IvyWise, Thilipp Quelly, My Record Collection, My Brother-in-law, and Ice Con escape immigration agents at JFK, and Katie Hopkins speaks of Ostracized Brits. Plus, a guy who just took off at JFK.
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00:00:49.000Oh, that was the final in a week of Songs That Hate Me, my record collection, attacking me.
00:01:00.000That band was Operation Ivy, starring Tim Armstrong.
00:01:03.000Tim Armstrong was the guy who went on to create Rancid.
00:01:06.000I think there was a little shout out to our side in his song Gilman Street, where he talked about, for those of you fighting for free speech, this one's for you.
00:04:20.000She is a fearless woman who, as George Orwell did before he became a rock star with 1984, and he lived with the homeless in his book Down and Out in Paris in London.
00:04:31.000She lived with the homeless the other weekend.
00:04:34.000She goes to South Africa and sees firsthand the brutal carnage.
00:06:17.000I hunted him myself with a lot of firearms because I'm a Republican and a Conservative.
00:06:23.000So obviously, like, we're mad about weapons and we just essentially have them at all times.
00:06:27.000So I went out and shot the last white rhino.
00:06:30.000And as a tribute, homage to the extinction of that species, I made a headboard out of it, which I think is, I think you'll agree, is very pretty.
00:06:39.000They're very sensitive, aren't they, the left, about these pictures of giant lions and elephants and why would you kill such a beautiful creature?
00:06:46.000And I always want to just jump in my Twitter and say, that's how that species thrives.
00:07:04.000You know, a lot of these lions, just like we have on pheasant farms here, well, when I'm in the UK, we breed pheasants specifically in order for them to be shot.
00:07:14.000It's so that the land is looked after, the pheasants are looked after.
00:07:18.000And also, we make money out of stupid Londoners who work in banks and finance who come down and are rubbish at shooting, but think they can shoot the birds.
00:07:27.000And actually, what happens is my colleagues stand behind the rich bankers and shoot the birds for them so that the bankers feel better.
00:07:44.000Obviously, I've only been around for, you know, a couple decades because I'm young and, you know, a lot younger than you and a lot more relevant and a lot more in touch with the youth.
00:07:55.000Yes, I think we are at, in terms of my lifetime, and I am only bloody 43, even though I look 65, I think we are at peak kind of censorship, peak offense, peak weirdness.
00:08:08.000You know, today alone, we've had Julian Assange cut off at the embassy, so he no longer has the internet and he's not allowed visitors.
00:08:16.000And then we had Tommy Robinson chucked off Twitter for good.
00:08:20.000And not to mention, Lauren Southern banned from your country for good for a sort of performance art political statement where she said Allah is LGBTQ.
00:08:32.000Yeah, which is kind of a weird idea, isn't it?
00:08:53.000You know, I think it was unacceptable, clearly, the treatment she received.
00:08:56.000And what's interesting, of course, is that a day ago, yeah, a day ago, we sentenced the Parsons Green tube bomber, the subway bomber, and he came through the same port that Lauren tried to come through.
00:11:49.000And I think, you know, all of these marches as well, what's fascinating is when you say to them, when you see them interviewed and they say, right, what's next for you?
00:11:59.000You know, what's going to happen next?
00:12:01.000And those kids have never thought about it.
00:12:03.000You know, even though they've clearly got media training, they've clearly had assistance, they've clearly got, I would say, some level of political sponsorship going on and celebrity endorsement and the backing of CNN and others.
00:12:15.000No one ever sits them down and says, listen, kids, if someone says to you, what's next, you say this, this, and this.
00:12:20.000And so you hear them go, oh, well, we're just going to march a bit more and, you know, go on social media.
00:12:26.000What's actually going to happen right now is a whole bunch of kids that were used to being famous for about two minutes are going to sit around and wonder what on earth to do with their lives because there's going to be a massive hole now and they're used to being patted on the head and given attention and told they're fabulous.
00:12:42.000Their little lives right now, they are not going to know what to do with themselves.
00:12:46.000Yeah, it's going to be Stormy Daniels all over again.
00:14:25.000Well, the subtext was, Donald Trump likes to grab women's pussies just at random on the street.
00:14:32.000And now that he's president, everyone, every male from four years old to 80 can just grab a baby's vagina or an old lady's vagina, some with Down syndrome's vagina, just vagina, vagina, vagina.
