The Culture War - Tim Pool


Left MELTS DOWN Over Vance UK Visit, Gen Z British Want TRUMP Over FARAGE ft. Connor Tomlinson


Summary

J.D. Vance's Vacation in the Cotswolds is a thing of the past, and we're here to tell you why. We're joined by comedian Connor Tomlinson to talk about it and much more.


Transcript

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00:00:58.640 The 2020 census came out.
00:01:00.320 This was before the Boris wave of post-Brexit migration,
00:01:02.560 when we had legal migration running at 1.2 million a year.
00:01:07.120 That's the same level of legal migration that America gets as a country.
00:01:10.200 Obviously, we are a country the size of New York State.
00:01:12.280 So you can only imagine the level of demographic and thereby cultural and economic change that is felt in the big cities.
00:01:18.460 We had this hilarious, if you know who Tom Skinner is, you understand how monumental this link-up is.
00:01:24.820 This is a beautiful thing.
00:01:26.400 Thomas Skinner linking up with J.D. Vance.
00:01:28.880 The Veep.
00:01:29.960 Beautiful thing.
00:01:30.980 Bosh.
00:01:31.920 We love to see it.
00:01:34.600 Vance, of course, is in the Cotswolds.
00:01:36.820 There's these really cringe protests.
00:01:39.320 I wanted to bring Connor Tomlinson in to discuss this.
00:01:42.240 I'll just give you a quick little peek here at the protest.
00:01:44.680 This is hilarious, hilarious stuff.
00:01:46.180 Vance Street!
00:01:48.300 Vance Street!
00:01:49.440 Vance Street!
00:01:50.260 Roads have been blocked.
00:01:51.620 Police are sort of everywhere.
00:01:53.160 Chip and Orson, you rarely even see one police car, but we're seeing bans.
00:01:56.260 We're seeing loads just dotting past.
00:01:59.140 And it's all for this man who slags off a country, our country, in one breath,
00:02:03.920 and then wants to holiday here six months later.
00:02:06.100 I think it's just hypocrisy.
00:02:07.640 Dude, how are you?
00:02:08.400 What's up?
00:02:09.060 You want to tell the people...
00:02:09.620 Yeah, flying, despite being under the iron curtain of censorship in this country.
00:02:13.300 Though I've enjoyed watching J.D. Vance absolutely mog David Lammy for the last week.
00:02:18.300 Even his children caught more fish than...
00:02:22.300 David Lammy is like living proof that somewhere a village is deprived of its idiot,
00:02:26.420 and he's been serving as our foreign secretary for about a year now.
00:02:29.860 Yeah, I mean, it's really fun watching.
00:02:32.680 We were watching the video of the protesters in the Cotswolds protesting Vance's little vacation.
00:02:37.740 And they're kind of rehashing a lot of our American...
00:02:41.740 You know, there's always a lot of...
00:02:42.660 The MLS fans catch a lot of crap because they try to use English soccer chants,
00:02:46.820 and it sounds really weird when it's coming out of an American.
00:02:50.240 It's kind of the other way around, where they're saying like,
00:02:52.500 hey, no, hey, our streets, who streets, our streets?
00:02:55.100 But in an English accent, it doesn't sound right.
00:02:58.220 Who are these people, and why do they care so much about a foreign vice president?
00:03:01.540 So, on the copying of American tactics,
00:03:05.720 don't forget that we had a Black Lives Matter movement over here
00:03:08.120 after George Floyd, you know, took one too many speed balls
00:03:12.300 and died beneath the knee of Derek Chauvin.
00:03:15.820 And we have next to no deaths in custody in this country,
00:03:19.580 and when they are, they're white.
00:03:22.140 So we don't really have a mass epidemic of black people dying at the hands of the police.
00:03:26.380 Neither do you, by the way,
00:03:27.740 but obviously per capita is an eternal Sisyphean hill up which people of colour struggle.
00:03:33.880 So, yeah, we just copy American culture at all times.
00:03:37.160 I'm happy to have a decolonial movement
00:03:39.660 and evict every single McDonald's from my high street
00:03:41.800 and replace it with a chip shop instead.
00:03:43.760 However, these particular protesters,
00:03:45.780 as you noticed in your preamble that I was watching on Rumble
00:03:48.180 because I'm a loyal fan,
00:03:49.800 they weren't quite as energetic as most of the protesters
00:03:52.880 that are standing on street corners in America's full contact sport democracy.
00:03:57.740 And that is because if they burst a blood vessel,
00:04:00.460 the NHS waiting list is about a year,
00:04:02.360 so they won't get attended to.
00:04:04.260 They'll instead probably be offered MAID
00:04:05.620 considering we've just passed it assisted dying in our country.
00:04:08.820 But these people are often AstroTurfed and Soros funded.
00:04:11.740 One of the people there is Zoe Gardner.
00:04:13.660 She's this insufferable smug leftist
00:04:15.860 who keeps showing up on broadcast networks as a migration expert.
00:04:19.780 Basically, what she's done is she's done an undergrad in languages
00:04:22.580 and then a PhD in migration studies,
00:04:24.740 which means that borders are racist
00:04:26.580 and we should let in infinity Bermalians
00:04:28.640 until the heat death of the universe.
00:04:30.320 And she went on a media training camp for left-wing influencers
00:04:34.160 funded by the Open Society Foundation.
00:04:36.460 So most of these protests,
00:04:38.460 as is like patriotic millionaires
00:04:40.440 that run these billboard vans around London
00:04:43.020 saying actually we should tax the rich even more
00:04:45.740 even though we've had 16,500 millionaires
00:04:48.380 flee the country in the last year
00:04:49.920 taking millions in taxes
00:04:51.460 with them to Dubai and America as well.
00:04:54.680 Soros continues to funnel money
00:04:56.640 into these AstroTurfed protest movements
00:04:59.980 to roll out for the cameras
00:05:02.460 the impression that Vance, Trump are hated
00:05:07.060 and that the Labour government are beloved.
00:05:09.220 By the way, there's some polling done by the Telegraph.
00:05:11.860 I think it was late last year.
00:05:13.780 It might have been early this year.
00:05:15.100 Among Gen Zers, English Gen Zers,
00:05:18.100 they're more likely to vote for Trump
00:05:19.500 than they are for Nigel Farage.
00:05:20.640 So actually, among the people that you ask,
00:05:23.060 especially the Zoomers who are very plugged in,
00:05:25.020 like you and I, to social media,
00:05:26.780 they rather like Trump and Vance.
00:05:29.000 And if you poll the British public
00:05:30.980 without saying that Trump's policies
00:05:32.960 are associated with Trump,
00:05:34.140 they overwhelmingly support all of his policies
00:05:35.860 on energy, immigration,
00:05:38.100 and kicking trans activists
00:05:39.520 and sexually confused people
00:05:41.420 out of women's sports locker rooms and toilets.
00:05:44.840 So yeah, the idea that Vance isn't welcome.
00:05:47.700 Well, the idea that Vance would even be offended
00:05:48.920 by these memes when he's tweeted them out himself
00:05:50.360 and he finds them hilarious.
00:05:51.520 Articly pathetic.
