Ezra Levant, Lauren Southern, Ezra Levant, and Jay Shetty join the show to talk about the release of Tommy Robinson and the fall of the British Empire. They also discuss the New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio's response to the pro-Second Amendment protests in London.
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00:03:12.000Even at the soccer matches, they're spending half the time down in these sort of gullies, these alleys, because you're not allowed to bring beer on the pitch to the seats.
00:03:20.000So they just go down there and spend four pints to have a pint and miss half the game.
00:03:25.000But I thought, this is what men are when they're free to be themselves.
00:03:49.000Anyway, these guys are also the last bastion of hope for England.
00:03:54.000And it's ironic that the UK imported all of these Muslims to mess with the British working class, the lads, the Yabos, as they call them, because these are the only ones who can save Britain.
00:04:11.000The elites, the media class, they all hate Tommy, but Tommy's the only one who can save Britain.
00:04:16.000It really is like Britain is being attacked by itself.
00:04:21.000And these elites, they don't understand that when you kill the whole country, all you're going to have is your nice apartment in Chelsea and then your country house.
00:04:29.000But the rest of the country will be in the toilet.
00:04:52.000You know, there was an Indian guy, Canadian, like a First Nations dude, and he goes around the world focusing on who is indigenous and indigenous peoples and whose land is this.
00:05:04.000Because you can't say someone stole the land without saying that someone else had it first and deserves it.
00:05:09.000And he said, one of the ways you can tell the Israelis are technically indigenous is because they, I don't like the word technically, I meant fundamentally.
00:05:18.000Fundamentally indigenous is because olive trees and grapes and wine, which grow there naturally, are integral parts of their culture.
00:05:28.000But what do the Islamicists do when they see a vineyard?
00:05:31.000They burn it to the ground because it's evil.
00:05:33.000Well then that means you're not meant to be on that ground.
00:06:08.000What they do is, these girls, probably the children of single moms in the projects, they go to the local little bodega shops, the corner shops, and the Muslim store owners there will take them to the back, give them candy, give them something else.
00:06:23.000And then they say, here, do you want to try some vodka?
00:06:26.000They'll give them something naughty or maybe a cigarette.
00:06:29.000And then They'll say, that's now started it.
00:06:33.000You know, it's sort of like I've heard how you get people to torture other people in the military.
00:06:38.000You have them do one little thing and then say, Well, you better go torture them or I'm going to tell people that you did that thing.
00:06:44.000It's an old trick that bullies and predators have been using for years.
00:06:48.000So you say, I gave you some vodka, I gave you some candy.
00:06:51.000Show me your boobies, or I'm going to get you in big trouble for doing that, drinking that vodka.
00:07:00.000Now I get to sleep with you, or I'm going to show everyone your boobies.
00:07:03.000And so on and so on, until they're passing around this girl as a sex slave, raping her repeatedly under the auspices of you better do that or your mommy's going to find out.
00:07:13.000And by the way, we know where you live.
00:07:14.000And if you tell anyone about this, we're going to kill your family.
00:07:21.000So they're terrorizing these girls to the tune of hundreds and hundreds all over the country.
00:07:26.000And real Englishmen, real Brits, real Scots, real Welsh are fighting back.
00:07:32.000And these guys, the other disturbing thing about it is they're so arrogant.
00:07:36.000You know, like when a pedophile is caught in America, they have their hood over and they're suicidal for good reason.
00:07:43.000But these guys seem kind of arrogant about it.
00:07:45.000Like when Tommy confronts them, they start screaming about Tommy's mother and stuff.
00:07:51.000But here's, here's, do we, let's show some of the footage of Tommy quote unquote accosting these pedophiles who are there, I believe, waiting for sentencing.
00:11:55.000Overnight, we announced this rally about 24 hours ago.
00:11:59.000The Australian Liberty Alliance announced that they're going to form this rally.
00:12:03.000And in one night, on a working day, I don't know how many people we have, but it is unbelievable.