00:14:43.000And they're saying, we don't want that.
00:14:53.000And I did get into trouble, actually, because I went back to the UK and I was having a little rant about it on my radio show.
00:14:59.000And I was saying, well, you know, these women, they say, my pussy's made of steel.
00:15:04.000And I was like, well, I can shove a 24-ounce can of cores in my vagina sideways.
00:15:10.000And I said that, and I forgot that I'd kind of moved over to the UK at that point.
00:15:14.000And that ended up with me having the government regulator sending a transcript because I'd broken radio rules.
00:15:20.000And then I had my boss, like this small white, short man, reading out the transcript to me in a kind of, you know, human resources meeting.
00:15:31.000Which you can imagine a little white man in Britain going, and I can shove a can of cords.
00:15:37.000And then he asked me, was that a joke?
00:16:10.000This is the man who talked about grabbing women by the pussy.
00:16:13.000Is there any point, a part of you, that feels this is not my now?
00:16:17.000I hate to dissect jokes, but I can see in your face you've thought of your brilliant comeback, and you have to wait for him to finish, which that hurts the delivery right there.
00:16:27.000I don't want this guy to be talking like this about any woman at all.
00:16:31.000Do you need to despair for the future?
00:16:33.000And then he ruins your delivery by interrupting you.
00:16:52.000And the thing was, that audience, you know, so I'm looking up at like 200 Irish people.
00:16:56.000And the way they've got that stage set, the audience are above you.
00:17:00.000So what you're actually looking up at, because their audience doesn't sit politely, they all sit with their legs apart.
00:17:06.000So you're actually looking up into about 200 Irish women's growlers when I was delivering that line.
00:17:13.000So for me, it was kind of funnier than it was for the audience.
00:17:16.000Yeah, well, it was funny for us too here on Twitter.
00:17:19.000I've noticed too that, so we focus on all this trivia, like Lauren Southern might be a Nazi, or you made a Coors joke that was too rude.
00:17:29.000Meanwhile, we're at a time where there's this tsunami of incredibly important issues, like the grooming gangs, like the Islamicization of Britain and all of Europe, but also like South Africa.
00:17:43.000I didn't enjoy seeing you down there in South Africa because I was so worried about you.
00:17:48.000But I think one of the reasons they're not reporting on it is because they cannot stomach the disgusting carnage that is going on there.
00:17:58.000I think it's partly that, you know, I think there's a lot of, they don't, even to try and tell the story, it's too unbelievable.
00:18:05.000You know, it sounds incredulous to me.
00:18:07.000It sounds like a bit like a right-winger, you know, banging on.
00:18:12.000So you say, well, yeah, they broke in to this man and woman's farm, the white farm they wanted back, and they took the 82-year-old and they strung her up.
00:18:20.000Then they went and plugged in her iron that she used for her ironing.
00:18:24.000And then they proceeded to burn her all over her body for two hours.
00:18:29.000And then they got a blowtorch and took it to the inside of the thighs of the 86-year-old gentleman.
00:18:34.000That sounds like me just coming up with some horribly crude thing that I've imagined.
00:18:40.000And when I spoke to the editors of the newspapers, because I specifically went to see them to see why they're not covering the story, they said, well, white death just doesn't do that well for us in South Africa.
00:18:56.000Well, it doesn't get traction here in the West either.
00:18:58.000And I almost always regret Googling it because you learn about a three-year-old who was gang raped, a three-year-old, then she lives, so they wrap the body in newspaper and burn it.
00:19:12.000Or a four-year-old who is crucified on the kitchen table and then raped in front of her parents.
00:19:20.000And you go, I don't know, like I have a limit to what my brain can handle and my brain can't handle this.
00:19:25.000So then we have politicians in Australia who go, okay, the government is sanctifying this.
00:19:31.000The government is almost making it law to torture these white farmers.
00:19:42.000And in a way, I think, you know, I'm pulling together the documentary now.
00:19:45.000I just spent the week before in Canada pulling the documentary together.
00:19:49.000It's not too, you know, I don't think we have to go into the gruesome details too much, actually.
00:19:54.000I think it plays to the very worst of us and the worst of mankind in some ways.
00:19:58.000There's much more power, I think, in, you know, for example, Mariandra.
00:20:03.000Her husband was shot in front of her and her little six-year-old daughter offered the black gangs her piggy bank if they would let her mummy live.