00:05:52.480 Yeah.
00:05:52.900 I mean, there's kind of something,
00:05:54.800 there's an interesting juxtaposition, right,
00:05:56.780 where you have the picture
00:05:58.040 that I was showing earlier of Thomas Skinner
00:06:00.700 and who's a legend.
00:06:02.920 I mean, I don't know.
00:06:03.800 I don't know how ubiquitous he is.
00:06:05.820 And I think if you're plugged in in American politics,
00:06:08.420 you kind of get the idea of who he is.
00:06:10.060 He's just this lovable dad over in Britain.
00:06:12.880 He says Bosch a lot.
00:06:14.760 He loves having a supper.
00:06:16.160 I mean, it's a beautiful thing.
00:06:17.880 And he's linking up with J.D. Vance.
00:06:19.760 It's all smiles.
00:06:20.600 It's a really wholesome moment.
00:06:22.000 And people are loving it.
00:06:23.240 People are sharing it everywhere.
00:06:25.480 They're just having a lot of fun.
00:06:27.160 And then it's like Flash.
00:06:28.560 You go to, you know,
00:06:29.300 probably a half a mile down the street
00:06:30.700 and you have these nasty looking people protesting.
00:06:34.060 I mean, it looks like the bar scene
00:06:35.000 from Star Wars over there.
00:06:36.860 It's a really horrifying thing.
00:06:39.000 I mean, what is the dynamic there?
00:06:40.160 It seems like the fun and the energy
00:06:42.080 is with the Tom Skinners of Britain,
00:06:45.180 kind of the older guard,
00:06:46.500 the representative of the older guard.
00:06:48.160 I mean, can you break down
00:06:48.940 that dynamic a little more?
00:06:50.660 Okay, so sort of the protest goes.
00:06:52.180 Yeah, it looks like Arkham Asylum
00:06:53.320 allowed most of his patients out.
00:06:55.120 A lot of the time,
00:06:55.800 this is funded by the UK Home Office.
00:06:57.760 You get groups like Stand Up to Racism
00:06:59.620 and the Socialist Workers Party
00:07:00.980 who receive kickbacks from the government
00:07:03.420 because the British government,
00:07:05.720 under the Conservative government,
00:07:06.600 this was made even worse
00:07:07.460 with the 2011 Charities Act,
00:07:08.880 but they are demanded to allocate
00:07:11.840 a certain portion of government funds
00:07:13.580 to charities that advance the goals
00:07:15.760 of diversity, equity and inclusion
00:07:17.360 or community cohesion.
00:07:18.600 Basically, a leftist communist agitation.
00:07:22.060 Some of these patronage networks
00:07:23.760 got their funding dried up
00:07:24.940 because USAID was obviously funding them
00:07:26.980 for some time.
00:07:27.940 And as the head of that particular snake
00:07:29.660 has been cut off,
00:07:30.660 the Hydra has slightly less bite
00:07:32.720 for the time being.
00:07:34.420 But without government funding,
00:07:35.700 without my tax money
00:07:36.500 going straight to these freaks,
00:07:37.480 they wouldn't have the ability
00:07:39.180 to get out in the street
00:07:40.040 with their pre-printed placards.
00:07:42.340 As far as Thomas Skinner goes, though,
00:07:43.680 I mean, you're right.
00:07:44.360 The organic support for men like him,
00:07:46.660 men like Vance, is apparent.
00:07:49.100 Skinner, for some background,
00:07:50.460 was on the UK version of The Apprentice.
00:07:53.540 And he was, even though he didn't win,
00:07:55.540 he was very popular
00:07:56.320 because he seems like a down-to-earth,
00:07:58.200 market-store-holding family man.
00:08:00.920 And he does these great videos
00:08:02.200 on social media
00:08:02.900 where he is the avatar of the Anglo.
00:08:04.900 Yeah.
00:08:05.460 He's basically like,
00:08:06.840 if you read that passage
00:08:08.340 from when Roman soldiers
00:08:09.700 rocked up to Britain
00:08:10.660 and saw all of these Celtic people
00:08:13.000 painted in blue woad
00:08:14.020 up to their neck in a bog,
00:08:15.200 just shouting abuse at them,
00:08:16.860 that's...
00:08:17.360 Thomas Skinner's face
00:08:18.080 is what those Roman legionnaires saw
00:08:19.600 when they first set foot
00:08:20.600 on British soil.
00:08:22.180 He recently...
00:08:22.720 The reason why he's sort of
00:08:23.980 stepped into politics a little bit
00:08:25.520 is, one,
00:08:26.140 he's rumoured to be running
00:08:27.320 for London mayor
00:08:28.100 to unseat the odious
00:08:30.140 and unpopular Islamist dwarf,
00:08:31.860 Sadiq Khan,
00:08:32.420 who relies on immigrant client groups
00:08:35.640 to vote him in perpetually
00:08:36.920 because the English
00:08:37.800 have been chased out
00:08:38.640 of the capital city,
00:08:39.400 London,
00:08:39.980 and all the other major cities
00:08:41.120 in the UK
00:08:41.960 are now minority white British.
00:08:43.720 But on the outskirts,
00:08:44.580 there are still thriving
00:08:45.300 English diasporas like myself
00:08:46.520 who live in small enclaves
00:08:48.240 having been chased
00:08:49.240 to the periphery
00:08:50.020 of our historic homeland.
00:08:52.000 And Thomas Skinner
00:08:52.760 could probably galvanise them all
00:08:54.020 to vote out
00:08:55.180 this Fabian fifth columnist
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00:09:25.520 He's been running London
00:09:26.460 like his own personal fiefdom
00:09:27.820 for some time now.
00:09:29.100 And the reason people like Skinner
00:09:30.580 is because he is unapologetically,
00:09:32.340 almost unselfaware
00:09:33.400 and romantically English.
00:09:35.160 So he appeared at the
00:09:36.080 Now and England conference.
00:09:37.300 There's footage of this
00:09:38.000 on the Spectator YouTube channel.
00:09:40.300 I added a bit of a bust up
00:09:41.460 with one of the panelists,
00:09:42.680 Robert Toomes,
00:09:43.360 who is a historian
00:09:44.380 who said that he almost cried
00:09:46.280 when he saw girls in headscarves
00:09:47.780 reciting Rudyard Kipling poetry
00:09:49.580 and it made him believe
00:09:50.620 that you could learn to be English.
00:09:52.420 He said that Englishness
00:09:53.540 had nothing to do with ancestry.
00:09:54.600 You know, tell that to the settlers
00:09:56.200 who descended the gangplank
00:09:57.280 of the Mayflower
00:09:57.880 and set up the United States.
00:09:59.480 There's a pretty big difference
00:10:00.220 between them and Somalians, you know.
00:10:02.120 But Thomas Skinner
00:10:02.800 actually gave a speech
00:10:03.680 at that conference
00:10:04.420 and he wasn't an academic
00:10:05.260 or an author
00:10:06.000 or even a politician,
00:10:06.880 but he gave the most romantic,
00:10:09.200 relational version
00:10:10.540 of what England means to him.
00:10:12.860 It's where he grew up.
00:10:13.680 It's his family.
