there is more to come
00:48:33.580 out on that on how you did get out um but i cannot believe that the british government in some way
00:48:40.500 or another isn't behind trying to make your journey there
00:48:44.880 as difficult as possible to uncover precisely what's going on.
00:48:50.660 Well, we know what the Guardian are like,
00:48:53.300 and we know the Guardian have printed stories on myself before.
00:48:56.360 So it was very ironic that the story that they call him a finder
00:49:04.220 or he's like the local man.
00:49:05.740 So he comes, he speaks to the security.
00:49:08.280 He's the one that signs the visa off.
00:49:09.620 this guy had said there's a newspaper called the guardian and he had it on his phone
00:49:14.740 and he couldn't even read what it was the word was uh racist the word was he didn't even know
00:49:21.680 what racist meant and that was so powerful to me that you could tell that this was from
00:49:28.500 somebody of left-leaning somebody that doesn't like what i do somebody that possibly speaks
00:49:33.120 to the french government and says to them uh let's not let this guy into france whereas i've never
00:49:38.840 been arrested in france but i'm banned from france for investigating journalism now i have now been
00:49:44.640 told by this guy that we need to let wait for tomorrow and we need to wait for the next day
00:49:48.440 and the next day um and three days in two nights the answer is you are not leaving this compound
00:49:54.360 well before i leave this country i'm going to be telling you that i did not let you down 0.61
00:50:00.400 and by hook or by crook we got the job done um and i will never be going back to that country
00:50:05.800 ever again i'm in ethiopia now and i'll be never going back to that country again um and what i've
00:50:10.540 seen in that country from my own perspective there's british italian a lot of turkish a lot
00:50:22.240 of ugandan a lot of you know the eu to why the european union in africa you tell me what i have
00:50:29.820 exposed and we know about so we'll go into that next week but for now i've got to get out of this 1.00
00:50:34.480 continent i've got to get out of this country and i've got to get back to the uk and hopefully not
00:50:41.000 get arrested in the uk um and you know i've got this we'll just we'll just park it there right
00:50:50.140 we'll just park it there because we you need to get back to the uk safely all of these large
00:50:55.480 governmental sort of representations diplomatic representations in the middle and the middle of
00:51:02.120 Somalia in the middle of nowhere, effectively, right? And the inexplicable phenomenon of all
00:51:07.940 these Somalis are traveling across the whole continent of Africa to get up to Libya. How are 1.00
00:51:12.780 they doing that? I wonder whether there is a connection between all of the government diplomatic
00:51:17.800 representations in Mogadishu and the fact that, as Ryan was saying, these are vast, vast, vast
00:51:24.480 territories and people are making their way up. Perhaps there's a connection between these two
00:51:29.620 things we'll uncover it some more next week on the one in the meantime ryan the lion bridge
00:51:35.460 where do people go for to support you perhaps ahead of the thank you court case on monday
00:51:41.440 and your legal fees where do they go for raise the colors with we've got a court case on monday
00:51:47.080 in birmingham but and this is raisethecolors.org.uk raisethecolors.org.uk top right hand corner you can
00:51:54.440 help us and then on tuesday we're in oxford court i'll be telling you all about next week guys
00:51:59.240 thanks for your support and we will get to the bottom of what's going on with the illegal invasion
00:52:03.580 thank you very much there's nobody doing what ryan the lion bridge is doing he's going out there
00:52:11.020 himself with his crew to track down the receipts and he's also raising 200 000 saint george's
00:52:19.320 crosses across england folks steve back in the chair 10 a.m tomorrow my thanks to will
00:52:23.980 A Real America's Voice, and Vittorio Santifranco for putting this show together.
00:52:30.840 God bless for now.
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