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00:03:10 Hello, America.

00:03:12 Last day from London, England.

00:03:14 May actually be the last time I'm ever in London.

00:03:17 I was told by my parliament today that if I speak, most likely I will not be allowed to come back to England ever again.

00:03:32 Wow.

00:03:35 Just made my decision really easy on whether I'm speaking tomorrow at this rally that they say is going to be the largest protest rally in England.

00:03:45 or in recent memory in England.

00:03:48 We'll tell you more about that

00:03:49 and you can watch it on The Torch,

00:03:51 but I am going to be speaking there

00:03:53 even if it is, sadly,

00:03:54 because I love this country,

00:03:56 even if this means I'm barred

00:03:58 from visiting this country

00:03:59 for the rest of my life,

00:04:00 so be it.

00:04:02 I'll take a stand tomorrow

00:04:03 and you can see it on The Torch,

00:04:05 glenbeck.com slash torch.

00:04:07 That'll be tomorrow morning.

00:04:08 All right.

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00:04:47 Also, yesterday I played some audio of Jamie Raskin just harassing this 16-year-old high school student

00:04:57 who was coming into Congress to testify what was going on in his school

00:05:02 and how the school was blocking the Republican club,

00:05:06 but had no problem with people that were saying,

00:05:09 hey, Sharia is neat, and handing out, you know,

00:05:13 Korans and everything else in school.

00:05:14 And he was just saying, hey, can we just get an even playing field here?

00:05:18 Raskin came after him.

00:05:20 He handled himself really well, much better than I would have as a 16-year-old.

00:05:24 And his name is Marco Hunter Lopez.

00:05:28 And Marco joins me here next in 60 Seconds.

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00:06:44 Welcome to a 16-year-old high school sophomore from Wiley, Texas. 0.94

00:06:51 He is the Republican Student Club founder and he testified to Congress on Sharia-free America.

00:06:57 His name is Marco Hunter Lopez.

00:07:01 Marco, how are you?

00:07:03 Great. How are you doing?

00:07:05 It's great to talk to you.

00:07:08 I tell you, you're a much more impressive 16-year-old kid than I was.

00:07:13 Yes, sir. Thank you so much.

00:07:16 We were not expecting that to go down, but he challenged me.

00:07:18 He called me out by name, so I took the fight.

00:07:22 I want to play a little bit.

00:07:23 Here's about a minute of you and Raskin.

00:07:26 listen. America proclaimed the separation of church and state. What Thomas Jefferson described

00:07:35 in his famous letter to the Danbury Baptists as a wall of separation. That was a letter, not a law.

00:07:41 Okay, so your position is that America is a theocracy? You didn't let me finish my original

00:07:47 statement, and I understand you have limited time, but what I was going to say is I'm not

00:07:51 suggesting we need to go back to anything that's in writing, but what I am saying is we need to

00:07:54 acknowledge. Oh, I think we should go back to something in writing. I think we should go back

00:07:57 to the first amendment. Yes. The constitution, obviously. But what I'm saying is that, you know,

00:08:02 how I said original colonies were requiring declaration of faith to run for office. I'm

00:08:07 not saying we have to go back to that. That's why we have a first amendment.

00:08:09 What I'm saying is that we do. That's precisely why Jefferson wrote it.

00:08:11 We do need to acknowledge our Christian heritage. Stop, stop, stop. I can't take it anymore. Here's 0.98

00:08:15 a, here's a, what, a 65 year old bully picking on a 16 year old. I mean, it is, I mean, you want

00:08:21 to talk about uh what did they call that with the power dynamics you know the reversal of the power

00:08:26 dynamic and how you know that is just so offensive the power dynamic here what about that i mean it's

00:08:32 just despicable if i were your dad marco i would have been i would have been so pissed anyway yeah

00:08:37 um you you actually said in your testimony before this um you you said um the contrast with my own 0.59

00:08:50 club could not be clearer while republican student club faced denial censorship poster

00:08:55 removal and hostile oversight an outside organization was given easy access to distribute

00:09:00 sharia related materials directly to students administrators not only allowed it they actively

00:09:06 promoted islamic events the principal has enthusiastically participated in world hijab day

00:09:12 two years in a row that we are aware of and when she wore a hijab and promoted it on social media

00:09:17 she stated, I loved this experience. The district now offers halal meals, dedicated prayer room for

00:09:23 Islamic services, and place the Quran in at least one middle school library while no Bible is

00:09:29 offered. Conservative and Christian student groups have never received comparable accommodation. I

00:09:35 urge this committee and lawmakers across the country to demand full investigations into

00:09:39 these organizations and reject any ideology or political system that is at odds with American

00:09:45 law parents and students deserve transparency and protection from ideological capture what began as

00:09:52 my effort to start a simple conservative club have revealed how institutions can be compromised when

00:09:57 we remain silent you are not asking for any kind of you know stifling of religion what are you

00:10:05 asking for i'm asking for a double standard not to be in place i'm asking for equal treatment

00:10:11 across the board um you know the left is the first people to claim that they're all for

00:10:15 acceptance and all for love but once it's somebody that disagrees with them they want to push you off

00:10:19 to the side how did you feel um on how raskin was treating you did you expect in the moment

00:10:28 no i was not expecting that to go down at all uh the funny thing is before i took off the flight

00:10:34 my mom said promise me you're not going to go viral and you're not going to uh beat a democrat

00:10:39 And I said, I'm sorry, I can't make any promises.

00:10:46 I love your mom.

00:10:47 I think that's exactly what I would have said to my kids.

00:10:50 I love that.

00:10:51 I love that.

00:10:52 So, you know, I was not expecting that to go down, but he challenged me.

00:10:56 I took the fight.

00:10:57 He wasn't ready for what I had, all the knowledge I had for him.

00:11:00 So that's why he kept trying to cut me off.

00:11:03 But in the end, I proved him wrong.

00:11:05 So you were, when you tried to start your Republican club at your school, tell me what you went through.

00:11:15 Yes. So on August 16th of 2024, we met all requirements to be a club.

00:11:20 We had 10 members, we had a teacher sponsor, and we had a room to meet.

00:11:24 They came and said that we can't have the club because of political nature,

00:11:27 even though they approved the Muslim Student Association,

00:11:30 and they also approved another club that had gender-affirming ideology in the curriculum.

00:11:33 them so we pointed that out and they said we still couldn't have it we asked for the district policy

00:11:38 they referenced after a month about a month of emails they came back and said it wasn't district

00:11:43 policy but just just the way they felt so that's what we were up against when we

00:11:47 yeah and so did you tell jamie raskin that because that that would be kind of important i thought he

00:11:53 said he wanted things written down there you go exactly and the funny thing is that we kept

00:12:00 fighting for about a month to gain access, and once we were finally approved, we were the only

00:12:04 club that couldn't have guest speakers, the only club that couldn't have social media page, the

00:12:09 only club that couldn't have posters, and we had to keep fighting little mini battles, and we won

00:12:13 them. When we finally got the posters approved, I put them up, and I was out of town in Florida for

00:12:18 my sister's wedding, and my friends were texting me that they were gone, and the principals were

00:12:22 taking down our posters because they had an issue with the American flag on it.

00:12:26 i'd like to remind this audience that this happened in texas texans you better wake up

00:12:37 all texans that i know that grew up in texas they all say the same thing ah it's texas it'll always

00:12:42 be this way it is not going to be this way it is not there is a massive influx of people coming

00:12:48 from california and all over and there is a concerted effort to change texas and to co-opt

00:12:55 texas and make it deep deep blue i'm telling you you're going to lose texas and when you lose texas

00:13:01 you will lose the republic wake up this story is in texas um your father you in your testimony you

00:13:09 said my father even had to help create a guest speaker form to protect me as a minor what does

00:13:16 that mean so um i had hosted after like i said we kept fighting those mini battles to gain just

00:13:23 simple recognition to other clubs automatically had uh like i said we didn't we weren't able to

00:13:28 have guest speakers but we fought that battle and won it had two guest speakers and the principal in

00:13:32 the hallway pulled me in the office with another assistant principal and was talking down to me

00:13:36 was cornering me and was saying that she was going to start putting new policies on the fly

00:13:41 on the day getting on to me about how i didn't know about a new policy that was going in effect

00:13:45 that second and so my dad was not okay with that so he reached out to the district and he met with

00:13:50 the district personnel to make a guest speaker form.

00:13:52 So nothing like that would happen again.

00:13:57 You've got an amazing family.

00:13:59 I hope you appreciate your mom and dad.

00:14:00 Marco, I wanted to get you on because I thought you handled yourself really, really well.

00:14:06 And I remember the last time I had somebody your age on, literally your age,

00:14:12 he did an interview from his house and he sat on his mom's washer and dryer.

00:14:18 he said i had to turn the dryer off because it was making tumbling noises and my sister was

00:14:23 making noises on the in the hallway and he said it was one of those old cord phones and he said

00:14:30 i had dragged it in and i was sitting on the washer and dryer and my sister kept bugging me

00:14:35 i'm like i'm on the phone with glenn beck uh as he was waiting to come on with me that kid

00:14:40 was ben shapiro and i i really i saw your uh i saw your story and i thought man this kid could

00:14:49 be another ben shapiro this kid could be another really smart voice in the future so i wanted to

00:14:55 get you on i also wanted to offer you a slot in our american journey experience we do a summer

00:15:00 class uh for a couple of weeks uh it is really hard to get in um and it's for 18 year olds but

00:15:08 I'd like to see if we can make an exception for you and get you in and we'll teach you American history from the American, the original documents.

00:15:17 So you can have the strongest case wherever you might go.

00:15:22 Wow. Thank you so much.

00:15:25 You're welcome, Marco. Best of luck. We'll be in touch.

00:15:29 Ricky, can you pass him on to JP and see if we can make that exception?

00:15:32 If not, it'll be a couple of years, but we will.

00:15:36 I want you in that class, Marco.