00:10:14.540 It's his ability
00:10:15.080 to be a market store trader.
00:10:16.940 It's a pint in the pub
00:10:18.100 on a Friday night.
00:10:18.940 It's a pie.
00:10:19.880 It's the fact that there is
00:10:20.840 all these creature comforts
00:10:22.680 and all these familiar things
00:10:24.060 that you couldn't get anywhere else
00:10:25.320 and you don't need
00:10:26.120 to rationally justify them.
00:10:27.620 It's just ours
00:10:28.540 and we love it.
00:10:29.740 And for that reason,
00:10:30.560 he's become a bit
00:10:31.160 of a social media sensation
00:10:32.180 and a darling
00:10:32.900 of the British right
00:10:33.740 because he exists
00:10:35.040 as the kind of man
00:10:37.360 that we want to have
00:10:38.780 live a happy life
00:10:39.920 unmolested by mass immigration
00:10:41.460 and multiculturalism.
00:10:42.960 And J.D. Vance,
00:10:43.600 considering he has
00:10:44.200 a fantastic Twitter feed,
00:10:46.100 you know,
00:10:46.300 I've got some mutuals with him
00:10:47.820 like Charles Cornish Dale.
00:10:49.960 He actually is a fan
00:10:51.140 of Thomas Skinner
00:10:51.680 and they had a mutual friend
00:10:53.640 in my friend,
00:10:54.680 James Orr,
00:10:55.500 who brokered their introduction.
00:10:58.260 I do know for a fact
00:10:59.960 that Vance wanted to visit
00:11:01.960 Jeremy Clarkson's pub
00:11:03.480 the other day
00:11:04.180 because Thomas Skinner
00:11:04.840 was actually there yesterday.
00:11:07.440 But as far as I understand
00:11:08.380 that Jeremy Clarkson,
00:11:09.580 all boomers have a limit
00:11:10.960 on how base they can be.
00:11:12.140 And he is still not a fan
00:11:14.140 of Trump and Vance,
00:11:15.160 so I don't think
00:11:15.780 that meeting went ahead.
00:11:16.840 But Vance did have a barbecue
00:11:18.160 with Skinner.
00:11:19.480 I know he met Nigel Farage
00:11:20.600 for breakfast,
00:11:21.260 I think it was this morning.
00:11:22.260 He had a meeting
00:11:22.720 with Robert Jenrick,
00:11:23.880 who was the favourite
00:11:24.460 to take over the Conservative Party
00:11:25.660 before he was beaten out
00:11:26.640 by Kenny Badenock,
00:11:28.340 who is kind of trying
00:11:29.820 to save face
00:11:30.440 because Vance didn't
00:11:31.080 actually meet with her.
00:11:32.020 Instead, she was busy
00:11:32.700 serving ice cream
00:11:33.500 on the Isle of Wight.
00:11:34.900 And she's just saying,
00:11:35.840 oh, it's a scheduling conflict,
00:11:37.100 which, you know,
00:11:38.000 I think if the vice president said,
00:11:39.840 can we meet for coffee,
00:11:40.760 you'd drop literally everything.
00:11:41.920 So I wonder if he just sees
00:11:43.180 the writing on the wall
00:11:43.800 and she's going to be kicked out
00:11:44.820 and Jenrick's going to be
00:11:45.520 installed instead.
00:11:46.680 I think we're just grateful,
00:11:47.760 frankly,
00:11:48.020 that J.D. Vance is here
00:11:49.240 to unite the British right,
00:11:50.780 knock some heads together
00:11:51.600 and give everyone
00:11:52.440 a stern talking to.
00:11:53.160 It's just a shame
00:11:53.600 he didn't meet with Rupert Lowe
00:11:54.720 while he was here
00:11:55.980 for a few days.
00:11:57.400 Yeah, I mean,
00:11:58.060 it is a beautiful,
00:11:59.640 I mean,
00:11:59.860 kind of going back
00:12:00.380 to the Skinner thing
00:12:01.260 and it's the energy
00:12:02.300 around the Trump movement
00:12:03.500 is it's a really important idea,
00:12:06.040 which is the side
00:12:06.900 that's having fun
00:12:07.840 is going to beat
00:12:08.560 the side that's miserable.
00:12:09.900 And you do see
00:12:11.200 the kind of the stuff
00:12:11.860 that's going on,
00:12:12.280 even though the right
00:12:13.040 in Britain,
00:12:13.620 I mean,
00:12:13.860 in Britain,
00:12:14.720 we've talked about it previously,
00:12:16.540 is in a bit of a bad state.
00:12:17.720 There is a bit of disunity.
00:12:20.240 There's moments like this
00:12:21.320 where everyone's
00:12:21.700 just having fun.
00:12:22.460 Everyone wants to be around
00:12:23.740 that energy.
00:12:25.980 I mean,
00:12:26.280 that is a beautiful thing
00:12:27.520 and I think that's what
00:12:28.000 Trump represents
00:12:28.720 in the United States
00:12:29.300 is he is able
00:12:29.900 to kind of bring people in
00:12:30.960 just because of his vibe,
00:12:32.960 his aura,
00:12:33.620 so to speak.
00:12:34.780 Maybe you could explore
00:12:36.240 a little more
00:12:36.780 sort of the division
00:12:38.120 on the right
00:12:38.580 right now in the UK
00:12:39.320 because I mean,
00:12:39.760 like here,
00:12:40.340 things are pretty united.
00:12:41.680 Trump is pretty good
00:12:42.560 at reeling people in and out.
00:12:44.220 Obviously,
00:12:44.540 there's a lot of concerns
00:12:45.700 so far in the administration,
00:12:47.020 but it's nothing like the UK
00:12:48.660 where,
00:12:49.600 I mean,
00:12:49.840 it's really difficult
00:12:50.920 to see who's in charge,
00:12:52.020 who's the leader.
00:12:53.140 I mean,
00:12:53.420 where people are at.
00:12:54.780 So maybe you could break down
00:12:55.900 the situation on the right
00:12:57.260 in Britain a little more.
00:12:58.880 Yeah,
00:12:59.060 so the right is attracting
00:13:00.180 lots of young men
00:13:00.860 because for years,
00:13:02.620 the ruling woke hegemony,
00:13:04.200 which ideologically captured
00:13:05.360 both the governing
00:13:06.180 Conservative Party
00:13:07.000 and then all of the parties
00:13:08.200 on the left,
00:13:08.880 like the Liberal Democrats,
00:13:09.820 Labour,
00:13:10.080 the Greens,
00:13:10.880 and now this emerging
00:13:12.320 splinter party
00:13:14.200 that's headed up
00:13:14.700 by former leader
00:13:15.800 Jeremy Corbyn,
00:13:16.840 who has attracted
00:13:17.720 a bunch of Islamists
00:13:18.420 and communists
00:13:18.980 into one coalition.
00:13:20.100 They're being nicknamed
00:13:20.820 Jezbollah
00:13:21.380 because he once said
00:13:22.100 that Hezbollah
00:13:22.560 is his friend.
