The Culture War - Tim Pool - Trump Is Going To Save Britain

00:00:00.000 What is up guys? This is Tate Brown here holding it down. Welcome back to the culture where we have another installation of Across the Pond.

00:00:08.000 We got a great episode for you guys. I don't know if you guys saw the national security strategy just dropped from the United States government, from the Trump administration.

00:00:17.140 And it's more good news for our buddies across the pond. Connor, how's it going, dude?

00:00:22.240 Yeah, it's okay. I mean, still things are pretty bad in my country. Literally about an hour before we came on air, I've now got a sitting MP in Parliament.

00:00:30.700 And a Scottish newspaper and a national campaign group trying to get me banned from GB News because I said there shouldn't be any foreign ancestry MPs or foreign nationals sitting in our Parliament.

00:00:43.540 So, you know, that obviously sensible thing. The crazy thing is as well, like, when they screenshotted my tweet about it, which was a clip from an interview,

00:00:50.280 they blurred out the first paragraph that said,

00:00:53.380 Having the sons and daughters of the Indian subcontinent lobby for open borders in my Parliament doesn't represent the British people.

00:00:58.880 And I just replied with the unblurred tweet and I was like, are you afraid that people were worried that I was right?

00:01:05.460 So, yeah, it's much like Schumer wasting his time on a Senate motion to condemn Nick Fuentes for his interview with Tucker.

00:01:12.140 Apparently, I'm now getting condemned by, like, sitting MPs who don't have anything better to do.

00:01:16.320 It's this weird tendency among older, the old guard to ladder pull on young guys.

00:01:23.980 And I don't even know how much of it is ideologically motivated versus how much of it is insecurity.

00:01:29.800 That they were relatively unsuccessful at doing anything in their entire lives.

00:01:33.620 When they see young guys that are actually making moves, making plays, that irritates them beyond all belief.

00:01:39.540 And they respond by trying to, yeah, ladder pull, dunk.

00:01:44.060 It's absolutely ridiculous.

00:01:46.620 We got a new light in the studio. The studio over here is coming together.

00:01:50.660 I'm going to throw a green screen behind me at some point.

00:01:52.700 I think I could key in a Gartha. I think that would be nice.

00:01:55.620 Sort of add some ambiance, some flair.

00:01:58.480 We'll see how that goes.

00:02:00.060 Also, heads up for everyone, you know, note to the editor.

00:02:03.960 Milo Yiannopoulos is roaming around the Timcast compound right now.

00:02:08.000 He said he's seeking vengeance for Candace Owens.

00:02:11.920 So, if there is an intrusion halfway through the show, that's what's going on.

00:02:16.540 It's a serious situation. I'm barricaded in here.

00:02:20.580 He's like a gay Wendigo.

00:02:22.860 Yeah, he's like, it is really...

00:02:26.000 Sorry, he is great now. Sorry, my bad, Milo. Apologies.

00:02:28.760 He is a formerly gay Wendigo, which is, in many ways, even more alarming.

00:02:34.060 That means that he has a chip on his shoulder.

00:02:35.860 So, anyway, with that, let's get into the news.

00:02:39.520 Oh, my goodness.

00:02:40.740 Here is some screenshots from the national security strategy that just dropped.

00:02:46.600 I'm going to read this specific quote.

00:02:48.340 This is what jumped out to me.

00:02:49.600 This is a few pages in.

00:02:51.300 I'm just going to read this, and then, Connor, you can give your reaction to this

00:02:54.860 as someone who would be a beneficiary from this change in American foreign policy.

00:02:59.160 Quote,

00:02:59.480 Over the long term, it is more plausible that within a few decades at the latest,

00:03:03.900 certain NATO members will become majority non-European.

00:03:07.080 As such, it is an open question whether they will view their place in the world

00:03:11.120 or their alliance with the United States in the same way as those who signed the NATO charter.

00:03:16.400 Our broad policy for Europe should prioritize

00:03:18.800 reestablishing conditions of stability within Europe and strategic stability with Russia,

00:03:23.220 enabling Europe to stand on its own feet and operate as a group of aligned, sovereign nations,

00:03:28.500 including by taking primary responsibility for its own defense

00:03:31.960 without being dominated by any adversarial power,

00:03:35.720 cultivating resistance to Europe's current trajectory within European nations,

00:03:39.860 opening European markets to U.S. goods and services

00:03:42.100 and ensuring fair treatment of U.S. workers and business,

00:03:44.580 building up the healthy nations of Central, Eastern, and Southern Europe

00:03:47.300 through commercial ties, weapons sales, political collaboration,

00:03:50.280 and cultural and educational exchanges,

00:03:51.940 ending the perception and preventing the reality of NATO

00:03:55.200 as a perpetually expanding alliance, very interesting,

00:03:58.320 and encouraging Europe to take action to combat mercantilist overcapacity,

00:04:04.020 technological theft, cyber espionage, and other hostile economic practices.

00:04:08.980 Obviously, this document is dripping with a few different notions here.

00:04:12.720 Russia, the current negotiations between Witkoff and team and Russia

00:04:16.060 is obviously on the forefront with a lot of these negotiations.

00:04:19.360 But that was interesting how they opened.

00:04:21.060 They're keenly aware that European countries are becoming non-European.

00:04:25.200 Connor, is this true?

00:04:26.140 Are European countries becoming non-European?

00:04:28.400 Yeah, despite Piers Morgan's attempts to excuse this,

00:04:31.740 the English are now a minority in their own major cities,

00:04:34.960 Birmingham, Manchester, and London.

00:04:36.580 We don't actually know the numbers,

00:04:38.040 because the last time we had a census was 2021,

00:04:40.060 and that was before the infamous Boris wave,

00:04:42.020 where 2.9 to 4 million third-world migrants came into the country,

00:04:46.340 many of whom settled, many of whom overstayed their visas.

00:04:48.720 We have like 2 million illegal immigrants, at minimum,

00:04:51.740 milling about in the country at the moment.

00:04:53.280 The last estimate was 1.2 million in 2017,

00:04:55.540 and we just stopped recording it ever since,

00:04:57.400 you know, before all the mass migrant waves.

00:04:59.380 The last ONS data that we got said that,

00:05:03.740 at minimum, we're 20% of immigrant stock now in the UK,

00:05:08.800 and that's only going to get worse,

00:05:10.240 because we've got 1% of the population being added to from migration every year.

00:05:13.740 We've got more deaths than we do births,

00:05:15.760 and of the live births that we have,

00:05:18.200 a third are from immigrant mothers.

00:05:20.340 So that doesn't even count, you know,

00:05:22.240 second-generation immigrants also having kids.

00:05:24.100 They're just counted as British,

00:05:25.320 because they have the paperwork.

00:05:26.800 And also, one in three pregnancies are aborted,

00:05:30.420 and that is disproportionately among the white British population.

00:05:33.300 So we just are not replacing ourselves,

00:05:34.980 and we are being replaced.

00:05:36.700 And so it's very interesting that,

00:05:38.580 as we discussed in our previous episode today,

00:05:41.280 the Trump administration now consider demographic displacement,

00:05:45.500 as in like the direct wording,

00:05:46.660 displacement by migration of native European populations

00:05:49.720 from their towns and cities and their ancestral homelands

00:05:52.560 to be a human rights violation.

00:05:54.120 This has completely inverted the anti-white,

00:05:58.940 post-colonial narrative that the US State Department,

00:06:01.720 my government, every aggrieved third-world shithole

00:06:05.460 that wants our money has spread for years

00:06:07.080 that says that it's only ethnic cleansing

00:06:10.640 if you return immigrants to their nations of origin,

00:06:13.940 and it's only ethnic cleansing if white-majority countries

00:06:17.020 set up colonial outposts that end up improving,

00:06:20.340 especially in the British Empire,

00:06:21.880 various third-world countries.

00:06:23.700 But it's not ethnic cleansing if unwanted migrants

00:06:25.660 come into said countries,

00:06:26.940 chase white majorities out of their cities

00:06:28.400 and establish ethnic outposts there,

00:06:30.220 and then lobby via democratic politics

00:06:33.420 using their demographic strongholds

00:06:36.240 for importing more of their countrymen into our country.

00:06:39.800 And so it's very encouraging in the same document.

00:06:42.120 There was a passage where, under the priorities list,

00:06:45.380 the heading is just,

00:06:46.380 the era of mass migration is over,

00:06:48.680 border security is the primary element of national security.

00:06:51.920 And so it makes sense.

00:06:52.760 It's like, if, as J.D. Vance semi-joked in 2024 at NatCon,

00:06:56.780 Britain becomes a nuclear-armed state,

00:06:58.880 a bit like Pakistan,

00:07:00.080 well, it's harder to have the five eyes and NATO

00:07:02.460 and bilateral security agreements

00:07:04.260 with a country that ultimately will agree

00:07:06.360 that America is the great Satan.

00:07:07.420 Yeah, well, it's tough to cultivate a military

00:07:11.120 and, you know, intel network

00:07:14.320 with countries that have this sort of suicidal tendency.

00:07:17.680 I mean, France is a great example.

00:07:20.100 France doesn't conduct the census.

00:07:21.780 They don't conduct, rather,

00:07:22.760 they don't conduct demographic racial data

00:07:25.760 on their census by law.

00:07:27.800 It is illegal in France for them to collect

00:07:29.840 any sort of information on the ethnic makeup

00:07:32.680 of their country.

00:07:34.020 And you have to wonder, I mean, look,

00:07:35.280 when you think about France,

00:07:36.500 one of the top sort of traits that the French have

00:07:39.240 is they have this propensity to riot.

00:07:40.820 They have this propensity to chimp out.

00:07:42.440 And you have to wonder that the French government

00:07:44.420 are probably keenly aware that

00:07:45.560 if the ethnic breakdown of their country

00:07:48.280 were to be publicly known,

00:07:50.580 it would probably instigate a riot of some sort.

00:07:53.920 It would instigate a massive overhaul

00:07:55.600 of the way that they conduct their affairs in France.

00:07:59.100 And to go back to my first point,

00:08:01.560 it is impossible for America to build an alliance

00:08:04.460 with a country that has this suicidal tendency.

00:08:07.140 Yet, I mean, A, they've highlighted over and over again

00:08:10.080 these countries becoming non-European.

00:08:12.060 How can you build a relationship with a country

00:08:13.480 that's about to be demographically overhauled?

00:08:15.500 That's a different country.

00:08:16.920 I mean, if England becomes majority non-English,

00:08:20.300 it ceases to be England.

00:08:21.420 So that's on one thing.

00:08:22.520 And then also you see throughout the strategy here,

00:08:26.420 the strategy document,

00:08:27.460 is they keep sort of issuing this demand

00:08:33.080 that Europe is able to stand on its own feet.

00:08:35.520 I obviously opened by saying, you know,

00:08:37.400 Witkoff is currently negotiating with the Russians.

00:08:40.160 Who knows what kind of deal is going to be struck there.

00:08:42.140 But clearly it's at the forefront,

00:08:43.740 in particular how the Germans conducted their affairs

00:08:47.440 over the last decade by, you know,

00:08:50.220 they have a dependency on Russia.

00:08:51.900 And that's just unacceptable for a variety of reasons.

00:08:54.820 If we truly are going to continue to antagonize Russia,

00:08:58.180 if we're going to continue to sort of have this conflict with Russia,

00:09:03.120 it becomes more and more implausible

00:09:04.900 to actually build an alliance with a country

00:09:07.380 that is, you know, hooked at the hip

00:09:09.680 with a country that is, you know,

00:09:11.260 for the United States, an adversary, a global adversary.

00:09:13.820 And so it is really encouraging.

00:09:15.900 I mean, Trump obviously has said this over and over again.

00:09:18.280 You know, it's unacceptable that the NATO people,

00:09:22.600 the European countries aren't pulling their weight in NATO.

00:09:25.040 And there's no question about that.

00:09:26.960 So this document is actually really broad.

00:09:28.920 It's hitting on a few different things.

00:09:30.200 But obviously for us, obviously us on the right,

00:09:33.400 particularly the Zoomers who are at the forefront,

00:09:36.660 we're kind of the first generation

00:09:37.480 that's really experiencing the demographic change firsthand.

00:09:41.220 It's directly impacting us.

00:09:43.680 That's the part that really,

00:09:45.960 it's just such a radical reorientation.

00:09:48.280 Of American foreign policy.

00:09:49.360 Because I mean, we talked about it at length,

00:09:50.720 obviously last weekend,

00:09:52.440 is the foreign, you know,

00:09:54.040 the way the United States has conducted themselves

00:09:55.740 with foreign affairs

00:09:56.480 is they've encouraged these European countries

00:09:59.080 to commit suicide.