00:15:38 thank you so much god bless you thank you you bet bye-bye say hi to your parents

00:15:42 i i i saw that story yesterday with jamie raskin and i thought what a dirt bag i mean

00:15:52 you can't even let you i mean first of all you obviously didn't listen to his testimony

00:15:57 because all he was saying he wasn't saying anything about sharia 0.67

00:16:00 acceptable it is it goes against you cannot have a parallel law system that is absolutely true 0.84

00:16:10 and there is no first amendment protection for any religion that wants to have a parallel system

00:16:18 of law it doesn't exist it cannot exist do not buy in to the first amendment argument on sharia law

00:16:26 On being a Muslim, absolutely First Amendment. Being an Islamist, it is not First Amendment. It is against the Constitution. It is an overthrow of everything that we hold sacred and dear in our Constitution. That is not a First Amendment right. 0.99

00:16:44 but that's something we all need to learn and something that has to be learned here

00:16:51 honestly in england as well tommy robinson's going to join me in about an hour he's got a

00:16:57 rally that is happening here supposed to be the biggest rally ever in the streets of london

00:17:01 we'll see they're doing everything they can to suppress it and i was told that the reason why

00:17:07 was allowed in is because Tommy has not announced his speakers this year so they went after the

00:17:14 speakers that were here the last time he did a rally and that's how they got the list of who

00:17:19 wasn't allowed to come in and I was told this morning that if I speak tomorrow I will never

00:17:26 be allowed to come in to England again and that almost took my breath away because I know what

00:17:33 I'm going to say. And I'm here for a reason. And I'm going to talk about that coming up in just a

00:17:40 minute. But I urge you to watch the rally, because what's happening here is going to happen in

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00:20:21 It's after midnight, April 1775, and the streets of Boston pulse with secret urgency.

00:20:30 Paul Revere, the Boston silversmith, veteran of the Boston Tea Party, is on the move again.

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00:21:12 consider themselves British at this point. Revere charges straight for the Parsonage in Lexington,

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00:22:24 Bruised but unbroken, Revere stumbles back to the parsonage on foot.

00:22:31 You will not believe what Paul Revere found when he got back to the house.

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00:25:02 Coming up, Glenn was warned if he speaks at the Tommy Robinson rally tomorrow,

00:25:08 it may be the last time he's allowed to come to England.

00:25:11 He explains it all next on the Glenn Beck Program.

00:25:13 so i'm in london uh this week and i'm here for uh uh unite the kingdom rally and it is turning

00:25:35 into a really big deal in England, and they threatened people yesterday with facial recognition,

00:25:45 and that was the very first time, I'll explain this later in the show, this is the very first

00:25:49 time they've ever said that, I mean, this is the most monitored city in the world, more cameras

00:25:54 than any other place in the world, maybe next to Beijing now, but they've been gathering information

00:26:00 on people all the time, but they have never, this is the first time they've ever said they are using

00:26:04 facial recognition on this crowd. And what they're trying to do is say, you're on a list.

00:26:09 And that's kind of what they said to me. I'm a minister of parliament, an assistant to the

00:26:15 minister of parliament here today say, you're most likely never coming back. If you speak there,

00:26:21 you're not coming back. They're not going to let you back into England. And I was thinking about 1.00

00:26:26 this post that a British journalist said, because she posted and she said, I really want to

00:26:32 attend tomorrow's march because it will be one of the largest demonstrations in britain this year

00:26:39 and maybe in history and she said my face is going to be scanned it's going to be recorded

00:26:44 it's going to be cataloged and stored by the government for the only reason she showed up

00:26:49 she showed up what's different here is yesterday when they issued this warning

00:26:55 the government was warning and threatening people they're telling us they're telling anyone you want

00:27:02 to go into this crowd you're going to be watched and you're going to be identified and you're going

00:27:06 to be put on a list meanwhile at the same time there is a pro-palestinian nakba rally and those

00:27:14 protesters are not being scanned they're not being facially recognized i don't know uh what message

00:27:22 are you sending there people notice this well the good news is i think um people the the ordinary

00:27:31 citizen heard this and they were like oh my gosh wait a minute so if i attend the unite the kingdom

00:27:37 rally my name's going to go into a file you're suppressing the turnout and what's happening is

00:27:43 people are like you know what then i'm going to go turn out maybe maybe i don't know we'll find

00:27:50 out tomorrow maybe they've miscalculated here because sometimes when people realize the state

00:27:55 is openly trying to intimidate people from assembling just peacefully it has the opposite

00:28:00 effect and when you see this rally from what i know what this rally is going to be i just talked

00:28:05 to tommy just a few minutes ago he's going to be joining me what i know there's a tribute to charlie

00:28:10 kirk right before i speak it is it's going to be a very peaceful family driven kind of thing the

00:28:15 exact opposite of what they're making this into and i have to tell you i have seen this uh this

00:28:21 machine operate before and not not always with governments but we've seen it through institutions

00:28:26 and corporations and financial systems

00:28:29 and media pressure and social pressure

00:28:31 and all of it, all of it.

00:28:35 But I won't be welcome if I speak tomorrow.

00:28:39 I'm going to speak tomorrow

00:28:41 for a few minutes about God-given truths

00:28:43 that are at the center of both of our nations.

00:28:47 I'm not going to talk about overthrowing

00:28:49 or violence or anything like that.

00:28:50 I'm talking about restoring the soul

00:28:53 of our nations, of the West.

00:28:56 And perhaps that's the reason they're so afraid of anything.

00:29:03 I face this exact same thing.

00:29:05 I just told Tommy this.

00:29:07 Tommy said, Tommy, I've been through all of this before,

00:29:09 and I've been through it in other countries,

00:29:11 and I know where you're going through right now.

00:29:14 I was doing an event.

00:29:15 I'm not going to name names, but I was doing an event,

00:29:18 and a world-renowned symphony conductor,

00:29:22 one of the greatest conductors alive today,

00:29:25 was warned that if he even stood on the same stage with me not endorse me not agree with me

00:29:32 not not even not even speaking just conducting music on the same stage as me he would never

00:29:40 conduct that symphony orchestra ever again and he worked his entire life to get that job

00:29:47 and at the last minute he backed out and i understood it

00:29:51 that's how modern censorship works fear of reputation destruction institutional isolation

00:30:00 whispered threats with the understanding that your career your access your passport everything

00:30:07 can just quietly disappear if you stand in the wrong place at the wrong time with the wrong

00:30:12 person and I spent today asking myself a serious question I love Great Britain but and this isn't

00:30:18 my country. This is not my country. I'm not English. I don't pretend to understand all of

00:30:24 the fault lines here in England. And I thought for half a second, I thought, you know, this is

00:30:30 not my battle to fight. Oh, is it? Because this seems to be a battle of the right to speak freely

00:30:43 without speech and state intimidation.

00:30:48 If this isn't my fight,

00:30:50 then this will be my children's fight,

00:30:52 and I'd rather fight it now.

00:30:55 This fight is about equal justice under the law.

00:31:00 That's what this fight is about.

00:31:02 The belief that no Western nation can survive

00:31:05 if different legal standards emerge

00:31:07 for different groups of people.

00:31:10 If that's what you have, 0.90

00:31:11 your nation doesn't survive.

00:31:12 the belief in a parallel system i don't care if it's religious or ideological political any of

00:31:18 them you believe that that can supersede well then you've you've lost justice for every individual

00:31:27 and governments you know once a government decides that um which speech is unacceptable

00:31:37 Which speech is dangerous?

00:31:39 Which protests are acceptable and which aren't?

00:31:42 Which citizens deserve to be monitored and scanned and written down

00:31:47 and which deserve protection?

00:31:50 Freedom then is conditional.

00:31:52 And conditional freedom is not freedom at all.

00:31:59 I've been pondering the speech all day today that I'm going to give tomorrow

00:32:03 and you can hear it at glenbeck.com slash torch.

00:32:07 and I pondered is is what I'm about to say tomorrow worth never coming back to Great Britain

00:32:17 and maybe maybe you don't like Great Britain maybe I mean it's not France to me I like it

00:32:24 uh France they could say it to me and be like oh write that off I like Great Britain I love

00:32:30 the people here and their history is forever entwined with ours we are brothers and sisters

00:32:35 and I it made me pause do I withdraw or do I stand I went to parliament today and I got a

00:32:44 tour of parliament and I knew what I was going to say and my answer was everywhere I looked

00:32:51 everywhere I looked I walk into what do they call this the palace of Westminster

00:32:57 and over the door of the palace of Westminster is Moses and the ten commandments

00:33:03 then there is a painting as you're walking into the house of lords there's a painting of our

00:33:09 pilgrims and they're like oh the pilgrims go to find new england and i'm like that's not the story

00:33:16 they left here for religious freedom you kicked them out last time but there were our pilgrims

00:33:21 as you would walk into the house of lords 0.99

00:33:24 then i get into the house of lords and we're in a hallway where nobody ever really gets to go

00:33:31 and up against the wall there is a document been there forever

00:33:40 and i said what what what is this he said oh that's how we start each session of parliament

00:33:49 i said with this document he said yeah i said how can i get a copy of this document he said

00:33:54 we can't take any pictures here maybe you can get it at the gift shop i went to the gift shop

00:34:00 can't get it there. We searched all afternoon trying to find this document. I'm going to share

00:34:05 that document tomorrow. I'm going to open my speech with those words because it is the answer

00:34:13 and I saw it etched on almost every wall in parliament. Ancient ideas that rights come from

00:34:19 God and natural law not from the state. All of those ideas etched deeply into the walls but

00:34:25 apparently not in the hearts of the minds of those who rule over this nation today.

00:34:30 They've been lost there, but they still remain on the walls, and maybe it's time that they're spoken.

00:34:39 If a nation like this, that gave birth to us, that was the origin of the ideas that became

00:34:52 the foundation of our nation if that nation those ideas are now so gone that they threaten people

00:35:00 for speaking them aloud then the crisis is deeper than any politics then england is already lost

00:35:08 so yes i am speaking at the rally tomorrow and i'm not changing a word i'm actually adding

00:35:14 words to my speech

00:35:15 because if those words that I speak

00:35:21 that came from here originally

00:35:22 mean I'm never allowed to return to Great Britain

00:35:25 then so be it 0.96

00:35:26 so be it

00:35:27 because if peaceful speech

00:35:30 defending equal justice under the law

00:35:32 is now considered unacceptable

00:35:34 in a country that helped gave birth

00:35:36 to that principle

00:35:38 then you don't have a country

00:35:40 you don't have a civilization

00:35:41 worth defending or worth standing for

00:35:44 And history will remember those who remain silent at this moment.

00:35:53 Not to stand is to stand.

00:35:55 Not to speak is to speak.

00:35:57 God will not hold you guiltless.

00:36:00 Those are the words of Dietrich Bonhoeffer.

00:36:06 History will remember those who stood and those who refused to stand.

00:36:15 Join me standing tomorrow.

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00:38:07 Ricky, set up this clip.

00:38:17 This is new from Starmer and who else?

00:38:19 Yeah, P.M. Keir Starmer, just in the last hour,

00:38:23 decided that he not only had to make a written statement,

00:38:25 but a video statement denouncing people like Glenn Beck

00:38:29 and all the hatred that they're going to allegedly espouse tomorrow.

00:38:32 We have that. That's cut nine.

00:38:34 Play it.

00:38:35 Tomorrow's March in London.

00:38:37 is a reminder of what we're up against in the battle of our values.