00:13:23.980 So all of that morality
00:13:25.620 has captured politics
00:13:28.200 for so long
00:13:28.840 that now there's
00:13:29.820 a kind of mutually
00:13:30.940 reinforcing right-wing
00:13:31.840 arms race spurred on
00:13:33.020 by young men
00:13:33.740 who have gotten
00:13:34.100 onto the internet,
00:13:34.780 realised they're
00:13:35.240 public enemy number one
00:13:36.280 and just thought,
00:13:37.160 well,
00:13:37.260 I have nothing to lose
00:13:38.200 by being unapologetically
00:13:39.560 patriotic
00:13:40.160 and actually enjoying
00:13:41.980 insulting these fat freaks
00:13:44.620 who aren't going
00:13:45.000 to reproduce anyway,
00:13:46.120 who counter-characterise
00:13:47.420 the marginalised
00:13:48.800 constituencies on the left
00:13:50.900 who are just demonstrating
00:13:52.220 their naked anti-white hatred
00:13:53.800 at Glastonbury Festival
00:13:55.140 when a rap act
00:13:57.380 called Bob Villain
00:13:58.280 decided to gloat
00:13:59.320 that heard you want
00:14:00.860 your country back,
00:14:01.720 nah,
00:14:02.000 shut the F up,
00:14:02.860 live on the BBC
00:14:03.620 with a bunch of
00:14:04.900 middle-class professionals,
00:14:06.460 some of whom were English,
00:14:07.960 cheering him on,
00:14:09.060 you know,
00:14:09.480 chickens cheering on KFC
00:14:11.640 setting up a branch
00:14:12.760 in their back garden.
00:14:14.020 So as for the splintering
00:14:15.860 on the right,
00:14:16.380 you have the Conservative Party,
00:14:17.520 if you can call them
00:14:18.320 on the right these days.
00:14:19.500 It's the oldest
00:14:20.080 and most successful
00:14:20.680 political party
00:14:21.320 in the world,
00:14:22.460 but,
00:14:23.100 well,
00:14:23.560 other than today
00:14:24.320 when they've slightly
00:14:24.820 bumped up in the polls
00:14:25.940 a little bit
00:14:26.340 because of Robert Jenrick's
00:14:27.300 social media activism,
00:14:28.340 he's currently in the south
00:14:29.260 of France
00:14:29.820 getting threatened
00:14:31.320 with a knife
00:14:31.820 by migrant gangs
00:14:32.920 filming on the ground
00:14:34.120 how they're crossing over
00:14:35.160 in boats
00:14:36.200 breaking into Britain
00:14:37.000 via the English Channel,
00:14:38.280 thousands of them,
00:14:39.160 150,000,
00:14:40.600 no,
00:14:40.700 180,000 since 2018,
00:14:42.100 50,000 since Kirsten
00:14:43.160 became Prime Minister,
00:14:44.340 that we're paying
00:14:45.000 £145 a day each
00:14:47.000 to put in four-star hotels,
00:14:48.540 we're paying their medical,
00:14:49.500 dental,
00:14:49.840 we're giving them
00:14:50.200 new iPhones,
00:14:51.120 spending money,
00:14:51.740 everything.
00:14:52.400 He's filming that
00:14:53.380 and so he's rocketing up
00:14:54.500 the charts
00:14:54.980 in terms of
00:14:55.680 people that,
00:14:57.260 politicians that people like
00:14:58.660 but the Conservative Party
00:14:59.880 is currently led by
00:15:00.420 Kimi Badenoch
00:15:00.960 who has just had a reshuffle,
00:15:03.740 she identifies as
00:15:05.140 Yoruba Nigerian
00:15:06.220 although she's recently
00:15:08.080 come out and said
00:15:08.620 she doesn't feel
00:15:09.120 Nigerian anymore,
00:15:10.340 she feels British
00:15:10.940 but that's only after
00:15:11.700 some pressure
00:15:12.180 because last December
00:15:13.400 she gave an interview
00:15:14.360 in the,
00:15:15.280 well,
00:15:15.860 we call it
00:15:16.200 the Right Wing Spectator
00:15:17.140 magazine
00:15:17.440 but it's new editor
00:15:18.240 Michael Gove,
00:15:18.940 a former government minister,
00:15:20.500 actually endorsed
00:15:21.220 Kamala Harris
00:15:22.020 in the election last year
00:15:23.720 so there you go,
00:15:24.740 he's been behind Kimi
00:15:25.900 ever since she got
00:15:27.160 into politics
00:15:27.700 but she actually said
00:15:28.520 that she's a Yoruba Nigerian
00:15:29.680 and other Nigerians
00:15:30.420 are her ethnic enemies
00:15:31.300 so she's probably
00:15:31.820 going to use the nuclear deterrent
00:15:32.920 on Boko Haram
00:15:33.980 if she ever wins an election.
00:15:35.660 She's probably going to be
00:15:36.280 kicked out by November
00:15:37.220 because,
00:15:37.820 well,
00:15:38.440 her party absolutely hates her
00:15:39.940 and all she ever does
00:15:40.840 is doom scroll
00:15:41.460 through negative comments
00:15:42.260 on social media
00:15:42.940 and it's really getting to her
00:15:43.780 apparently.
00:15:44.440 She's also late
00:15:44.920 to every single meeting
00:15:45.760 like she runs on
00:15:46.500 what my wife joked
00:15:48.120 because she was slightly
00:15:48.720 late down the aisle,
00:15:49.580 she said she was running
00:15:50.140 on Kimi time
00:15:50.880 so she's going to be gone
00:15:53.860 probably replaced
00:15:54.540 by Robert Jenrick
00:15:55.240 the Conservatives
00:15:56.100 are fighting for their life
00:15:57.600 at the moment
00:15:57.980 and the best they can hope for
00:15:59.120 maybe in 2029
00:15:59.900 at this rate
00:16:00.420 is an electoral pact
00:16:01.560 with Reform.
