Rebel News Podcast - EZRA LEVANT ｜ 17-year-old citizen journalist 'Young Bob' arrested for speaking his mind

00:00:00.000 Tonight, Rebel News fights for freedom of speech around the world.

00:00:03.680 It's September 29th, and this is the Ezra Levant Show.

00:00:06.460 We fight for freedom!

00:00:09.380 Shame on you, you censorious bug!

00:00:21.800 Hi everybody, I'm at our world headquarters in a bunker in the greater Toronto area.

00:00:26.860 It's been a very busy week.

00:00:28.160 You know, I had a wonderful Friday.

00:00:29.620 I was invited as a guest speaker to address the Western Standard.

00:00:33.860 As you may know, more than a decade ago, about 15 years ago or so,

00:00:37.640 I ran a print magazine called Western Standard, which was Western Canadian-focused.

00:00:43.720 It was freedom-focused.

00:00:45.140 We made one mistake, though.

00:00:46.340 It was printed on paper and delivered by Canada Post.

00:00:49.600 So needless to say, that went the way of the dodo bird.

00:00:52.960 But it was a wonderful project I was involved with.

00:00:55.180 And anyways, a few years ago, about five years ago now,

00:00:57.540 Derek Fildebrandt, the former politician and conservative activist,

00:01:02.480 revived that newspaper, that magazine, with the same name, Western Standard.

00:01:07.380 But he made it a digital news product.

00:01:09.760 Anyways, they've really come along well.

00:01:11.880 It's sort of in the mold of the old Western Standard.

00:01:14.660 And before that, if you remember, Alberta Report, run by Ted Byfield,

00:01:18.280 the great Alberta journalist and activist.

00:01:20.220 So it was exciting to be invited.

00:01:21.980 I was very flattered, actually, to be invited and saw some old friends there.

00:01:25.080 And their team is growing.

00:01:27.100 And I think that Ted Byfield would be really proud of what they've achieved.

00:01:30.480 And I was sort of, you know, excited to be invited and treated so nicely,

00:01:34.040 because on paper, we're competitors.

00:01:36.680 But it doesn't feel that way.

00:01:38.380 I feel like we're actually allies in a fight against the regime.

00:01:42.500 So that was really enjoyable.

00:01:44.680 And, you know, it was a fun staff night.

00:01:48.760 They have their own version of the, you know, the Oscars.

00:01:52.940 So they had their own awards for best video, best news story.

00:01:56.500 It was fun to see that.

00:01:57.480 Anyways, that's where I was on Friday night.

00:02:00.500 I came back to Toronto.

00:02:02.100 And then I went to London, England for 12 hours.

00:02:07.460 And I know that sounds crazy, and it was crazy, but I was basically there and back on Sunday

00:02:12.940 because I care about the UK for the reasons you've heard me explain many times before.

00:02:18.740 And I'm excited that the UK has something called the Free Speech Union,

00:02:22.320 which is a very strong and growing activist NGO, I guess would be the phrase,

00:02:28.160 that if someone is fired from their job or deplatformed in some way because of their freedom of speech,

00:02:34.260 the Free Speech Union has a bunch of lawyers and they go straight to work.

00:02:38.320 But just like in Canada, where we have good civil liberties groups like the Justice Center for Constitutional Freedom or the CCF,

00:02:44.900 there's a handful of them, not just the Democracy Fund.

00:02:47.160 There's always a gap, right?

00:02:48.400 There's always more cases.

00:02:49.860 And maybe the particular strategy of a particular civil liberties group doesn't include a certain case.

00:02:56.240 I love the street journalism, citizen journalism beat in the UK.

00:03:01.740 Of course, we sort of do some of that over there.

00:03:04.580 And Tommy Robinson, our friend, started with us as a citizen journalist.

00:03:08.800 So we've been at it in the UK for a while.

00:03:12.640 As I mentioned to you when I covered Tommy Robinson's big rally on September 13th,

00:03:16.480 one of the most palpable changes from early Tommy Robinson events that I've attended

00:03:21.580 is the absolute blooming and flowering of so many new citizen journalists.

00:03:28.700 I didn't even know all of them, which is a great thing.

00:03:32.620 It's sort of sad if I know all the usual five people are here.

00:03:36.140 No, there was like 50.

00:03:37.880 And some of them have huge audiences now.

00:03:40.380 Some of them are quite well resourced.

00:03:42.280 Others are, you know, Lone Rangers kind of thing.

00:03:44.980 That was one of the most exciting things about Tommy's rally, not just the speeches.

00:03:48.420 And I was delighted to be invited to give a speech, as you know.

00:03:51.180 But it really meant that when Tommy Robinson says, we are the media now, and I say that

00:03:57.160 sometimes too, it's true.

00:04:00.180 Like, it's one thing to say that if you have just a handful of citizen journalists.

00:04:04.260 But if you've got 50, and amongst them, my estimate is there's 1 billion people viewed

00:04:11.360 in some way, even for a moment, the rally.

00:04:14.320 And that was despite the regime media, not because of it.

00:04:17.500 So anyways, back to what I was doing in London for 12 hours.

00:04:21.960 One such citizen journalist, he's just 17 years old.

00:04:27.280 His real name is Thomas Muffet, but he goes by the pen name Young Bob, and he is young.

00:04:34.400 I mean, I can't believe he's 17.

00:04:36.440 I guess if I look at him, he has a youthful face, but he's tall.

00:04:40.040 And I guess the most impressive thing is he carries himself with a wisdom and maturity

00:04:44.620 far beyond his years.

00:04:45.720 I remember when I was 17, and there's no way I had my act together like he does.

00:04:51.460 Anyways, confidence and energy are one thing.

00:04:56.280 But what happens when the law decides to pick you up, arrest you, and hold you overnight

00:05:01.940 in jail because they don't like your journalism?

00:05:05.180 You say, come on, Esther, you're exaggerating.

00:05:06.820 You're leaving something important.

00:05:08.000 Now, no, I'm not.

00:05:08.860 As you know, in the United Kingdom, every single day, there are 30 people in the UK arrested

00:05:15.840 for some social media post.

00:05:17.720 Before I get to the case of Young Bob, here's another citizen journalist from Northern England

00:05:24.140 who was visited at 10 p.m. at night by police because he retweeted a meme.

00:05:33.200 So this isn't Young Bob what I'm about to show you.

00:05:35.340 It's just another citizen journalist in the same week.

00:05:38.660 Take a quick look at this.