00:09:59.740 They've encouraged these countries to open,

00:10:03.040 you know, open the door

00:10:03.980 and allow this demographic overhaul of their country.

00:10:07.380 So now, again, I said it last week,

00:10:08.880 I'll say it again,

00:10:09.600 the Trump administration at this point

00:10:10.940 is no longer just taking the boot

00:10:12.380 off of the European right broadly,

00:10:15.500 off of the neck,

00:10:16.340 but they're actually encouraging them

00:10:17.960 to sort of stand on their own two feet

00:10:20.820 to reestablish these countries

00:10:22.580 and sort of actually advocate

00:10:25.060 for the populations that make up these countries,

00:10:27.180 the core population.

00:10:28.840 Yeah, I've got quite a few thoughts on that.

00:10:30.500 Obviously, my proximity to the European continent

00:10:32.520 means I pay a little more attention

00:10:35.080 to European politics than most Americans do.

00:10:38.180 But even then,

00:10:39.540 I wish I didn't have to know

00:10:41.180 what the French and Germans were doing

00:10:42.720 other than, you know,

00:10:43.380 preparing for war against them.

00:10:44.480 But in times like these,

00:10:45.740 old enemies become old friends

00:10:47.040 where it's all the same struggle.

00:10:48.660 The German dependency on Russian energy

00:10:50.760 comes from the fact

00:10:51.460 that they were listening to

00:10:52.460 not only the Swedish schoolgirl,

00:10:54.800 Greta Thunberg,

00:10:55.800 who should have spent a bit more time in school,

00:10:57.940 but actually, to be fair,

00:10:58.820 if it's American public school,

00:10:59.940 then she would have turned out

00:11:00.740 even more deranged than she currently is.

00:11:02.700 But they also listened to the scaremongering

00:11:05.220 around nuclear power plants

00:11:06.320 after Fukushima,

00:11:07.560 after the massive earthquake and tsunami.

00:11:11.080 Angela Merkel,

00:11:11.580 who is responsible both

00:11:12.600 for the mass migrant crisis

00:11:13.900 because a small child cried at her

00:11:15.920 on a German TV station

00:11:17.000 and the next day she said

00:11:17.880 Wir schaffen das

00:11:18.680 and opened Germany's borders

00:11:19.920 to Syria and Afghanistan

00:11:21.120 and all of the rapists

00:11:22.420 and terrorists that came over.

00:11:24.180 But also, she,

00:11:25.360 despite having an engineering degree

00:11:26.560 and it shows you

00:11:27.140 that you shouldn't trust the experts,

00:11:28.520 began the process of closing down

00:11:29.800 all of Germany's nuclear power plants.

00:11:31.420 Now, France doesn't do that.

00:11:32.580 France has a bunch of nuclear power plants

00:11:34.260 that actually generates a surplus of energy

00:11:37.660 and then sells it to its neighbours.

00:11:39.620 So, that's just an eminently sensible thing to do.

00:11:42.640 We should have been doing that.

00:11:43.680 I actually wrote some policy

00:11:45.120 for the government back in 2021

00:11:47.040 saying how they could fund

00:11:49.060 a bunch of nuclear power initiatives

00:11:50.600 and they adopted some of it

00:11:51.840 but then didn't listen to all of it.

00:11:52.980 And in my paper before 2022

00:11:55.120 and obviously the Russian incursion into Ukraine,

00:11:57.040 I warned about the fact

00:11:57.960 that we were buying Russian oil

00:11:59.120 in limited quantities.

00:12:00.480 We're also buying it from the Qataris

00:12:02.080 and some from the Americans as well.

00:12:03.520 And that we should cut back on our imports

00:12:06.120 and start using our own domestic oil and gas capacity,

00:12:09.080 the North Sea.

00:12:09.600 If we only used 10% of that,

00:12:10.880 we'd have energy independence for 50 years.

00:12:12.680 But we don't do that

00:12:13.480 because of various climate change legislation.

00:12:15.960 And I said that this would be

00:12:16.920 a strategic liability

00:12:17.760 if, you know,

00:12:18.960 we were to go to war with Russia.

00:12:20.560 And this is one of the reasons

00:12:22.000 why I'm so encouraged by this document

00:12:23.200 because if we were to engage

00:12:25.340 in a hot conflict with Russia,

00:12:26.660 which the likes of Keir Starmer

00:12:28.000 and Emmanuel Macron are very keen about

00:12:29.560 and so was Joe Biden for a while,

00:12:31.460 then, you know,

00:12:31.820 I would be conscripted to go and die

00:12:33.840 in a ditch in Ukraine

00:12:35.340 in favour of, what,

00:12:37.920 like, getting demographically replaced

00:12:39.560 in my own country,

00:12:40.220 having a mosque put in my high street,

00:12:41.780 or, you know,

00:12:42.560 you guys having infinite H-1B Indians?

00:12:44.520 Like, no thank you,

00:12:45.240 I'm not sacrificing for that.

00:12:47.000 So the Germans sacrificing

00:12:48.660 their nuclear energy independence,

00:12:50.500 their energy abundance,

00:12:51.760 to go fully renewable

00:12:52.680 in a country that doesn't have

00:12:54.460 the sunshine of California,

00:12:56.020 and with wind turbines

00:12:56.860 they had to then export from China anyway,

00:12:59.060 was disastrous.

00:12:59.760 They then had, like, rolling blackouts

00:13:01.460 and brownouts all across Germany,

00:13:02.940 so then they had to start

00:13:03.980 buying oil from Russia

00:13:06.100 and use it via the Nord Stream 2,

00:13:08.120 and then Nord Stream 2 got blown up

00:13:09.440 potentially on American orders.

00:13:11.140 It seems that they've, like,

00:13:12.500 prosecuted some Ukrainian general

00:13:13.980 for his involvement in this,

00:13:15.220 but there was some insinuation

00:13:17.380 that the order came from Washington,

00:13:19.200 obviously, because it's strategic

00:13:20.720 to get America be the net energy exporter again,

00:13:23.480 even though they were restricting

00:13:24.420 energy exports after the Trump administration

00:13:26.800 made you guys energy independent.

00:13:27.940 Anyway, Europe has had

00:13:29.580 a suicidal energy,

00:13:31.400 defence,

00:13:32.380 and immigration strategy,

00:13:33.640 and they've also been sacrificing

00:13:35.020 on their NATO payments

00:13:35.840 so they can pay

00:13:36.980 for their welfare state,

00:13:38.060 which then disproportionately goes

00:13:39.360 to said layabout immigrants

00:13:40.520 in the first place.

00:13:41.400 Like, you guys think

00:13:42.140 you have a problem with Somalians,

00:13:43.340 as Trump has been pointing out

00:13:44.400 in this last week.

00:13:45.520 Do you know, in Britain,

00:13:46.960 72% of Somalians

00:13:48.420 are in social housing,

00:13:49.560 and a further 25 or so percent

00:13:51.340 are in prison.

00:13:52.380 That means almost every single Somalian

00:13:54.220 that is in Britain,

00:13:55.060 I am paying for,

00:13:56.020 my taxes are paying for,

00:13:57.000 why am I battery farming Somalians?

00:13:58.860 No idea.

00:13:59.640 You'd think that would be

00:14:00.320 a security risk.

00:14:01.200 So it's encouraging

00:14:01.840 that they're tying in energy,

00:14:03.740 national security,

00:14:04.760 and demographics,

00:14:05.640 and migration

00:14:06.200 all into their

00:14:07.400 elaborate security strategy.

00:14:09.020 And then,

00:14:09.400 something I found

00:14:10.400 very interesting as well,

00:14:12.000 picking up on the

00:14:12.740 German and French points.

00:14:14.060 So there was a

00:14:15.000 State Department press briefing

00:14:16.440 that was moderated,

00:14:17.340 and it was mainly with

00:14:18.140 the German,

00:14:19.220 Latin American,

00:14:20.180 Canadian,

00:14:21.120 British,

00:14:21.400 and Australian press.

00:14:23.360 And there was a

00:14:23.740 senior State Department official

00:14:24.780 that did a few quotes,

00:14:27.060 and they said,

00:14:27.740 I want to reiterate

00:14:29.020 what the tweet thread

00:14:29.940 that we went through said,

00:14:31.060 which is that

00:14:31.460 mass migration

00:14:32.140 is an existential threat

00:14:33.480 to Western civilization

00:14:34.420 and the safety

00:14:35.240 of both the West

00:14:35.920 and the world.

00:14:36.580 We're particularly concerned

00:14:37.640 not only about

00:14:38.260 the violation

00:14:38.780 of national sovereignty,

00:14:40.340 which in itself

00:14:41.400 is already an egregious

00:14:42.620 violation of basic rights

00:14:43.780 and the rights of

00:14:44.300 sovereign citizens

00:14:44.920 in these countries,

00:14:45.940 but also human rights abuses

00:14:47.860 and what we see

00:14:48.460 as very egregious

00:14:49.480 human rights concerns

00:14:50.400 surrounding mass migration

00:14:51.600 and the facilitation

00:14:52.820 of mass migration.

00:14:53.940 We also see instances

00:14:55.260 of human trafficking,

00:14:56.920 anti-Semitic,

00:14:58.000 and anti-Christian attacks

00:14:59.820 largely by people

00:15:01.180 of radical Islamic backgrounds.

00:15:02.820 And the reason I raise that

00:15:03.780 is, number one,

00:15:04.620 it's not just important

00:15:05.340 that there are

00:15:06.040 State Department officials

00:15:06.920 that are basically

00:15:07.760 going off script

00:15:08.460 from the Trump administration

00:15:09.340 that have hitherto

00:15:10.480 only focused on

00:15:11.680 the anti-Semitism

00:15:12.500 both in America

00:15:13.580 and abroad,

00:15:14.460 but are now singing

00:15:15.540 the tune of the likes

00:15:16.200 of J.D. Vance,

00:15:16.960 you know,

00:15:17.220 concerned about the persecution

00:15:18.220 of Christians,

00:15:18.980 not just by Muslims,

00:15:20.100 but governments

00:15:20.660 who persecute them

00:15:21.380 for silently praying

00:15:22.420 in their own head

00:15:23.020 outside abortion facilities.

00:15:23.940 which goes on

00:15:24.800 frequently in Britain.

00:15:27.520 But also,

00:15:28.240 the highlighting

00:15:28.680 of the Islamic migration component,

00:15:30.540 it's not just

00:15:31.100 Islamic migration,

00:15:32.020 like Haitians are a problem,

00:15:33.740 loads of Africans

00:15:34.420 that don't work

00:15:35.180 and commit crimes

00:15:35.900 because they've got

00:15:36.500 high rates of schizophrenia

00:15:37.260 are a problem,

00:15:38.420 see Axel Ridicobana

00:15:39.200 the Southport murderer,

00:15:40.360 but Muslim migration

00:15:41.260 specifically is a big problem

00:15:42.620 because when you say

00:15:43.460 that they don't collect

00:15:44.200 demographic data for France,

00:15:45.800 that's true

00:15:46.600 in terms of ethnicity,

00:15:47.680 but we just found out

00:15:48.520 the other day

00:15:49.080 that the estimate

00:15:49.980 is now that

00:15:50.660 one in ten people

00:15:51.720 in France are Muslim.

00:15:52.800 That means it's way higher,

00:15:53.940 because these estimates

00:15:54.820 are probably based

00:15:55.400 on old data.

00:15:56.060 So it's probably

00:15:56.360 one in nine

00:15:57.100 and that's not counting

00:15:58.160 the illegals

00:15:58.740 that are currently

00:15:59.180 waiting in Calais

00:16:00.120 to board an inflatable dinghy

00:16:02.300 and sail across

00:16:03.400 to England.

00:16:04.420 So if one in ten,

00:16:05.960 one in nine people

00:16:06.700 in your country

00:16:07.260 are Muslim,

00:16:07.980 that's going to lead

00:16:08.600 to a parallel rise

00:16:10.280 in anti-Muslim sentiment

00:16:12.660 in the Immigration

00:16:14.520 Restrictionist Party

00:16:15.400 and that's why

00:16:16.360 you'll find this really funny.

00:16:17.420 There was a freak out

00:16:18.320 earlier today,

00:16:19.320 there was an article

00:16:19.980 that some leftists wrote

00:16:21.000 that you could

00:16:21.380 put the giga chad

00:16:23.180 and the crying woe jack

00:16:24.400 over the top of

00:16:25.280 where he was complaining

00:16:26.440 that France

00:16:28.080 and Germany's far right

00:16:29.540 were basically

00:16:30.240 just like full of gays.

