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00:03:35.000There's so much there, but I first want to say thank you for your contribution to the West.
00:03:40.000What you did with Brexit gave hope to so many Trump voters back in 2016.
00:03:45.000I remember that because all of a sudden it kind of challenged conventional polling.
00:03:49.000It played into this, which was once mythology, which then became hope, of the silent majority.
00:03:57.000That there was more of us than we could ever imagine, and there was the wink and the nod society that we're going to show up in big numbers, even though we might not be reflected on the BBC or the Guardian.
00:04:07.000And then you also forced the hand of the resignation of Prime Minister May.
00:04:12.000I think it's two years ago to the day.
00:05:11.000We got 50% more votes than the Nears party.
00:05:14.000And before the votes were even counted, the Prime Minister who'd betrayed Brexit resigned in disgrace.
00:05:21.000And so I like to think that I've got rid now of two British prime ministers and that opened the door for Boris Johnson.
00:05:27.000I mean, Boris wouldn't even be there if we hadn't done what we'd done.
00:05:30.000But the reason it happened is people hadn't changed their minds.
00:05:33.000They were, in fact, even angrier that what we voted for was being betrayed.
00:05:38.000And I'm back here now, you know, five years on, doing a speaking tour around the States, saying to you that generally we follow American fashions, all right?
00:05:49.000But in politics, just for the minute, we are actually leading the way.
00:06:30.000We win the first battle by getting Brexit done and over the line, not just getting conservative voters, but getting patriotic Labour voters.
00:06:38.000The international socialists hated Brexit, never accepted Brexit.
00:06:43.000The international socialists support complete open borders.
00:06:47.000They couldn't care less who comes in legally or illegally.
00:06:51.000And they joined the whole cancel culture phenomenon, which says we're ashamed of our flag, ashamed of our nation, ashamed of our history.
00:06:59.000We want to tear it down and destroy it.
00:07:00.000Now, the parallels with the US are extraordinary because the Dems, who've generally been relatively moderate centre-left, have now been dragged way, way out to the left extremes in some cases.
00:07:13.000You've got a border crisis, something happening in this very state, which once again they're unconcerned by in Washington, but it's an insult to those who've legally come to America to see people simply walking through the door.
00:07:27.000And now that every state is becoming a border state because of the dispersal of the thousand people a day that are coming in illegally.
00:07:34.000And lastly, the reason cancel culture hurt the Labour Party so much is the working class British people who'd voted Labour ever since 1918 in their families, when they're told to be ashamed of their history, they say, do you know what?
00:07:48.000Actually, we're proud of what our grandparents and great-grandparents did in two world wars.
00:07:53.000Our grandmothers working in the factories.
00:07:56.000We know our history is not perfect, but we're proud of who we were.
00:08:00.000And I see right now, number one, we've got Brexit.
00:08:03.000Number two, the Socialist Labour Party is literally unconscious on the floor.
00:08:08.000It will not govern for 10 or 20 years.
00:08:10.000And these people, I mean, these Labor people were voting for me in their millions.
00:08:44.000So the first part about labor, there's so many similarities here in the United States with the Democrat Party.
00:08:52.000And I call this an attempted flagless revolution.
00:08:56.000And what has been proven in the United Kingdom, which I think will manifest here in the United States, absent the American conservatives, not totally messing this up, is it's the first ever insurgent communist movement that actually hates the country they're trying to overthrow.
00:09:17.000If you go right back to the beginning of this, in the run-up to 1917 and the Russian Revolution, the first real attempt at putting communism in, there were always two types of communists.
00:09:28.000There was the patriotic communist who believed in socialism in one country.
00:09:32.000And there was the Trotskyite, global revolutionary, who thought all nation states should be abolished, all boundaries should be abolished.
00:10:18.000But when it comes to the voters, when it comes to people who vote for centre-left parties, they've been doing this for 100 years because they wanted a different form of economy.
00:10:28.000But economics is not dictating Western politics.
00:10:35.000Either you believe in your country, you're proud of its past, you want it to have a great future, and whilst you'll trade and cooperate with other parts of the world, you'll put your own interests first.
00:10:46.000Or you're a globalist who believes in free movement of people and the erasing, not just of history, but of genuine teaching and debate within universities, which of course is where turning point very much has come in.
00:10:58.000I find myself more and more inspired by the writings of someone you know, Edmund Burke, probably the first ever conservative, who had a great saying that conservatives must stand for the bond between the dead, the living, and the yet to be born, that kind of three-tied knot.