00:05:39.820 Basically, section 19 refers to spreading what we say like racial hatred.

00:05:45.240 So you've posted something online that we believe is spreading racial hatred.

00:05:48.560 Twitter, Facebook, what?

00:05:50.480 I can't explain too much.

00:05:52.380 If you just give me the context beforehand.

00:05:54.640 I don't want to be put here in an interview.

00:05:56.140 Because I appreciate you've never been arrested before, have you?

00:05:58.060 Yeah, once or twice.

00:05:59.160 Once or twice.

00:05:59.960 Frequent fire.

00:06:01.500 I didn't think you were.

00:06:02.560 Basically, how it works now is then, obviously, if you've got stuff you'd like to gather,

00:06:07.660 obviously, I'm more than willing to talk through what you're able to take with you.

00:06:11.040 What, you're taking me away now?

00:06:12.540 Yes, so you're around arrest, so you're going to Harrogate, unfortunately.

00:06:15.560 You're taking me to Harrogate in the middle of the night over a tweet?

00:06:19.520 I am, unfortunately.

00:06:20.520 Is this what you signed up the police to do?

00:06:23.380 Unfortunately, this is my role.

00:06:24.320 I'm trying to be reasonable with you here.

00:06:25.880 So if there's stuff you'd like to gather, I'm more than willing to allow you to gather some

00:06:29.560 sort of stuff, like medication, if you've got any numbers you need.

00:06:32.740 You do understand that I'm going to make the maximum fuss about this free speech union.

00:06:38.280 Yeah, absolutely.

00:06:39.380 You guys are just doing your jobs, obviously, but your bosses have just opened up a world 1.00

00:06:45.100 of shit. 0.99

00:06:45.860 Trust me, if I didn't have to be here, I wouldn't have been, but I'm happy to give you... 1.00

00:06:50.480 I'm quite certain you two have got, like, 50 better things to do.

00:06:55.200 Why are the police raiding his house at 10pm at night?

00:06:58.660 That's outrageous.

00:07:00.480 Well, that's the point.

00:07:01.820 It's designed to shock and awe and intimidate and dissuade and deter.

00:07:07.900 They don't have to come at 10pm.

00:07:09.860 I remember once police raided Tommy Robbins' personal home at 4.30am.

00:07:14.620 They didn't need to do that.

00:07:15.940 It's not like he was a flight risk.

00:07:17.760 They did that precisely to irritate his family, stress out his family, cause his kids to cry,

00:07:23.340 etc.

00:07:23.860 That is a police tactic.

00:07:25.660 That's a police state tactic, by the way.

00:07:27.500 So that was another example.

00:07:30.780 But it's one thing when you do that to a grown man.

00:07:33.220 But what about arresting a 17-year-old?

00:07:36.920 He's physically large, but he's still a kid.

00:07:40.700 I mean, there's a reason why 18-year-olds aren't old enough to vote, aren't in most jurisdictions

00:07:47.340 old enough to drink, etc.

00:07:48.800 It's because they're not quite grown up yet.

00:07:52.800 And so to take young Bob off the street with sketchy reasons and throw him in jail and hold

00:07:57.900 him in jail overnight, it's obvious why they're doing it.

00:08:01.580 They're trying to smash his confidence and stop a budding career as a citizen journalist.

00:08:05.940 Here's the exactitudes of his arrest.

00:08:08.560 Take a look.

00:08:09.020 Oh, what we're seeing here is Bob.

00:08:20.960 He's being arrested now.

00:08:22.360 Do you understand that?

00:08:23.300 I was making attempts to leave.

00:08:25.100 I had my Uber booked for a minute.

00:08:26.420 All right.

00:08:26.920 Just come this way, mate.

00:08:27.760 So...

00:08:28.340 I'm getting this.

00:08:31.280 So if you'd like to leave, that'd be wonderful.

00:08:33.580 So it looks like they're going around and arresting people.

00:08:42.000 Huh?

00:08:42.580 What did you say?

00:08:45.640 We'll keep you distant.

00:09:06.000 We're not going to encroach on what's happening.

00:09:09.360 and he's been uh took away

00:09:17.480 and then that's the dispersal in place currently uh young bob has been arrested under section 14

00:09:31.380 uh of the dispersal act context there i was arrested for section 14 of the public order act

00:09:38.740 i attempted to leave through booking uber and i was not part of an assembly or protest i was booked

00:09:43.880 in for 24 hours midway through the night i was woken up and they gave me even more bullshit charges 0.70

00:09:49.800 citing videos that i've done in the past and my bail ends at the 30th of october i'm not allowed

00:09:56.960 in epping and there's a few others i can't really go into detail now all i'm gonna say is legally

00:10:02.340 speaking i am fucked i don't know what to do in terms of legal representation if it wasn't for 0.96

00:10:07.540 the fact i was able to crack a laugh in the prison cell i would have gone insane and yeah the 0.98

00:10:12.320 footage i clearly show you is firstly i left secondly i wasn't protesting and thirdly if you

00:10:18.560 were being charitable i was obviously going to leave within that six minutes so i don't know

00:10:22.940 why the police have such an urge to arrest me it seems quite loaded and for me i don't think you

00:10:29.980 should just like waffle public order charges on a 17 year old if you want to make an example of

00:10:34.820 someone do it so when the essex police do get flack it's not even more flack because you're

00:10:40.800 doing it to someone underage well i saw that and i reached out to him online because i thought you

00:10:45.580 know what what 17 year old has a lawyer on standby i i sure didn't when i was 17 and i i don't know what

00:10:54.560 i would have done had i been arrested when i was 17 so i reached out to young bob and by the way we

00:10:59.660 confirmed all this with his mother so i want to make sure you know that when i'm dealing with a

00:11:04.320 minor who's technically legally a child i'm making sure that i interact with their guardian

00:11:09.300 so we contacted his mom to make sure that they were fine with us helping him out and they were

00:11:15.480 um so i flew over there just to have lunch with young bob and we've got some young freelance

00:11:22.780 journalists we're working out there now too and just to hear a little bit more about who he was and to

00:11:27.340 check him out a bit and i tell you one thing he checks out he's very passionate he's motivated in

00:11:32.580 part by his christian beliefs he's a mild-mannered guy who's got some strong opinions it's true

00:11:38.760 but he's very law-abiding and this is the first interaction he's ever had with police

00:11:43.020 and i said young bob let's put together a project where we crowdfund for you and i already know some

00:11:50.580 lawyers in the uk as you know because we have in the past crowdfunded for tommy robinson and believe me