00:38:41 The organisers, including convicted thugs and racists, are peddling hatred and division,

00:38:49 plain and simple. Their goal is to convince people that Britain's problems are caused by

00:38:55 those living alongside them. But that is not the Britain that I know. This is a country built on

00:39:02 decency fairness and respect a country that is at its best when people from different backgrounds

00:39:09 come together in common purpose this is our country with a majority who share those values

00:39:16 a majority who may not always be as loud but must always define who we are so my government will not

00:39:23 stand in the way of peaceful protest but we will act decisively against hatred we will use the full

00:39:30 force of the law when that hatred manifests as violence and we will ban those coming into the

00:39:37 uk who seek to stir dude what is i mean what are they setting up for that is terrifying that is

00:39:44 highly produced if you're not watching us on the blaze that's highly produced it's got music behind

00:39:49 it all kinds of you know pictures of children loving each other and everything else while he's

00:39:53 saying that we will act decisively what is he preparing this is terrifying well he is being

00:40:01 challenged right now for his leadership of the party this is the perfect distraction for him

00:40:07 he would love to be the hero that unites all decent brits you know in the face of all of

00:40:13 this hatred this is a wonderful distraction this is an op for him actually yeah it does seem like

00:40:20 an op i have goose i actually have goosebumps you know i've been a little nervous going into this

00:40:26 it wasn't until i saw that that i actually am chilled to the bone and um yeah i have a different

00:40:34 view of it too after watching that that that is that's bone chilling to me that's bone chilling

00:40:38 because what are what are these people not willing to do and and if you hear the constant

00:40:45 drum beat here i know now from just talking to uh um to to tommy what's on the schedule what

00:40:52 little i've saw it is none of that none of that uh i know what i'm delivering tomorrow and they

00:40:59 are drumming this i mean it is every day it's coming out in the that's like that's like it

00:41:07 would be like barack obama coming out against my rallies which he never did he would make a snide

00:41:12 comment here and there but he would never directly say anything that's terrifying especially since

00:41:18 they said they're putting 4 000 police on the streets for this not for nakba for this they're

00:41:25 putting 4 000 police officers on the streets for this rally tomorrow um and tommy just said they're

00:41:32 increasing that again the mayor has just come out against this uh and what was the there's armored

00:41:39 vehicles there's facial recognition that what are they preparing for they he needs this to be his

00:41:46 january 6th oh my god politically oh my gosh and it's all lies and i was watching the bbc for the

00:41:53 last couple of days pray for all of us tomorrow you wouldn't even know that this was happening

00:41:57 all they're talking about is a labor strike that's going to snarl traffic with bus drivers

00:42:01 and it might be a little busy downtown because of a match at wembley nothing about this so it

00:42:09 If you watch the BBC, you have no idea that Unite the Kingdom rally is going on.

00:42:13 Thank God for X. Thank God for Elon Musk.

00:42:15 That's how these people are learning about this rally is only through X.

00:42:21 And I guess Keir Sharma now.

00:42:23 That video just came out an hour ago about the rally,

00:42:28 and you'll be able to see exactly what happens.

00:42:30 Be witness to history.

00:42:32 You know, I said a couple of weeks ago when I said, I want to do this.

00:42:36 And they said, why?

00:42:37 And I said, because I think it's historic.

00:42:39 Some way or another, it's historic.

00:42:40 I don't know why.

00:42:41 Well, I think I know now.

00:42:43 You're probably like most people.

00:42:45 Most people don't want any trouble.

00:42:47 They avoid it.

00:42:47 They walk away from it when they can.

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00:45:57 tommy robinson welcome to the program how are you i'm good how are you how's it good last time i saw

00:46:04 you were in the united states how is it to be home last time i saw you i was in land of the free

00:46:08 now i'm in the land with no freedom yeah it seems hard to believe and i think i have a new

00:46:14 understanding and i've asked several people this and i think this is what's happening

00:46:17 you know i was on with pierce morgan and he was saying you know you can't stand with

00:46:21 i'm like i i don't know all of the details you know but i will tell you i talked to him he seems

00:46:27 pretty normal blah blah blah um and he's like glenn none of that is happening and i i'm like

00:46:32 not pierce i'm not in your bubble pierce pretty sure it is where you live exactly so i've been

00:46:38 staying downtown london and that seems like it was five years ago you know what i mean pretty much

00:46:43 seems pretty much the same it's all fine and you can go around government you go to the art museums

00:46:48 and everything else, and you're all fine.

00:46:50 But the minute you get out of the city...

00:46:53 I'll show you now.

00:46:54 Once you get out of the city, it's a different world entirely.

00:46:57 I'll show you now.

00:46:58 This was five minutes ago.

00:47:00 What is this?

00:47:01 Listen to him.

00:47:05 Listen to what he says. 1.00

00:47:08 I'm going to behead Jews one by one? 0.99

00:47:10 This was half hour ago in a corner of London, 1.00

00:47:13 not where Piers Morgan lives.

00:47:14 Now, Piers Morgan's son, because I bumped into him recently in a bar,

00:47:17 in a very posh area of London,

00:47:18 they move in posh affluent circles yes they get chauffeur driven right they don't experience this

00:47:23 right this is happening right now half hour ago yeah kia starmer's not talking about this this

00:47:27 has been encouraged since since october 7th on the streets of the uk there has been a failure by the

00:47:33 police the authorities the government of any of them to deal with jihadists rape gangs terrorism

00:47:38 they all are terrified and they and then now kia starmer's given big statements this morning

00:47:44 about a unity rally tomorrow a beautiful unity rally to celebrate british identity

00:47:48 calling us he made a statement this morning that he's banned 11 far-right agitators he banned

00:47:53 ezra levant who's a jewish lawyer and journalist avi yemeni who's a journalist none of them have

00:48:00 got criminal convictions for racist or any hatred like that he banned philip deviner who's been a

00:48:04 politician for 40 years a lead member of the european parliament he's banned dominic sherewski

00:48:08 who's a lead politician in in in poland he's banned um eva vlander vlandbrook who's a solicitor

00:48:14 lawyer that we're not talking about him banning football hooligans and and extremists here we're

00:48:18 talking about mainstream political opinions that he doesn't agree with and now just like he's

00:48:24 labeled me just like you've been given these words about me by the media and pierce morgan

00:48:27 and they're like they're just banding these 11 people as far-right racist extremist agitators

00:48:32 who are intent on violent that's his intent on violence he just they just make it up they just

00:48:37 make it up and now what he's done is he's exposing himself to the world the world is watching london

00:48:43 tomorrow they've exposed themselves totally again i'm looking at you thinking really you're digging

00:48:48 you're digging holes like this because we'll prove it tomorrow the problem they have now

00:48:51 they don't have the monopoly anymore now five years ago when i was censored from everywhere

00:48:55 before elon musk bought x they could make all these statements they can send their police officers

00:49:00 tomorrow they could throw a few bands get a couple of shots of people looking aggressive

00:49:04 and that little capture is what will be propagated to the world well tomorrow's like our last event

00:49:09 66 million people watched it live on our platform on x on our social media we have got over 200

00:49:16 citizen journalists beaming tomorrow live tiktokers nick shirley's here speaking from the united

00:49:21 states we've got many different journalists coming from all corners of the globe to cover this and

00:49:26 they will show the world what's happening on britain streets tomorrow i'm glad you're here

00:49:30 i'm very grateful that you've took this journey i've heard it might be your last one to britain

00:49:33 ever well that's what i was told today i was i i mean that's insane i was told if i speak tomorrow

00:49:39 it will be my last this will be the last time i'm allowed into england yeah don't worry because

00:49:45 keir starman will be gone soon we're about to have a political revolution you will have a new

00:49:48 government but that's insane for what what are you going to talk about free speech right right

00:49:54 all of the things this country was built on all the things that you were supposed supposedly

00:49:59 defending in world war ii it's just for me it's great that the world can see what we're living

00:50:05 under the world can see the way he's treating you the way he's treating politicians how do you think

00:50:10 he treats us how do you think they treat us oh i can tell you now just just being here and and

00:50:17 really looking and you know trying to figure out how is this happening they have decimated they

00:50:23 have decimated all of the we would call them red states in america all the small towns all over

00:50:30 england all the farming communities all the factory communities all the hard-working community they've

00:50:35 just decimated them there's you guys you have no manufacturing base anymore no my hometown

00:50:41 luton was the home of voxels employed 30 000 people was gone my dad worked there it's gone

00:50:45 it's nothing so they've they've decimated it and then they started importing people into those

00:50:51 areas away from them into those areas who are hostile aggressive and hostile to us hostile to

00:50:58 our culture hostile to our women hostile to our daughters they're hostile and the facts speak for

00:51:04 themselves it's not it's not you can't just call it racism or extremism in 2003 we had 8 000 rapes

00:51:08 now we had 88 000 rapes are we supposed to just carry on while you open our borders and our women

00:51:14 are raped continuously from one end of this country to the other and we've had enough we've

00:51:18 had enough that and we're paying for this and then we're putting them in hotels so it can be

00:51:23 stopped it could be stopped like that there's no will to stop it there's no want to stop it

00:51:27 because the people they're bringing in and i'll bring it back to the united states of america

00:51:31 picture minnesota where you've do you think somalians come from the hottest place in the

00:51:36 planet to go to the coldest place do you think that they think they chose there no the state

00:51:40 department didn't the state department put them there purple state they know their birth rate

00:51:44 will exceed the local americans they know they'll be loyal to the democrat party they're importing

00:51:48 votes we'll picture that in minnesota but across the whole of the uk and then picture a government

00:51:53 who look at the look at the fraud that they turned a blind eye to we know they all knew but they let

00:51:58 it happen why because it's their loyal load bank and the money probably come back around to the

00:52:01 democrats anyway so they turn a blind eye to that crime well in the uk they've turned a blind eye 0.57

00:52:05 to everything from the islamic community because they're all fighting for their alliance the left 0.93

00:52:10 the islam alliance which the world can now see very openly the problem they've got is due to

00:52:14 elon musk which is why they hate him they want to prosecute him you see oh no i know they'll grab 0.87

00:52:19 him oh yeah i know they the european union will come for him they'll come for him because he's

00:52:24 given us back he is probably i had um who was it uh on yesterday liz truss on yesterday and i said

00:52:32 i think the most important person that has changed the world truly changed the world

00:52:37 Donald Trump is one of them, but Elon Musk was the beginning of that if Elon Musk would not have bought X

00:52:44 You know Twitter

00:52:46 I don't I'm not sure any of this would have happened because it happened right now

00:52:50 You wouldn't be able to get it out

00:52:52 None of what you're gonna see tomorrow could have happened without a platform to have these discussions without free speech

00:52:57 And the public able to see and listen to see what's happening and be able to connect

00:53:00 They wanted us isolated wanted us alone wanted total control which they had total control. I was invisible

00:53:06 You can't even mention my name. I know I was invisible. I know deleted from society

00:53:10 For daring to show and what was I showing the problems of mass open border immigration? 0.99

00:53:16 Why do they want to hide it because it lays at their feet I have to tell you

00:53:19 I think I talked to you while you were still in prison at one point

00:53:23 I think do you remember Ricky? I talked to you early on and could not

00:53:28 Find anything out really about you. I could find one side and then I saw your video

00:53:34 On what you were saying when they arrested you you remember you were out. Yeah, so you were arrested for

00:53:41 For something that I could see you didn't do and then they changed they changed

00:53:45 You know when I went to jail so I land in jail

00:53:47 There's a video in that video. I'm addressing the media and what I'm saying to the media is why are you harassing us?