00:12:09.000And I just got off the phone about half an hour ago.
00:12:11.000I got word that Tommy's wife had spoken to Tommy just moments ago for the first time and let him know that we are rallying here in Melbourne and he was in tears.
00:12:27.000And then look at the one in England itself.
00:12:30.000I think it was thousands of people storming the streets.
00:12:35.000Now, these guys, they've got those shirts on.
00:12:38.000So it looks like the front line, they're all supporters of those women who you can see there.
00:13:38.000And I think the government is realizing that they have Streisand effect.
00:13:43.000But this case is complicated, and I have trouble understanding it because I've been talking to people who were talking to the lawyers, and I'm getting all kinds of stories.
00:13:51.000Like, I could have raised a million bucks, no problem.
00:13:53.000In Australia, Canada, Britain, America put together, million bucks.
00:14:58.000Yeah, well, I was working on a media project with Tommy a little while ago, and then I got banned from the country, and Tommy was put in jail.
00:15:06.000So that didn't really take off, did it?
00:15:09.000But I, of course, know a lot of Tommy's team.
00:15:12.000In fact, I've got one of Tommy's cameramen, George, the individual who he was screaming, George, get me a solicitor at when he was arrested, is sleeping on my couch right now.
00:15:22.000So I've certainly got an idea of what's going on in the background right now.
00:15:28.000And I've been talking to a lot of people, you know, peripherally, and I'm getting a strange feeling from the people involved that the sentiment is sort of like, please don't help us.
00:15:49.000Well, of course, there's, from my understanding, now, of course, I am going to just be terrible with any of the legal jargon and everything.
00:15:57.000But from my understanding, communications with the lawyer have been, they're very concerned about how Tommy is going to be treated in jail and how Tommy is going to be treated by the legal system, certainly when considering his parole.
00:16:10.000If the media ban is lifted, which it just was, of course, the courts are going to be worried, is Tommy going to come out of jail and then start making us look bad because we did this pretty unethically, right?
00:16:21.000So they're always worried about saving their own ass.
00:16:25.000And unfortunately, a lot of the things that we can do to help sometimes hurt, much like this media ban being lifted.
00:16:32.000So the media ban being lifted would enable Tommy to talk to the press.
00:16:36.000He might disparage the judge or something or say bad things about the court.
00:17:00.000They give him a prosecution lawyer and say, all right, how do you plead?
00:17:03.000And he has no choice but to say guilty, right?
00:17:06.000Well, that's what's so bizarre about this because you do have people coming out and saying Tommy got everything that he deserved, right?
00:17:13.000And they may very well have had a point if there were a proper trial that went down, if Tommy were given access to his own lawyer, if they went through the process of giving him an opportunity to make his defense and have the public examine the case as well.
00:17:31.000But how everything was done, so shady, where he was arrested for breach of the peace when he was on the street with five of his friends and no one else, taken away, wasn't able to contact his lawyer, was appointed a prosecution barrister and was put in jail within four hours because of the way they did it.
00:17:51.000And because it's so clearly something that was unprecedented to the extent that I think anyone in the right mind would say it's basically a setup, that's where the people criticizing Tommy and saying he deserved it lose me.
00:18:15.000The fact that it takes them years and years and years to get through these rape trials, these Islamist extremists who are screaming on the street.
00:18:26.000We have footage of them threatening Tommy, attacking him, beating him up, saying, we're going to kill your family, kill the Kufar, whatever it may be.
00:18:33.000And these people never get any punishment.
00:18:35.000Their live streams are going on all the time.
00:18:37.000You never have the police watching their Facebook pages looking for a reason to arrest them.
00:18:42.000It's clearly there is a political bias here.
00:18:46.000If this hasn't convinced people enough, just look back at the Britney Pettibone case.
00:18:49.000She was banned from the country for wanting to interview Tommy Robinson.
00:18:53.000It is ridiculous for anyone to claim that the government doesn't have it out for him.