00:11:55.900 we've had a lot of lawyers help with those projects over the years so i connected young

00:12:01.260 bob with tana adelman who is one of tommy's longest standing lawyers so they had a good heart to heart

00:12:08.280 and obviously i'm not going to tell you any confidences or privileged information but i'm

00:12:13.800 just mentioning that to you to know that we've got a good lawyer who's experienced and sympathetic

00:12:18.920 to citizen journalists because tana has done that for tommy for years um they had a good heart to

00:12:24.760 heart i met with young bob and here is the video we put together standing on westminster bridge

00:12:31.160 just a few feet away maybe 10 yards away from parliament itself here take a look

00:12:37.640 ezra levant here as you can see i am back in jolly old england the parliament buildings behind us but

00:12:45.220 i'm not feeling in a jolly mood because the united kingdom has a massive censorship campaign and i'm not

00:12:52.500 just talking about de-platforming people kicking them off of social media i'm talking about arresting

00:12:57.580 them according to the times of london a prestigious newspaper 30 people are arrested by police every

00:13:05.460 single day for what they write on social media and i'm standing next to thomas moffett aka young bob

00:13:13.580 that's his social media name he's 17 years old and he was arrested just over a week ago here's video

00:13:21.860 of the police arresting him take a look at my uber see that at six down to the bus stop for me i'd say

00:13:30.660 that's a fair compromise so they're there

00:13:33.120 what for section 14 mate you've been seen protesting you've refused to leave the area

00:13:41.260 despite multiple warnings

00:13:42.600 so are we all going to get arrested

00:13:58.380 so quick context there i was arrested for section 14 of the public order act i attempted to leave

00:14:03.460 through booking uber and i was not part of an assembly or protest i was booked in for 24 hours

00:14:08.840 midway through the night i was woken up and they gave me even more bullshit charges citing videos that

00:14:14.980 i've done in the past and my bail ends at the 30th of october i'm not allowed in epping and there's a

00:14:21.720 few others that i can't really go into detail now all i'm going to say is legally speaking i am

00:14:27.320 i don't know what to do in terms of legal representation

00:14:30.480 well when i saw that i thought i don't think this 17 year old has the resources to fight back what 17

00:14:38.240 year old has a lawyer and knows how to push back so i reached out to young bob and uh we're meeting

00:14:45.520 here today to talk about a crowdfunding campaign to protect him and to fight back great to meet you

00:14:51.560 i know your fans call you young bob your real name is thomas moffett it's nice to see you in person

00:14:56.720 i appreciate the support as well i think optically for essex police especially it's not great to arrest

00:15:02.880 the 17 year old off the most offense of trying to book a cab and you accuse me of being in an area

00:15:09.320 which doesn't have a section and the area that is sectioned i wasn't in i wasn't part of an assembly

00:15:15.320 or protest they're trying to control your civil liberties by introducing arbitrarily defined

00:15:20.840 uh sections which control where and how you protest and when i was trying to leave i very

00:15:26.320 obviously had it uber booked now those are some technical terms you're using sections and police

00:15:32.080 can order you to leave and things like that but if you strip away some of that legal lingo that jargon

00:15:38.400 really they didn't like the fact that you were a citizen journalist you've been attending a lot of

00:15:43.540 these protests against the migrant hotels the police don't like the fact that hundreds of thousands

00:15:48.720 even millions of people are seeing your work and they thought what can we do and in the uk

00:15:53.160 unfortunately there's a lot of laws that police can just sort of hatch and they can hand you an order

00:15:59.320 to leave and if you don't that becomes the offense you're not doing anything wrong they order you to

00:16:04.120 leave if you're not leaving fast enough that's basically the criminal charge isn't it yes so in fact

00:16:10.020 people's bail conditions would even be worse so i was originally arrested for breach of a section 14

00:16:14.820 of a public order act which states that a particular area that is given the section you cannot have an

00:16:20.360 assembly or protest so you were an assembly of one or a protest of one there was one man army who had

00:16:26.100 a uber booked who showed on several occasions the officers that i was within my means to leave

00:16:31.440 then they arrested me because supposedly i was protesting the area that was sectioned i wasn't in

00:16:36.760 there were several other people attempting to leave within the same area they arrest me they

00:16:41.320 take me in custody for the full 24 hours and midway through the night they give me a fervor arrest

00:16:46.480 for a hate crime inciting religious and racial hatred because they suspect that on september the 5th

00:16:53.100 in which i said we should call for the deportations of economic migrants within the bell hotel now this

00:16:58.680 is the opinion across epping and essex and it's very clear that people within this area don't want

00:17:04.560 migrants who come here they claim asylum even though interestingly they're just here to 1.00

00:17:09.320 economically benefit of a very vulnerable system of migration and they suspect that my political

00:17:14.840 opinion that i put down on the internet is an arrestable offense you know again you're using

00:17:20.280 some reference to sections and things like that and and that's i'm glad you're thinking about those

00:17:25.400 details really the police it's almost like lavrenti beria the former soviet head of secret police he had a

00:17:32.540 saying i don't know this i don't know if you know this he said show me the man and i'll find you the

00:17:38.500 crime by which he means there's so many laws there's so many ways to get someone just show me who you want

00:17:44.440 to get and i'll cook up the the accusation i think that's exactly what happened to you someone said we've

00:17:50.620 got to stop young bob from doing his journalism just find a way throw something at the wall and see if

00:17:57.080 it sticks and the fact that you're 17 i think they knew you you weren't maybe legally savvy you probably

00:18:03.680 didn't have a lawyer and uh to hold you overnight in the police station they knew that would tear that

00:18:10.240 would terrify a man of 53 years old let alone 17 years old i think they were trying to spook you they

00:18:16.640 were trying to demoralize you they were trying to scare you that's what it looks like to me i mean of course

00:18:21.260 this isn't the first time unfortunately i have been arrested for covering protests and that is

00:18:25.760 always the fear tactic so actually for juveniles people under the age of 18 the police within the

00:18:31.120 uk prioritize their detention and make sure that they aren't charged making sure they're not in

00:18:36.380 prison because that ruins their future career but they did keep you overnight they kept me over time

00:18:40.680 so they're what they're doing is enforcing a political crime on a young child and that contradicts

00:18:46.380 the surrounding ethos of the metropolitan police that is trying to have these people have good

00:18:51.720 futures they're going to completely ruin my life if i'm ever charged of these two offenses and they

00:18:56.300 want to do that to kind of make a precedent out there that citizens journalists and protesters can't