00:16:02.180 Reform UK are top of the polls
00:16:03.460 they are the legacy party
00:16:04.800 from UKIP
00:16:05.860 then the Brexit party
00:16:06.940 they're headed by Nigel Farage
00:16:08.560 Nigel Farage
00:16:09.180 as I explained
00:16:09.840 on Timcast
00:16:10.900 when we were last on
00:16:11.660 about a month ago
00:16:13.060 was that Nigel Farage
00:16:14.920 has felt the need
00:16:15.620 to soften his rhetoric
00:16:16.980 as of late
00:16:17.700 now after I explained that
00:16:18.840 he has since said
00:16:19.840 that he's going to deport
00:16:20.580 foreign criminals
00:16:21.220 to El Salvadorian jails
00:16:22.520 he has doubled down
00:16:24.080 on mass deportations
00:16:25.280 but he has replaced
00:16:26.840 his former
00:16:28.220 special services
00:16:29.900 mayoral candidate
00:16:31.380 Ant Middleton
00:16:32.140 a proper military hard man
00:16:34.200 with a Muslim mum
00:16:36.260 of seven
00:16:36.780 so we're going to have
00:16:38.280 the Muslim labour mayor
00:16:39.380 versus the Muslim reform mayor
00:16:41.160 this is your right wing
00:16:42.760 populist party
00:16:43.460 ladies and gentlemen
00:16:44.240 handpicked by his
00:16:45.500 former Muslim chairman
00:16:46.280 by the way
00:16:47.060 and lots of Muslim donors
00:16:48.820 even though the British public
00:16:49.920 are now polling
00:16:50.540 I think it's 53%
00:16:52.060 in favour
00:16:52.660 of saying that Islam
00:16:53.680 is completely incompatible
00:16:54.740 with Britain
00:16:55.060 that taboo has been broken
00:16:56.000 and it's because we've had
00:16:56.760 loads of Muslim migration
00:16:57.760 we don't like actually
00:16:59.280 having pro-Hamas parties
00:17:00.800 in our parliament
00:17:01.360 we don't like having
00:17:02.700 to eat halal meat
00:17:03.380 we don't like having
00:17:04.380 loads of women
00:17:04.960 walking around like ghosts
00:17:06.220 wearing burkas
00:17:06.880 on our high street
00:17:07.500 but hey presto
00:17:08.320 we're still getting it anyway
00:17:09.160 so reform are probably
00:17:10.740 going to win
00:17:11.240 but at this rate
00:17:12.340 they're schizophrenic
00:17:13.700 Rupert Lowe is a man
00:17:15.040 without parties
00:17:15.580 currently got the
00:17:15.960 Restore Britain movement
00:17:16.760 he was reform's
00:17:17.680 former MP
00:17:18.540 before he was kicked out
00:17:19.620 because the police
00:17:20.340 was called on him
00:17:20.940 by the former Muslim chairman
00:17:22.020 for saying some hurtie words
00:17:23.260 and they stole his shotguns
00:17:24.240 in the middle of the night
00:17:24.900 he would be a fantastic
00:17:28.040 Trump-like figure
00:17:28.800 if he had any path to power
00:17:30.400 but at the moment
00:17:31.320 he is exiled
00:17:32.020 from all party politics
00:17:32.900 so he's one to watch
00:17:33.780 and then there's a new party
00:17:34.920 that's been started up
00:17:35.780 that Tommy Robinson
00:17:36.560 has joined
00:17:37.560 Tommy Robinson is hosting
00:17:38.540 a massive rally
00:17:39.260 on the 13th of September
00:17:41.060 featuring Jack Posobiec
00:17:42.380 Jordan Peterson
00:17:43.000 Eva Vladingabrook
00:17:43.840 and the like
00:17:44.340 called Unite the Kingdom
00:17:45.220 he's just come out of prison
00:17:46.760 obviously for showing a film
00:17:48.200 that well
00:17:48.960 I can't actually talk about
00:17:49.820 the contents of
00:17:50.680 because there's basically
00:17:51.840 a legal embargo
00:17:52.980 in our country
00:17:54.020 to talk about this
00:17:55.020 even
00:17:55.660 we don't have free speech
00:17:57.160 in Britain basically
00:17:57.740 and he has joined a party
00:17:59.400 called Advance UK
00:18:00.240 which is headed up
00:18:01.100 by another former member
00:18:02.240 of reform
00:18:02.700 the former deputy leader
00:18:03.480 of reform
00:18:03.900 Ben Habib
00:18:04.780 who is a half English
00:18:06.800 half Pakistani chap
00:18:07.700 he's a very nice guy
00:18:08.800 very patriotic
00:18:10.480 the problem that they have
00:18:11.780 is that because
00:18:12.740 there is such
00:18:13.360 a abundance
00:18:14.260 of marginal parties
00:18:15.720 on the right
00:18:16.100 and reform is
00:18:16.780 sucking all of the
00:18:18.100 air out of the room
00:18:19.240 at the moment
00:18:20.060 they're not really
00:18:20.700 registering in polls
00:18:21.520 and they're not
00:18:22.020 actually a formal
00:18:22.680 political party
00:18:23.380 but who knows
00:18:24.860 they could gain momentum
00:18:25.660 in the coming years
00:18:26.320 if Nigel Farage
00:18:27.460 continues to drift leftward
00:18:28.480 at the moment
00:18:28.900 it looks like
00:18:29.620 there's going to be
00:18:30.020 a reform majority government
00:18:31.100 given that they
00:18:33.000 don't have a strong
00:18:34.200 foundation for their policies
00:18:35.480 they could screw it up
00:18:37.600 and be more like
00:18:38.320 Trump term one
00:18:39.040 than Trump term two
00:18:40.280 and we really don't have
00:18:42.060 another five to ten years
00:18:43.300 to mess around
00:18:43.920 because Mohammed
00:18:44.440 is the number one
00:18:45.040 baby name in this country
00:18:46.080 and by 2063
00:18:47.860 white Britons
00:18:48.420 are going to be
00:18:48.760 a minority
00:18:49.700 and the country
00:18:50.460 is going to be
00:18:50.760 at least 20% Muslim
00:18:52.300 and I don't see
00:18:54.200 a future for the UK
00:18:55.160 in those circumstances
00:18:56.380 yeah I mean
00:18:57.740 I think that's
00:18:58.700 sort of the thing
00:18:59.520 that people don't realize
00:19:00.740 is that there's
00:19:01.540 a hourglass
00:19:02.820 and it's rapidly
00:19:03.880 running out of sand
00:19:05.060 on the top end
00:19:05.940 I mean
00:19:06.760 there was kind of
00:19:07.520 some controversy recently
00:19:08.340 Ann Coulter came out
00:19:09.320 and said that she
00:19:09.840 actually believed
00:19:10.400 that the British right
00:19:11.740 was in a better position
00:19:12.780 than the United States
00:19:14.320 and I think her main
00:19:15.720 argument was
00:19:16.300 the demographic situation
00:19:17.480 but I mean
00:19:18.580 the United States
00:19:19.400 has kind of
00:19:20.040 a unique ability
00:19:21.080 to assimilate
00:19:22.240 migrants
00:19:22.900 in a rapid way
00:19:24.480 that doesn't exist
00:19:25.760 in the UK
00:19:26.200 because English
00:19:26.940 is such a distinctive
00:19:28.000 ethnic origin
00:19:28.880 obviously there's a debate
00:19:29.980 in the United States
00:19:30.680 now over what is
00:19:31.500 an American right