00:53:52 Why don't you harass these men who have raped children follow them go after them?

00:53:57 And what they did is they changed the context so they and when I went to jail

00:54:01 So I'm thinking, how can they justify sending me a jail here?

00:54:03 And all over the news, they cut the bit of me saying, harass them, find them.

00:54:07 And they said that I called for vigilante attacks.

00:54:09 But because they deleted everything, the public were told that.

00:54:13 But the public bought that.

00:54:14 But now the public can see our journalism.

00:54:15 They can see I've exposed the BBC and documentaries.

00:54:18 I've exposed Hope Not Hate, the equivalent of Media Matters in America.

00:54:21 I've exposed how they operate, government funded, work with the government.

00:54:24 Basically, these groups come in and they do what the police and government can't.

00:54:27 So they pay people.

00:54:28 they line people up as fake sources and then the media it one by one interviewing and they push

00:54:33 that lie around the world and i got covert recordings proving people they were paying

00:54:37 and how they were operating i exposed it all so i exposed the far left i exposed the bbc i exposed

00:54:42 the grooming gangs i exposed them all in my documentaries which have now been watched thanks

00:54:45 to elon musk one of my rape gang documentaries were watched by 40 million people my my documentary

00:54:50 which exposed the corrupt judiciary and piers morgan which is why he's so butthurt was watched

00:54:54 by a hundred it was watched by 167 million people 167 million people saw piers morgan lie they saw

00:55:00 him they saw his fraudulent journalism yeah it's not journalism they saw him jones piers morgan

00:55:06 while we're on piers morgan piers morgan was in charge of trinity mirror the whole time the rape

00:55:09 scandal was gone are we supposed to believe the biggest media company in our country didn't know 0.98

00:55:12 about the rape gangs but they all knew piers morgan knew they're cowards they're cowards let 0.74

00:55:17 me play the audio that came out just a little while ago within an hour of keir starmer could 0.88

00:55:22 We play what we played just about a half hour ago.

00:55:24 I want you to listen to this,

00:55:25 and then I'm going to break and have Tommy respond to this.

00:55:28 Tomorrow's March in London

00:55:30 is a reminder of what we're up against

00:55:32 in the battle of our values.

00:55:35 The organizers, including convicted thugs and racists,

00:55:40 are peddling hatred and division, plain and simple.

00:55:45 Their goal is to convince people

00:55:47 that Britain's problems are caused

00:55:49 by those living alongside them.

00:55:50 But that is not the Britain that I know.

00:55:54 This is a country built on decency, fairness and respect.

00:55:59 A country that is at its best when people from different backgrounds come together in

00:56:04 common purpose.

00:56:06 This is our country, with a majority who share those values, a majority who may not always

00:56:11 be as loud, but must always define who we are.

00:56:15 So my government will not stand in the way of peaceful protest, but we will act decisively

00:56:21 against hatred.

00:56:23 We will use the full force of the law when that hatred manifests as violence.

00:56:28 And we will ban those coming into the UK who seek to stir it up, as we have done already.

00:56:36 Because this country belongs to all of us.

00:56:39 And I will not tolerate anyone who seeks to stand in the way of that.

00:56:44 so this is really disturbing for a couple of reasons and then i i want to share that with

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00:57:59 Station ID.

00:57:59 so a couple of days before january 6 i got on the air and i said i have a really bad feeling

00:58:18 don't go don't go don't go don't go this is set up don't go don't go don't go um and we saw january

00:58:25 six and now we know exactly what january 6 was i didn't have this feeling until i just saw this

00:58:34 that was a highly produced ad for keir starmer and when he said we will use the full force of

00:58:43 the law we will respond what did he say you know viscerally or whatever um that just screams set

00:58:53 up to me. After 2024 riots, after Axel Ridicapana butchered and murdered young children and the

00:58:58 public were out in anger, he attempted this. He politicised the judiciary, weaponised the media

00:59:03 and he sent mothers to jail for 31 months for tweets. He sent Peter Lynch, a grandfather,

00:59:07 to jail who has died in jail. He sent innocent people to jail and he'd done that to install fear

00:59:12 in the British public. The problem he's got is he didn't install fear. It lit a fire in the heart of

00:59:15 us. And these actions and what he's saying there, he's right, this is a battle for the soul of this

00:59:19 nation and it's about what he's going to lose he's losing they're losing we're winning the

00:59:23 hearts hearts and minds of the public whether he likes it or not and he's right and he needs to be

00:59:27 ready for a fight not a physical fight this is a fight for our country and right now you managed

00:59:32 to silence this population for 30 years with this rhetoric you thought you could scare people for

00:59:36 30 years the cat's out of the bag the dams burst we're not scared we're not scared there's a big

00:59:40 palestinian rally just a few streets away from this um and i haven't heard about the 4 000 police

00:59:47 for that rally i haven't heard about the face scanning of the people at that rally just this

00:59:53 rally i mean and and i talked to a member of parliament today and he said that everybody

00:59:58 knows that your faces are being scanned um he said but this is the very first time the government

01:00:03 has ever said we're doing it um on everybody in the crowd that's to send a message he's doing

01:00:11 suppress the crowd make the crowd frightened and send you a message and everybody like me who

01:00:18 said i'll i'll speak i'll stand up send everybody a message you're an enemy of the state tomorrow

01:00:25 we're going to send him a message and that's it we're coming from every corner of britain

01:00:30 into our capital c he's right he's not talking about our country it's not his country it's our

01:00:33 country we the people we the people have been betrayed we the people have been betrayed for

01:00:37 decades you continue betrays he doesn't have a mandate he's on 16 16 he's on he's i heard i

01:00:43 heard a number i can't believe this is true his polling number now or his uh his approval rating

01:00:49 is it one he's the worst prime minister this country's ever had ever but he's a globalist

01:00:53 as well just doesn't care about britain i know doesn't care about britain it's all he's an

01:00:56 ideologue he'll have to get dragged out of down the street because he won't leave yeah he'll have

01:01:00 to get dragged out but tomorrow he talks about unifying the country he can't unify the country

01:01:04 we can watch the diversity of our support base tomorrow and they're scared and they should be

01:01:08 scared they should be scared because the sleeping lion is now awake and it's not going back to sleep

01:01:12 and they don't know how to deal with it and this doesn't work i will tell you that when i did the

01:01:17 big thing you know years ago back when obama was president i did it in washington dc

01:01:22 we had 500 000 people show up it was the largest event called by a private individual in the

01:01:28 history of america uh and they tried the same thing and just a few days before the government

01:01:36 started going dark like this and then the black panthers said they were going to be there and all

01:01:41 these groups started saying they were going to be there and what happened is it backfired i heard

01:01:45 from more people that said i wasn't going to come now we're coming now i'm coming lots of saying

01:01:49 this because of him the british don't like a bully he's trying to bully the british public

01:01:55 No one likes a bully.

01:01:56 I'm worried.

01:01:57 I'm concerned, obviously.

01:01:58 I'm the lead figure of this.

01:02:00 When you listen to that,

01:02:01 who do you think he wants to lock up

01:02:01 for the rest of his life?

01:02:02 You.

01:02:03 I know he wants to lock up.

01:02:04 I know who they've been trying to lock up

01:02:05 for two decades.

01:02:06 So I know the difficult position I'm in.

01:02:09 But at the same time,

01:02:11 we're willing to be locked up.

01:02:13 The future of our country's at stake.

01:02:14 You're destroying our nation.

01:02:16 You've took the safety of our daughters away.

01:02:18 There's no price.

01:02:19 There's nothing you can do about that.

01:02:21 You've took the future of our children away.

01:02:24 It is so easy to hear you say that because as a dad, I'd be smoking pissed.

01:02:31 How do you say those things and then not rile people up because they are really pissed?

01:02:39 If you look at our messaging, we've been very clear.

01:02:41 What do you think he wants to happen tomorrow?

01:02:43 Oh, he wants violence.

01:02:43 He wants violence. 0.90

01:02:44 So how do we beat him? 0.70

01:02:45 You don't provide violence.

01:02:47 We smile.

01:02:47 We party even in the face of provocation.

01:02:50 Even if there's officers provoking us, we smile.

01:02:52 even if you have to take a hit take it come out of there come out of there on sunday sit down 0.98

01:02:57 make him look like the fool he is on the world stage as the videos show us with gospel bands 0.97

01:03:03 and church pastors and that's what our we're celebrating tomorrow we're gonna have a beautiful 0.99

01:03:07 day an absolutely beautiful historic british pride day you showed me where i was you showed

01:03:15 me where i was speaking uh tomorrow and it's right after a tribute to charlie kirk it's right after

01:03:20 it's a beautiful tribute it's a beautiful tribute i believe i believe i've reached out

01:03:25 charlie kirk's um team i believe there should be an international charlie kirk day every year

01:03:30 coordinated across every capital city in this country in the world to remember that man but

01:03:34 to remember free speech it was the emblem of free speech and and the song that's been sung

01:03:39 which we've flown an american in sing it kia starmer didn't get to stop him um we've it's

01:03:44 called um died a martyr not a name charlie kirk is a martyr he is and what would charlie kirk have

01:03:49 said in the face of kirsten's speech what would his message have been uh continue to stand up show

01:03:55 up and preach love so in the message of charlie kirk we will continue to show up we'll be there

01:04:00 tomorrow and we'll preach love we have got the most beautiful songs being sung by a gospel band

01:04:05 from london we've got lots of music lots of performances and lots of beautiful speeches

01:04:10 you know there's so much there's not no christian we've flown in a christian pastor he's arrived

01:04:14 so he can't stop him we've flown him in from nigeria to talk to the public about the nigerian 0.59

01:04:18 christian genocide and something things that they don't want to cover but at the same time each one

01:04:23 of these events i think what scares the government is if we wanted the crowd to turn we could easily

01:04:28 get the crowd to turn oh yeah we don't want the crowd to turn and that's what scares them it

01:04:32 scares them that we can discipline ourselves we're in our first meetings with the police i said to

01:04:36 the police stay away yeah stay away from us we'll police ourselves if people step out of line we'll

01:04:40 put them in line and that's our messaging to our supporters to the tough men of england and what

01:04:43 the problem they've got is there is a revival happening in britain men are meeting in parks

01:04:47 you'll see the video tomorrow

01:04:48 across the UK

01:04:49 men are meeting in parks

01:04:50 they're getting fit

01:04:51 they're getting healthy

01:04:51 they're training

01:04:52 and they're praying

01:04:53 in parks across the nation

01:04:55 not in the churches

01:04:55 something's happening in Britain

01:04:57 something huge is shifting

01:04:58 and we're going to show that tomorrow

01:05:00 Tommy

01:05:00 we will see you tomorrow morning

01:05:02 God bless you

01:05:03 see you tomorrow

01:05:03 put your flag

01:05:03 wear that tomorrow

01:05:04 good night to the kingdom

01:05:05 there's your hat

01:05:05 and your mega

01:05:06 this is all coming from the United States as well

01:05:08 so God bless you

01:05:09 God bless you

01:05:10 thank you

01:05:11 alright

01:05:11 Tommy Robinson

01:05:12 join us tomorrow

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01:06:44 Peter McIlvenna is with us.