00:19:01.980 cover and talk about migration i tell you young bob for a man of tender years you speak with a

00:19:08.920 sophistication and a maturity and i think they picked the wrong guy to push around i was worried though

00:19:15.520 because i've seen in the uk people who don't have lawyers at all or people who don't have strong

00:19:20.940 lawyers get railroaded i think of lucy connelly the mom who was sentenced to 31 months for a tweet

00:19:27.400 um there there really is a war on anyone who's a skeptic of mass immigration and that's you don't

00:19:35.160 have to that's not a racial thing you're just saying we want to enforce the law there's these illegal

00:19:39.500 migrant boats to turn that into a crime to have that that's a mainstream political point of view by the

00:19:45.100 way even the labor prime minister keir starmer is talking about deportation so the police i think

00:19:51.500 are being bullies i don't think it's a good look on the country that gave us robert peel's principles

00:19:56.740 of policing i think the british police are losing their reputation but i think it's important that

00:20:02.060 you get some strong help and that's why i reached out to you as you know rebel news crowd funds lawyers

00:20:07.100 for people who can't afford them we've done that for tommy robinson in the past and i offered to do that

00:20:12.940 for you and i just want to tell you that we're not going to let you go through this alone i've spoken

00:20:20.060 to one of the lawyers we use for tommy robinson's cases tana edelman of carson k which is a solid law

00:20:27.060 firm we've used for many years with tommy you and her have spoken now don't tell me any details about

00:20:32.240 that conversation because it's legally privileged but just confirm for me that you've spoken for

00:20:37.060 tana and you feel like you're in good hands with her yeah and from what she said she seems like she

00:20:42.060 has a long history of dealing with protesters and of course i'm quite vulnerable although that's kind

00:20:46.940 of ironic me admitting that uh i am very young i don't have the wisdom that many people that i'm

00:20:52.140 privileged to be surrounded by have when it comes to dealing with the law and places like youth

00:20:57.220 detention centers they're incredibly violent i mean you have to be one disturbed individual

00:21:02.180 to be arrested at my age and you think that islam and like this militant islam is entrenched 1.00

00:21:08.120 within adult prisons they're certainly more entrenched within young offenders institute so if

00:21:12.880 i get there with my track record of religious and political coverage i wouldn't do too well so i think

00:21:19.820 this is an attempt by the police state and of course i always respect the lawyers that will cover me and

00:21:25.600 make sure that i'm legally protected we've been in touch with your mom as well to make sure that she

00:21:30.640 knows that we're dealing with you because you're a minor i want to make sure that when we when we're

00:21:34.520 talking to you and we're offering to crowdfund that this is okay with your mom and she has spoken to

00:21:39.300 us on the phone i want to confirm that for viewers because of course we have to be respectful of the

00:21:43.860 fact that you are indeed a minor you carry yourself very well but you are a minor and i want to make

00:21:48.920 sure that you have a guardian overlooking our work so basically we are going to pay tana's legal bill

00:21:56.880 that's the firm carson k as you pointed out she's been fighting these battles for a long time 0.99

00:22:01.840 the way rebel news does that is very simple we say to the world if you think their treatment of

00:22:07.440 young bob is outrageous if you think that it's political intimidation if you think they're trying

00:22:13.100 to scare him out of his citizen journalists then let's bind together and it you know you would have

00:22:20.480 to be very wealthy to pay a lawyer to do this on your own but if we can have a hundred or a thousand

00:22:26.440 people chip in five pounds ten pounds even fifty pounds together we can pay for the lawyer to get

00:22:32.920 young bob out of this pickle go to save young bob dot co dot uk save young bob dot co dot uk

00:22:42.920 we've already uh come to terms with the lawyer and with you young bob i think if police know that

00:22:49.160 you've got a strong lawyer and that you've got thousands of friends looking out for you and that

00:22:54.360 rebel news is going to shine a light of scrutiny on this i'm hoping that they'll back down and and

00:23:00.200 think okay well we can't push this guy around that's the theory we're working under at least

00:23:05.400 yeah like again like you perfectly outlined i'm the textbook example for the police as i imagine

00:23:11.320 of someone who's vulnerable and they can chuck the whole law book at and i don't know i plead guilty to

00:23:16.760 whatever crimes they're accusing me of so it would be absolutely great to kind of demonstrate to people

00:23:22.680 that mothers children people who are very new to this new form of activism are now covered by

00:23:29.000 historical institutes who have fought on beside of protesters you know in the uk there's a wonderful

00:23:34.680 group called the free speech union they're doing a lot of good work they can't take everyone and i

00:23:40.760 think in the protest movement and the citizen journalism movement that's something that rebel news has a

00:23:46.360 special connection to including with our history with tommy robinson so there you have it young bob

00:23:52.280 he wants to fight for freedom he wants to fight for free journalism for citizen journalism he was

00:23:58.040 one of the journalists who covered the people's revolt in epping against the migrant hotel there

00:24:03.320 police were looking for a way to shut him up they cooked up a scheme we have to stop that scheme with

00:24:09.000 an excellent lawyer and there's no way that young bob could afford that on his own that's up to you and

00:24:13.800 me if you believe that we've got to help citizen journalists including this young guy i mean look at

00:24:18.600 him he looks like he's got to be 25 no he's young he's 17 and he needs our help go to save young

00:24:25.240 bob dot co dot uk thanks well there you go i hope it works i mean i i think the one of the reasons

00:24:34.680 they're picking on young bob is because he's young and they want to scare him off and they know he doesn't

00:24:40.520 have any money and they know he doesn't have his lawyers and they know he's not sophisticated in

00:24:44.520 legal matters well that's where we come in and i'm not saying we're miracle workers but we do know

00:24:49.480 lawyers and we do know crowdfunding and we also have an audience so i mean young bob does too but

00:24:55.880 i think to give him allies and it's my hope frankly that the police will drop their case against him

00:25:03.560 without even finding him because if they thought he was easy pickings i think they'll know that he's got

00:25:09.080 crowdfunding behind him now he's got a a competent and experienced lawyer behind him now and rebel

00:25:15.400 news not to toot our own horn but we have a pretty big audience on some of these issues in particular

00:25:21.400 including in the uk so that's why i went over there anyways so i landed in the morning

00:25:27.080 i immediately went to the city center i had lunch with uh young bob and a couple other young journalists

00:25:32.840 and then we recorded that and we had some time left before i had to go back to the airport