00:19:32.320 I mean
00:19:32.620 if everybody has
00:19:33.380 the potential
00:19:33.740 of being an American
00:19:34.360 then it's not special
00:19:35.220 but that being said
00:19:36.460 there is a noticeable
00:19:37.780 change
00:19:38.820 when you go
00:19:39.520 from American identity
00:19:40.480 to English identity
00:19:41.360 where English identity
00:19:42.020 really is a strict
00:19:42.940 you take a DNA test
00:19:44.320 and you find out
00:19:44.780 if you're English or not
00:19:45.560 so that was kind of
00:19:47.840 an interesting observation
00:19:48.680 by Ann Coulter
00:19:49.240 but I don't know
00:19:49.660 if I agree
00:19:50.220 because you look
00:19:51.340 at the numbers
00:19:51.880 over there
00:19:52.280 and it's like
00:19:52.820 I mean
00:19:53.320 the English themselves
00:19:54.840 are rapidly losing
00:19:55.860 their homeland
00:19:56.400 I mean
00:19:57.660 how noticeable is this
00:19:59.240 I know you're not
00:19:59.760 you know
00:20:00.280 in London
00:20:01.360 I mean
00:20:01.880 I've been to London
00:20:02.520 quite a bit
00:20:03.500 and it doesn't feel English
00:20:04.860 at all
00:20:05.000 I do live in London
00:20:05.620 not central London
00:20:07.020 but I was born in London
00:20:08.400 and I live on the outskirts
00:20:09.440 of London
00:20:09.740 so I'm about 20 minutes
00:20:10.680 from the centre of London
00:20:11.540 by train
00:20:12.060 and I can tell you man
00:20:13.480 it's like a refugee camp
00:20:14.840 it's horrible
00:20:15.320 I really don't like going there
00:20:16.660 I've advised a friend of mine
00:20:19.800 who wants to set up
00:20:20.620 a new media enterprise
00:20:21.500 not to build a studio there
00:20:22.940 just to minimise
00:20:23.660 the amount of time
00:20:24.320 that people are going in
00:20:25.220 people are fleeing
00:20:26.260 by the droves
00:20:27.400 it was in 2021
00:20:28.340 that the 2020 census came out
00:20:30.760 this was before the Boris wave
00:20:32.000 of post-Brexit migration
00:20:33.060 when we had legal migration
00:20:35.320 running at 1.2 million a year
00:20:37.460 that's the same level
00:20:38.320 of legal migration
00:20:38.960 that America gets
00:20:39.960 as a country
00:20:40.560 obviously we are a country
00:20:41.540 the size of New York State
00:20:42.640 so you can only imagine
00:20:43.980 the level of demographic
00:20:45.700 and thereby cultural
00:20:46.580 and economic change
00:20:47.640 that is felt
00:20:48.180 in the big cities
00:20:49.000 I met Anne
00:20:51.180 a couple of weeks ago
00:20:51.960 at a dinner
00:20:52.340 that we were both at
00:20:53.160 very nice
00:20:54.240 I think she's completely misguided
00:20:55.540 she's correct
00:20:56.580 that Muslim immigration
00:20:57.740 is a major threat
00:20:59.260 to the UK
00:20:59.800 but I'm not saying man
00:21:00.700 when I landed in
00:21:01.800 Washington Dollars
00:21:02.480 to come on your show
00:21:03.740 last time
00:21:04.400 what the hell
00:21:06.040 is going on there
00:21:06.880 the passport queue
00:21:07.960 is like Islamabad
00:21:09.460 but you guys
00:21:10.300 are actually letting in
00:21:11.340 the people
00:21:12.360 that are going to prove
00:21:12.980 to be the complete
00:21:13.540 destruction of your nation
00:21:14.500 the fact that they've got
00:21:16.920 giant monkey god statues
00:21:17.980 now being erected
00:21:18.820 in Texas
00:21:19.240 the self-governing enclaves
00:21:20.620 Muslim enclaves
00:21:21.260 are being put up
00:21:21.860 in Texas
00:21:22.320 in Dearborn, Michigan
00:21:23.460 there's little Mogadishu
00:21:25.960 in Minneapolis
00:21:26.740 but these people
00:21:28.000 as much as America
00:21:28.920 can assimilate people
00:21:30.440 what matters is
00:21:31.380 numbers and cultural proximity
00:21:32.700 it has assimilated people
00:21:33.640 in the past
00:21:34.300 because they've been
00:21:35.800 largely from
00:21:36.580 Western Europe
00:21:37.220 and the Anglosphere
00:21:38.140 don't forget
00:21:39.200 like in the 19th century
00:21:40.720 and the early
00:21:41.540 20th
00:21:42.020 yeah 19th century
00:21:43.700 there was
00:21:45.040 serious worry
00:21:46.100 about whether or not
00:21:46.820 large waves of German
00:21:47.740 immigration
00:21:48.240 could be integrated
00:21:49.760 so you guys are
00:21:50.860 way far from
00:21:52.440 Bradvers and Lederhosen
00:21:53.580 you've got
00:21:54.440 you've got hijabs
00:21:55.440 and honour killings
00:21:56.040 springing up
00:21:56.540 in Washington state now
00:21:57.400 so get a handle on it
00:21:59.500 it's going to be
00:21:59.860 a real problem
00:22:00.200 for you guys
00:22:00.560 but as far as the UK
00:22:01.780 demographics are pretty bad
00:22:03.020 I mean
00:22:03.300 Mohammed has been
00:22:04.340 in the top 10 baby names
00:22:05.400 for a number of years now
00:22:06.140 it's now a number one
00:22:06.940 in England
00:22:07.700 it's rising in Wales
00:22:09.380 we've got
00:22:10.120 I think a quarter
00:22:11.200 of all babies
00:22:12.020 are born to foreign parents
00:22:13.860 47% of all sex offences
00:22:17.200 committed in London
00:22:18.600 are from foreign nationals
00:22:19.900 now that's not
00:22:20.660 non-British ethnic people
00:22:22.460 because that's not
00:22:22.880 even recorded
00:22:23.540 that's just people
00:22:24.520 who do not have
00:22:25.480 British citizenship
00:22:26.140 so the number
00:22:26.760 is way higher
00:22:27.940 we are number one
00:22:29.060 in Western Europe
00:22:30.500 number two
00:22:31.020 in all of Europe
00:22:31.680 and I think 18th
00:22:32.900 in all of the world
00:22:33.740 for crimes committed
00:22:35.080 by foreign nationals
00:22:36.100 so we are just
00:22:36.920 battery farming
00:22:37.460 sex offenders
00:22:38.020 at the host population's
00:22:40.000 expense
00:22:41.340 we're literally
00:22:41.960 just packed
00:22:42.300 to the rafters
00:22:42.960 with foreign rapists now
00:22:43.760 and this is government policy
00:22:45.280 it's not going to
00:22:45.740 turn around anytime soon
00:22:46.640 they're not going to
00:22:47.020 repeal any of the laws
00:22:47.780 that keep these people here
00:22:48.780 that allow
00:22:49.660 Pakistani pedophiles
00:22:50.860 to appeal on human rights grounds
00:22:52.500 to stay in the country
00:22:53.320 because it says
00:22:53.980 that it would depress
00:22:55.340 his children
00:22:55.960 if he were deported
00:22:56.900 pedophile
00:22:57.300 by the way
00:22:58.180 these cases
00:22:59.040 are just
00:22:59.480 never ending
00:23:00.640 and we still haven't
00:23:01.900 uncovered the depths