01:07:00 He is the host of Hearts of Oak, which is a U.S., a U.K.-based freedom of speech alliance.

01:07:08 He's had 300 different people on 800 different shows.

01:07:11 His articles are in Newsmax and Max and the Daily Signal, Washington Times Federalist.

01:07:16 He is also the guy who has served as the chief of staff to Lord Pearson.

01:07:22 I don't know who Lord Pearson is, except he is the last person left that was appointed by Margaret Thatcher, right?

01:07:29 Yeah, 1990.

01:07:30 What is that?

01:07:32 What is that like?

01:07:32 That's a different era.

01:07:34 She actually wanted him to be her education secretary.

01:07:37 And she appointed him because of his work in the insurance industry.

01:07:41 actually getting rid of some fraud, which was in Lloyd's of London,

01:07:45 and she wanted him to actually be education secretary,

01:07:48 and then she got stamped in the back months later, and the rest is history.

01:07:52 Wow, it would have been nice to have somebody take care of education 0.85

01:07:55 the way they've destroyed her. 1.00

01:07:58 Nobody likes her, and you almost took down the statue of Winston Churchill.

01:08:03 It's crazy.

01:08:04 You ask people in this country, in England, who Winston Churchill is, I don't know.

01:08:10 How is that possible?

01:08:11 Well, we, I mean, big Winston Churchill statue right in the center of parliament.

01:08:15 And yet kids actually connect Churchill to an insurance company because we have a car insurance company called Churchill.

01:08:22 Oh, my God.

01:08:23 And kids actually think the name Churchill represents car insurance and not the great wartime leader that saved the West from being overrun by the Nazis.

01:08:31 So, Peter, I wanted you on because I want people to see where England is now.

01:08:36 America will be if we don't continue down the road we're on.

01:08:42 I'm telling you, if if we don't get a Marco Rubio or whoever is, you know, is running and is the candidate in line with what Donald Trump is doing right now.

01:08:52 If we don't get that, we're going to be back here with a vengeance.

01:08:56 We'll be right behind you with a vengeance.

01:08:59 It will come back.

01:09:01 and you guys are in deep deep trouble i mean i know i'm preaching to the choir here you're from

01:09:08 northern ireland is it true i have seen videos where they say the irish are not in the cities

01:09:16 anymore it's they're out in the countryside but it's not ireland anymore it's not and

01:09:22 when you look at ireland i grew up in northern ireland also grew up in the republic in dublin

01:09:27 and limerick and you go further west from the capital from dublin and it becomes more irish

01:09:33 so dublin is a international city it's not irish at all similar to london london has lost when i

01:09:40 came to london 24 years ago i thought i was coming to england i am this is not england in any shape

01:09:45 or form it's everything but any sense of englishness and dublin has actually had the

01:09:50 same transformation i first noticed it 20 years ago i remember being in dublin and walking one

01:09:56 of the high streets and just thinking i haven't actually heard english for a while wasn't a

01:10:02 criticism it was an observation and then you start looking into actually the change and ireland's had

01:10:08 huge change the waves of immigration a lot of it is actually the house building i remember looking

01:10:14 back 25 years ago and the rate of house building in ireland was 10 times the rate of the united

01:10:18 kingdom per head of population and a lot of that was going to international so the whole country

01:10:25 was being changed through that but also mass immigration and you now go the further west you

01:10:32 go the more Irish it is you still got those Irish speaking areas on the west coast on the Atlantic

01:10:36 Way but the closer you get to Dublin all the Irish traditions the sense of Irishness that

01:10:43 tens of millions not hundreds of millions of people around the world have a connection to

01:10:47 that's gone I have to tell you I went to Catholic I went to Catholic school Father O'Brien Sister

01:10:53 Siobhan. I mean, it was Irish, Irish, Irish. The churches are gone. Explain that. How does that

01:11:01 happen this fast? So the, Ireland is an interesting test case going from probably the most staunchly

01:11:09 Christian Catholic country to now the most liberal country. What happened on the abortion

01:11:14 laws is unbelievable. The rush to same-sex marriage so quick, but the destruction of 0.68

01:11:20 identity and part of that was the um the sex scandals that were in the catholic church were 0.58

01:11:26 then used to destroy any remnant of christianity within the country instead of saying this is

01:11:32 happening in parts of church we need to address it the church was decimated imagine you took that 0.91

01:11:37 to the grooming gangs happening in islam today but of course they say that's just a few hands 0.71

01:11:43 that's bad a few bad apples it's not islam as such so how can you attack the church for a number

01:11:50 of individuals and yet don't take the same perspective and understanding to another

01:11:55 ideology. But it was a concerted attack on the church, destroying the church's role as a guiding

01:12:02 light for our society to now being dismissed and ridiculed and rejected. So is this a Christian 0.96

01:12:11 country anymore? Great Britain? Is Christianity alive here anymore? Because honestly, I have heard 0.93

01:12:19 from the, what is it, the Archbishop of Canterbury?

01:12:21 And it's like, I mean, what is that?

01:12:25 Canterbury tales more than the Bible.

01:12:28 You have to go back. 0.97

01:12:30 We've had elements where we've seen Christianity

01:12:32 disappear in the country. 0.76

01:12:34 And the last stronghold, I think, 0.75

01:12:37 was Queen Elizabeth II, who was a strong Christian.

01:12:40 And for 70 plus years, she would talk about her faith

01:12:43 in a gentle, very English way.

01:12:46 Not wearing your faith on your sleeve,

01:12:48 but in a gentle way.

01:12:49 but she would always say that she was a Christian

01:12:52 and it was because of Jesus and she would talk about it.

01:12:55 Now, her death has meant King Charles comes in

01:12:58 and so we now have no head of state who follows the Bible. 0.96

01:13:04 The same in the church.

01:13:05 The Church of England is an apostate church, 0.81

01:13:07 utterly collapsed, 1.00

01:13:08 has adopted every woke ideology from the world

01:13:11 wanting to be liked instead of being a voice of reason.

01:13:14 So the Church of England has gone.

01:13:16 If you look at Parliament, Westminster,

01:13:18 the members of parliament politicians i don't think any of them anymore on either the front

01:13:24 benches and the government or the opposition talk about faith talk about going to church

01:13:28 i don't know when i actually last heard a member of parliament talk about going to church on sunday

01:13:34 and what they learned i mean in the u.s it's kind of the norm in some parts yeah yeah where you talk

01:13:40 about your faith because that's important that defines you that makes you who you are that's

01:13:44 worldview. In the UK it's a fear of being attacked by the media and being mocked because you claim

01:13:51 to be a Christian and that's so dumb and so last century and so it is that attack and I think the 0.97

01:13:57 church has replaced truth with this a dogma of doubt. It doesn't know what it believes and it 0.99

01:14:04 celebrates this confusion. Instead of saying you know Jesus says I am the way the truth of the life

01:14:10 You've got absolute certainty there.

01:14:12 And then the church takes on and says,

01:14:13 you know, we can't be so certain.

01:14:15 We need to re-evaluate these stories

01:14:17 and contextualize them and look at them today.

01:14:19 And all of that means the church is seen as weak.

01:14:23 And actually the flip side, the danger is 0.99

01:14:25 we are seeing young people. 0.99

01:14:28 We are seeing a silent revival amongst Gen Zers. 0.99

01:14:31 Yes, we are seeing that. 1.00

01:14:32 But the other side is we are seeing Islam encroaching 0.97

01:14:35 because Islam offers itself as confident, as bold, 0.94

01:14:38 as knowing what it believes.

01:14:40 And everyone wants to believe something, everyone wants to hold something, everyone wants a sense of identity.

01:14:47 It's Nietzsche. You will serve God.

01:14:50 Be careful. Kill the God and be very careful because another God's going to appear and you will follow it. 0.98

01:14:55 And the vacuum hasn't stayed there. 0.99

01:14:57 That vacuum's gone. Islam presents itself as dominant and gives in an identity. 0.99

01:15:03 And I think that's the thing we're lacking as a nation. 1.00

01:15:06 We don't know our identity. 0.99

01:15:07 We have ripped out Christianity from the nation 1.00

01:15:10 and therefore, what is it that makes Britain British 0.99

01:15:13 or English Englishness?

01:15:15 What is it?

01:15:16 Is it a cup of tea?

01:15:17 Is it pomp and ceremony?

01:15:18 Is it the royal family?

01:15:20 What is it that makes us who we are?

01:15:22 And that's an existential question

01:15:24 and we don't really know how to answer it.

01:15:26 How would you answer that?

01:15:28 Again, it is based on Christianity.

01:15:30 It is based on 1,400, 1,500 years

01:15:35 of Christianity in this country.

01:15:36 And you can look at the rises and falls of acceptance of that,

01:15:41 but that has always been the bedrock of our society.

01:15:44 I tell you, I was walking through with you, the parliament buildings today.

01:15:49 Jesus and God is everywhere on the wall.

01:15:53 I mean, you go to Washington, we look like absolute atheists

01:15:58 compared to what's happening in parliament.

01:16:01 It's everywhere, and yet there's not a word spoken.