00:20:11.000You know, I think we have ways of capturing this and capturing people's thoughts without having to take them down the gratuitous violence, which is also reality.
00:20:21.000And I also have footage there on my documentary from a policeman who confirms that the police are in on this.
00:20:27.000They provide the weapons very often for these farm attacks because they get a cash payback.
00:20:32.000And also we have footage from a farm attacker himself who works with the gangs, providing them with information.
00:20:38.000He gets onto the farms to find out where the safe is, how many daughters there are, where the children sleep.
00:20:45.000And he says himself, he gives a very detailed account about why they choose to rape children or whatever.
00:20:51.000So I think the documentary is going to be able to pull punches without having to fill people up with the stuff that none of us almost don't want to hear.
00:20:59.000And my intention is to shove that documentary in as many people's faces as I can just to help these stories be told.
00:21:07.000I don't know if I agree with you, Katie.
00:21:09.000Finally, I find something I disagree with you.
00:21:12.000I want people to see the four-year-old with her cheeks cut open because if the races were reversed, we wouldn't hear the end of it for decades.
00:21:21.000It would be repeated and shown and taught in schools, but we're not allowed to talk about it when it happens to us.
00:21:27.000And they come with these excuses, like they say, oh, black and black violence is worse.
00:21:31.000Well, yes, black and black violence is more common because there's more blacks, but as far as the level of violence goes, the sadism, the farms are totally unique.
00:21:40.000You do not see that in downtown Soweto.
00:21:43.000No, and statistically, you know, they try and bury this stuff in statistics.
00:21:46.000So they try and say, well, South Africa is a very violent country and against this violent backdrop, there isn't really a problem.
00:21:51.000But if you call out the statistics more truthfully, which is, you know, the number of murders of white farmers over the total population of white farmers, you end up with 59 deaths per 100,000.
00:22:03.000If you work as a police officer in South Africa, there's 55 deaths per 100,000.
00:22:09.000And I went to the Institutes of Security Studies and they confirmed that it is much more dangerous to be a white farmer in South Africa than to be a policeman.
00:22:17.000And the policeman himself confirmed that within three years, there will be no more white farmers in South Africa.
00:22:24.000And very much back to our story, our joke earlier about the white rhino, you know, people care, the white farmer is up there with the white rhino on the extinction list.
00:22:34.000But because he's not a white rhino, no one cares.
00:22:37.000Well, it's also not like these people take over the farm and then it's a thriving tobacco farm that just happens to be owned by blacks.
00:22:44.000Something like 90% of these farms become defunct and just become self-subsistence.
00:23:10.000It's food security, you know, water security, food security.
00:23:13.000So on those two fronts, water security, currently Cape Town has only got, I think it's 34 days of water left.
00:23:21.000It will be the first international city to run out of water due to mismanagement by the government.
00:23:28.000Then, of course, you've got the example of Zimbabwe, where they chased all the whites off the land, gave the land back to the blacks, and the blacks turned up, wrecked the farmstead, took the tyres, the wheels, anything they could sell, didn't farm the land.
00:23:39.000And of course, now Zimbabwe requires food aid.
00:23:42.000It used to be known as the breadbasket of South Africa, you know.
00:23:46.000And the same is going to happen in South Africa itself.
00:23:49.000For the first time now, it's a net importer of food.
00:23:53.000And very soon, it's going to be asking the West for food aid.
00:23:56.000And that's really the point where I see myself with my documentary saying, we called this out five years ago.
00:24:50.000If there's someone, so Cyril Ramaposa stands up at the State of the Union address, you know, and he says, we will have land expropriation without compensation.
00:25:02.000Then you translate that to the EFF, the economic freedom fighters, the kind of IRA arm, the terrorist arm, the Hamas arm of the ANC, and it starts to become kill the boar.
00:25:13.000You translate that to a poor guy on the ground with a machete, and that's right, I'm going to gouge the eyes out of this guy and chop his tongue off and then string up his wife.
00:25:24.000So the government language really matters because on the ground it translates to a guy having his arms chopped off at the elbow and his wife being suffocated with a plastic bag.
00:25:36.000And that's definitely what's going on.
00:25:38.000And the police also confirm that if someone's arrested and they're a brother, meaning they're a member of the ANC or EFF, just like a card-carrying member, like anyone can be, then they get let go.