00:16:31.980 So Alice Vidal,

00:16:33.040 lesbian,

00:16:34.400 Marine Le Pen,

00:16:35.340 lesbian,

00:16:36.080 and a third

00:16:37.080 to two thirds

00:16:37.940 of national rally staffers

00:16:39.460 were gay men.

00:16:40.420 This is why

00:16:40.920 Renaud Camus,

00:16:41.600 the guy who coined

00:16:42.320 the term,

00:16:43.340 and I'm going to use

00:16:43.900 a synonym here

00:16:44.600 for YouTube

00:16:45.240 just so we don't get censored,

00:16:46.680 the large swap theory

00:16:49.140 is himself

00:16:50.780 a gay Frenchman

00:16:51.840 who said to

00:16:53.380 like feminists,

00:16:54.220 gay people,

00:16:54.800 and Jews,

00:16:55.440 you're soaring off

00:16:56.120 the branch you're sitting on

00:16:56.980 if you keep importing Muslims

00:16:58.000 because you will just be

00:16:58.840 replaced and murdered.

00:17:00.420 So it's hilarious

00:17:01.300 that they've like

00:17:01.960 pushed literally

00:17:03.240 everyone possible

00:17:04.220 to the camp of

00:17:06.340 we just don't want

00:17:07.620 these violent migrants

00:17:09.400 in our country

00:17:10.140 establishing a caliphate

00:17:11.340 and now

00:17:12.120 the State Department

00:17:13.080 are having to intervene

00:17:13.920 on behalf of these

00:17:14.720 besieged populations

00:17:15.520 because the government

00:17:16.420 knows this is happening

00:17:17.520 in Germany,

00:17:18.880 France,

00:17:19.380 the UK,

00:17:20.020 Canada,

00:17:20.800 Australia,

00:17:21.560 and yet do nothing.

00:17:23.020 So yeah,

00:17:23.720 completely welcome intervention

00:17:25.000 both for national security

00:17:26.120 and the fact that

00:17:27.040 I don't want to

00:17:28.320 accelerate white flight

00:17:30.040 out of my own

00:17:30.640 ancestral homeland.

00:17:31.980 Well yeah,

00:17:32.680 I think there's two

00:17:33.320 motivating factors here.

00:17:35.080 One,

00:17:35.800 I mean,

00:17:36.440 it's been known

00:17:37.060 for some time

00:17:37.680 that Trump is a bit

00:17:38.440 of an Anglophile.