01:16:05 i know but that image we saw of moses getting the ten commandments it is there a huge image

01:16:11 and yet i'm sure you would have a debate about it in the u.s whether you know we can have this

01:16:16 mix we have it but we have it in there's a face of moses you know above the house of representatives

01:16:22 but all other law givers uh and then over the supreme court is moses and the ten commandments

01:16:29 and that one's still argued about it's not but it's not like it's not like what i saw today

01:16:36 it was everywhere and doesn't seem to be recognized by anybody do you do what because

01:16:46 i mean tommy was just in he showed me a video of somebody just a half an hour ago on the streets

01:16:51 of london talking about beheading all the jews uh what is what is if this doesn't work if this

01:16:58 doesn't turn around what does england look like in 10 years well and you're right we you're maybe 0.93

01:17:06 10 years behind us in terms of especially in terms of islamization but um what it means is we we 0.76

01:17:13 collapse further and further i mean we we were the british empire for over 200 years we ruled 0.90

01:17:19 a fifth or sixth of the world population now i've got kia stormer and look how the mighty have

01:17:24 fallen so it's it's kind of a warning to us that you should never rest back i think it's also a

01:17:29 warning to america in your 250th year that just because you've had 250 years doesn't mean you're

01:17:33 guaranteed tomorrow or the day after and unless we change course we we are actually seeing some

01:17:40 kind of revival with um christians coming from abroad especially from africa and asia and i think

01:17:46 we are maybe reaping some of the benefits of the missionary work that happened out of the uk to the

01:17:53 world i think we are now seeing some of that coming back i mean the church i go to is a

01:17:57 majority black church and people from all over the world and they're coming to the uk and they're

01:18:02 passionate about their faith and maybe they can um ignite the indigenous brits they are going to

01:18:09 be the ones that will be able to explain sharia law to people who have never lived under it because 0.89

01:18:13 they have and it's most likely why they're here because people are getting killed yeah all over 0.97

01:18:19 Africa. Yeah, the amount of Nigerians I know 1.00

01:18:21 in my church shall be with a load of them tomorrow 1.00

01:18:23 and exactly, they're aware

01:18:25 of what's happening, they are so aware

01:18:27 they talk to family members

01:18:29 especially in the north of Nigeria

01:18:30 and they hear what happens and

01:18:33 they are

01:18:34 it is a warning to us

01:18:37 but sadly I think in England

01:18:39 the UK, I think probably in the US

01:18:41 you kind of think, well that's somewhere else

01:18:43 that wouldn't happen here, surely it wouldn't happen here

01:18:45 that's in a country that may be

01:18:47 different laws and maybe a bit more

01:18:49 back backward but no if it happens there to human beings it can happen here and it's just a

01:18:54 a lack of authority in government and yeah it's why i'm afraid of of what's happening in the

01:18:59 united states and especially texas i mean i'm going next week i'm taking a vacation and i'm going to

01:19:05 hungary and czechoslovakia and austria and uh you know especially hungary and czechoslovakia

01:19:12 they're not having a problem with this you know they're wide awake because they just experienced

01:19:17 it and they're like no no we're not going down that road with you this is insane what are you

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01:24:01 you know um the one thing that is so incredibly clear when you're here and you're hearing keir

01:24:21 starmer doing what he's doing to people here i mean there is a big rally tomorrow in case you

01:24:26 don't know i'm going to be speaking at it it's here in london it's right in front of parliament

01:24:31 uh and i was told earlier today that if i go and i speak it will probably be the last time

01:24:38 that i am allowed into england and i love england um and it made me hesitate for a second

01:24:45 wait a minute wait a minute what do i really and then i realized no wait a minute yes okay if that's

01:24:50 if if if what i'm saying tomorrow uh falls out of line and gets me kicked out of this country

01:24:56 then this country isn't free in any way that i understand or support anyway um but uh people

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01:25:07 well we have the first amendment we do they don't nobody else has the first amendment

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01:27:26 the fusion of entertainment enlightenment and empowerment this is the Glenn Beck program

01:27:40 Hello, America. I have to tell you, I know there's a podcaster right now that is on the air and, you know, we've been friends and everything else and I don't want to throw him under the bus.

01:27:49 I just want to say there is a podcaster saying every other country is great.

01:27:53 You know, you can go to Muslim countries, you can go to any country and it's great and it's even better than America. 0.99

01:27:57 Let me tell you, other countries suck. I am so glad that I'm an American, especially this week in England. 1.00

01:28:05 My gosh, I mean, what is happening in England is insane, and it is right around the corner for us if we are not vigilant.

01:28:15 Good friend of the program and good friend, good man, Ezra Levant is with us.

01:28:19 He has just been banned from coming in as a journalist to cover the rally that I'm going to be speaking at tomorrow here in front of Parliament.

01:28:28 Uh, I was told today that if I speak tomorrow, it'll probably be the last time I'm allowed to come to England.

01:28:38 Are you kidding me?

01:28:41 What is going on in this free nation that gave birth to us?

01:28:47 Uh, I'm so glad that we live in America. 0.99

01:28:52 Enjoy your freedoms while you have them, America, because they are slipping through the fingers of the English like like sand. 0.99

01:29:00 It is happening so fast. 0.97

01:29:01 Ezra is going to be on with us here in second.

01:29:03 First, let me tell you about American Giant.

01:29:04 By the way, that also that that story of the dam in that was providing all of the drinking water for Mobile, Alabama.

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01:29:14 We will bring it to you as as that story continues to develop.

01:29:17 But there was a bomb that was found under the water at the dam.

01:29:22 That was like a billion gallons of drinking water.

01:29:25 We don't know who planted it.

01:29:27 We don't know when it was planted.

01:29:29 We don't know anything about it.

01:29:30 But it is a significant threat to the United States.

01:29:34 And I would hope that other towns are examining the dams to see if there's anything under the water level that might be there to destroy their drinking water as well.

01:29:46 Pay attention, America.

01:29:47 Things are heating up.

01:29:48 First, let me tell you about American Giant, then we get to Ezra.

01:29:51 This country used to build things with the expectation that they would last.

01:29:55 There was a certain pride in making something solid, making something with real weight to it.

01:29:59 Because your name was attached to it, and that mattered.

01:30:01 And a lot of people miss that.

01:30:03 We miss the idea that quality matters, that craftsmanship matters,

01:30:06 that there's value in the people who take their work seriously

01:30:10 and still believe in making products here in America

01:30:12 instead of shipping everything overseas to save a few bucks.

01:30:16 I was in a store that sold umbrellas.

01:30:20 Everybody told me, I have weird friends.

01:30:22 My friends said, you've got to go to this umbrella store.

01:30:24 It's been there for 200 years.

01:30:26 And I'm like, uh-huh.

01:30:27 And they're like, no, no, no.

01:30:28 They made the first umbrella in London.

01:30:30 It's crazy.

01:30:31 I go in there and they are so serious about umbrellas.

01:30:36 It was kind of funny and yet really stirring at the same time.

01:30:41 They're like, we're thinking about making a special one for our 200th birthday in four years from now.

01:30:46 And I'm like, 200 years of making Umbrella.

01:30:49 We're 50 years.

01:30:51 We're 50 years ahead of them as a country.

01:30:54 It is crazy.

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01:31:32 so i was looking forward to seeing you uh tomorrow ezra but uh you've been banned

01:31:41 and you are a can you know you're in the commonwealth yeah you're exactly right i mean

01:31:48 king charles is the king of canada also and i want to let you know that a few years ago

01:31:53 uh the late queen she had her diamond jubilee that's was her 60th anniversary of being queen

01:32:00 and i received a very special thing i don't have it right here at my desk but i received a medal

01:32:07 the queen's diamond jubilee medal for defending freedom of expression it's one of the most

01:32:13 important and uh meaningful mementos i have in my whole life and i i got that specifically because

01:32:22 about 20 years ago i published the danish cartoons of mohammed and i didn't bend the knee and i was

01:32:26 very touched to receive this medal and i don't wear the medal often i mean it's uh you know i

01:32:31 just don't do that but to have the prime minister of the united kingdom ban me a journalist i wasn't

01:32:38 even scheduled to speak i just want to go and and witness this and observe it and record it

01:32:43 i've never done anything illegal in my life i've never been even had a parking ticket in the uk

01:32:49 When I go there, it's to do journalism.

01:32:52 And remember, the UK is really where a lot of our freedoms were encoded, in the Magna Carta.

01:33:01 Really, they were the crucible for free speech.

01:33:03 I'm shocked by what's happening.

01:33:05 Glenn, your radio and TV, you would be shut down within a week.

01:33:09 I'm sorry to say it.

01:33:10 Your First Amendment in America is more important than almost anything else, because with that, you can fight for all your other freedoms.

01:33:17 never give up your first amendment never never never defend it in the first ditch so you'll be

01:33:23 as an i think as an outsider you can probably explain it better than an insider you're from

01:33:30 canada everyone says well you have freedom of speech england has freedom of speech they have

01:33:35 it's the same as america no the first amendment is different explain how sure let me give you an

01:33:42 example in the united kingdom according to the times of london a very prestigious newspaper

01:33:46 on any given day on average 30 people are arrested for what they post on social media

01:33:53 30 a day i'm not a fan of russia but even they don't arrest 30 people a day for word crimes

01:34:01 it's it's crazy and and there's all sorts of extreme orders they can give you a dispersal

01:34:10 order and if you don't leave immediately from a pub from a street you that's an offense too you

01:34:18 can be arrested i have a number of friends who do nothing more than you know citizen journalism

01:34:23 they're arrested and held overnight in jail sometimes just to give them a good scare to

01:34:29 deter them and they really focus on particular issues that the government is afraid of so

01:34:35 this is not they're not targeting gangs or violent people they're targeting people who

01:34:40 criticize the government especially on the issue of mass immigration and the number one thing that 0.99

01:34:46 they're scared about talking about is the rape gangs of largely pakistani muslim men targeting 0.98

01:34:52 white girls and i'm you can see it's even hard to talk about those things well when people have a 0.94

01:34:58 march or a rally against these rapes the government goes into freak out mode because it challenges the

01:35:05 entire multiculturalism and immigration structure of the uk so never give up your free speech glenn

01:35:10 because you can see it in real time in the uk i want to play just a little bit of what keir starmer

01:35:18 the prime minister said today the guy who just banned you um what he said today in london about

01:35:25 tomorrow's rally and i want to get your reaction to a couple of lines go ahead roll this please

01:35:29 tomorrow's march in london is a reminder of what we're up against in the battle of our values

01:35:36 the organizers including convicted thugs and racists are peddling hatred and division plain

01:35:44 and simple their goal is to convince people that britain's problems are caused by those

01:35:50 living alongside them. But that is not the Britain that I know. This is a country built

01:35:56 on decency, fairness and respect. A country that is at its best when people from different

01:36:04 backgrounds come together in common purpose. This is our country, with a majority who share

01:36:10 those values. A majority who may not always be as loud, but must always define who we

01:36:15 are so my government will not stand in the way of peaceful protest but we will

01:36:21 act decisively against hatred we will use the full force of the law when that

01:36:27 hatred manifests as violence okay and we will burn those so Ezra what does we

01:36:33 will act decisively and use the full force of law what is he setting up for

01:36:38 tomorrow what is he expecting tomorrow that is to me that's bone-chilling and

01:36:44 And you'll notice that he went and instructed the police.