00:25:51.000And even in the hospitals, the state hospitals now, because of the language of the ANC, doctors and nurses are turning away white people if they turn up at state hospitals because they feel they have a mandate to kill white people.
00:27:01.000And then it's very, you know, they're behind gates, behind bars, there's security cameras.
00:27:06.000But the noises in the night, it's so, how they live with that all the time, I don't know.
00:27:11.000And there was also a time when I was detained at the airport and they took my passport away.
00:27:17.000And there was a time then when I was scared, not because of not being able to leave, but because I was scared that if I ended up, you know, if you end up being detained, it doesn't work well for you, you'll be raped or attacked or whatever.
00:27:31.000And I was thinking, I met a lady who was raped by a gang of five men.
00:27:35.000And she said that her girlfriend, the advice with white women in South Africa is if you're going to be raped by a gang, you try and, I don't want to go into too much detail, but you try and defecate because that turns them off.
00:27:47.000And I honestly was stood at, when they had my passport thinking, could I do that?
00:27:52.000So that's a strange thing to think when all you've done is gone and chatted to people and try and tell a story.
00:27:57.000I mean, they were actually trying to stop me going into the country, but luckily I'd got in and got my footage and got the truths out of there before they managed to stop me going in.
00:28:09.000When I talk to South Africans about this who are in the heat of the moment, who are in the lambs being led to slaughter, and one of their primary concerns is not coming across as racist.
00:28:22.000I spoke to a lot of South Africans, people who are down there.
00:29:57.000It's good in a way because it means, you know, were you to try to be prosecuted or someone to try to remove you for being a racist, then clearly that bar is going to be quite high of what they have to set.
00:30:10.000But it is frustrating for us that they are so able to just say, racist columnist, you know, as if that's your preface.
00:30:32.000And, you know, what they're trying to do, obviously, is before you even look, before you even have a chance to process the content, is to label you so that it's a signpost in many ways, just as if you were driving down the freeway to signpost you so that people can think, oh, I don't need to take this seriously.
00:30:51.000I don't need to listen to what they're saying.
00:30:53.000And I think in many ways, my way of countering that is to go back to try and do journalism in the way that we, you know, old school.
00:31:00.000Like, so going on Skid Row, just walk Skid Row, look at Skid Row, tell my truths of Skid Row.
00:31:06.000And in many ways, by doing that, by getting out to the stories, as you know, you counter a lot of that because you're just presenting what you saw.
00:31:15.000You're not adding your own commentary to it very much.
00:31:18.000You're just directing people's attention.
00:31:20.000And that's what I'm trying to do with my audiences now is help direct their attention to things and removing my own commentary from it slightly.
00:31:28.000Yeah, the gonzo journalism, the immersionism, I've always called it.
00:31:31.000Barbara Ehrenreich did that at Nickel and Dime.
00:31:33.000George Orwell did that in Down and Out in Paris and London.
00:31:47.000I was worried about you too with the homeless people.
00:31:50.000So you spent a weekend with the homeless in LA.
00:31:53.000Yeah, so I decided, you know, every time I'm in LA, someone drives by or I'm in a car or whatever and they point out, oh, that's Skid Row.
00:32:01.000And, you know, drive by, you don't want to go there.
00:32:03.000And all the people, oh, it's terrible there.
00:32:05.000And, you know, even in a hotel two blocks away from Skid Row, I asked for a map just of the area, like a tourist, and they gave me a map and it had a sticker on it.
00:32:15.000And I looked and that sticker was stuck over Skid Row, over the five or six blocks of Skid Row.
00:32:22.000And it was a really bizarre moment for me, like kind of linguistically or, you know, if you think about it in terms of images, the idea that you can stick a sticker on something and that makes it go away, even if you only live two blocks from it and you're in a major hotel where you probably should be informing your guests.
00:32:39.000So I decided, right, I will spend two days, two nights on Skid Row and see for myself and tell my truth, whatever those are.
00:32:47.000And actually, it was, you know, I've spent nights in migrant camps, I've spent nights at Calais, I've crossed the Med with the migrants into Sicily.
00:32:55.000I've seen my fair share of disgusting, but Skid Row is something else.
00:33:00.000So it is, it is, it's, it's, like I think about the way I walked.
00:33:04.000It's, so your feet, I don't know if you've ever been skiing or you've walked in mud, but it's slippy underfoot.