00:18:58.000Yeah, it's a bizarre double standard where you have these Muslims who rape kids getting away with it because they didn't know the word for no or they didn't know the culture.
00:19:09.000And they're literally getting away with murder in some cases.
00:19:12.000And then you meet Tommy in Britain for a beer and he's been surrounded by 12 cops the whole way there.
00:19:18.000Yeah, and what makes this really sad too is Tommy is known for being quite cheeky at these cases, of course.
00:19:25.000We've seen the videos of him running out to these people saying, oh, you've been raping kids, have you?
00:19:30.000And We're like, oh my gosh, I can't believe he just said that.
00:19:32.000But this time, because he knew he had a suspended sentence, he was so careful.
00:19:37.000And his cameraman George and I were talking about this, saying this dream that he was doing was actually pretty mundane.
00:19:44.000It was pretty boring compared to his other ones because it's like it's Tommy Robinson there, probably using all of his willpower to confine what he's saying, saying alleged, just asking them questions, not screaming, you've been raping kids, have you at these people?
00:20:01.000He worked so hard to make sure to stay within the confines of his suspension and still, still they came and took him away in a paddy wagon.
00:20:08.000You know, I think we both know what's really going on here.
00:20:11.000And what's happening is the state screwed up.
00:20:39.000I mean, it's shocking to think that they can cover up the rape and assault and grooming of thousands and thousands of young girls.
00:20:47.000To think it was just, they almost managed to get away with covering up Tommy's arrest, too.
00:20:53.000If people don't know, it was only because of a internet sleuth who noticed Tommy quietly added to the Leeds court listings that his friends and family were able to find out he was being taken off to jail.
00:21:05.000Otherwise, if the internet sleuth didn't notice that, none of us may have known what happened to Tommy.
00:21:10.000We could have just thought he disappeared.
00:21:12.000So much like they made Rotherham and Telford disappear for years, they could have made Tommy disappear for years as well without any of us knowing.
00:21:45.000So we were just watching some of the footage.
00:21:46.000It was amazing seeing everyone out there.
00:21:48.000I like seeing Scotland and Wales and everyone in Britain get together on this because it's a Western problem, but it's particularly bad in Britain.
00:23:47.000If there's any good to come out of this is the fact that people who wouldn't ordinarily sort of identify with that sort of movement are now annoyed.
00:23:58.000As far as reporting on it, I actually don't know how much good that will do with the press over here because we're all tarnished with the same brush anyway.
00:24:20.000Friends who I've got who are apolitical, who would rather post photos of the cats on Facebook are now posting articles about this, largely from American sources, which is why it's so important that people on Twitter, people on Facebook are still hashtagging Free Tami, are still making everyone aware.
00:24:40.000Just because we can't trust the press, and that's the feeling across the UK now.
00:26:13.000I mean, as far as the crowd's concerned, we had people there who were on mobility scooters, we had kids there, and again, we were really well-behaved for the most part.
00:26:22.000But just really anger, it felt like if anything happened to Tommy, it would blow up.
00:27:20.000We've got our Proud Boy UK official page on Facebook.
00:27:23.000Since the demonstration, since the Day for Freedom, when Tommy gave us a shout-out, we've been inundated with people wanting to join, wanting to find out more information.
00:27:31.000We're organising, other groups are reaching out and organising.
00:27:34.000It feels like there's a real effort in everyone's part to put aside any sort of differences, whether you're centrists, you're centre-right, your centre-left, and just crack on and get things changed.
00:27:49.000Yeah, well, if we can't agree that children shouldn't be raped, we have some serious problems.
00:28:57.000And I don't, and I don't think Tommy does either.
00:29:01.000Tommy Robinson, who we're talking about here.
00:29:03.000And that's why I think it's not the contempt of court laws, which goes back decades in its current version and centuries before that in common law practice.