01:36:48 He was boasting about it.

01:36:50 They published photos and video clips of him sitting down with the police chief and basically giving him orders.

01:36:57 We don't know what the orders were.

01:36:59 And what was the police response to the orders?

01:37:01 In the United States and even in Canada and the UK, policing is supposed to be politically independent.

01:37:08 You don't have police running errands, arrest this guy, arrest that guy.

01:37:12 but sometimes that happens in a more corrupt place in canada you might recall all the truckers had

01:37:18 their bank accounts seized because the government was embarrassed by the trucker convoy i think that

01:37:24 keir starmer who was the most unpopular prime minister ever recorded he just lost 1500 uh

01:37:32 council seats in a massive electoral wipeout i think he's trying to set up some event to

01:37:38 manufacture some false flag events some Reichstag fire and this is not me speaking as a conspiracy

01:37:45 theorist it's me observing this is a man who has yes had more than 100 of his MPs call for him to

01:37:52 resign and he's trying to distract by demonizing and I'm not a racist Nazi activist agitator I'm

01:37:59 a citizen journalist who's been to the UK more than 20 times he's lashing out he's trying to

01:38:05 how tommy robinson is some ogre i don't think it's working but i'm scared of what he's up to glenn

01:38:10 i will tell you ezra i heard about this rally i don't know four i mean uh eight or ten weeks ago

01:38:18 and i just immediately felt this is history i want to be there just for history i wasn't even

01:38:23 invited to speak at the time i just wanted to go witness it for history um and then i was invited

01:38:28 to speak um and as i got here and i've been praying about exactly what i should be saying

01:38:34 yada yada um i knew exactly what i was going to say um this has only made me more bold i've added

01:38:42 stuff to my speech tomorrow um because i think they it must be said now um but i i find that

01:38:52 absolutely bone shielding i i have i've worried about it the whole time we've worried i mean i

01:38:58 have more security with me this week than i've had in years i mean i i mean it's it's crazy the

01:39:05 amount of security um but uh when i heard that i thought i don't know what comes tomorrow i mean

01:39:13 this is yes this is frightening you know it's funny you say you have security and i think that's

01:39:20 very wise for you to have security especially in a big city where there's antifa and other people

01:39:26 who might take a run at you but the problem at this big march on tomorrow is not antifa

01:39:32 it's the police themselves and of course private security will stand down in the face of police

01:39:39 and that's the the scary part is in the uk the police are being transformed into a political

01:39:45 force and even the courts tommy robinson is perpetually being charged with nuisance lawfare

01:39:52 not from private citizens but from the government itself recently he was charged because he wouldn't

01:39:58 give them the passcode for his iphone without a court order so he was charged under the terrorism

01:40:04 act if you can believe it now he was acquitted in that case but do you see what i mean about

01:40:09 lawfare they don't actually charge the real terrorists they use the anti-terrorism laws to

01:40:14 go after tommy so you've got 4 000 police that are being dispatched to this rally you're going

01:40:19 to be amazed with this rally if it's anything like the ones in the past glenn it's mums and kids and

01:40:24 grandmas and grandpas and veterans no no one wearing a mask no one having hateful signs so

01:40:29 much love and and yet that's the target of the prime minister's ire whereas for weeks every week

01:40:38 for two years every week there was a massive anti-semitic march sometimes with a hundred

01:40:43 thousand people and the police wouldn't even show themselves they they didn't even want to

01:40:49 antagonize the hamas supporters so this this is a two-tier justice system and the united kingdom

01:40:55 is two-tier in many ways now there's a sectarian divide if you remember a generation ago there was

01:41:01 some battles between protestants and catholics in northern ireland well now you're seeing a

01:41:05 sectarian divide but it's islam that is one of the divisive issues and it's not hateful to point

01:41:13 out and talk about these things but there's there's definitely two different standards of

01:41:17 policing i have never been charged with a crime in my life and yet i'm banned whereas hate preachers

01:41:25 are welcome to roam around the uk at liberty get free there's a guy two two two hours ago there 0.98

01:41:34 was a guy on the streets of london the video is out of him saying he wants to behead all the jews

01:41:40 and he's screaming at it at somebody. 0.98

01:41:41 It's absolute hate speech.

01:41:43 Nothing's going to happen to that guy.

01:41:44 Nobody's reporting on that.

01:41:45 Nothing.

01:41:46 Nothing is going to happen.

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01:43:04 so you are a citizen of the commonwealth um i mean you know canada the king is the king of

01:43:23 canada as well um and whoopee for that uh but uh you have been banned from coming into england

01:43:32 you are you announce or have you announced uh what you're going to do would you like to announce

01:43:38 what you're going to do yes so i had something called an eta and electronic travel authorization

01:43:45 it's like a very light visa for people coming from safe countries like canada that's what was

01:43:51 revoked last friday and they said well you can apply for a regular visa like if you were from

01:43:57 pakistan or afghanistan we just have a hundred questions for you about everything in your life

01:44:03 and i said fine so i applied and i answered every question about my parents about my kids

01:44:07 about my work about my history they asked me every place i had traveled to in the last 10 years

01:44:13 i answered everything i answered more than 100 questions and but they said well it's going to

01:44:20 take weeks for us to review this obviously that's why they waited till the last minute to block me

01:44:26 But here's the funny thing, Len.

01:44:29 The United Kingdom Home Office says you could have a super priority hearing of your application if you pay a thousand pounds.

01:44:38 Now, that's an enormous amount of money.

01:44:40 That's a crazy amount of money.

01:44:42 But I did it.

01:44:44 I paid it because I already bought my plane ticket to come in my hotel.

01:44:48 A thousand pounds is nuts.

01:44:50 But they said they would give me a 24-hour turnaround.

01:44:53 So I went, I got fingerprinted and I gave them and this all was finished by Monday, then Tuesday, then Wednesday, then Thursday.

01:45:01 It's now Friday.

01:45:04 I paid a thousand pounds to have next day results.

01:45:07 They don't know what to do, Glenn, because there's nothing in my application that is at all untoward.

01:45:14 Like they say, have you ever had police problems?

01:45:17 No.

01:45:17 Have you ever done a criminal thing or a terrorist thing?

01:45:19 No. 0.93

01:45:20 they said do you have you know they just asked me my my application is probably the silliest

01:45:27 application they've ever seen it's to visit for one day just to watch a rally but they've got

01:45:32 keir starmer the prime minister ordering them to block me so i'm gonna sue them and this morning

01:45:38 i'm delighted to say that the united king isms free speech union which is a great organization

01:45:45 has agreed to agree to take up my case and i just signed off on the letter they're going to send to

01:45:51 the home office on an emergency basis so i'm supposed to fly tonight in six hours i haven't

01:45:59 canceled my flight yet because the free speech union which is chaired by a member of the house

01:46:04 of lords um lord toby young of acton he's a great champion of freedom and the fsu has taken my case

01:46:14 Now, that doesn't mean the government's going to listen to them, but I feel like I have an ally, Glenn, and there are people in the UK fighting like hell.

01:46:22 So it's bad news if you look at things in terms of the government, but there are tons of great people.

01:46:29 For example, there's a freedom-oriented TV station called GB News, sort of like Glenn Beck News.

01:46:35 I was on it this week.

01:46:37 They're great.

01:46:38 Oh, they are so outstanding, and they're very brave, and they're not afraid to fight against censorship. The government picks on them, but they push back. So I don't want to leave people black-pilled, as the kids would say. I want everyone to know that there are great allies fighting like hell in the UK on all the issues we care about.

01:46:59 In fact, the reason Keir Starmer is freaking out is that the pro-Western values, anti-mass immigration party, Reform UK, just did so well.

01:47:11 So don't give up hope.

01:47:13 The UK is bad.

01:47:14 Glenn, you know I always say it's a dystopian time machine where I can see five or ten years into our future if we continue down the bad path.

01:47:22 But it's also hopeful in that you can see people fight back.

01:47:26 So I haven't given up yet.

01:47:27 i will return to the united kingdom go ahead i hope that actually we see you tomorrow ezra i

01:47:34 hope you know if you get in send me a message when you get on that plane so i can greet you

01:47:40 and i'd love to be at the rally with you tomorrow because i think this is history in in the making

01:47:46 and you know another reason why starmer is doing this it's not just that the people in england are

01:47:51 waking up. He is seeing people who love freedom and know the game that the global elites are

01:47:57 playing, starting to wake up and unite all around the world. And that's death to all of them. That

01:48:03 will stop them dead in their tracks. If we start to unite all around the world and go, wait a minute,

01:48:07 this isn't about Donald Trump. This isn't about Keir Starmer. This is about the global elite

01:48:13 jamming an agenda down and destroying all of our nations. That's when they really fail. Ezra,

01:48:18 thank you so much for coming on. Let me tell you about relief factor. What if I told you it's not

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01:48:30 back to feeling the way you used to back when you didn't have to check in with your body before

01:48:34 you, you know, before everything you did, you just, you just make sure that, you know, it's

01:48:38 not going to betray you and then do it. You used to suffer from horrible pain in my hands all the

01:48:43 time. I've said this before, one of the most emasculating things a man has ever have to do,

01:48:50 and I did this every day for a while, was I'd wake up my wife early in the morning and I'd ask

01:48:55 her if she could butt, I almost cry every time I think about this, butt in my shirts or tie my 0.98

01:48:58 shoes. And it was, I just felt like I'm not a man at all. And Relief Factor took that all away from 0.91

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01:49:27 for relief, or relieffactor.com. That's relieffactor.com. Tomorrow, beginning at 9 a.m.