00:17:39.380 He has a keen interest

00:17:40.400 in sort of preserving

00:17:41.300 Britain at large

00:17:42.380 and I think the proof

00:17:44.180 of this was

00:17:44.740 there was a note

00:17:45.340 that was circulating

00:17:46.140 it was like

00:17:46.880 sometime last week

00:17:47.880 where the Trump

00:17:49.240 administration

00:17:49.580 was encouraging

00:17:50.300 its ambassadors

00:17:50.980 and fellow

00:17:51.700 Anglosphere countries

00:17:52.660 to advocate

00:17:53.880 for the same

00:17:54.740 immigration policy

00:17:55.400 the United States

00:17:55.960 has which

00:17:56.360 has resulted

00:17:57.200 in the Trump

00:17:57.600 administration

00:17:58.200 has resulted

00:17:59.120 in net negative

00:17:59.840 migration

00:18:00.340 which is again

00:18:01.460 something that

00:18:02.100 five years ago

00:18:02.740 advocating for

00:18:03.440 would have got you

00:18:03.820 thrown off

00:18:04.380 of a conservative

00:18:05.160 panel

00:18:05.580 and now is

00:18:06.460 the official policy

00:18:07.360 of the United States

00:18:08.100 which is fantastic

00:18:08.980 but the other

00:18:09.840 moving part here

00:18:10.600 is it's doubling

00:18:11.940 down

00:18:12.280 and this is kind

00:18:12.840 of the whole

00:18:14.100 reason for this

00:18:14.840 show in many ways

00:18:15.700 is that Americans

00:18:16.860 have this

00:18:18.020 sort of connection

00:18:19.580 with Western Europe

00:18:20.540 specifically

00:18:21.120 that is very real

00:18:22.780 it's very tangible

00:18:23.640 again it's

00:18:25.480 certainly an ethnic

00:18:26.240 component obviously

00:18:27.040 because America

00:18:27.600 is a European

00:18:28.560 country

00:18:29.060 or European

00:18:29.580 descended country

00:18:30.420 Americans

00:18:31.960 we kind of

00:18:33.840 let our allies

00:18:34.660 wander a bit

00:18:35.840 but with Europe

00:18:36.980 there's always

00:18:37.680 there's always

00:18:38.120 going to be

00:18:38.460 this connection

00:18:39.040 there's always

00:18:39.480 going to be

00:18:39.880 this interest

00:18:40.900 from the United

00:18:41.460 States

00:18:41.880 and it would

00:18:42.720 take quite a bit

00:18:43.640 for America

00:18:44.340 to truly

00:18:44.840 abandon Europe

00:18:45.820 and again

00:18:46.420 I think that's

00:18:46.920 just because

00:18:47.340 of this

00:18:47.700 intrinsic

00:18:48.340 connection

00:18:49.160 and a lot

00:18:50.020 of people

00:18:50.360 that have

00:18:50.580 come to

00:18:50.760 the United

00:18:50.940 States

00:18:51.300 that have

00:18:51.560 not come

00:18:52.000 from Europe

00:18:52.440 don't understand

00:18:53.320 this

00:18:53.740 I just want

00:18:54.580 to highlight

00:18:54.840 a tweet

00:18:55.220 here that was

00:18:55.680 from Sneeko

00:18:56.440 the famous

00:18:57.500 streamer

00:18:58.340 and he tweeted

00:18:59.500 this was

00:18:59.940 yesterday

00:19:00.840 there are

00:19:02.660 roughly a

00:19:03.260 quarter million

00:19:03.840 Somalis

00:19:04.380 in the entirety

00:19:05.100 of America

00:19:05.700 anybody on

00:19:06.880 the right wing

00:19:07.400 scoring quote

00:19:08.180 base points

00:19:09.020 by screaming

00:19:09.740 about them

00:19:10.320 is another

00:19:10.860 paid AIPAC

00:19:12.080 shill

00:19:12.580 every single

00:19:13.400 time

00:19:13.760 this just

00:19:14.760 indicates to

00:19:15.280 me that

00:19:15.500 you don't

00:19:15.800 quite get

00:19:16.820 it

00:19:16.920 you don't

00:19:17.160 quite get

00:19:17.920 what's going

00:19:19.580 on

00:19:20.080 is that

00:19:20.840 Americans

00:19:21.440 actually do

00:19:22.360 I mean

00:19:23.140 I know

00:19:23.460 we're not

00:19:23.740 Americans

00:19:24.220 aren't famous

00:19:24.780 for you know

00:19:25.280 are keen

00:19:25.920 you know

00:19:26.840 keeping the

00:19:27.400 tabs on

00:19:28.000 global affairs

00:19:28.720 but I think

00:19:29.500 Americans

00:19:29.900 are vaguely

00:19:30.440 aware

00:19:30.720 especially

00:19:31.080 conservative

00:19:31.680 white

00:19:32.120 Americans

00:19:32.580 are vaguely

00:19:33.600 aware

00:19:33.940 of the

00:19:34.640 destruction

00:19:35.060 that Islam

00:19:35.580 is causing

00:19:36.340 in Europe

00:19:37.120 that's real

00:19:37.700 intangible

00:19:38.300 and has

00:19:38.620 nothing to

00:19:39.080 do with

00:19:39.640 what the

00:19:40.460 affairs of

00:19:41.560 Israel

00:19:41.820 I mean

00:19:42.120 obviously

00:19:42.340 Israel

00:19:42.820 also views

00:19:44.100 Islam

00:19:44.520 broadly

00:19:44.900 as an

00:19:45.360 opponent

00:19:45.680 but like

00:19:47.680 to just

00:19:48.100 harp on

00:19:48.660 and say

00:19:48.880 oh well

00:19:49.340 it's only

00:19:49.680 a quarter

00:19:49.980 million

00:19:50.200 Somalis

00:19:50.500 why are

00:19:50.780 you worried

00:19:51.260 because

00:19:52.660 hey

00:19:52.940 Americans

00:19:53.400 have seen

00:19:53.960 what's

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00:19:54.380 in Europe

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00:21:06.720 you know

00:21:07.400 you let us

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00:21:08.540 you

00:21:08.680 I actually

00:21:09.540 am kind of

00:21:09.900 thankful to

00:21:10.340 Wajahat

00:21:10.920 you know

00:21:11.420 in a way

00:21:12.080 because

00:21:12.720 it was so

00:21:13.800 on the nose

00:21:14.340 I was like

00:21:14.640 oh this

00:21:14.920 actually gives

00:21:15.440 us an

00:21:16.360 example of

00:21:17.000 what to

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00:21:17.580 people that

00:21:17.860 are maybe

00:21:18.020 on the

00:21:18.300 fence about

00:21:18.840 immigration

00:21:19.540 restriction

00:21:19.980 of like

00:21:20.320 no this

00:21:20.700 is how

00:21:21.020 they you

00:21:22.020 know

00:21:22.120 fundamentally

00:21:22.500 how they

00:21:22.880 believe

00:21:23.160 even if

00:21:23.760 it's

00:21:23.940 subconsciously

00:21:24.680 but um

00:21:25.540 all this

00:21:26.560 to say

00:21:26.880 yeah this

00:21:27.420 document

00:21:28.380 is dripping

00:21:29.300 in a

00:21:30.680 Trump

00:21:31.200 himself

00:21:31.780 you know

00:21:32.340 the the

00:21:32.720 personal beliefs

00:21:33.540 of Trump

00:21:33.940 again he

00:21:34.380 he has this

00:21:35.200 interest in

00:21:36.360 preserving

00:21:36.800 Britain

00:21:37.520 I mean

00:21:37.880 he really

00:21:38.700 doesn't like

00:21:39.220 to see

00:21:39.660 it be

00:21:40.000 destroyed

00:21:40.320 in this

00:21:40.620 way

00:21:40.900 but also

00:21:41.620 Americans

00:21:42.060 at large

00:21:42.520 again I

00:21:42.940 don't think

00:21:43.360 that's going

00:21:43.880 anywhere

00:21:44.260 at least

00:21:44.620 anytime soon

00:21:45.440 um

00:21:46.140 the the

00:21:46.600 real love

00:21:47.280 that America

00:21:47.720 has for

00:21:48.260 Europe

00:21:48.500 at least

00:21:48.920 you know

00:21:49.200 the core

00:21:49.620 of heritage

00:21:50.040 American

00:21:50.360 population

00:21:50.880 has for

00:21:51.240 Europe

00:21:51.500 if we

00:21:52.620 could get

00:21:53.040 back to

00:21:53.700 the kind

00:21:54.080 of Europe

00:21:54.500 that is

00:21:54.860 depicted

00:21:55.240 lovingly

00:21:56.220 in Studio

00:21:56.880 Ghibli

00:21:57.380 movies

00:21:57.960 I think

00:21:58.660 that everyone

00:21:59.080 would be

00:21:59.380 very healthy

00:21:59.780 for it

00:22:00.180 regarding

00:22:00.960 Islam being

00:22:02.080 a civilizational

00:22:02.740 threat

00:22:03.000 I've got a lot

00:22:03.420 to say on this

00:22:03.920 first of all

00:22:04.640 I may as well

00:22:05.360 get ahead of this

00:22:06.120 um I actually

00:22:06.860 have encountered

00:22:07.840 Sneaker once

00:22:08.460 before and that's

00:22:09.360 because as a

00:22:10.600 teenager both he

00:22:11.580 and I used to do

00:22:12.120 really cringe

00:22:12.820 Call of Duty

00:22:13.380 videos and we

00:22:15.240 ran into each

00:22:16.000 other and

00:22:16.620 didn't get along

00:22:17.720 um and he

00:22:18.800 stuck with it

00:22:19.520 and I just

00:22:20.000 like closed my

00:22:20.740 channel down

00:22:21.120 because I

00:22:21.420 didn't have a

00:22:21.960 life um

00:22:22.840 and had to

00:22:23.880 you know get

00:22:24.400 some friends

00:22:24.760 so yeah

00:22:25.420 totally

00:22:25.860 embarrassing

00:22:26.320 uh scrub

00:22:27.040 that one

00:22:27.300 for the

00:22:27.480 internet

00:22:27.720 anyway um

00:22:28.620 Sneko is

00:22:29.400 trying to

00:22:29.820 build this

00:22:30.280 sort of

00:22:30.560 coalition

00:22:30.960 of the

00:22:31.500 resentful

00:22:31.960 with Zionism

00:22:33.940 and Israel

00:22:34.680 and Jews

00:22:35.140 being the

00:22:35.660 only divider

00:22:36.580 by which

00:22:37.700 friend enemy

00:22:38.320 is determined

00:22:38.820 and I

00:22:39.460 actually think

00:22:39.900 it's demographics

00:22:40.540 migration

00:22:41.300 uh Islam

00:22:42.480 is a subset

00:22:43.060 of that

00:22:43.420 but that's

00:22:43.760 only because

00:22:44.360 Islam is not

00:22:45.260 a purely

00:22:45.580 ideological thing

00:22:46.400 and this is

00:22:46.840 what a lot

00:22:47.280 of like civic

00:22:48.000 nationalists

00:22:48.580 get wrong

00:22:49.100 um I

00:22:49.920 respect

00:22:50.360 Tommy's work

00:22:51.500 on the

00:22:51.940 grooming gangs

00:22:52.400 but I

00:22:52.600 think I

00:22:52.820 differ with

00:22:53.220 him on

00:22:53.800 this a

00:22:54.160 little bit

00:22:54.600 it's that

00:22:55.460 Islam is

00:22:55.980 not purely

00:22:56.540 a product

00:22:57.500 of values

00:22:58.340 it

00:22:59.040 entrenches

00:23:00.060 the 7th

00:23:01.260 century

00:23:01.840 cousin

00:23:02.420 marrying

00:23:02.980 clan

00:23:03.520 networks

00:23:04.240 in the

00:23:05.100 countries

00:23:05.460 that it

00:23:05.720 operates

00:23:06.100 in

00:23:06.320 which is

00:23:06.960 why

00:23:07.320 the likes

00:23:07.880 of Somalia

00:23:08.540 has a lot

00:23:09.700 of incest

00:23:10.260 it has so

00:23:10.780 much incest

00:23:11.200 actually

00:23:11.580 that the

00:23:12.080 country is

00:23:12.420 such a

00:23:12.620 failed state

00:23:13.100 that you

00:23:13.400 can't

00:23:13.640 actually

00:23:13.820 track

00:23:14.220 the level

00:23:14.560 of incest

00:23:15.080 like you

00:23:15.460 can in

00:23:15.880 other

00:23:16.040 countries

00:23:16.360 Patrick

00:23:16.720 Nash

00:23:16.980 has done

00:23:17.260 work

00:23:17.540 on this

00:23:18.120 he's an

00:23:18.340 Oxford

00:23:18.560 academic

00:23:19.040 so

00:23:19.720 Somalia

00:23:20.740 and Islamic

00:23:21.780 countries

00:23:22.240 are completely

00:23:22.800 incompatible

00:23:23.360 with Anglo-Protestantism

00:23:24.460 because

00:23:24.720 as in

00:23:25.680 Alan McFarlane's

00:23:26.540 book

00:23:26.720 The Origins

00:23:27.160 of English

00:23:27.620 Individualism

00:23:28.280 which is

00:23:28.600 basically

00:23:29.040 the few

00:23:30.520 hundred years

00:23:30.940 of history

00:23:31.400 preceding

00:23:32.200 the pilgrims

00:23:32.900 going to

00:23:34.040 America

00:23:34.460 and establishing

00:23:35.000 the colonies

00:23:35.540 and then

00:23:35.960 the Englishman

00:23:36.560 who wrote

00:23:36.940 the Declaration

00:23:37.420 of Independence

00:23:38.100 and then

00:23:39.120 the Constitution

00:23:39.700 and established

00:23:40.580 America

00:23:40.960 as basically

00:23:42.040 England's

00:23:42.460 greatest invention

00:23:43.080 this is

00:23:43.740 what they

00:23:44.020 thought

00:23:44.320 this is

00:23:44.780 the truth

00:23:45.640 they thought

00:23:45.960 to be

00:23:46.180 self-evident

00:23:46.580 in England

00:23:47.640 we didn't

00:23:48.060 marry our

00:23:48.400 cousins

00:23:48.620 we certainly

00:23:49.080 didn't

00:23:49.300 marry our

00:23:49.640 siblings

00:23:49.900 and we

00:23:50.180 certainly

00:23:50.360 didn't

00:23:50.580 marry

00:23:50.760 children

00:23:51.180 like the

00:23:51.660 average age

00:23:52.060 of marriage

00:23:52.460 in the

00:23:52.960 Middle Ages

00:23:53.340 was

00:23:53.620 twenty

00:23:54.380 something

00:23:54.760 we have

00:23:55.200 excellent

00:23:55.600 record keeping

00:23:56.200 unlike Somalia

00:23:57.040 cousin marriage

00:23:58.640 was basically

00:23:58.960 non-existent

00:23:59.540 it was outlawed

00:24:00.160 by the first

00:24:00.600 Archbishop of

00:24:01.220 Canterbury

00:24:01.640 and even though

00:24:02.080 it was repealed

00:24:02.880 by Henry VIII

00:24:03.620 after the Catholic

00:24:04.660 Church had ratified

00:24:05.480 it in the

00:24:05.780 13th century

00:24:06.500 only a few

00:24:07.820 members of the

00:24:08.440 royal family

00:24:08.960 like Queen

00:24:09.700 Victoria

00:24:10.040 or even Queen

00:24:10.560 Elizabeth II

00:24:11.080 did it

00:24:11.520 while the

00:24:11.800 general population

00:24:12.440 didn't do it

00:24:13.440 at all

00:24:13.700 it's always been

00:24:14.160 less than

00:24:14.760 one percent

00:24:15.600 similar in

00:24:16.580 America

00:24:16.900 despite you know

00:24:17.620 the South

00:24:19.640 reputation for

00:24:20.580 Alabama being

00:24:21.340 full of

00:24:21.720 cousin marriage

00:24:22.580 just not true

00:24:23.560 actually it's not

00:24:24.300 the case in

00:24:24.760 white countries

00:24:25.240 and our ability

00:24:26.600 to marry outside

00:24:27.280 of our family

00:24:27.860 to move across

00:24:28.780 the country

00:24:29.180 to establish

00:24:29.840 new farmsteads

00:24:31.180 to interact with

00:24:31.820 people who weren't

00:24:32.460 in our immediate

00:24:33.020 family meant we

00:24:34.120 developed manners

00:24:35.320 and mutual moral

00:24:36.140 consideration and

00:24:37.000 a universal moral

00:24:37.920 system conjoined

00:24:39.920 with Christianity

00:24:40.460 treating people

00:24:41.200 made in the image

00:24:41.880 of God that meant

00:24:43.000 that we had