00:11:17.000And it's less about free market economics or supply side, whatever, which I've become less interested in than ever.
00:11:23.000Because if you don't have a nation, if you don't have a home, and you just look at nothing but economic charts and graphs, then it's almost like the colonization.
00:11:31.000Look, it matters because there are millions of smaller.
00:11:58.000You know, the left, as I've said already before, used to be pretty patriotic.
00:12:04.000Now the left wants to destroy our history.
00:12:06.000Now the left, sadly, has got a grip over the education system.
00:12:10.000And so, you know, people are being taught at school that somehow, I mean, in my country, that if you're white and British, you've got this shameful past.
00:13:48.000But what had happened last Sunday, we saw motorcades driving through the Jewish districts of North London, waving Palestinian flags out of windows and sunroofs on loud hailers, shouting loudly the most offensive and intimidatory, sexually violent language.
00:14:08.000I'm not even going to begin to think to repeat any of it right here now.
00:14:12.000And that's the kind of thing that's been happening.
00:14:14.000We've even had members of the British police force shouting out Free Palestine when these demonstrations have been taking place.
00:14:22.000I saw some footage from New York the other evening of a Jewish guy, you know, actually being punched in the street.
00:14:29.000So the new left, who like to sell themselves as being virtuous and lovely, actually, they're very, very dangerous people.
00:14:42.000We kind of think they're a bit wacky and a bit silly, but they genuinely hate us.
00:14:48.000And if you believe, if one group of people believe they're morally superior than another group of people, they are prepared to go to extraordinary lengths to get their way.
00:14:58.000And that includes, by the way, cheating, fiddling elections, but it also includes intimidation and violence.
00:15:08.000And I do think the Jewish community, the way they're being treated, the fear they're beginning to live under, is something we kind of need to make the public understand just how nasty this new left is.
00:15:21.000Winston Churchill wrote extensively about Israel and about the conflict in the Middle East.
00:15:26.000There was not one part of the world that Winston Churchill was not well versed in.
00:15:30.000And almost every prediction he made geopolitically was correct.
00:15:33.000And I think his prediction in India will end up being correct.
00:15:35.000He just thought it could never work because of the different types of people.
00:15:38.000And so what you have happening in the United Kingdom and also in America, and you are a little bit ahead of this, you're saying Labor's on the floor just begging for mercy.
00:16:20.00028% of Americans think that race is a major, major contributory factor to all the problems in America.
00:16:26.000And you look at that and think that's shocking, but hang on a second.
00:16:30.000That actually means that two-thirds plus of, and that means another large chunk of Democrats who do not want their kids to have critical race theory rammed down their throats in school.
00:16:43.000And every time I look at each different sector, take the border war, or the lack of one in here in Arizona, but take the border crisis.
00:16:50.000And again, you find that nearly half of Democrats are concerned about what's going on.
00:16:55.000There is a massive opportunity here, a massive opportunity.
00:16:59.000Even if we question the integrity of the last election, just look how close overall the whole thing was.
00:17:06.000I genuinely think that conservatives can aim at 50% of the traditional industrial, post-industrial, working-class and blue-collar Democrat voter.
00:17:17.000Now, the one thing that needs to happen for this to work is for the conservative movement to be united with clear messaging and out there fighting.
00:17:27.000And my sense is a lot of conservatives, a lot of Republican officials have been in a period of mourning.
00:17:34.000And it's been tough, and I know and I can see the threats you're all facing.
00:17:38.000But as I say, we in 2019 face those threats.
00:18:49.000What in you drove you either instinctively or a view of history to be so ahead of the curve to want to defend the nation of the United Kingdom, to lead this, what I would call a moral nationalism.
00:19:04.000Was it just an instinct or was it just kind of a kind of rejection of the overindulgence or the excesses of neoliberalism?
00:19:49.000And I thought, whoa, what's going on here?
00:19:51.000And once I started to drill down and to understand what was going on, I then started to go and meet conservative politicians, Conservative MPs.
00:19:59.000I was a businessman, to express my concerns.
00:20:02.000And they'd say, Nigel, we absolutely understand what you're saying.
00:20:05.000One of Freddie, there really is nothing we can do.
00:20:07.000If we speak out against this, we'll get deselected.
00:20:11.000The country has decided this is our future.