00:25:37.400 so we went to hyde park which is a lovely london has some lovely parks and for a very long time i

00:25:45.560 think it's measured in centuries there's a place in hyde park that they call speaker's corner and as you

00:25:52.200 know the united kingdom has for centuries been one of the places in the world with strong freedom of

00:25:57.320 speech and speaker's corner is held to be the freest of the free speech where anyone can jump up on a

00:26:06.120 box or a little step ladder and just rant and just give her talking about anything

00:26:13.400 and so i wanted to go there because i heard there was a gathering of these people and those people

00:26:18.520 and um i i was in hyde park when i was a kid um i think when i was 17 or something that was the first

00:26:26.600 time i went to london and well i'm not 17 anymore a lot of people think i am but i'm not

00:26:32.040 uh so i didn't know what to expect i had seen in the past that there were some conflagrations there

00:26:37.480 because they allow religious freedom of speech so obviously in the uk the fastest growing religion

00:26:44.360 is islam and you have people there trying to proselytize but you also have christians trying

00:26:50.040 to proselytize and you have ex muslims who in some ways are the harshest critics of islam before i even

00:26:58.440 gone in there's an area called marble arch which is just what it sounds like and as you enter hyde park

00:27:03.640 i saw there were two large loudspeakers with constant muslim prayers being broadcast just chained

00:27:10.280 to the gate here take a look at that

00:27:29.640 just why not he just turned it into a turn the whole area into a kind of muslim mosque well i walked in

00:27:36.760 and there were other people there including a christian pastor and i went up to him and i was

00:27:42.280 just filming him quietly i wasn't really interacting and he said hey is that ezra levant and i thought

00:27:47.640 isn't that funny that i'm here in london half a world away and one of the street preachers in london

00:27:53.640 i guess follows rebel news i didn't i i didn't really want to interact with him because i didn't want to

00:27:59.000 change what he was up to i mean i waved at him but here's a quick moment of that which i thought was sort of fun

00:28:04.200 i think you perhaps still need to find jesus christ so i can only preach him to you i love you man i love

00:28:32.200 the work you do but my prayer is that you find the lord jesus christ keep on doing what you're doing

00:28:38.280 bless you anyways there was some very dramatic uh pro and anti islam sites and of course it being

00:28:46.520 london there are a lot of women wearing not just um the hijab but the full face obscuring niqab which i 1.00

00:28:54.200 find quite depressing because i think that's an infringement on the natural rights of women i think it's a 1.00

00:28:59.960 uh two-tier status if you're a man in islam the world is your oyster if you're a woman you have 1.00

00:29:07.640 fewer rights and that's not an opinion that is in fact sharia law but i knew that at the same time

00:29:15.320 there was a speech just down the path by a i don't know feminist is the right word but a pro-female 1.00

00:29:22.120 activist named kelly jean keene keene kelly j keen excuse me who goes by the nickname posy parker a

00:29:29.000 lot of these brits have a nickname right young bob posy parker um and you know every month she has a 1.00

00:29:35.480 little gathering in hyde park where she talks about the battle against what she regards as one of the

00:29:42.360 greatest threats to women which is transgenderism here's a little excerpt from her live stream and i

00:29:49.000 just watched it in person i didn't record it because i saw she was so this is from her live

00:29:53.160 stream very interesting and she invited a lot of other people to come up and say a few words

00:29:58.760 i learned a lot it's actually terrifying over there the war against women being fought by 0.99

00:30:06.200 transgender activists here's a bit of kelly j keene we have decided as women that we are bringing women

00:30:12.760 back two speakers corner and we're gonna do it whether you like it or not so it would be remiss of

00:30:21.400 me if i didn't talk about the women that many of men have left behind in afghanistan who are not allowed

00:30:29.800 to use their voices outside their homes and sometimes not inside their homes who are not allowed to feel

00:30:36.520 the sun upon their face because their men have used a misogynist cult a death cult called islam to 1.00

00:30:45.400 justify the mistreatment of women so we have come to talk about the women in afghanistan also the women

00:30:52.360 in iran who are not allowed to uncover their hair also the women in saidi arabia who are not allowed often 0.91

00:31:00.760 to uncover their faces because the men in their family are afraid of women's faces apparently also

00:31:08.360 in london you see more and more women with the niqab and for me i think it's time we ban the face 1.00

00:31:14.280 covering that cannot be something that we see as normal in the united kingdom it really can't be

00:31:25.400 something that we accept as women or as citizens of this country as normal we have to really stop 1.00

00:31:31.880 that but i want to just make sure that men here understand that women have a right to speak and we

00:31:39.960 will be returning here the last sunday of every month to take up space and to speak on behalf of the

00:31:45.960 women of the united kingdom but also the women of the world so today we came here to let women speak

00:31:54.360 thank you anyways i really enjoyed that i mean i i've been to so many political protests in my day

00:32:00.760 sometimes i find them a little bit boring but this was the opposite of boring i found it very

00:32:04.600 educational anyways i walked with her back to speaker's corner where she um gets up on a stool 1.00

00:32:12.360 and says some remarks too and i tried to catch i don't know a five minute walk and talk interview with

00:32:17.960 her i was using my selfie stick and i was bouncing around a little bit so the picture's not perfect and the

00:32:23.880 audio is not perfect but i want to share with you my conversation with posy parker for the five

00:32:29.160 minutes of walking from her rally to speaker's corner kelly jakeen i know you're from the internet

00:32:33.960 and we have mutual friends like chris elston tell me a little bit about your story and the

00:32:40.280 women's spaces in the age of transgenderism here in the uk well i've been doing this

00:32:46.360 oh thank you so much so i've been doing this since uh 2015 2016 when i found out this was happening

00:32:55.800 um so uh 2018 um i i put a billboard up in the uk that read the dictionary definition of the word

00:33:07.000 and what happened it got taken down for hate speech who took it down uh prime sight which is one of the

00:33:13.000 largest outdoor billboard sort of spaces uh in the uk maybe europe um so they took it down uh it got a

00:33:23.960 bit of attention and obviously everything was one and we went back to normal did you did you face any

00:33:30.200 legal consequences for that no no because it wasn't it wasn't hate speech the company just decided that

00:33:37.160 they they wanted to take it down but i think um you know we've got plenty of laws in this country at

00:33:43.240 the moment which i'm sure you've reported on repeatedly but back then uh so before that in 2018 i was the

00:33:51.160 first person who you say to interview under caution for hate speech concerning transphobia so interview under