00:24:43.620 universal morality

00:24:44.740 that meant that

00:24:45.500 liberal individualism

00:24:46.560 was second nature

00:24:47.180 to us

00:24:47.620 whereas if you

00:24:48.500 are marrying your

00:24:49.220 cousin or marrying

00:24:49.880 your sibling

00:24:50.280 and then you

00:24:50.960 have the concept

00:24:51.480 in Islam of

00:24:52.080 asabaya which

00:24:52.900 means clannish

00:24:53.600 morality which

00:24:54.240 means you only

00:24:55.140 extend moral

00:24:55.760 consideration out

00:24:56.700 beyond yourself

00:24:57.320 to your family

00:24:58.620 your clan

00:24:59.560 and the global

00:25:00.600 Muslim race

00:25:01.300 the ummah

00:25:01.820 then you're not

00:25:03.060 going to be able

00:25:03.320 to think

00:25:03.600 individualistically

00:25:04.260 you're not going

00:25:04.760 to be able to

00:25:05.100 incorporate yourself

00:25:05.920 into Anglo-Protestant

00:25:07.180 morality or

00:25:08.420 Catholicism or

00:25:09.960 at least the

00:25:11.020 liberal materialist

00:25:12.720 simulacra of

00:25:13.640 Christianity that

00:25:14.580 contemporary culture

00:25:15.680 consumerism has

00:25:16.900 created and so

00:25:17.740 Islam is the

00:25:18.360 furthest

00:25:18.800 possible thing

00:25:19.700 both ethnically

00:25:21.420 and ideologically

00:25:22.960 from our

00:25:24.440 respective countries

00:25:25.000 in the Anglosphere

00:25:25.680 and Western Europe

00:25:26.380 so it's just

00:25:27.300 incompatible

00:25:27.880 and just creating

00:25:29.260 a coalition of

00:25:30.120 leftists

00:25:30.900 rightists

00:25:32.220 and Muslims

00:25:33.160 against ZOG

00:25:34.400 is not enough

00:25:35.580 to bind a country

00:25:36.320 together

00:25:36.620 it's a product

00:25:37.440 and a project

00:25:38.540 that's ultimately

00:25:39.260 doomed for failure

00:25:39.900 so the ultimate

00:25:41.780 question

00:25:42.320 if the ultimate

00:25:43.760 question is

00:25:44.240 Israel or Palestine

00:25:45.040 the answer is

00:25:45.980 always us

00:25:46.700 are people

00:25:47.480 and that doesn't

00:25:48.240 include you

00:25:49.000 and your insane

00:25:50.060 religion that

00:25:50.800 requires you to

00:25:51.780 worship a 7th

00:25:53.100 century warlord

00:25:53.960 who may not have

00:25:55.000 even existed

00:25:55.540 who married

00:25:56.780 children

00:25:57.540 married his own

00:25:58.640 cousin

00:25:58.940 who then allegedly

00:26:00.000 poisoned him

00:26:00.740 and she was part

00:26:01.740 Jewish and that's

00:26:02.360 why they think

00:26:03.320 they're going to

00:26:03.700 kill the Jews

00:26:04.560 and then judgment

00:26:05.180 day is going to

00:26:05.700 come except one

00:26:06.340 tree that's like

00:26:06.980 not going to

00:26:07.340 snitch on the

00:26:07.800 Jews because

00:26:08.440 that's the

00:26:08.720 Jewish tree

00:26:09.200 this thing is

00:26:09.760 actually in the

00:26:10.240 hadiths it's

00:26:10.680 fucking crazy

00:26:11.180 right and the

00:26:12.080 idea that you're

00:26:12.560 going to co-opt

00:26:13.160 Jesus Christ and

00:26:14.060 deny the incarnation

00:26:14.780 deny the crucifixion

00:26:15.900 deny the resurrection

00:26:16.600 and then he's

00:26:17.300 going to come

00:26:17.660 back on judgment

00:26:18.300 day break his

00:26:18.940 cross in half

00:26:19.480 and say submit

00:26:20.020 to Allah

00:26:20.420 like all of

00:26:21.540 this is complete

00:26:22.240 disrespect and

00:26:22.940 incompatibility with

00:26:23.980 the Christian

00:26:24.940 heritage and the

00:26:26.160 individualistic

00:26:27.240 thinking of

00:26:28.760 the Anglosphere

00:26:29.740 and so the

00:26:30.920 idea that we

00:26:31.800 should be making

00:26:32.500 common cause with

00:26:33.480 Muslims to

00:26:34.400 settle some score

00:26:36.280 and fair enough

00:26:37.840 legitimate criticisms

00:26:38.780 against Israel

00:26:39.660 its propensity to

00:26:40.560 drag America and

00:26:41.980 Britain into foreign

00:26:42.960 adventurism in the

00:26:43.840 Middle East

00:26:44.260 the ethnocentrism

00:26:45.940 and double

00:26:46.640 standards of

00:26:47.540 Jewish lobbyists

00:26:48.780 in our respective

00:26:49.400 countries which

00:26:49.980 you know I've

00:26:51.100 done a video on

00:26:51.800 recently and it

00:26:52.660 got me in a little

00:26:53.160 bit of hot water

00:26:53.860 I'm capable of

00:26:55.040 making these

00:26:55.520 distinctions and

00:26:56.080 making these

00:26:56.460 criticisms without

00:26:57.100 allying with a

00:26:57.940 tradition that has

00:26:58.660 nothing but contempt

00:26:59.360 for white people

00:27:00.500 and Christians and

00:27:01.340 would turn my

00:27:01.800 country into a

00:27:02.300 caliphate so

00:27:02.940 actually no

00:27:03.500 focusing on

00:27:04.200 denaturalizing and

00:27:04.920 deporting every

00:27:05.740 single Somalian not

00:27:06.760 just the illegals

00:27:09.020 but also the

00:27:09.580 legals maybe like

00:27:10.400 sparing Iyan Hirsioli

00:27:11.340 because she's nice

00:27:11.920 is a top priority for

00:27:13.740 the Trump

00:27:13.940 administration

00:27:14.420 because as well

00:27:16.120 even if you're just

00:27:16.960 going to say it's

00:27:17.420 just a matter of

00:27:17.900 scale it's just a

00:27:18.400 matter of numbers it

00:27:19.040 doesn't really matter

00:27:19.640 this was Nick's

00:27:20.220 argument right on

00:27:20.960 Stephen Crowder's

00:27:21.620 show and Alex

00:27:22.820 Jones's show he's

00:27:24.260 just saying it's not

00:27:25.200 that big a deal

00:27:25.760 compared to Jewish

00:27:26.440 influence and it's

00:27:27.020 like no it's it's as

00:27:28.340 big a deal to the

00:27:29.340 people living in

00:27:30.000 Dearborn Michigan or

00:27:31.000 Minneapolis Minnesota

00:27:31.840 or the various ethnic

00:27:33.140 enclaves that are taking

00:27:34.060 over Texas right now

00:27:35.060 it's as big a deal as

00:27:36.400 the H-1B Indians

00:27:37.400 establishing their

00:27:38.160 outposts in Silicon

00:27:38.900 Valley or again in

00:27:39.680 Texas erecting giant

00:27:40.920 monkey god statues

00:27:42.060 demographics and

00:27:43.760 culture and identity

00:27:44.720 is the issue and if

00:27:46.340 that's not your

00:27:46.920 friend enemy dividing

00:27:47.760 line then you are my

00:27:49.020 enemy right well it's

00:27:50.700 like it's like if you're

00:27:51.340 using a foreign horde

00:27:53.140 as leverage to again

00:27:54.520 settle a score with a

00:27:56.060 group again how does

00:27:58.040 that make you any less

00:27:59.160 subversive than the

00:28:00.260 group that you're

00:28:00.780 accusing of being

00:28:01.520 subversive in the

00:28:02.200 first place and also

00:28:03.780 another issue this is

00:28:05.960 not what Sneeko is

00:28:06.880 arguing for there's

00:28:07.500 other people in the

00:28:07.980 space that the argument

00:28:08.980 is similar but you

00:28:10.000 actually have to

00:28:10.700 understand the

00:28:11.380 differentiation here

00:28:13.040 is this is not the

00:28:14.320 argument Sneeko is

00:28:14.840 making but what he

00:28:15.500 is what the argument

00:28:16.760 is is that Islam and

00:28:18.660 you were saying this

00:28:19.080 earlier is the

00:28:20.120 secondary issue of

00:28:21.040 the larger issue of

00:28:21.860 demographic change

00:28:23.040 because again it's not

00:28:25.180 good enough to just be

00:28:26.140 Christian to assimilate

00:28:27.200 into the United States

00:28:28.000 it's not even good

00:28:28.600 enough to be like a

00:28:29.540 you know an Anglican

00:28:30.580 Protestant you know

00:28:31.500 Episcopalian or

00:28:32.120 whatever a Haitian is

00:28:34.180 going to have as much

00:28:35.460 of a difficult time

00:28:36.360 assimilating into the

00:28:37.400 United States as a

00:28:38.460 Somalian as Islamic

00:28:39.480 Somalian and Haiti is

00:28:40.600 like what 95%

00:28:41.960 Christian Catholic

00:28:42.860 etc etc the Haitians

00:28:45.340 have equally as

00:28:46.260 difficult of a time

00:28:46.980 and Oran McIntyre

00:28:48.120 makes this point all

00:28:49.160 the time and it's an

00:28:50.020 excellent point I'm

00:28:50.620 going to paraphrase a

00:28:51.300 bit so if I screw

00:28:51.920 something up you know

00:28:52.860 you can you can correct

00:28:53.720 that but the

00:28:55.000 Constitution is just a

00:28:57.120 snapshot of what the

00:28:58.160 values were of the

00:28:59.440 people that made up

00:29:00.560 America at the time

00:29:01.380 that it was framed and

00:29:03.020 again the evidence for

00:29:04.300 this is that you know

00:29:05.740 the early early stages

00:29:07.080 of the United States

00:29:07.680 they didn't view the

00:29:08.660 Constitution as

00:29:09.580 restrictive in any way

00:29:10.560 you know there it

00:29:11.520 wasn't this like oh

00:29:12.980 well if only this was

00:29:14.240 out of the way then we

00:29:14.740 could do this sort of

00:29:15.260 thing where now the

00:29:16.040 Constitution is always

00:29:16.740 being deliberated over

00:29:17.520 there's always people

00:29:18.560 that feel like it's

00:29:19.320 constricting or they

00:29:20.200 want to make changes

00:29:20.860 and these sorts of

00:29:21.360 things is because the

00:29:22.560 makeup of the country

00:29:23.260 now as you were

00:29:24.900 making the point

00:29:25.400 earlier they don't

00:29:26.340 just kind of naturally

00:29:27.640 exude the values that

00:29:29.420 you find in the

00:29:29.920 Constitution it's not

00:29:30.760 natural to them and

00:29:32.020 it's because it's a

00:29:32.680 Constitution that was

00:29:33.320 framed for a you know

00:29:34.980 a wildly different

00:29:35.760 demographic where again

00:29:36.940 in colonial America

00:29:38.220 and early America

00:29:39.180 everyone look at the

00:29:40.520 Constitution say yeah

00:29:41.240 that I don't even know

00:29:42.080 why this has to be

00:29:42.640 written down I mean

00:29:43.680 there's this point

00:29:44.220 that's made all the

00:29:44.760 time it's like the

00:29:45.420 fact that you have to

00:29:46.020 write down something

00:29:46.940 indicates that

00:29:47.500 something's wrong this

00:29:48.320 should just naturally

00:29:49.320 occur I mean you look

00:29:50.980 you know not to get

00:29:51.740 too nerdy but you look

00:29:52.640 at like you know

00:29:53.160 pre-Norman England

00:29:54.120 they didn't really have

00:29:55.720 a lot of written laws

00:29:57.080 there wasn't a lot

00:29:57.980 because a lot of

00:29:58.500 these things just kind

00:29:59.020 of naturally occurred to

00:29:59.840 people and as soon as

00:30:00.800 you start introducing

00:30:01.440 more and more components

00:30:02.500 to a society the laws

00:30:04.500 have to get more and

00:30:05.060 more expansive to

00:30:05.860 account for that and

00:30:06.580 that's why people are

00:30:07.260 making the point like

00:30:08.060 hey with Donald Trump

00:30:09.280 as president he needs

00:30:10.580 to wield executive

00:30:11.440 power quite extensively

00:30:13.860 to get us out of this

00:30:14.880 mess it's unfortunate a

00:30:16.100 lot of people have this

00:30:16.860 impulse rightfully so to

00:30:18.720 be skeptical of

00:30:19.440 government power because

00:30:20.240 it's screwed us over so

00:30:21.520 much over the last 60

00:30:22.420 years but with the

00:30:23.780 current makeup of the

00:30:24.660 country with the way

00:30:25.300 that things stand we

00:30:26.720 can't just reduce the

00:30:28.200 size of the government

00:30:28.960 and reduce its grip on

00:30:30.560 power and just hope

00:30:31.860 that like somehow

00:30:32.760 everything just sorts

00:30:33.660 itself out it's like

00:30:34.460 no we have to restore

00:30:36.280 the conditions that

00:30:37.460 allow us to live

00:30:38.500 without heavy government

00:30:39.640 intervention and the

00:30:40.480 only way we're going to

00:30:40.900 get out of that is

00:30:41.520 using extensive

00:30:42.640 government power but

00:30:44.220 yeah to close I mean

00:30:44.960 again it's not the

00:30:46.520 argument SNCO is

00:30:47.220 making SNCO is

00:30:48.060 basically just saying

00:30:48.740 let's just use Muslims

00:30:50.040 as leverage as like a

00:30:51.440 battering ram against

00:30:52.400 Jews which is

00:30:53.660 ridiculous for so many

00:30:55.000 reasons but America

00:30:57.640 America shouldn't be a

00:30:59.000 battleground for the

00:31:00.020 thousand-year blood

00:31:00.780 libels of random

00:31:01.680 Middle Eastern tribes

00:31:03.240 like it should be for

00:31:04.280 heritage Americans and

00:31:05.420 if you're not arguing

00:31:06.100 for that again you're the

00:31:07.140 enemy if I can just pick

00:31:08.280 up on that quickly just

00:31:09.060 before we finish in a bit

00:31:10.420 of UK news that relates

00:31:11.600 to this because you

00:31:12.460 mentioned the Norman

00:31:13.760 conquest and it reminded

00:31:14.720 me so at the moment our

00:31:16.680 justice secretary is a

00:31:17.660 man named David Lammy

00:31:19.180 David Lammy is the

00:31:20.760 biggest moron in the

00:31:21.920 country he thought

00:31:22.720 coming the seventh came

00:31:24.160 after Henry the eighth

00:31:25.540 he went on the show

00:31:26.120 mastermind and just

00:31:27.280 created right so he went

00:31:30.280 from being the foreign

00:31:32.360 secretary getting

00:31:33.200 mugged by JD Vance in

00:31:35.360 the summer he was the

00:31:36.240 sort of short fat black

00:31:37.100 guy who just looked like

00:31:38.020 he had a telling off on a

00:31:39.140 naughty step he is now

00:31:40.520 the deputy prime minister

00:31:41.820 and the justice secretary

00:31:42.840 and he is about to

00:31:43.880 abolish and I shit you

00:31:45.320 not trial by jury now we

00:31:48.500 have had this since

00:31:50.400 Alfred the Great wrote

00:31:52.040 his doom book you know

00:31:53.500 the first proper king of