00:20:13.000And then I go and meet people in my local pub, in my village, working people who go for a drink on a Friday night.
00:20:21.000And when I talked to them about what was going on, they couldn't believe it.
00:20:25.000They simply couldn't believe that this country, our country, would be sold out to the new globalist experiment.
00:20:32.000So a combination of conservative cowardice, my genuine sense of feeling that big business and politics was out of touch with where we were.
00:20:55.000And once I started on this, and I began to see the fear, the fear of the press, of the political class at me and what I was doing, I realized I was on the right track.
00:21:09.000You know, I can't pretend that doing it.
00:21:11.000I mean, in all, from me beginning to campaign to getting Brexit finished was 27 years.
00:21:16.000And for 25 of those years, in terms of well-known people, I was pretty much on my own.
00:21:22.000Those that joined the Brexit campaign, like Boris, joined it at five minutes to midnight.
00:21:34.000The point is, those that joined joined very late.
00:21:37.000And there is a massive cost to doing this.
00:21:39.000I mean, you're virtually the modern-day equivalent of volunteering for crucifixion.
00:21:43.000Because in social terms, that's what they do to you.
00:21:45.000I mean, I have had, I've probably had as many, if not more, horrendous newspaper headlines than Donald Trump has had because I was doing it for a long time.
00:21:55.000But I just, something in me, I don't know what it was, something in me just said, if I don't do this, nobody else will.
00:22:05.000So when was the European project, was it 91, 92?
00:22:10.000So the European project, the original European project goes way back to the 1950s.
00:22:44.000We've managed to keep inside the Sterling zone.
00:22:46.000And of course, if you don't control your own currency, you can't control interest rates and many other things.
00:22:50.000But you were still then saying we want to be regulated by Brussels.
00:22:54.000So we had this sort of odd position where the politicians couldn't push us into the Euro because they knew the British people would say no.
00:23:01.000Because the pound was sell us out in every other area to the European project.
00:23:10.000It's rather like, you know, it's rather like if you put a lobster in very hot water, it'll fight to get out.
00:23:16.000But if you put a lobster in very, very cool water, cold water, and turn up the gas, then ever so slowly the lobster cooks.
00:23:23.000And what was happening to our statehood was, little piece by little piece, every little piece of law that got passed and barely noticed bound us ever more closely in with a form of government that we couldn't change at elections.
00:23:36.000And if you think about it, globalism actually is a battle of bureaucracy against democracy.
00:23:48.000Well, it's phenomenal because it was a multi-decade project.
00:23:50.000And so I've been doing a lot of research into the American time period because America was making very similar decisions.
00:23:58.000And it's not as well known, but in 1991, George W. Bush signed mass immigration bill, the National Immigration Act, pandering to Ted Kennedy.
00:24:10.000In 1999, we deregulated our financial sector industry, I think to the worst, Glass-Steagall, which blurred commercial banks and investment banks.
00:24:18.000In 2001, we welcomed China into the World Trade Organization.
00:24:21.000So that's 10 years, four major, I call it the four horsemen of the 1990s, playing on the apocalypse.
00:24:27.000But it's that same sort of, all of a sudden we want to be more global-minded, that the flow of capital trumps all.
00:24:32.000And I think it actually confirms Russell Kirk's, Russell Kirk's prediction that we in the West wouldn't really know what to do once the Soviet Union fell.
00:24:46.000I mean, even today, we've got the Biden administration looking to harmonize globally, or across the West anyway, harmonize corporation tax rates.
00:24:54.000And guess who's come out in support of Biden today?
00:25:14.000And I can sit here and tell you with confidence that over the course of the next 10 years, the rest of those globalist structures across Europe are going to start to shake.
00:25:22.000And one or two of them are going to fall.
00:25:24.000And all we have to do to make sure, to make sure that at least for the next decade or two, we live in freedom, we live in peace, we live in liberty, is for the Conservative movement here to unite and go out and attack those working class, blue-collar voters who hate the current direction of the Damascus.
00:25:42.000Well, and in Europe, there's one of three countries that have to fall and the whole project will fall apart, either France, Italy, or Germany.
00:26:55.000And my message to Americans is, yeah, I know some dreadful things have happened over the course of the last six months, but hey, disillusion is a self-fulfilling prophecy.
00:27:03.000You've got to get organized and ready to fight and fight hard.
00:27:06.000So you were in the financial sector, late 80s, early 90s.