00:23:02.860 of depravity
00:23:03.420 for the actual
00:23:03.840 grooming gang scandal
00:23:04.480 we know that's happened
00:23:05.200 in 50 towns and cities
00:23:06.160 across the UK
00:23:07.180 we know thousands of girls
00:23:08.300 have been victimized
00:23:09.280 we know that they've been
00:23:10.080 branded M for Mohammed
00:23:11.120 had their tongues
00:23:11.840 nailed to tables
00:23:12.880 been doused in petrol
00:23:14.240 and set alight
00:23:14.760 multiple girls
00:23:15.360 have been killed
00:23:16.080 either for ODing
00:23:17.480 on heroin
00:23:17.900 had their homes
00:23:19.360 set ablaze
00:23:21.060 with their families inside
00:23:22.000 run over by cars
00:23:23.000 there have been police officers
00:23:23.860 who were meant to be whistleblowers
00:23:25.040 that seem to have been killed
00:23:26.540 before they can come out
00:23:27.300 and speak about this
00:23:27.900 we've had police officers
00:23:28.660 as of a couple of weeks ago
00:23:30.220 actually charged
00:23:30.900 for participating
00:23:31.480 in the rape gangs themselves
00:23:32.780 so the rot goes
00:23:33.940 right through parliament
00:23:34.900 the house of lords
00:23:35.660 local councils
00:23:36.320 police officers
00:23:36.880 every institution
00:23:38.200 is completely corrupt
00:23:38.880 in this country
00:23:39.340 they are all culpable
00:23:40.640 for this mass
00:23:41.400 unwanted
00:23:41.880 unprecedented
00:23:42.420 demographic experiment
00:23:43.500 run on the British people
00:23:44.780 and so
00:23:45.720 the idea that we're going
00:23:46.820 to turn this around
00:23:47.740 very quickly
00:23:48.660 is looking pretty daunting
00:23:49.860 because so many people's hands
00:23:51.640 are smothered in blood
00:23:52.500 that most people
00:23:53.240 just don't want to admit
00:23:54.300 what they've done
00:23:54.900 yeah
00:23:55.900 I mean it's grim
00:23:57.100 that's like yeah
00:23:58.540 you look at the US
00:23:59.220 like you said
00:23:59.800 like you look at what
00:24:00.440 nativism was
00:24:01.340 in the 19th century
00:24:02.280 and they were like
00:24:02.840 concerned that what
00:24:03.660 the Irish drank too much
00:24:04.760 that was like the big concern
00:24:05.760 and then now
00:24:06.740 the people coming in
00:24:07.500 are like eating dogs
00:24:08.300 and we're like
00:24:08.600 hey can you not do that
00:24:09.560 are they eating cats
00:24:10.500 oh mate
00:24:10.700 we had a video of
00:24:12.080 some Somalians
00:24:12.940 abducting geese
00:24:13.720 from a park the other day
00:24:14.640 so we started having
00:24:15.300 the Haitian phenomena
00:24:15.980 and I tell you what
00:24:16.960 I posted on X
00:24:18.500 a couple of days ago
00:24:19.280 so does
00:24:19.600 Rourke Nationalist
00:24:20.440 puts out similar things
00:24:21.300 it's like all of these geese
00:24:22.760 all these ducks
00:24:23.460 all these donkeys
00:24:24.080 everything
00:24:24.340 they are worth
00:24:25.360 way more than entire nations
00:24:27.020 like I will happily
00:24:29.000 like ban
00:24:30.220 every single foreign national
00:24:31.760 from select countries
00:24:32.700 just to keep our dogs
00:24:34.280 geese and donkeys safe
00:24:35.220 yeah
00:24:35.580 yeah there's
00:24:36.160 I mean they're very beautiful geese
00:24:37.660 it's really
00:24:38.160 a shame to see
00:24:39.500 Somalians
00:24:40.740 you know
00:24:40.940 I mean that's
00:24:41.840 that's kind of the big
00:24:42.400 I think that would be the big
00:24:43.520 that should be the big
00:24:44.480 immigration question
00:24:45.420 if you're you know
00:24:46.120 trying to decide who can come in
00:24:47.220 which honestly we need
00:24:48.160 net zero immigration
00:24:48.980 so but maybe at a certain point
00:24:50.920 negative man
00:24:51.860 yeah yeah
00:24:52.560 net zero just means replacement
00:24:53.980 right
00:24:54.740 yeah yeah yeah
00:24:55.460 zero immigration
00:24:56.480 yeah negative
00:24:57.140 I mean re-immigration
00:24:58.800 that should be the test
00:25:00.040 it should be
00:25:00.580 do you view geese as friend
00:25:01.900 or food
00:25:02.340 I mean that's like very simple
00:25:03.900 there's the other test
00:25:05.040 which is when you eat
00:25:05.580 a bacon cheeseburger
00:25:06.500 that's a great test
00:25:07.440 to see who's permitted
00:25:08.780 into the country as well
00:25:10.080 that's why the Spanish
00:25:11.360 have tapas right
00:25:12.220 they offer you wine and pork
00:25:13.500 yeah
00:25:13.940 it's a test
00:25:14.560 it's a good filter
00:25:15.540 so yeah
00:25:16.760 I think
00:25:17.120 I don't know
00:25:17.520 maybe we should pursue
00:25:18.180 something like that
00:25:19.000 but yeah
00:25:20.500 I mean look
00:25:21.000 it is really encouraging
00:25:22.320 when you do see
00:25:23.500 a lot of guys
00:25:24.120 on the right
00:25:24.580 in England
00:25:25.420 high IQ
00:25:27.640 that are promising
00:25:28.400 that love their country
00:25:30.260 and most importantly
00:25:31.420 are actually getting involved
00:25:33.240 because I mean
00:25:33.780 there's a lot of these people
00:25:35.080 out there
00:25:35.540 it doesn't take many
00:25:36.860 it doesn't take many
00:25:38.160 to flip a country
00:25:39.460 on its head
00:25:39.960 it really doesn't
00:25:41.220 so it's really encouraging
00:25:42.620 to see in England
00:25:43.440 you are starting to see
00:25:44.140 this emerging
00:25:44.760 I don't know what to call it
00:25:46.240 maybe like a
00:25:46.980 elite
00:25:47.820 I don't know
00:25:48.540 we need like a cool name
00:25:49.520 but
00:25:49.780 we're basically
00:25:50.980 just sort of like
00:25:51.520 dubbing ourselves
00:25:52.040 the new right
00:25:52.500 at the moment
00:25:52.920 the new right
00:25:53.500 because I know
00:25:54.280 like 10 to 15 people
00:25:55.440 who I would include in this
00:25:56.560 and we're a very small batch
00:25:58.240 of actually quite virtuous
00:26:00.380 people as well
00:26:01.220 like I think this is
00:26:02.500 one of the great observances
00:26:04.740 that Aristotle made
00:26:05.760 is the only dividing line
00:26:07.460 between monarchy and tyranny
00:26:09.080 aristocracy and oligarchy
00:26:10.620 mob rule and democracy
00:26:11.640 is how virtuous the people are
00:26:13.560 this is you know
00:26:14.040 John Adams famous observation
00:26:15.460 that the constitution
00:26:16.140 is only made for a moral
00:26:17.120 and religious people
00:26:17.840 if you replace the people
00:26:18.920 or you replace the religion
00:26:20.240 then you don't have