00:31:54.600 of all of England who

00:31:55.940 repudiated the Viking

00:31:56.840 invaders we've we've had

00:31:58.540 this in our common law

00:31:59.920 we gifted this to

00:32:01.640 America via Blackstone's

00:32:03.120 formulation based on

00:32:04.420 Sodom and Gomorrah where

00:32:05.420 obviously Abraham bargains

00:32:06.500 with God and he says if I

00:32:08.080 can find only a few

00:32:09.440 innocent persons will you

00:32:11.300 not destroy the city and

00:32:12.320 that's where you get the

00:32:13.040 the maxim that Benjamin

00:32:13.860 Franklin ended up

00:32:14.800 elaborating on to say it's

00:32:16.160 better that a hundred

00:32:16.960 guilty persons go free than

00:32:18.580 one innocent person suffer

00:32:20.520 we've had this embedded in

00:32:22.260 Magna Carta in articles

00:32:24.500 39 and 40 we've had this

00:32:26.580 embedded since Edward the

00:32:28.160 second following the

00:32:30.580 Norman conquest wrote into

00:32:32.660 law the fact that you

00:32:33.740 needed a trial by jury in

00:32:35.360 his legal reforms we had

00:32:36.280 it in the Bill of Rights

00:32:37.200 in 1689 so these are part

00:32:39.420 of the ancient customs and

00:32:40.700 liberties that Englishmen

00:32:41.700 afford to themselves

00:32:42.580 they're not part of liberal

00:32:43.860 international universalist

00:32:45.340 human rights they're not

00:32:46.420 part of the post-war

00:32:47.060 consensus this is the

00:32:48.720 English tradition based on

00:32:50.080 Christianity David Lammy

00:32:51.900 much like the Norman

00:32:53.220 conquest before him who you

00:32:55.260 know came over from France

00:32:56.320 financed by French Jews

00:32:58.260 ended up replacing the

00:33:00.380 governance structure

00:33:01.560 didn't actually leave that

00:33:02.620 much of a demographic

00:33:03.240 footprint turns out it was

00:33:04.240 only like five percent

00:33:05.100 and between 1066 and 1945

00:33:06.800 we were like 90 percent the

00:33:08.560 same genetic people very

00:33:09.880 few inflows of migration we

00:33:11.960 were 99 percent white

00:33:13.000 British until like 1948 when

00:33:15.240 the wind rush rocked up and

00:33:16.560 we have this new modern

00:33:17.540 mythology that Britain was

00:33:18.540 always black and it was our

00:33:19.600 second Mayflower which David

00:33:21.060 Lammy likes to talk about

00:33:21.840 because despite saying he's

00:33:23.020 chairman's not actually a good

00:33:24.120 reflection of the Anglo-Saxon

00:33:26.360 well Cheddar Man's ancestor

00:33:28.560 was found right around the

00:33:29.720 corner to him teaching

00:33:30.780 history at a local school and

00:33:32.300 he is pale with blue eyes and

00:33:33.940 it turns out according to Tom

00:33:35.160 Rousel survived the jive who

00:33:36.260 was an anthropologist who did

00:33:37.180 a documentary on it Cheddar

00:33:39.020 Man himself probably would

00:33:40.240 have had northwestern European

00:33:42.120 hunter-gatherer DNA and that

00:33:44.060 would have given him blue eyes

00:33:45.020 so that model is also bunk and

00:33:46.640 bullshit but David Lammy

00:33:48.420 himself despite saying he's

00:33:50.160 black English which isn't the

00:33:51.120 category that exists because you

00:33:52.160 can't be black and English he

00:33:53.600 described himself as a Caribbean

00:33:54.600 person and shouted for

00:33:55.820 reparations in Parliament so

00:33:57.780 like if you were if you were

00:33:58.940 English David would you be

00:33:59.880 paying reparations to yourself

00:34:01.320 you cretin but David Lammy

00:34:02.880 clearly falls outside the

00:34:04.440 ancient customs and liberties

00:34:05.860 that Englishmen expected

00:34:06.840 themselves so this is coming

00:34:08.180 back to your point Tate it's

00:34:09.520 that it's not just enough to

00:34:10.500 be born in a country it's not

00:34:11.720 just enough to nominally share

00:34:13.020 the religion or to have been

00:34:14.700 the first black British man to

00:34:16.160 have attended Harvard Law School

00:34:17.440 which is a real indictment of

00:34:19.040 Harvard Law School it shows that

00:34:20.960 this is an intergenerational

00:34:22.000 problem that our culture our

00:34:23.720 traditions our ways of life are

00:34:25.220 just not intuitive to foreign

00:34:26.540 peoples and there might be a

00:34:28.260 very small number of foreign

00:34:30.240 peoples from proximate cultures

00:34:31.700 or complete unicorns from

00:34:33.940 distant cultures like someone

00:34:35.080 like Ayaan Hirsi Ali who

00:34:36.540 renounce their past identity

00:34:38.240 renounce all loyalties to

00:34:39.640 princes and principalities who

00:34:41.280 adopt the religion of the state

00:34:42.540 who marry into the tribe and who

00:34:44.160 are actually wanted by the

00:34:46.560 majority population in their

00:34:47.600 country because they're nice

00:34:48.880 people but the likelihood of

00:34:51.480 that happening is so

00:34:52.240 infinitesimally small it's just

00:34:53.460 not worth the risk and so

00:34:54.980 people who are from different

00:34:56.900 countries are unlikely to ever

00:34:58.980 integrate fully and submit their

00:35:02.060 instincts and identity to our

00:35:03.960 traditions not by spite but just

00:35:06.480 out of habit and so frankly lots

00:35:09.560 and lots of them have to go it

00:35:10.780 doesn't matter about the quantity

00:35:12.020 if Sneeko's quibbling about this

00:35:13.660 and he's quibbling about it in an

00:35:14.980 insincere way because he's a

00:35:15.920 Muslim himself what matters is

00:35:17.840 having a culturally and largely

00:35:19.740 ethnically coherent country which

00:35:22.480 forms the stable foundations of a

00:35:24.720 civic polity the pre-political we

00:35:26.420 from which you can then start

00:35:28.080 debating logistical issues as a

00:35:30.060 shared community with a shared

00:35:31.140 identity if you don't denaturalize

00:35:33.220 and deport these unwanted guests

00:35:35.680 you don't get to have a country

00:35:37.520 anymore and that holds for the US

00:35:38.980 just as much as it does the UK

00:35:40.620 Canada and the rest of Europe

00:35:41.920 so also in UK news and this will be

00:35:44.520 of interest to you today Tucker

00:35:45.720 Carlson visited in the last week

00:35:47.540 and he only did three interviews

00:35:48.940 while he was here he interviewed

00:35:50.660 now infamously Piers Morgan trying

00:35:52.860 to get him to say a bunch of

00:35:54.540 slurs and he was goading him saying

00:35:56.620 he was worried about being

00:35:57.500 imprisoned but it's actually just

00:35:58.820 Piers Morgan's a congenital shit

00:36:00.400 lib who doesn't want to offend

00:36:01.260 people he's not worried about

00:36:02.320 getting arrested he then

00:36:03.480 interviewed a race communist called

00:36:05.600 George Galloway who is like a

00:36:07.920 political grifter who keeps

00:36:08.920 standing in different seats and is an

00:36:10.520 utter third worldist he I think he

00:36:13.340 married a Palestinian woman and he

00:36:14.980 like lied about the demographics

00:36:16.400 and said that you know if you're

00:36:18.200 attacking a Pakistani or a

00:36:19.980 Bangladeshi you're just doing what

00:36:21.160 the billionaires want you to do

00:36:22.500 like total third world brain

00:36:24.880 mentality like diminishing the

00:36:27.600 heinous crimes of the Pakistani

00:36:28.960 grooming gang scandal he's like the

00:36:30.580 old-school version of like the Jew

00:36:32.280 brained people that are just

00:36:33.380 obsessed with Israel he's almost

00:36:34.440 like the boomer version of that

00:36:36.040 he is also obsessed with Israel by

00:36:39.460 the way like man just focus on

00:36:43.060 England please dear god just focus

00:36:44.380 on America it's possible to not get

00:36:46.400 hung up on some like strip of sand

00:36:48.620 in the Middle East and also by the

00:36:50.180 way want the influence of that strip

00:36:51.860 of sand in the Middle East to get out

00:36:53.840 of your politics like that's a

00:36:54.860 consistent position but the third

00:36:56.820 interview he did was that of

00:36:58.620 Rupert Lowe and that is not a name

00:37:00.620 that people maybe outside those who

00:37:03.360 have watched my Timcast appearances

00:37:04.460 might be familiar with but this is

00:37:06.940 important because Tucker had asked

00:37:09.400 Nigel Farage to do an interview and

00:37:11.040 Nigel Farage everyone knows is Mr.

00:37:12.500 Brexit he's currently the head of the

00:37:13.840 Reform Party they're top of the

00:37:15.080 polls and Nigel Farage said no to

00:37:17.720 Tucker obviously fearing the

00:37:19.260 backlash from him interviewing Nick

00:37:21.260 Fuentes his staff Tucker staff who

00:37:24.400 are like our guys they're zoomers

00:37:25.900 they follow our politics said well we

00:37:27.520 actually kind of like Rupert and so

00:37:29.320 he got in touch with one of my

00:37:30.240 friends who works with Rupert set the

00:37:32.140 interview up and now Rupert Lowe has

00:37:33.740 done an interview with Tucker Carlson

00:37:35.240 which has just aired as of time of

00:37:36.940 filming and now Rupert Lowe is going

00:37:39.700 to look like the presumptive king of

00:37:41.320 the right to alternative media

00:37:43.660 viewers in America and this is very

00:37:45.860 important considering Nigel Farage has

00:37:47.800 been inconsistent on issues like mass

00:37:50.000 deportations and remigration his party

00:37:52.640 have ostracized up-and-comers in the

00:37:55.520 new right including me I was banned from

00:37:57.180 a reform event recently and so people

00:37:59.660 have started wavering in their faith as

00:38:01.760 to not whether or not Nigel Farage will

00:38:03.240 win an election but whether or not he'll

00:38:04.800 actually do the things that people

00:38:06.000 want when he gets into government

00:38:07.700 whereas Rupert Lowe's just come on the

00:38:08.940 scene and we've just done some polling

00:38:10.980 by the way in the UK Rupert Lowe if he

00:38:13.840 were to lead a party and he hasn't even

00:38:15.400 got a party he's an independent would

00:38:17.160 take 10% of the vote including votes

00:38:19.160 from reform and the conservatives so

00:38:20.800 that's already competitive with a bunch

00:38:22.320 of existing parties just as a man on

00:38:24.160 his own and his local party because

00:38:26.140 they've got local elections coming up

00:38:27.640 next year he's going to try and run

00:38:29.400 some candidates in his constituency of

00:38:32.000 Great Yarmouth to sit on the council

00:38:33.200 there his local party he's just

00:38:35.600 established has rocketed to 44% of the

00:38:38.060 vote share dwarfing every other party

00:38:40.840 so he's clearly got a mandate and it's

00:38:43.500 interesting that now he is the most

00:38:45.480 popular MP on social media and now he's

00:38:47.580 going to get a massive platform in the

00:38:48.880 states via Tucker so I wonder what

00:38:51.740 people are going to make of this yeah

00:38:53.480 well I mean for one this puts this on

00:38:55.340 the radar of everyone in Republican

00:38:57.700 politics in the United States obviously I

00:38:59.400 mean people probably heard the name

00:39:00.380 but they don't know I think a lot of

00:39:02.300 people in the states just assume that

00:39:03.620 Farage is like fine they assume that

00:39:05.500 he's like the analog of Trump and that's

00:39:07.540 just couldn't be further from the truth

00:39:08.980 I know a lot of people in the space

00:39:10.740 have made this point too and it looks

00:39:11.900 like Rupert is finally cashing in on

00:39:13.660 this sort of bet it's not even a bet it's

00:39:15.600 the sensible decision to make but I mean

00:39:17.560 obviously reform crowded out a lot of

00:39:19.180 young patriots in Britain and a lot of

00:39:21.380 them ended up in the conservative ranks

00:39:22.740 again because it was the only place to

00:39:24.260 go and Rupert understood this

00:39:25.940 capitalized on it and it's obviously

00:39:27.180 paying dividends here through the

00:39:28.260 network etc he has more energy more the

00:39:30.920 ideas that he's speaking on clearly

00:39:33.160 indicate that he's more in touch with

00:39:34.640 the problems affecting the young youth

00:39:37.280 or the youth in Britain and it's a

00:39:39.600 really beautiful thing again at the

00:39:41.600 first point Tucker amplifying him

00:39:43.540 stateside it's gonna pay dividends I

00:39:46.100 mean people like Elon Musk he's people

00:39:48.720 like Rupert's been on his radar

00:39:49.740 obviously he's been involved in you know

00:39:53.300 in UK politics and he had this famous

00:39:55.120 rift with Nigel Farage was like what two

00:39:56.820 years ago at this point this is just

00:39:59.300 gonna be massive for Rupert I mean he

00:40:01.440 already has so much momentum and

00:40:03.200 getting the American right on on his

00:40:05.240 side is a massive massive deal a it just

00:40:08.580 gives him it makes it makes him the king

00:40:10.740 and American right-wing media who knows

00:40:13.580 where it goes from here does he do Fox

00:40:14.780 hits does he you know start doing this

00:40:16.660 the podcast circuit the states building

00:40:18.280 that support because I mean look the

00:40:20.660 public opinion United States so far has

00:40:22.780 been that Farage he must be this like

00:40:24.720 Trump analog that's great he does these

00:40:26.460 funny photo shoots where he's smoking a

00:40:28.460 cigarette and he looks really cool and

00:40:30.100 that's really the extent of what

00:40:31.480 Americans know about Nigel Farage again

00:40:34.680 if you were to just watch any interview

00:40:36.960 that Farage is in it's clear that he is

00:40:38.800 nowhere near as based as Donald Trump

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00:41:34.620 our Trump analog because Rupert a bit like