00:33:57.880 caution so that's a police interview and you if you say the wrong thing you could be charged is that yeah

00:34:02.440 yeah yeah so uh in this country you're invited for an involuntary for a voluntary involuntary but for a

00:34:09.000 voluntary interview they say i'll come for an interview and they text me and i had no idea that

00:34:13.640 the police didn't text did you have a lawyer with you i did actually i had a really good lawyer who's no

00:34:18.520 longer with us but um amazing man called william beige who uh came with a very good reputation and he's um

00:34:28.280 really super super posh and had this sort of gravitas that meant uh he was taken seriously but i

00:34:34.520 didn't speak in the interview so i i no commented the whole interview and then they tried to charge me

00:34:41.720 um cps weren't having any of it and then and the woman who actually had reported me for tweets one of

00:34:47.320 them was about castration so she took her son to thailand for his 16th birthday and he was castrated oh my god

00:34:55.160 so you're saying the police interviewed you under caution but you were not actually prosecuted

00:35:00.520 is that what you're saying no so i've been so i was interviewed under caution um for that and then

00:35:06.120 later on in the year it was about having a photograph of this woman who reported me um she

00:35:11.640 ran an organization called mermaids which some of your audience will know but it was it's like the main

00:35:17.800 trans kid lobby um gruesome organization in the country so she she then reported me again so i was

00:35:26.280 interviewed under caution again i've been interviewed under caution again for describing someone as a

00:35:31.640 lesbian who didn't have the um the courage to be a lesbian and i was interviewed then i was arrested

00:35:39.720 during uh lockdown for going and having a women's meeting in public and i was actually arrested and

00:35:45.880 put in the back of a wagon have you ever been convicted no but they're harassing you who is behind

00:35:53.480 this is it is it just seeping into the police force in general or is there some sort of a get kelly gene

00:36:00.360 um remind me a little bit of my friend tommy robinson always in trouble oh yeah but but you have

00:36:09.080 supporters i do um what about the the high court ruling there are only two sexes well um i don't know

00:36:17.640 if you're really familiar with this but they just clarified so there was no there was no new brand

00:36:24.280 new ruling it wasn't a brand new law they just said no this is what the law means and everybody knew

00:36:29.320 what the law meant until the equality act of 2010 and then until some sort of guidance that came out

00:36:36.200 maybe 2014 2015 is when you really saw this stuff seep through the organizations and some of that will

00:36:43.160 be hr departments uh will be diversity um and uh equity that sort of inclusion policies that will be

00:36:52.120 people with uh who really wanted something to do for a job and so they just invent these policies

00:36:58.440 um but what happened significantly in the police force is in 2012 a police officer took

00:37:03.640 the police to court on the basis that he considered himself a woman and he was very upset that he

00:37:10.360 wasn't allowed to intimately search suspects like other female officers and so he took the police to 0.99

00:37:15.080 court and i think it's little cases like that that make everyone really afraid and so they start

00:37:20.520 buckling to these these uh pornified versions of um anyway so i'm really glad i went there and it was

00:37:29.000 sort of fun to be recognized by the one christian pastor and to have a bit of a heart to heart with

00:37:33.400 kelly j keene anyway i got back on the plane and here i am in toronto but i want to tell you where i'm

00:37:38.680 going now because uh i'm sort of nervous about it i know i don't generally get nervous um i feel like

00:37:45.720 there is anti-semitism on the online right in a way that was completely absent until about a year ago

00:37:55.960 there's always been anti-semitism in the world it's it's enduring it's uh it metastasizes it comes

00:38:02.600 out in different ways typically in north america and in the uk and in the west and in australia um

00:38:09.160 anti-semitism would be found in two quarters one would be academia aka marxism where they look at the

00:38:15.160 world in the case of oppressed and oppressors they used to look at jews as the oppressed right after

00:38:21.160 the holocaust there was a lot of sympathy for jews frankly it was one of the impetus to have the jewish 1.00

00:38:26.280 state created in 1948 but when israel was no longer the oppressed when it actually won the six-day war

00:38:33.240 in 1967 it was like the whole intellectual class turned and so oh so israel is not on its knees anymore

00:38:41.000 the jews are not easily bound and slaughtered as they were in the holocaust they've got a country

00:38:45.880 that actually defeated five arab armies well i guess we flip it now and they're the oppressors and 1.00

00:38:52.200 the billion muslims and arabs are the oppressed so that is the seeds of anti-semitism in the

00:38:59.560 intellectual west which has been supplemented greatly in the last 10 or 20 years by mass immigration from

00:39:06.520 anti-semitic countries ironically the most anti-semitic countries have the least jews

00:39:11.160 there really are no jews in pakistan bangladesh afghanistan syria somalia places like that algeria

00:39:19.080 but boy there's a lot of anti-semites and now canada has two million of them

00:39:23.240 and again i didn't like and i hated it it makes me worry for the future of our country but it was on

00:39:29.240 the left but in the last year i'd say there is a new species of anti-semitism that i've never seen

00:39:36.600 in my entire life and it's from the online right and it's especially on places like twitter and tick

00:39:42.600 tock and i find it astonishing some of it can be written off to qatar which is buying influencers

00:39:49.800 online and isn't even really hiding that i was very disappointed to learn that qatar paid two hundred

00:39:56.040 thousand dollars to get their prime minister on tucker carlson's show i didn't you know i i really

00:40:01.720 looked up to tucker for the longest time but i for whatever reason personal or financial i don't know

00:40:08.200 he's really been a nexus for a lot of this online anti-semitism and so is candace owens who was very

00:40:14.920 interesting five years ago but now it's just holy cow has she gone down the rabbit hole so i

00:40:21.000 you know i reached out to my friend alex jones who's the boss of info wars i said

00:40:25.080 let me come on down as a friend as an ally i mean sometimes rebel news is being called

00:40:31.640 the info wars of canada there's a little bit of truth to it and we have a different style

00:40:35.000 but we cover some of the same issues we cover the world economic forum we were skeptics and

00:40:39.400 dissidents during the covid period and and the vaccine mandates we were there for the truckers we

00:40:45.800 in a lot of ways love freedom and are skeptic uh skeptical about authoritarianism and globalism

00:40:53.240 really i think we are very strong on those issues we've even worked with info wars in terms of

00:40:59.160 giving them daily updates when we are in davos etc i regard alex jones as a friend um so i i basically

00:41:06.280 said let me come down there and try and talk about this new anti-semitism on the right not in a scolding