00:26:20.960 constitution anymore
00:26:21.800 because the constitution
00:26:22.660 as Joseph de Maestro observed
00:26:24.020 is just the codification
00:26:25.600 of the sentiments
00:26:26.280 that are already written
00:26:26.900 on the hearts of men
00:26:27.620 and so if those men's hearts
00:26:29.120 are different
00:26:29.540 the sentiments mean
00:26:30.260 absolutely nothing
00:26:31.060 the only problem is
00:26:32.380 there are lots of
00:26:33.500 very bright
00:26:34.100 virtuous
00:26:34.620 engaged
00:26:35.520 and involved
00:26:36.140 young right wingers
00:26:37.040 but they're being
00:26:37.940 gatekept out of institutions
00:26:39.040 they're being
00:26:39.760 constantly dismissed
00:26:40.580 and denigrated
00:26:41.280 lots of them
00:26:42.020 aren't being published
00:26:42.780 by the existing
00:26:44.020 right wing infrastructure
00:26:44.900 and we don't
00:26:46.460 have the same
00:26:47.480 level of capital
00:26:48.960 or institution building
00:26:50.100 that the Americans did
00:26:51.800 like we don't have
00:26:53.040 an American moment
00:26:53.900 we don't have
00:26:54.580 as many publications
00:26:55.580 springing up
00:26:56.820 as you guys did
00:26:57.620 I've got an ear
00:26:59.180 to the ground
00:26:59.680 and you know
00:26:59.960 they're quite large
00:27:00.500 so it's quite easy to do
00:27:01.300 as to whether or not
00:27:02.520 people are actually
00:27:02.880 trying to build
00:27:03.320 this sort of stuff
00:27:04.100 and people are
00:27:05.140 but they're only building it
00:27:06.460 because they've been
00:27:07.020 ignored for so long
00:27:07.800 and the existing
00:27:09.420 establishment institutions
00:27:10.400 think if they just
00:27:10.980 ignore this
00:27:11.660 growing right wing energy
00:27:13.300 who are more interested
00:27:14.120 in questions of
00:27:14.940 identity, immigration
00:27:15.900 and belonging
00:27:16.600 than they are
00:27:17.140 just raw economics
00:27:18.340 and logistics
00:27:19.280 they just think
00:27:20.100 they'll go away
00:27:20.900 but instead
00:27:21.460 what they don't understand
00:27:22.540 is we're actually
00:27:23.340 way more annoyed
00:27:24.360 and autistic
00:27:24.940 than you guys are stubborn
00:27:26.020 so it just means
00:27:27.420 that we're going to
00:27:27.800 put our energies
00:27:28.460 in the same direction
00:27:29.760 just down a different avenue
00:27:30.780 and we're going to be
00:27:31.520 a continual stone
00:27:32.240 in the shoe
00:27:32.840 of your containment attempts
00:27:34.380 and I can only
00:27:36.940 be optimistic
00:27:37.940 or not optimistic
00:27:39.880 I can only continue
00:27:41.680 pressing on
00:27:42.580 in the face of adversity
00:27:44.080 because I know
00:27:45.460 that a few other people
00:27:46.500 are doing this
00:27:47.040 and because
00:27:47.840 if I didn't
00:27:48.600 it would be like
00:27:49.040 that first world war poster
00:27:50.300 where the guy's got
00:27:51.220 his kids around his feet
00:27:52.880 and on his knee
00:27:53.340 and they say
00:27:53.660 daddy what did you do
00:27:54.400 doing the war
00:27:54.840 like if I look my future kids
00:27:56.100 in the eye
00:27:56.500 and just say
00:27:57.020 yeah I basically did nothing
00:27:58.240 and handed the country over
00:27:59.060 to becoming a caliphate
00:27:59.960 then I've just got no excuse
00:28:00.940 have I
00:28:01.200 yeah that's base
00:28:02.480 very base
00:28:03.200 Connor dude
00:28:03.940 I appreciate it
00:28:04.980 do you want to
00:28:05.520 where can people find you
00:28:06.500 they can find me
00:28:08.320 at con underscore Tomlinson
00:28:09.500 on X
00:28:10.320 they can find me
00:28:11.080 at Connor Tomlinson
00:28:11.720 on Substack
00:28:12.700 and YouTube
00:28:13.140 I do most of my writing
00:28:13.960 for Courage Media
00:28:14.740 and I also co-host
00:28:16.960 Deprogrammed over
00:28:17.700 the New Culture Forum
00:28:18.460 on YouTube
00:28:19.180 and you will be able
00:28:19.920 to find me on Timcast
00:28:20.800 early next month
00:28:21.820 so I'll see you
00:28:22.620 in person sir
00:28:23.880 let's go dude
00:28:24.840 well I appreciate it Connor
00:28:25.820 until next time man
00:28:26.820 pleasure
00:28:27.900 alrighty
00:28:29.880 well that was
00:28:30.460 Connor Tomlinson
00:28:31.320 I love that guy
00:28:32.940 he's a friend
00:28:33.980 he's great
00:28:35.160 look you know
00:28:36.260 I know I go a little
00:28:37.140 negative on the show
00:28:38.000 sometimes
00:28:38.640 but there is
00:28:40.560 there is some promise
00:28:41.520 and seeing guys like
00:28:42.560 Connor in the fight
00:28:43.680 I mean it really does
00:28:44.880 it warms the heart
00:28:45.680 it's a beautiful thing
00:28:46.640 I do
00:28:47.300 I am generally
00:28:47.920 an optimistic person
00:28:48.780 I do think that
00:28:49.640 we're gonna win
00:28:50.220 I trust Trump
00:28:51.260 I think he's doing
00:28:51.940 some great things
00:28:52.840 I think we're gonna
00:28:53.620 come out on the other side
00:28:54.400 I really do
00:28:55.220 mainly because we want it
00:28:56.320 more than they do
00:28:57.000 and that's really
00:28:58.580 what it comes down to
00:28:59.360 and like I said earlier
00:29:00.440 the side that's having fun
00:29:01.440 will always beat the side
00:29:02.580 that is miserable
00:29:03.420 and if you look at the right
00:29:04.820 we're having a lot of fun
00:29:05.940 we're having a good time
00:29:06.800 you look at the left
00:29:07.640 well you've seen the videos
00:29:09.360 so with that
00:29:10.660 I wrap up here
00:29:12.140 we will be back tonight
00:29:13.540 at 8pm
00:29:14.220 for Timcast IRL
00:29:15.720 might be a Philcast tonight
00:29:17.360 we'll have to see
00:29:18.760 the situation
00:29:19.600 I want to shout out
00:29:20.560 Serge for holding it down
00:29:21.380 in the producer chair
00:29:22.020 Andrew's been
00:29:22.640 clutching up
00:29:23.580 but Serge is
00:29:24.660 he's taking the saddle here
00:29:25.800 so shout out to Serge
00:29:27.220 with that
00:29:28.080 yeah we'll be back
00:29:28.700 for Timcast IRL
00:29:29.640 you can follow me
00:29:30.560 on X and Instagram
00:29:31.960 at RealTateBrown
00:29:33.300 give me a follow there
00:29:34.560 I'll keep you updated
00:29:35.640 on what the play is
00:29:37.360 maybe if I'll be on tomorrow
00:29:38.740 I don't know
00:29:39.160 we'll see what happens
00:29:39.940 but yeah follow me there
00:29:40.960 we'll hang out
00:29:41.840 and see you guys tonight
00:29:42.980 thank you
00:29:43.620 we'll see you next time
00:29:57.000 you