00:41:36.220 Cincinnati is a former farmer who's

00:41:38.600 basically put down a plow to take up an

00:41:40.720 office of state like Trump he donates his

00:41:43.320 salary every month to charity because

00:41:44.720 he's independently wealthy whereas and

00:41:46.840 this isn't a slight against Nigel everyone's

00:41:48.940 got to make their bag but Nigel has always

00:41:51.380 been interested in making vast amounts of

00:41:54.420 money you know he's a city trader he is

00:41:57.140 a representative for a gold bullion brand

00:41:59.580 he's paid handsomely for his GB news show

00:42:01.620 even though he can't consistently present it

00:42:03.820 because of various ridiculous ofcom laws in

00:42:07.540 this country we have a state regulator for

00:42:08.980 broadcasting that demands that politicians

00:42:11.400 can only have certain hours and and can't

00:42:13.640 can't can't host a show or appear at certain

00:42:16.260 numbers of times during elections it's

00:42:17.720 insane right so far we're just working

00:42:19.420 within those constraints but the fact that

00:42:20.760 he's working within those constraints and

00:42:22.120 hasn't recognized what Trump did the media

00:42:23.820 are the enemy and steel feels pressure to

00:42:25.940 concede to the media on occasion means

00:42:28.520 that he has salami sliced off allies that

00:42:30.880 would have otherwise been useful so Rupert

00:42:33.520 Lowe's the perfect example of this

00:42:34.640 Nigel Farage his party is a company and

00:42:37.980 it's co-owned by a man named Zia Yusuf

00:42:39.880 Zia Yusuf for Americans to understand is

00:42:42.400 Arvivek Ramaswamy Zia Yusuf is the son of

00:42:46.460 Sri Lankan immigrants he ran a company

00:42:48.960 called Velocity Black and nobody's really

00:42:50.580 sure what it did it was like a luxury

00:42:51.840 concierge brand but all the reviews are

00:42:53.900 really bad including by people that used

00:42:55.560 to work there he sold it for a very high

00:42:58.060 evaluation and then gave Reform UK 200,000

00:43:01.020 pounds in donation and was after the

00:43:03.120 election after he made one speech before

00:43:05.400 the election about British values he was

00:43:07.840 made the party chairman he he had arrived

00:43:10.420 for all of five minutes and was made

00:43:12.160 party chairman they kicked out Ben Habib

00:43:14.500 who was the former deputy party chairman

00:43:16.340 because he disagreed with Nigel Farage and

00:43:18.260 didn't win his seat at the election they've

00:43:20.380 treated him quite badly and then a few

00:43:21.940 months in Rupert Lowe is being critical

00:43:23.740 about the fact that the party wasn't

00:43:24.920 fostering young talent that he'd said that

00:43:26.920 Farage was basically a beech tree under

00:43:28.480 whom nobody grows it wasn't quite as

00:43:30.280 insulting at that point but he did say

00:43:32.100 that Nigel Farage is the messiah but you

00:43:34.320 can't be a one-man band in politics you

00:43:36.520 need to have a shadow cabinet you need to

00:43:38.180 bring up MPs through the ranks you need

00:43:40.160 to harness independent media for this

00:43:42.580 for a concocted sort of vendetta Zia Yusuf

00:43:47.640 reported Rupert Lowe to the police for

00:43:50.000 apparently a threat that he'd made in

00:43:51.500 December but he'd waited till March to do

00:43:53.260 it they then ousted him with a

00:43:55.520 coordinated letter with Lee Anderson who

00:43:58.800 is another MP in the party whip and

00:44:00.900 Rupert Lowe's home got raided in the

00:44:02.920 middle of the night he's 67 by the way

00:44:04.660 his shotguns got taken they then started

00:44:07.280 investigating his staff they

00:44:09.140 investigated him on misogynistic

00:44:10.840 bullying like the entire thing was

00:44:12.420 ridiculous Rupert refuted these

00:44:14.600 allegations with a few tweets in a few

00:44:16.260 hours he went through the process which

00:44:17.980 was the punishment but he's come out the

00:44:19.420 other side of it he's now the most

00:44:20.420 popular MP on social media and part of

00:44:23.440 this was the reason why Elon Musk fell

00:44:25.240 out with Farage because Elon Musk saw

00:44:26.540 ahead of time when Farage was

00:44:28.400 ritualistically denouncing Tommy Robinson

00:44:30.100 and saying that he'd like abused a woman

00:44:32.020 and went to prison for it which is

00:44:33.160 factually untrue and has never been

00:44:34.480 retracted Elon Musk said Farage isn't the

00:44:37.600 guy and he could kind of sense that

00:44:39.320 Farage might win an election but by the

00:44:41.500 time he gets over the finish line he's

00:44:42.760 going to turn around and find he's without

00:44:44.500 allies except for Zia Yusuf which means

00:44:46.540 that Zia Yusuf is actually the true

00:44:48.500 purpose of reform it's not to make Nigel Farage

00:44:50.400 Prime Minister it's to make Zia Yusuf the

00:44:52.180 first Muslim Prime Minister of the UK

00:44:54.000 and Zia Yusuf was introduced to Farage

00:44:56.220 by the way by a man named Paul Marshall

00:44:58.260 who owns GB News, The Spectator, Unheard

00:45:01.680 who helped Kemi Badenoch become the leader

00:45:03.680 of the Conservative Party he's Winston

00:45:05.300 Marshall's dad for those who know the

00:45:06.780 podcast he owns a bunch of think tanks

00:45:08.780 he owns Jordan Peterson's ARC and he's

00:45:10.500 trying to buy the Telegraph newspaper he

00:45:12.200 basically owns both major right-wing

00:45:14.100 parties pretty much every press outlet in

00:45:15.880 the UK pretty much every major think tank

00:45:18.080 and ARC the international conference and

00:45:20.560 he puts Zia Yusuf in reform he was the

00:45:23.160 reason that Zia Yusuf has become

00:45:24.320 chairman Zia actually quit in a huff

00:45:26.920 because one of the MPs said that they

00:45:28.720 should ban the burqa and then like

00:45:30.760 George Costanza he comes back to work

00:45:32.580 the next day and actually gets a

00:45:33.600 promotion like what is what is this guy's

00:45:36.040 power in the party it's so so opaque so

00:45:38.960 it's actually encouraging that Rupert Lowe

00:45:40.200 has told that story to Tucker is setting

00:45:42.200 himself apart from reform who have been

00:45:45.240 playing catch-up to people they've

00:45:46.660 derided as the online right you know

00:45:48.640 like me who said at reforms conference

00:45:50.320 back before I was banned they should do

00:45:52.060 mass deportations I got an applause from

00:45:54.140 the crowd but Nigel Farage actually

00:45:56.040 kicked Rupert out of the party by saying

00:45:58.680 Rupert calling for mass deportations was

00:46:00.520 a dark and dangerous use of rhetoric like

00:46:02.620 Farage was counter-signaling the Trump

00:46:04.140 administration with that guys it's crazy

00:46:05.960 he's only just caught up to mass

00:46:07.400 deportations in summer when it was safe

00:46:09.620 when like a bunch of mums were

00:46:11.380 protesting against illegal migrants

00:46:12.960 outside hotels because there were a

00:46:14.100 bunch of sex offenders Rupert's been

00:46:15.560 ahead of the curve on this and he's

00:46:16.500 consistently taken the Trump line of you

00:46:18.800 can call me a racist you can call me a

00:46:20.680 fascist you can try and ban me from

00:46:22.580 everywhere I don't care and that's the

00:46:24.860 energy the right needs all he needs now

00:46:26.640 is a viable political vehicle to deliver

00:46:28.500 him victory yeah I mean there's this

00:46:31.480 there's this kind of debate that's been

00:46:33.160 occurring on the right I know Scott

00:46:34.840 Greer has actually been one that's

00:46:36.560 pushed this this sort of narrative that

00:46:38.480 what's occurring on the right right now

00:46:39.780 is this embrace of kind of this clown

00:46:42.640 world sort of ethos it's dominated the

00:46:45.420 right-wing media sphere where they just

00:46:47.920 turn the collapse of the West into like

00:46:49.740 spectacle and theatrics and and and it's

00:46:52.680 very performative and Farage thrives in

00:46:55.780 that sort of environment he thrives in an

00:46:57.340 environment where he doesn't actually have

00:46:58.420 to drill down on any policy he could

00:47:00.460 present these platitudes that again sort

00:47:03.020 of are sort of bold they're loud it's a

00:47:06.400 spectacle and so maybe that's why people

00:47:09.160 in the United States link him to Trump

00:47:10.760 in some ways we're low you know he's

00:47:13.220 kind of he's kind of post spectacle in a

00:47:15.560 lot of ways it seems like Britain can't

00:47:16.940 really thrive in a spectacle environment

00:47:19.200 for nearly as long because low is you

00:47:21.940 know he's he's not he's anti theatrical

00:47:24.000 he's sort of procedural he's he's more

00:47:27.080 administrative and that's gonna that's

00:47:29.960 gonna resonate a lot more with people in

00:47:31.640 Britain who like they need some order

00:47:33.300 because the clown world does not really

00:47:36.020 serve the British people right now

00:47:38.660 Americans that's kind of how we operate

00:47:40.980 a little more and that's where it is

00:47:42.680 but even Trump I mean the second term

00:47:44.260 there has been a lot more seriousness

00:47:47.040 from the administration there's always

00:47:48.320 been some great soundbites there's been

00:47:49.680 some funny moments but also the other

00:47:51.580 way the Trump administration has been

00:47:53.080 conducting affairs has been you know

00:47:55.200 administrative primarily and so that's

00:47:58.400 where Farage kind of comes short I can't

00:48:00.440 remember who made the distinction Farage

00:48:03.240 is kind of a pub populist while low is

00:48:06.540 sort of an administrative aristocrat in

00:48:09.540 some ways like and that's kind of what

00:48:11.040 Britain is crying out for right now I

00:48:12.700 think Britain doesn't need any more

00:48:14.620 spectacle I think the British people the

00:48:16.880 ones that are listening are aware of the

00:48:19.000 issues at this point they need someone

00:48:20.340 that can actually drill down on policy

00:48:21.660 that's not going to ladder pull on young

00:48:23.940 talented staff I mean there's a whole

00:48:26.640 whole array of reasons why the the pub

00:48:30.280 populism is just not really going to cut it

00:48:32.940 when we're actually trying to save Britain

00:48:35.400 to restore Britain and Charlie Downs made

00:48:37.520 this point was it last week and it was

00:48:39.580 excellent on the show where he said look

00:48:42.000 reform it's in the name they're just

00:48:44.760 trying to reform the system it just needs

00:48:46.380 a few tweaks maybe just move some zeros

00:48:48.440 around and then it'll be fine where

00:48:50.720 restore Britain that really indicates

00:48:52.340 what's going on here is like no the

00:48:54.420 current system is broken we need to

00:48:56.300 restore it back to what it was and that's

00:48:59.040 a really powerful imagery it kind of I

00:49:01.240 mean it doesn't have the same punch in my

00:49:02.580 opinion as make America great again but

00:49:04.020 it kind of harps in that same idea of

00:49:05.700 like no America is not great right now

00:49:08.020 actually I know every Republican on stage

00:49:10.100 in 2016 was saying America is the

00:49:11.600 greatest place on planet Earth like this

00:49:13.100 is great we just we need to move a few

00:49:14.520 zeros around and Trump gets up there and

00:49:16.420 says actually everything kind of sucks

00:49:18.060 right now and it used to be great so

00:49:20.500 let's just go back to that what were we

00:49:22.960 doing before that made us great that's

00:49:24.880 what this reminds me of and yeah I don't

00:49:27.000 know if you agree with that assessment of

00:49:28.620 sort of the clown world assessment but it

00:49:30.980 seems really poignant to what's going on

00:49:33.320 right now I do and it's because the

00:49:35.700 contrast of Rupert Lowe's restore Britain

00:49:37.860 doing freedom of information requests

00:49:39.540 getting data that no other party or

00:49:42.300 politician or press outlet is able to

00:49:44.620 procure giving speeches in Parliament

00:49:46.660 that blow the barn doors off single

00:49:49.560 handedly shoving the Overton window on

00:49:51.920 mass deportations and forcing even the

00:49:53.420 Labour government to look as if they're

00:49:55.480 trying to get them done you contrast that

00:49:57.740 with Nigel Farage who is selling

00:49:59.920 football t-shirts and welcoming I think

00:50:03.140 it's 35 now total defectors from the

00:50:07.280 Conservative Party either sitting

00:50:08.620 Conservative MPs or former Conservatives

00:50:10.520 the worst example about this was at the

00:50:13.420 Reform Conference not just Michael Gove

00:50:16.060 you know my personal arch nemesis

00:50:17.440 interviewing Zia Youssef which was

00:50:19.120 very suspicious by the way but Nigel Farage

00:50:22.700 welcoming on stage an MP a former MP

00:50:24.900 called Nadine Dorries Nadine Dorries was

00:50:27.680 Boris Johnson's right-hand woman and

00:50:29.520 she personally wrote and passed helped

00:50:32.180 try to pass the Online Safety Act which

00:50:34.620 you know if you're getting age gate

00:50:36.400 verification pop-ups on my substack now

00:50:39.520 that's because of that she went on Sky

00:50:42.060 News a leftist TV outlet in the UK and

00:50:44.860 said that she would imprison Jimmy Carr

00:50:46.600 for a joke about gypsies in the

00:50:48.260 Holocaust because it was a fantasy so this