00:27:09.000And just in 93, you launched this thing.
00:27:11.000And you just said it's somewhat instinct, somewhat history, love of country.
00:27:15.000Your family probably fought in the Great Wars.
00:27:18.000You grew up revering Winston Churchill.
00:27:20.000And you just rationally played this out and said, we're not going to have a Britain to love if we allow these globalists to crush our sovereignty.
00:28:03.000Why are you such a stickler, Nigel, for saying that the Isle of Britain, the English-speaking people, should have its own association?
00:28:11.000Because people want to be part of something bigger than just themselves.
00:28:14.000And you can't be part of the world because the world is too big a concept to grasp.
00:28:20.000And every attempt that's been made to form massive governmental blocs has always ended in disaster and fragmentation and ruin and often at considerable loss of life.
00:28:30.000The nation-state works because it is the thing that you're prepared to swear allegiance to, pay your taxes to, and in extremists, put on a military uniform to defend.
00:29:09.000In economic terms, the argument for a big market with the same taxes, the same rules, and the same regulations, you will hear it from the global multinationals over and over and over.
00:31:14.000You've rarely seen this kind of focus and commitment.
00:31:16.000Seriously, they recently shared with me that they are doubling down and want to literally double their number of total happy customers in the next year.
00:31:25.000If you're struggling with back, neck, shoulder, hip, or knee pain, or even general muscle aches and pain, then I'm suggesting you order their three-week quick start, still discounted only $19.95, about a dollar a day to see if we can get you out of pain.
00:31:58.000And don't forget, the Commonwealth, there are two and a half billion people that live within the Commonwealth, and she's the head of the Commonwealth.
00:32:04.000So, this woman's influence over the world as an example of how perhaps we should live our lives is huge.
00:32:11.000Obviously, her husband's just died, magnificent man, yeah, didn't quite make 100.
00:32:16.000World War II naval veteran, all-round proper bloke who always spoke his mind and invariably got into a lot of trouble.
00:32:25.000Now, look, in 2016, we exported the Brexit phenomenon to you.
00:32:30.000I'm afraid to say we've exported a young couple to the West Coast who not only are abusing their own family in public, which is a disgusting thing to do, but they're now decided to attack America's First Amendment rights of free speech.
00:32:45.000Now, young Harry ought to read a bit of history because the last British royal that decided to tell the Americans exactly how they should and shouldn't live was George III, and it didn't end very well for him.
00:32:56.000And I've got a sense: the first interview with Oprah, you know, of course, it's so unfair, isn't it?
00:33:02.000He attacks effectively the Queen, and she can't answer.
00:33:05.000And a lot of Americans thought, oh, isn't it horrible what's been done to them?
00:33:08.000But now I think the more they open their mouths, the more Americans are waking up to what a terrible, self-seeking group they are, bunch they are.
00:33:15.000And the level of disrespect they've shown the Queen is quite extraordinary.
00:33:19.000The best quote on Harry, by the way, by Miles was about nine months ago when Donald Trump was asked about Harry.
00:33:26.000And he said, I wish Harry a lot of nut because he's going to need it.
00:33:31.000And I ask because we as Americans have, I think, probably not a very healthy fascination with the British royal family.
00:33:58.000I don't think the incident they described happened.
00:34:01.000I think it's a misinterpretation, exaggeration.
00:34:03.000I think they're pathological and they're sociopathic.
00:34:06.000And my big, I mean, I went viral because I called him a metrosexual whatever.
00:34:11.000And I said that because who allows a family, a country, a dynasty that is so rooted in tradition and honor and duty, those three words, to just who does that publicly on American television for ratings and for a paycheck?
00:34:30.000I consider that to be one of the highest acts of immorality when it comes towards family connections.
00:34:34.000I'll tell you what's even more disgusting.
00:34:36.000On February the 23rd, I was in London and I met the royal correspondent for ITV, one of our big TV stations.
00:34:42.000I said, come on, what's the inside story?
00:34:44.000He said, Philip is about to be transferred back to Windsor so that he can die in Windsor.
00:34:48.000The 100th birthday celebrations for June 10th have been cancelled.
00:35:50.000And yeah, it is this message of how we've defeated socialism, we've defeated globalism, we're in a very good place, and this is where you can get to too.
00:35:58.000And the lesson that I've derived is exactly what we're talking about on this show, that you lead with custom, history, tradition, something bigger than yourself, the nation.