00:29:14.000It is what Tommy did, the facts of Tommy's case, absolutely do not warrant a 13-month prison term, in my view.
00:29:24.000Now, I don't have all the facts from the drumhead hearing he had on Friday.
00:29:28.000By drumhead, I mean he was arrested, hauled before a judge, given a public defender who had no expertise in contempt of court.
00:29:35.000It was literally a minutes-long hearing, and he was thrown off to prison for 13 years.
00:30:42.000We convinced the judge to let him come home that night and to let us hire some experts in contempt of court law.
00:30:49.000We went back to court, so he was basically on bail, a kind of bail.
00:30:54.000A week or two later, we went back to court.
00:30:56.000We had three lawyers, including a top QC, that's like a barrister, that's the arguer, a top expert in contempt of court, which is a very obscure law, and we had our general.
00:31:08.000So we had a bit of a dream team there.
00:31:10.000And the judge let him out on a suspended sentence.
00:31:15.000In other words, the judge said, you shouldn't have been on court property.
00:31:19.000You shouldn't have been taking a video on court property.
00:31:21.000You shouldn't have called them rapists because they weren't convicted yet.
00:31:27.000And your lawyer says you'll be harmed in jail.
00:31:30.000And another court said it was okay to step on property.
00:31:33.000So we're not going to send you to prison now, but we're going to give you a three-month sentence that's suspended with a hair trigger.
00:31:41.000So if any time in the next 18 months you do anything wrong, this three-month prison term, that thread snaps, the dagger comes down on you.
00:31:49.000So I say again, this thing in Canterbury was 12 months ago.
00:31:54.000So the 18-month period under which Tommy was under this knife's dagger hanging over him, so that was triggered in Leeds this week, and they obviously added more to it if he got a 13-month sentence.
00:32:11.000I know I'm going a mile a minute, but I just want to tell you the difference between what Tommy did in Canterbury and what he did in Leeds this week, okay?
00:32:17.000Am I getting too detailed here or do you want to?
00:32:47.000What concerns me is, and I went into this on some detail on my noontime show today, here's the problem with contempt of court law as is practiced in the UK.
00:32:55.000And I observed this a year ago in Canterbury, and I'm sure it's the same in Leeds today.
00:33:01.000And can I take a minute to talk about this?
00:33:03.000Because some of your viewers will say, who cares?
00:34:26.000So you have the prosecutor is also the decider.
00:34:32.000Even in that extreme case, even within this quirk, with all those other parameters, isn't being able to say, boom, I hereby sentence you, has that ever been done?
00:35:47.000So I say again, the law itself is not unprecedented.
00:35:53.000But the application of the law to this man and these facts with this outcome, I'm not going to call it unprecedented because I don't have a big enough command of the UK law of contempt of court.
00:36:02.000But it certainly strikes me as deeply unreasonable, deeply legally appealable, which I hope happens.
00:36:10.000Now, a year ago when Tommy was in Canterbury, I was his boss at the Rebel, not that Tommy ever has a boss.
00:36:16.000So I was in the position to make decisions.
00:36:18.000We hired this little junior dream team, as I mentioned.
00:36:21.000We sent the killer lawyers and we got her done.
00:37:53.000It demanded that you could not have a counter-culture existent within the United Kingdom, that we were all subject to the same rules, all subject to the same laws.
00:38:02.000Well, of course, Islam doesn't want to have any part of that.
00:38:24.000But even culturally, it seems like in many ways it was unassimilable from the start.
00:38:30.000I mean, a Jamaican grooming gang is unfathomable to me.
00:38:35.000A Hindu grooming gang doesn't really fit in my head.
00:38:39.000But a Muslim grooming gang is the result of people who don't see their host country as human beings, really.
00:38:48.000We have to remember that Britain's historic experiences with Islam have been necessarily romantic.
00:38:54.000I mean, with the Home Office and with the Foreign Office, I mean, these were two institutions and organizations That really took sort of the whole Lawrence of Arabia thing to heart, and they thought that all the Muslim world was the same as the Muslim world that they had already known.