00:50:50.500 is the one the reform celebrated at their

00:50:52.240 conferences is like a headline guest

00:50:53.680 defecting to them and she immediately

00:50:55.420 started saying well reform should take

00:50:57.160 in Boris Johnson unite the right so

00:50:59.080 Boris Johnson flooded us with millions of

00:51:01.660 third-worlders that the only reason that

00:51:03.400 reform has destroyed the Conservatives is

00:51:05.740 set to destroy Labour and is going to win

00:51:08.020 an election as it stands as the

00:51:10.180 ostensible anti-immigration party is

00:51:12.040 because people see the Boris wave milling

00:51:13.480 about in their high streets and think oh my

00:51:14.980 god not just do I want to get rid of every

00:51:16.600 illegal but 45% of the electorate

00:51:18.760 according to you gov want to denaturalize

00:51:21.340 and deport legals by the way when you

00:51:23.260 say that it's not as punchy as make

00:51:24.360 America great again Rupert Lowe's

00:51:26.000 personal phrase is just two words

00:51:27.300 detained deport that's it so yeah pretty

00:51:30.540 pretty solid you kind of know what the

00:51:31.780 guy stands for right I think that's a

00:51:33.060 winning platform but as well we perform

00:51:34.880 they're actually behind the electorate

00:51:36.720 Gwain Towler who's been Nigel Farage's

00:51:38.820 long-standing advisor and Gwain's a nice

00:51:40.640 guy but back in the UKIP days he allowed

00:51:42.720 hope not hate to vet their candidates so

00:51:44.940 not great instincts he described Nigel

00:51:47.340 Farage as the perfect surfer

00:51:48.640 like he comes up over the crest of the

00:51:50.460 wave and only rides it into safety

00:51:52.280 whereas Rupert Lowe is the wave Nigel

00:51:55.500 Farage recently said and he didn't care

00:51:59.640 about demographic change same with

00:52:01.060 Richard Tice so like those are core

00:52:03.180 issues that they are behind the public

00:52:04.800 on the public are concerned about

00:52:06.060 becoming a minority in their own

00:52:07.600 country by 2063 and according to you

00:52:11.280 gov again a couple of months ago 53% of

00:52:14.000 the public said being Muslim is

00:52:15.680 incompatible with being British so now

00:52:18.760 reformer in a bit of a sticky situation

00:52:20.600 because they've got Zia Yusuf their head

00:52:23.760 of policy now who's doing like all their

00:52:25.660 media rounds despite not being an MP and

00:52:27.880 Leila Cunningham who is married to a

00:52:29.680 Christian but she is an Egyptian Muslim

00:52:31.460 mother of seven still practicing Muslim

00:52:33.140 who they're probably going to run as a

00:52:34.640 mayoral candidate against Sadiq Khan it's

00:52:36.140 like okay thanks base right-wing populist

00:52:38.320 party I can choose to vote for a Muslim or a

00:52:40.220 Muslim well the majority of the public

00:52:43.260 don't want Muslims they don't want to be

00:52:45.900 run by Muslims they don't want Muslims in

00:52:47.200 their country and so the base right-wing

00:52:49.040 populist party is now setting themselves

00:52:50.780 either against the electorate or they're

00:52:53.360 going to like pull the rug out from under

00:52:55.100 the Muslims that think they're going to

00:52:56.220 vote for reform and get a fair hearing

00:52:57.820 and you shouldn't be in the position as

00:52:59.560 the right-wing populist party of making

00:53:01.820 your voters think who are you going to

00:53:04.100 screw over me or the people I'm most

00:53:06.540 worried about like at least Rupert's

00:53:07.860 consistent on this issue yet again he just

00:53:09.720 doesn't have a political vehicle to enact

00:53:11.060 his ends which is a shame it's why it's

00:53:13.380 performative populism that's very

00:53:15.180 different from actual populism which is

00:53:17.740 useful to some degree I mean in many

00:53:20.400 ways I mean for one it delivered Donald

00:53:21.900 Trump but the performative populism is

00:53:24.280 ridiculous because on the face what

00:53:25.660 you're seeing from reform is they're

00:53:27.080 desperate for legitimacy from a broken

00:53:29.520 system I mean that's why it's like this

00:53:31.440 insecurity that you're seeing where

00:53:33.440 they'll make these tactical what they

00:53:35.160 perceive as tactical concessions on

00:53:37.280 migration on religious identity and a lot

00:53:40.760 of procedural things because they just

00:53:42.800 hope that maybe they'll be perceived by

00:53:45.280 the elite as like a legitimate you know

00:53:47.800 a legitimate entity and what Rupert Lowe is

00:53:50.620 challenging the entire thing and he's

00:53:52.000 saying no the entire status quo is

00:53:53.660 broken and this is why to your point

00:53:55.480 what you're saying is this is what makes

00:53:56.560 Lowe so much more similar to Trump is

00:53:59.060 Trump I mean even though he has his

00:54:00.620 squabbles with the media he's never

00:54:02.580 really fishing for legitimacy he kind of

00:54:04.500 understands that most Americans don't

00:54:06.140 take the the you know the system at

00:54:08.660 large very seriously anyway so why

00:54:10.540 bother attempting to seek legitimacy

00:54:12.240 from it and anytime Trump has it's

00:54:14.240 blown up in his face I mean that's what

00:54:15.500 we kind of saw with the visa debacle

00:54:17.040 recently there's a whole host of other

00:54:19.840 examples he's been in the zeitgeist for

00:54:21.180 10 years now but um you can't

00:54:23.940 simultaneously be this sort of

00:54:25.820 renegade populist movement while also

00:54:28.260 always being petrified of of sort of

00:54:31.680 what the system you know deems you if

00:54:34.360 they deem you as legitimate or not it's

00:54:36.100 just totally totally inconsistent and

00:54:38.960 it's kind of a boomer mentality in some

00:54:41.640 ways but it's also the mentality of

00:54:43.340 people that um it kind of reminds me of

00:54:46.480 you know people that are in the media

00:54:48.180 space that were like a failed comedian

00:54:49.700 or failed actor so they become like a

00:54:51.800 conservative pundit and then they spend

00:54:53.520 their entire time as a conservative

00:54:54.740 pundit trying to launch these projects

00:54:56.220 because they they failed at what they

00:54:57.580 really wanted to do so they want to try

00:54:58.800 and capture that in some way that's what

00:55:00.500 a lot of vibes i'm getting from reform

00:55:02.580 is like a lot of these people within

00:55:04.360 the party actually wanted to be you

00:55:06.260 know respectable tory mps and they

00:55:08.500 got shut out from power in a variety

00:55:09.920 of ways so now they're just kind of

00:55:10.920 trying to launder their way back in and

00:55:13.880 uh it's just zero service to the

00:55:16.360 british people whatsoever yeah reform

00:55:18.480 shouldn't be a refugee camp for the

00:55:19.980 washed-up politicians of yes dear again

00:55:22.040 i've been critical of reform but i've

00:55:23.600 also been very supportive and

00:55:24.860 encouraging of it i just want them if

00:55:26.900 they are gonna win not to fuck it up

00:55:28.700 and i'm worried they're gonna fuck it

00:55:29.840 up and i'm worried that in two years

00:55:31.460 faraj whether it's because of health

00:55:33.360 or exhaustion or feeling like he's got

00:55:34.960 the job done and now he's got his

00:55:36.640 lifelong security detail his pension

00:55:38.320 and his speaking fees resigns as

00:55:39.900 prime minister and just hands it off to

00:55:41.260 zia yusuf much like rishi sunak was

00:55:43.380 installed without anyone actually

00:55:45.000 wanting him and bear in mind there is

00:55:46.620 no internal election mechanism like in

00:55:49.060 the conservatives or labor for reform

00:55:51.060 it is a one-man dictatorship now i'm

00:55:53.540 actually in a courtesy of fashion kind

00:55:55.160 of in favor of that as long as the man

00:55:56.940 at the top and the man in line for the

00:56:00.900 throne are trustworthy and i don't

00:56:02.680 think that's the case and so i think

00:56:04.100 what you're going to get is the

00:56:04.820 coronation of zia yusuf as the prime

00:56:07.140 minister just after 2029 when actually

00:56:10.660 people don't want that what they want

00:56:12.640 is they're voting for reform because

00:56:14.140 they think that nigel faraj is basically

00:56:16.440 on the same page as rupert lowe they

00:56:18.440 just don't know how different the two

00:56:20.580 men are yeah what what would the

00:56:22.560 mechanisms be for the british right to

00:56:24.520 put pressure on reform in any way

00:56:26.040 because obviously you're seeing

00:56:26.720 stateside that i mean there's there's

00:56:29.540 a whole host of ways that the uh the

00:56:31.400 right wing the right wing base in

00:56:32.640 america are able to apply pressure on

00:56:34.140 the trump administration or you know

00:56:36.460 gop politics at large and sort of get

00:56:38.580 their way in many ways like you're

00:56:40.380 you're alluding to is reform being sort

00:56:42.200 of a top-down operation let's just say

00:56:44.040 they get into government what ways

00:56:45.820 would they even be accountable to the

00:56:48.080 base in so far as like any responding

00:56:51.540 to pressure that's put on them by

00:56:52.920 british patriots there's very little

00:56:54.960 uh receptivity to trusting the plan and

00:56:57.380 chimping like there is a little bit

00:56:59.340 like we've got concessions on mass

00:57:00.720 deportations and deporting the boris

00:57:03.060 wave but we haven't got there on

00:57:04.760 remigration they're still talking the

00:57:07.180 line the sort of soft acceptable line

00:57:08.940 on on british values and islam so

00:57:12.060 that's a problem but also it's contingent

00:57:14.960 on how many of you know patriots are on

00:57:18.240 the inside and there's a few good people

00:57:19.760 within reform like james or and i know

00:57:22.420 a few people that work in head office

00:57:23.740 and and they're they're really sound

00:57:25.440 and on-site and just want to make the

00:57:26.860 party work and i really encourage them

00:57:28.360 to do so but the more scrupulous reform

00:57:31.200 become about their recruitment processes

00:57:32.780 you can't basically have any social

00:57:34.420 media presence whatsoever you can't

00:57:36.900 have said anything that would offend the

00:57:38.420 bbc itv sky news hope not hate like a

00:57:41.660 literal communist activist organization

00:57:43.220 they deselected two of the lotus eaters

00:57:45.080 guys from being candidates over hope not

00:57:47.200 hate hit pieces by the way so there

00:57:49.700 allowing their enemies to set the terms

00:57:51.200 of engagement and who is allowed in the

00:57:53.240 club and so if by the time they get to

00:57:55.880 the finish line everyone that's been

00:57:57.740 running with them doesn't believe in the

00:57:59.120 mission then not only are we not going

00:58:02.060 to be able to push them along and raise

00:58:04.460 concerns and get them to address it but

00:58:06.800 nigel farage is going to have a bunch of

00:58:08.720 people in his party who are so worried

00:58:10.760 about getting called names by the media

00:58:12.080 that they aren't going to have the

00:58:13.100 courage to stand up to them they're not

00:58:14.360 going to stand up to the civil service or

00:58:15.680 they might even agree with some of the

00:58:18.320 worst policies of the previous

00:58:20.060 governments and so not want to repeal

00:58:21.400 bits of legislation they might go rogue

00:58:23.180 the worst example of this and i suppose

00:58:24.940 we can finish on it is there was a

00:58:27.420 reform candidate in the local elections

00:58:30.720 who thankfully lost but who had

00:58:33.300 previously been a candidate in bangladesh

00:58:36.140 for the bangladeshi nationalist party

00:58:38.320 why the there was another guy as well

00:58:41.620 who since resigned calling the party

00:58:43.220 racist because of course he has who was

00:58:45.080 saying while he was running for reform

00:58:47.020 the black people should be paid

00:58:48.560 reparations there was another guy who

00:58:50.680 defected from the labor party was still

00:58:52.220 a member of the fabian society when he

00:58:54.320 crossed over so sorry like if you're

00:58:57.120 gonna what reformer doing at the moment

00:58:58.540 is no enemies to the left not to the

00:59:00.880 right and what rupert's done is not no

00:59:02.740 enemies to the right but he's not

00:59:04.380 allowing people on the left to define

00:59:06.960 who his enemies are he's making very

00:59:08.960 very sensible decisions doesn't agree

00:59:11.340 with tucker on things like islam at

00:59:12.780 the moment for example or whether or

00:59:14.580 not he can befriend pakistani taxi

00:59:16.200 drivers and bangladeshis which is a

00:59:18.240 crazy statement to make in light of

00:59:19.500 the rape gangs but he is being more

00:59:21.480 prudent in who he allows in the tent

00:59:22.860 likes of charlie downs harrison pitt

00:59:24.640 lewis brackpool steve edgington myself

00:59:27.420 which we appreciate already guys well

00:59:29.620 thank you very much for watching this

00:59:30.880 installation of across the pond we're

00:59:32.720 gonna wind it down here uh we'll be

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The Culture War - Tim Pool - December 06, 2025

Trump Is Going To Save Britain ｜ The Culture War's Across The Pond

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