00:41:12.920 way and not in a attacking way but as a friend and as an ally as a member of the info wars nation and

00:41:19.160 you know what i've discovered over the last few weeks is that there's a lot of people on the right

00:41:23.400 who want to talk about what they've heard in this new wave of online anti-semitism but they don't have

00:41:28.520 a jewish friend at least not one that they feel comfortable to talk politics about it is a fact 0.97

00:41:33.640 that many jews are on the left or liberals and so if i'm in conservative circles who are they going to

00:41:40.040 ask about these and and a lot of people ask me about like what i'm saying is a lot of right-wing

00:41:46.120 christians mainly ask me troubling questions or questions that trouble them about jews about

00:41:53.640 judaism the religion about israel because they know i'm not going to bite their head off because

00:41:59.160 i'm on their side because i'm not going to call them racist like the anti-defamation league does and

00:42:05.400 and i have some theories of why this anti-semitism is spring sprouting again i have some answers to

00:42:10.760 some of his particular accusations but really my goal tomorrow on infowars is to outline why anti-semitism

00:42:18.520 is not a conservative way of thinking i'll give you a little sneak preview here i mean two of my

00:42:23.480 points are first of all to deal with people as a collective like the jews did this well there's not 1.00

00:42:30.360 a the jews some jews or a jew but to blame every single jew because a particular jew or some jews did

00:42:39.320 something and they weren't even doing it in the name of judaism that's a collectivist way of thinking

00:42:43.480 that it's just not what people who believe in freedom say i mean surely you don't think that

00:42:49.240 stephen miller donald trump's point person on immigration is the same cloth as alex soros son

00:42:56.680 of george soros i mean yes on paper they're both jewish but they couldn't be more different including

00:43:02.600 their observance of judaism so my first point is don't be a collectivist don't say all jews or the

00:43:10.680 jews if it's a jew who does something and and by the way just because someone's jewish doesn't mean

00:43:15.000 what's animating them is judaism i mean it would be like if i said anthony fauci bill gates uh

00:43:23.080 you know klaus schwab the head of the world economic forum what do they have in common well you would

00:43:28.360 say oh they're globalists they're authoritarians they uh infringe on freedom and what if someone said

00:43:34.120 no no no what they have in common is they believe in christianity well that's not

00:43:40.440 i mean yeah maybe but they're not really religious at all you know i wouldn't even

00:43:44.280 call them practicing christians and and they may have renounced it i could say they're probably

00:43:48.840 atheists but that's not the commonality the commonality is their political motives and and 0.96

00:43:55.480 tactics but and if you said well those christians you people would say you're nuts it's got nothing

00:44:00.520 to do with the christianity that's my point is some of the toughest questions that i get asked

00:44:07.560 are well it was jeffrey epstein jewish well of course he was jewish i don't think he was

00:44:13.000 particularly observant but what makes him odious was not his jewishness it's what he did now we could 1.00

00:44:19.240 talk also about was he a spy for whom was he working and i've got some i don't have any inside tips but

00:44:24.680 i'm happy to talk about those things my point is you wouldn't say anthony fauci those italians or those

00:44:30.840 catholics or those christians wouldn't say that and you certainly wouldn't say the catholics and

00:44:36.840 anyway that's going to be one of my arguments and the other is don't avoid personal or national

00:44:43.880 responsibility for things by scapegoating the jews for example i mean i visit ireland from time to time

00:44:50.360 as you know it's about five million people in ireland they have one of the worst immigration 1.00

00:44:54.840 policies in the world and they have almost no jews and there's about two thousand jews

00:45:00.600 in a country of five million so what's that that's point zero five percent that's not even one in a

00:45:07.640 thousand right it's half of one in a thousand less and i checked there hasn't been a jew in the irish

00:45:15.080 parliament in more than a decade there just isn't there's no jews in the irish senate there's no you

00:45:21.880 know that it's just no jews there and yet how do you blame as some do i encountered one actually

00:45:30.840 he was a national socialist in the streets of dublin who blamed the jews for for ireland's woes

00:45:37.400 how do you do that how do you scapegoat the jews when there really aren't any in ireland

00:45:42.520 and we know who the prime minister is we know who the foreign minister is you know there was leo

00:45:47.800 varadkar and then there was simon harris and michael martin i'm just giving you an example

00:45:52.680 i mean why and how would you not point to your own parliament and your own senate and your own

00:46:00.120 president and your own courts and your own political parties it's just too convenient to scapegoat the

00:46:05.960 jews i acknowledge that there are jews or lapsed jews or secular jews who have who drive part of the

00:46:15.320 world mass immigration movement alex soros is one of them but there's plenty of catholics and christians

00:46:21.800 and muslims who do that too it's just a little too handy to exculpate yourself and your political 0.89

00:46:29.160 party and your country by saying the jews did it maybe a jew was involved or some jews were involved

00:46:35.800 but i think it's not a conservative way of thinking to say i'm not responsible for myself

00:46:40.760 i'm not my parliament is not responsible for its laws that some cosmic jewish forces anyhow 1.00

00:46:48.440 as you can see i haven't worked out all these ideas yet i'm just going into info wars as a friend and

00:46:54.200 an ally and i don't know how many jewish friends alex has or his viewers but my hope is that they sort

00:46:59.880 of ask me anything my hope is that they ask me the toughest questions they can in fact i sort of sent

00:47:04.920 some ahead and said well drill me on these things and let me do my best because i'm just worried that

00:47:10.360 we're we're making some of the the online right is starting to make some of the mistakes of the

00:47:16.520 online left and the academic left and the uh you know anti-semitic left and i i don't like that

00:47:22.440 happening it's not just special pleading uh because i'm jewish myself i'm just thinking that is not how

00:47:27.400 we think we don't blame collectives because of a particular group of people and we don't you know say

00:47:35.880 i have no personal responsibility in my life for the state of things i'm going to blame the jews 1.00

00:47:41.160 anyways you'll have to watch tomorrow i'm on at 1 p.m i think that's central time i'm sure we'll run

00:47:46.600 um excerpts from it on uh our channel if not the whole thing that's where i'm off to

00:47:52.360 i'm actually leaving tonight and that's tomorrow i'll be back on wednesday and you can tell me how i did

00:48:05.960 anyway speaking of anti-semitism and palestine and israel um abey amini one one of our reporters our

00:48:14.200 australia bureau chief is actually in israel and he was doing different interviews here and there

00:48:20.360 and he caught the attention of an israeli tv station and he was interviewed about his journalism and his