00:33:10.000The pavements, the sidewalks, the roads, they're slippy because there's so much human waste.
00:33:17.000So the rats, literally, I saw rats, rats, rats, rats, rats.
00:33:20.000They're on your ankles, they're over your shoes, they're everywhere.
00:33:23.000I walked part, the clip Tucker wouldn't show, because Tucker hosted the report as well.
00:33:28.000He wouldn't show the clips where we walked past the sidewalks that are used as the toilets, so where people just go to the bathroom on the sidewalk.
00:33:38.000But even if you're camping, you have a designated area for that.
00:33:45.000And it's not just the overwhelming stench of urine.
00:33:49.000It's everywhere you look, there's a rat eating on that stuff and a rat around it.
00:33:54.000It reminded me perfectly of a historian's kind of example of London in the 1600s, you know, when there were slops thrown and there was the human waste and then there were the rats.
00:34:05.000And just before the outbreak of the bubonic plague, when you'll remember, it was the fleas on the rats that gave everybody the plague.
00:34:12.000And I honestly can see sometime quite soon there being a major human, you know, there's a human health hazard there that's beyond just about caring for people with mental problems and the homeless.
00:34:26.000There is a human health time bomb about to go off this summer, I'd suggest, in the center of downtown LA.
00:34:35.000And, you know, the amazing thing about it, you going to South Africa and going there, is you have people at home on their couch in their socks typing out, no, she's wrong about this and that's racist.
00:34:47.000You're sitting telling those of us who go to Israel, who go to Texas during the flood and hand out water, you're sitting there with this old Nazi trope trying to trivialize everyone else's accomplishments because you haven't accomplished anything.
00:35:16.000But on our team, even if you hate me, where we believe that you should be able to say what you think and say how you feel and not receive punishment for it, you know, where we need to break through is spend less time opinionating on social media and more time going out, finding our truths, sharing them and offering them up to other people for them to make their own decisions on.
00:35:38.000And I think the more we get out there, the more we get off Twitter and just use Twitter as a platform to show our truths, the better we do.
00:35:46.000And I would so encourage any of your supporters to go out and find your truths.
00:36:17.000And what I say, you know, would say, if I may, to people, and I'm not trying to teach you what to do, but you've all got an iPhone or you've all got some kind of tablet or something.
00:36:26.000So instead of following, if you see everyone else diving into a crowd because there's been a bit of an RGB argy or someone set a flag on a light, don't stand next to someone else and take the same picture they're taking of that flag burning.
00:36:42.000Don't take the same pictures as everyone else is taking.
00:36:44.000Find the new story no one's telling in the quiet sidelines of the thing and share that on Twitter.
00:36:50.000You know, look to tell the truths that we know are out there.
00:36:54.000Even if it's in your own home and it's about the way you feel, talk about how you feel and your truths and find the stories that matter and help share those.
00:37:02.000Because I think as conservatives, we can help the cause by doing exactly that.
00:37:08.000Yes, the cause that you can fit in your vagina sideways.
00:37:21.000But Katie, this is all very inspiring.
00:37:22.000The one sort of flaw is we are petrified about your safety.
00:37:27.000Please tell us that when you're sleeping with these homeless people in their feces and you're going to these hell holes, these shit holes like South Africa, that you're with a giant bodyguard who's heavily armed.
00:37:38.000So no, I didn't have, I mean, well, no one, yes, but I didn't have security on Skid Row.
00:37:45.000And I do, I, you know, I feel like I know how to handle myself.
00:37:48.000Like at Speaker's Corner, I was there.
00:39:29.000And in some ways, you know, with my epilepsy, where I was at, I only had really, they said two years probably before a fit got me, you know, because my fits were extreme.
00:39:38.000So I had this kind of two-year lifespan at 39.
00:39:42.000And then it turns out I've got a new life now.
00:39:44.000So I'm so grateful for it and so grateful to the surgeons and so grateful to still be alive that I may as well live it big.
00:39:51.000Yes, but you were still a maniac back when you had epilepsy or gaining weight to show how easy it was to lose weight.
00:39:59.000Yeah, well, no, I'm just not a big fan of fat people.
00:40:02.000And I got really fed up with fat people telling me I was lucky to be thin.
00:40:05.000So I put on half my body weight, 52 pounds in three months to prove that actually if you sit on your ass and you eat too much, you get fat.