00:39:08.000We're now finding out the hard way that that's not the case.
00:39:12.000Yeah, they were having winters in Morocco and trying strange dishes and thought that's what would happen when they imported.
00:39:20.000How much of all this war on Tommy is Sadiq Khan?
00:39:24.000Well, Tommy's case actually didn't take place in London.
00:39:27.000Tommy's case took place in Leeds, which is about four hours north of London.
00:39:30.000So actually, I don't believe that Sadiq Khan had any direct involvement in this.
00:39:34.000But Sadiq Khan is more of a symptom of the problem than the problem himself.
00:39:39.000While Sadiq will obviously prosecute certain issues that he believes in, he is actually more of the embodiment of what happens when you don't push back against multiculturalism, what happens when you don't push back against corruption.
00:39:53.000Don't forget, this man as a solicitor defended a terrorist.
00:39:57.000He was the lawyer for the Nation of Islam, the radical nation, anti-Semitic nation of Islam.
00:40:03.000What happened in Leeds is something beyond that.
00:40:07.000It's something beyond a political party.
00:40:10.000It's something deeply entrenched in the British political establishment, which is to say that if you campaign against the mass importation of Muslims, if you campaign against the criminality in their midst, and if you campaign against state-sponsored multiculturalism, you're an enemy of the state.
00:40:24.000Well, the detractors are saying that Tommy was messing with a fair trial.
00:40:30.000And by him harassing these alleged pedophiles, he was possibly damaging the case and allowing them to go free.
00:40:38.000But were they not already convicted when he was talking to them?
00:40:42.000Now, that's very interesting because we don't actually know the full 100% particulars of the case.
00:40:48.000What we do know is that when these people were walking into the courtroom, that they were walking into the courtroom under the auspices of being sentenced, which meant that the trial had effectively come to a conclusion, that there was only the judges' sentencing left to go.
00:41:02.000Now, that may be true, that may not be true, but that is what we understand.
00:41:06.000The reason we don't understand it fully is because of these anti-diluvian reporting restrictions laws that we have in the United Kingdom.
00:41:14.000If the judge of the day, Jeffrey Marson, had come out and said, well, actually, it's in the public interest, as it is, for them to understand the full length and breadth of this case, a 360-degree vision of what was going on here, then we might have had some understanding.
00:41:29.000And of course, the public expects and is owed an understanding when it comes to high-profile cases like this.
00:41:34.000So there's that element of it right there.
00:41:37.000But what you also have is the fact that actually Tommy was off court property when he was talking about this case.
00:41:44.000He was reading from reports that had already been in the mainstream press.
00:41:48.000And as I understand it, he had already asked court officers and the police if he was okay to be doing what he was doing.
00:41:56.000And again, as I understand it, they told him it was perfectly fine.
00:42:00.000Well, it's not perfectly fine according to the establishment.
00:42:04.000And information must be prevented from getting into the people's earholes here.
00:42:09.000You know, it's very profound seeing you with Rome in the background there, because I feel like the entire Western world is falling right now.
00:42:17.000Well, there's a reason I'm in Rome as well, because the establishment is moving heavily against the two populist forces of the Lego Nord and the five-star movement that came together to effectively win that last election.
00:42:28.000And yesterday, the president of Italy comes out and says, no, you may not form a government.
00:42:33.000I'm going to install an IMF technocrat instead to placate the European Central Bank and the European Union.
00:42:39.000This war is taking place in almost every major capital in the Western world right now.
00:42:43.000The populist, the nationalist versus the globalist establishment.
00:42:46.000So that's why I'm here in Rome on the ground, not necessarily just reporting from here, but actually seeing what we can do to push back.
00:44:03.000But look, there's a judge there smiling, smirking as Tommy gets arrested, as he changes the course of British justice forever and throws a man in a cage for a year without a trial, where he will likely be murdered.