00:48:25.960 activism and i should say it's sort of funny because rebel news is about 30 staff and i'm jewish of course

00:48:31.640 am obvious jewish but i don't think we have other jewish journalists we got sheila and drea and you

00:48:37.640 know in fact i'm thinking about it we have you know very christian journalists and we have people who

00:48:42.040 are not religious and and we actually have one writer who's muslim so we have a diversity of opinions

00:48:48.920 um but i i think that one thing that unites all of us is we're against violence we're against terrorism

00:48:55.240 and i think we're against anti-semitism and anti-anti-christian big retreats being a big theme anyways

00:49:00.200 without further ado let me close the show by showing you abey amini who was interviewed by israeli

00:49:05.400 national tv take a look can't hamas just released the hostages when hamas said yes

00:49:10.600 doing the negotiation netanyahu said no that's what i love about israel i think it's a free

00:49:15.480 it's a real robust democracy free for the jews free for the jews it's an apartheid state how can 0.95

00:49:22.920 you say that we are the best country in the middle east when we kill 70 000 people that's genocide

00:49:29.720 you can quote me i believe hamas more than i believe my prime minister yes

00:49:39.080 for joining us thanks for having me so for us in israel we're used to seeing those extreme leftists

00:49:47.160 in demonstration but when you're coming from australia hearing israelis bashing the idf and bashing

00:49:54.200 israel what was your reaction to it i've been attending protests for many years here in australia

00:50:10.040 and around the world um the left i'm used to dealing with them and i'm used to hearing their rhetoric a lot

00:50:16.600 of attendees there that were leftists and it what became clear there is that they were um you know

00:50:23.960 they were anti bibi and and there was a question that i consistently asked all of them were you at

00:50:29.000 the protests prior to october 7 just to get an idea if they were protesting against the netanyahu

00:50:34.680 government before october 7 and if if this was i'm not saying that they don't care about the hostages

00:50:39.000 but if this was just like an extension of the bibi netanyahu protest from prior to october 7 and that

00:50:44.840 everybody i asked said yes but what shocked me about these two is the rhetoric was i can't describe

00:50:53.960 it anything but suicidal and insane and the fact that they believe hamas over netanyahu like you can

00:51:01.560 hate netanyahu but to say that hamas is a better um a better player in this than than than hamas people

00:51:10.440 that literally would love for you to die made no sense to me it was insane yeah unbelievable and

00:51:17.400 especially when you see anti-israeli riots in sydney and melbourne do you feel these israelis

00:51:23.960 are giving ammunition to the demonstrators um in australia so what was interesting to me was the next day

00:51:38.200 and i've seen this throughout this war is the same piece of footage one side goes wow look how crazy this

00:51:45.240 is and the other side says exactly what you were alluding to go you see even israelis know that

00:51:51.800 they're evil even israelis know that their own government are worse than hamas to be fair to the 0.81

00:51:58.040 rest of the protesters that i met that night the rest of them all love israel they may hate the

00:52:03.880 government they still believe in the country they just they're leftists but they you know i saw israeli

00:52:09.880 flag something that you won't see of left-wing protests in australia you won't see australian

00:52:14.440 flags for example so they they didn't actually hate the country they just hate the government

00:52:19.080 i think a lot of uh a lot of their arguments were ridiculous and made no sense and um could easily be

00:52:25.080 picked apart but that couple and that particular group um that were there those people were pushing

00:52:31.960 it just as far as the biggest jew haters the only other people that talk like them are people that

00:52:37.480 genuinely hate jews in australia people that celebrate the death of jews and as a jew living 0.83

00:52:43.560 in australia what's the general feeling of the jewish community after last week when albanese's

00:52:50.040 government uh declared they're recognizing a palestinian state people have become used to

00:53:02.600 being disappointed in the government the last two years has been an escalating anti-israel

00:53:09.080 policy by the albanese government i think people are hurt sad and scared and i think you're probably

00:53:15.320 going to see many more aliyah from australia to israel um which is to me i know israelis might be

00:53:23.000 happy with that to me that's sad okay they're always uh welcome here avi amini i want to thank you

00:53:29.160 for this interview and for all of your great work that you're doing raising the awareness of

00:53:34.360 everything that is happening in israel all right well let me close the show with letters because

00:53:42.680 i don't think i did that the other day um here's a letter on the un and benjamin netanyahu fugu 4163

00:53:50.760 says this just proves that the un should be closed down the corruption is huge and you can't trust an

00:53:55.320 organization like the un well another point is the un is dominated by dictatorships i mean i'm not just

00:54:03.080 talking about some of the most powerful countries like china and russia but you know out of the 53

00:54:08.200 or so countries in in africa how many of them would even make that meet the test of being a real

00:54:14.600 democracy like would it even be five i don't know so just because a dictatorship walks out

00:54:20.120 to embarrass yahoo i'm not sure if that's an important moral vote seti 69 says new zealand

00:54:27.480 refused to recognize palestine two days ago at the un as a kiwi i'm proud we are holding off as kipling 0.99

00:54:33.000 said if you can keep your head while those around you are losing theirs you're exactly right here's a

00:54:38.200 short clip of them making their case take a look i was very happy to see this palestinian statehood

00:54:45.640 now would serve as little more than an existential act of defiance against an unalterable state of

00:54:55.400 affairs we are not ready to make that gesture rather the new zealand government believes that it has

00:55:04.520 one opportunity to recognize palestinian statehood and it would make better sense to do so when conditions

00:55:13.240 offer greater prospects for peace and negotiation than at present yeah it's very different than

00:55:20.360 jacinda ardern you know she would have been wearing a keffiyeh uh if she were the prime minister here's 1.00

00:55:26.680 a letter from hoof hearted who says welcome to canada where everything is censored except crime oh i i'm

00:55:32.760 really worried about crime because you know it destroys our quality of life it it asks us to accept that

00:55:40.200 as the new normal and i think one of the crime waves is a very political crime wave it's an

00:55:45.160 anti-semitic crime wave and i think that's one of the reasons why the police are generally not

00:55:50.360 enforcing the law is because they're politically directed not to which is sort of crazy well that's

00:55:56.040 our show for today i'm off to austin texas to go on infomores i'll give you a report on how it goes

00:56:01.880 until next time on behalf of all of us here at rebel world headquarters to you at home good night

00:56:06.440 and keep fighting for freedom

Rebel News Podcast - September 29, 2025

EZRA LEVANT ｜ 17-year-old citizen journalist 'Young Bob' arrested for speaking his mind

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