01:49:35 eastern and what could be the last time he's allowed in the uk watch glenn make a stand for

01:49:39 the god-given rights of free men at glennbeck.com torch there's a story out today of clarence thomas

01:50:02 lamenting this is the headline lamenting the very dicey threats to the judiciary

01:50:07 and heightened security for the supreme court and he's talking about what it's like to live

01:50:13 in these times and how it is getting so dangerous for him and other members of the supreme court

01:50:18 and then you have charlemagne the god uh saying this just yesterday listen to this

01:50:24 also side note this was confusing for me because mr coons is actually my nickname for clarence

01:50:29 Thomas. Stop, Mr. Coons. And it's funny, I guess. I guess that would get me banned from radio. That 0.99

01:50:43 would get me banned in polite society as it should. But shouldn't that be equally offensive

01:50:51 on all sides apparently not apparently not tomorrow i'm going to be speaking here in

01:50:59 london and i think this is a moment of history i came here just to witness it and then i was

01:51:04 asked to participate and i'm speaking tomorrow you'll be able to find it please join us at

01:51:09 glennbeck.com slash torch and sign up become a member of the torch it's very expensive to go

01:51:16 into these kinds of things and to cover them and everything else but we sure would like you

01:51:21 to be a member and you'll be able to converse with other the other torch members during the

01:51:26 event tomorrow glenbeck.com slash torch wait can you turn our microphone on go ahead just wanted

01:51:34 to quickly clarify uh torch members can use the live chat on browser because of the way that we

01:51:40 have to bring the stream to torch they won't you won't be able to chat on the app okay um and that

01:51:46 is tomorrow and uh just i would ask for your support uh at glennbeck.com slash torch sign up

01:51:53 uh now it's ten dollars a month i was thinking about that clip and i as i was getting ready for

01:52:00 this particular break i i i just said my wife is sitting just off the side here in the studio and

01:52:07 i said this reminds me of the time of what erica said happened right before charlie was killed

01:52:13 they met the night before and their security met with them just like our security will meet with

01:52:21 us tonight and have been meeting with us every night this week and and explained what's going

01:52:26 on and explain all the precautions and everything else and they prayed on it as tanya and i have

01:52:31 prayed on it and we'll pray again tonight uh and they made the decision that it doesn't matter it's

01:52:37 in God's hands we do everything we can and it's in God's hands and whatever is in God's plan

01:52:45 it will happen and it'll happen and it will all turn out to be the good for him and it gives you

01:52:52 peace of mind I'm not afraid to go to I'm concerned but not about me I'm concerned about what is

01:52:57 happening here. But I think this is the kind of life that is coming now. I think we are in a

01:53:07 turning point. This is if you believe in something and feel you need to say it, no matter how

01:53:13 peaceful you are, your life is going to come under threat. Whether you're a Supreme Court

01:53:18 justice, you're a Yahoo alcoholic DJ like me, or you're the president of the United States or

01:53:24 whatever. And that's sad because we have work in front of us to do. We have things we need to do

01:53:34 as people. And we need to stand for one another. I don't have a reason to come over in England.

01:53:41 I'm not a British citizen. Why do I care about this? Because

01:53:44 western culture matters

01:53:50 it matters it's not disposable

01:53:58 you know look at what's going on there was a time uh in britain when britain made things

01:54:07 steel and ships and engines and textiles and ideas there was a time when the world looked to

01:54:13 this little island and they saw the workshop of civilization. And America once understood that as

01:54:22 well. You know what built both nations, right? What was it? I believe it was the dignity of

01:54:33 ordinary people being allowed to build a life the way they chose to build a life. A man could work

01:54:40 in a factory and own a home, raise a child, raise a bunch of children, take a holiday maybe once a

01:54:46 year, retire with some pride, believe his kids would do better than he did in their life. That

01:54:51 was the deal. It wasn't luxury. It wasn't utopia. There was no air conditioning. It was stable.

01:54:59 It had meaning because it had a future. And somewhere along the way, all of us

01:55:06 have lost that thread we've lost it britain has britain's ahead of us gang what's happening here

01:55:13 is happening in the united states the political class in london became obsessed with managing

01:55:20 decline instead of reversing it that's what donald trump is all about honestly stop the decline

01:55:25 reverse it stop saying that's what it is so i'm going to manage it they taxed production they

01:55:31 regulated industry to death. They ship manufacturing overseas. Any of this sound

01:55:37 familiar? Imported cheap labor to suppress wages. And then they act shock when the entire town all

01:55:43 over the country collapse collapses into despair and hopelessness. We have done exactly the same

01:55:52 thing. Look at all of the old industrial cities

01:55:56 from Detroit to

01:55:59 Sheffield to Pittsburgh. These places weren't just

01:56:03 economic zones. They were identities. They were communities.

01:56:08 They were families that built around work that actually mattered.

01:56:14 And then

01:56:15 the elites decided it was easier to move production somewhere else and 0.50

01:56:19 turn on their own citizens and turn them into consumers instead of producers. And that changed

01:56:25 our nations. It changed the West because when people stop building things, they eventually

01:56:31 stop believing in something. They stop believing in themselves. They stop having purpose. It's why

01:56:36 men die at retirement. You retire, you're almost guaranteed as a man, if you're going to go and 1.00

01:56:42 just play golf, you're going to have a short life after that because you lose meaning.

01:56:49 And nobody likes to say this out loud.

01:56:54 But you can't rebuild a country while simultaneously dissolving the conditions that made it strong.

01:57:02 You can't have endless mass migration into an already strained housing market.

01:57:09 Why does it cost so much for a house? 0.99

01:57:11 I don't know, dummy. 1.00

01:57:12 Because we've just imported 20 million people into the country.

01:57:17 And so there's not enough housing.

01:57:19 prices go up how come there's problems with the school same reason the hospitals

01:57:23 and you're asking the taxpayer to absorb all of the pressure quietly and then you're treating

01:57:31 them like garbage that's not compassion that's instability you can't tax energy into oblivion

01:57:40 and then wonder why factories leave uh gee i don't know you can't bury small businesses under 0.98

01:57:46 compliance rules written by people who have never met a payroll.

01:57:51 You can't replace skilled labor with

01:57:54 financial speculation and expect national confidence to survive.

01:57:59 It's not possible. And you absolutely cannot

01:58:02 save the little guy while designing an economy entirely around

01:58:06 multinational corporations and asset holders.

01:58:08 it's time for all of us to peacefully come together the average citizen because we know

01:58:19 this instinctively we may not know what's causing it we but we know something's really wrong that's

01:58:25 why there's anger everywhere and it's not just right-wing anger it's human anger they're like

01:58:31 what's happening to my life the dad working two jobs that still can't afford food for his kids

01:58:38 A young couple that says, I'm not having children because rent is consuming half of our income.

01:58:44 How are we going to have children?

01:58:46 The pensioner that's been watching their country become unfamiliar almost overnight.

01:58:55 Somebody who's worked really hard their whole life to actually be a skilled craftsman

01:59:00 who feels looked down on by people who produce nothing tangible.

01:59:05 those people aren't extremists they're the backbone of our countries

01:59:12 and we're all asking the same simple question

01:59:17 who is government actually for

01:59:21 i mean if you had a real small government you know conservative not a manager of the status quo not

01:59:30 a consultant in a blue tie but somebody in the in the role of or the mold of margaret thatcher

01:59:39 maybe here could she even fix this i don't know because everything all the machinery has been

01:59:50 destroyed but the most the biggest thing that's been destroyed is the truth the first thing any

01:59:57 politician that gets it they just have to admit the truth britain can't survive indefinitely as

02:00:03 a service in economy that imports all of its labors its labor and exports all of its industry

02:00:11 and and finances consumption with debt

02:00:15 how are you tell me your plan you're importing new workers but new jobs don't exist

02:00:24 and this isn't just england this is us too you must make things again

02:00:32 that means you have to have cheap energy and and reliable energy it means you have to actually 0.99

02:00:40 forget about these stupid egghead you know harvard university that were there 1.00

02:00:45 mush for brains is coming out why don't we have pride in vocational training anymore 1.00

02:00:53 Why is there no prestige attached to somebody who actually creates something?

02:00:57 I have walked around this city, and I have seen craftsmen that no longer exist.

02:01:03 I have seen their craft in the buildings and the furniture and everything in this city

02:01:08 that was done 100 years ago to 500 to 1,000 years ago, and it's beautiful.

02:01:16 Why is there no pride in that anymore?

02:01:23 We have tough times in front of us.

02:01:25 We have to rebuild manufacturing, the capacity, even if the transition is painful.

02:01:30 It means rewarding investment inside your own country instead of punishing it.

02:01:37 It means lower taxes for producers.

02:01:40 I've never worked for a poor man.

02:01:43 Now, that doesn't mean I want to work for the guy who is the banker who's never really worked again in his life.

02:01:49 Bankers are important, too.

02:01:50 But there's a lot of people that started poor, that worked hard, built a business.

02:01:57 Now they have money.

02:01:59 Why are you punishing?

02:02:00 They want to grow their business and hire more people.

02:02:04 Slash the regulations that choke small businesses.

02:02:07 Punish people who are running monopolies.

02:02:12 Punish corporations that are hollowing out our domestic labor.

02:02:17 Protect the strategic industries.

02:02:20 And secure our borders like sovereignty still means something.

02:02:24 They won't stop people coming across our border.

02:02:27 Well, we do now, but we weren't stopping people coming across our border in the middle of the night.

02:02:31 They're not stopping any boats, but they will stop Ezra Levant from coming in for one day just to cover a rally.

02:02:40 Here's the real problem.

02:02:44 You need leaders willing to endure being hated by all the cool kids.

02:02:50 You need people who can just be, I don't care.

02:02:53 I don't care what the establishment said. 0.90

02:02:54 Reagan didn't care.

02:02:55 Thatcher, Churchill, he didn't care.

02:02:58 Trump doesn't care.

02:03:00 Every institution that benefits from the current system will resist this fiercely.

02:03:07 You're seeing it every day.

02:03:10 And the media will call it cruel.

02:03:13 Universities will call it regressive.

02:03:15 Global corporations will call it dangerous.

02:03:17 career career politicians will warn about instability but what they call stability now

02:03:24 feels like a lot a lot like just slow decline for millions of ordinary people

02:03:29 the irony is that true conservatism it was never supposed to protect systems that don't work

02:03:38 it's the job of saving the principles and the systems that do work and get rid of all the

02:03:44 stuff that doesn't or never has.

02:03:47 It was supposed to protect the people who built the nation in the first place.

02:03:51 The shop owner, the mechanic, the welder, the nurse, the electrician,

02:03:55 the mom trying to hold a family together while prices are climbing faster than wages.

02:04:00 The little guy.

02:04:03 That always gets mocked now.

02:04:05 But it is the little guy that built Britain.

02:04:08 It was the little guy that built America.

02:04:10 And if these countries are ever to be restored, truly restored, it's not going to come from Davos.

02:04:17 It's not going to come from the central bank speakers or another five-year government framework.

02:04:24 It's going to come from the moment leadership remembers that nations are not balance sheets.

02:04:31 It's not about the collective.

02:04:32 It's about people, individual people who want to work with dignity and live in a town with safe streets and a home they can afford and borders that mean something.

02:04:44 A culture that feels connected instead of fractured and a government small enough to leave them some room to breathe.

02:04:50 That's not radical.

02:04:52 That's common sense.

02:04:53 It used to be common sense from the common man.

02:04:56 and we'll all begin to thrive again when we stop using elitist sense

02:05:02 and return to common sense more in a minute

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The Glenn Beck Program - May 15, 2026

Why Glenn's Upcoming UK Speech Might Get Him BANNED ｜ Guests： Tommy Robinson & Ezra Levant ｜ 5⧸15⧸26

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