00:04:52.560Did this happen in one place in your country of origin or does your fear extend to all parts of the country?1.00
00:04:58.980Duh, what kind of an idiot wouldn't know how to answer those in order to advance his asylum claim?0.99
00:05:05.440We don't know how Al-Adid responded to these questions, but whatever his answers were, he was granted the right to stay.1.00
00:05:11.460And it's no wonder they didn't foresee that he was a lunatic who not only nearly beheaded a man, a citizen, but also then apparently when he got to the hospital, threatened to kill a radiologist.
00:05:27.280because they never actually met with him before they gave him a five-year permission to stay
00:05:34.280based on his asylum claims. No one actually interacted with him. They just read his paper
00:05:42.060statement. This is unbelievable. This is no way to screen for lunacy into your country.
00:05:47.780And that's how we wound up here. Joining me now is Lawrence Fox. He's an actor. He's an activist.
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00:07:11.980agency, LLC, a licensed insurance company. Lawrence, great to see you again. This is a
00:07:18.800nightmare. I mean, what's happening? I know you are currently in Italy and it looks amazing there,
00:07:23.500but back in the UK, we had a second night of fires and protests and anger, anger, because
00:07:33.280what we talked about on the show yesterday seems near universal now amongst the media in the UK,
00:07:39.420which is they are very, very focused on why people showed the video and why they're talking
00:07:46.700so meanly about immigrants now in the wake of this. Your thoughts?
00:07:51.480It's very interesting, isn't it, that instead of being upset about the person who
00:07:56.700tried to cut someone's head off, they're more upset about the fact that we've seen a video
00:08:03.880of the person that they tried to cut their head off. And we've had the Irish First Minister today
00:08:08.620saying that it's terrible that we've seen the video.
00:08:12.140Europe is very much further down the road
00:12:34.520and you see the two-tier justice system in the United Kingdom,
00:12:36.940to be forced to worship at the altar of diversity is insane.0.98
00:12:40.980You're getting to the point where your average British person would rather be called a racist and protect their family than they would put up with this rubbish.0.96
00:12:51.680And you're suffering from the same woke-minded liberal politician policies that we are, where I was looking at the numbers.0.77
00:13:01.480the Rishi Shunak promised when he was prime minister to clear a backlog of 92,000 asylum
00:13:10.780cases, 92,000. It was privately described within the home office as the quote grant factory in
00:13:18.560reference to the huge numbers of asylum seekers granted refugee status. It was dubbed by critics
00:13:25.000dangerous folly, asylum amnesty in all but name. And yet he did it and he was proud of it.0.57
00:13:33.380And they reduced the screening process to just 10 pages of paper with asinine questions like
00:13:40.980describe the group that you're afraid of in your home country. Did it apply to the whole country
00:13:46.460or just parts of the country? And then you got your permission slip to stay in which this guy
00:13:51.420was sicked on the UK people for five years and there are tens of thousands, there are hundreds
00:13:58.920of thousands just like him. So where's the accountability for Rishi Sunak? All I saw in
00:14:04.340the paper yesterday, Lawrence, was the most fervent anti-immigration group saying,
00:14:10.900we're going to stop Sudanese asylum claims for now. That doesn't even begin to cover it.
00:14:16.720if you if you come from where i where i live i live in a place where a lot of polish people
00:14:23.780came to britain and offered their great and wonderful skills to the united kingdom
00:14:29.000those people were complained about in the united kingdom so they they changed the policy and they
00:14:34.920they brought in people from other parts of the world sudan and all this sort of stuff and it
00:14:39.260and it's ended up in a in a position where we're going absolutely not a single person wants this
00:14:46.220guy here trying to behead someone that's absolutely awful and we need to we we have to get to a place
00:14:53.700where we go this is completely completely wrong and um i listened to your introduction and i i
00:15:00.780thought it sort of like made me giggle because i was like you're trying to pronounce all these
00:15:04.380british names and it's rishi sunak and it's this and it's that these people are not these are first0.52
00:15:11.420second and third generation immigrants that are taking over the policies of the country
00:15:41.740today, I was watching today and I was listening
00:15:43.780say that we've become ungovernable because the judicial system won't do it you and i have spoken
00:15:48.880before about what um the persecution i am under they're trying to put me in prison for many years
00:15:54.540and tommy who is trying to get online at the moment they're trying to lock up the people that
00:15:59.840were just pointed out tommy for example who they call a far right person is actually an ultra
00:16:04.820libertarian he's not right wing in any way at all like you couldn't even he's i don't even know what
00:16:11.020the term far right means anymore i have no idea far too right is what it means then that's all
00:16:16.960of us in their view right any amount of right is far too yeah and and it's we just we're going to
00:16:23.880see these are people these are ordinary people i go and spend time with these people all the time
00:16:28.460they are ordinary people and they would rather be called a racist and protect their children from
00:16:32.420being murdered than they would be called a racist and that's an awful thing because western society
00:16:37.660revolves and and it circulates around this idea that certain smears and slants are important like
00:16:44.200cowardice was always very important back in the day and racism was important but now these words
00:16:49.780mean nothing they mean absolutely nothing at all and and you you have it in america and and we've
00:16:56.240seen with the awful trial of kamalo anthony it's like oh my goodness you sit there and you go this
00:17:03.740is what happens when you entitle people it's a very negative thing to do is to entitle someone
00:17:09.700to my wife is not white for example I would never turn around to my wife and say right well you know0.90
00:17:15.700you're a victim and therefore you're entitled to be upset if you get put in jail because you0.93
00:17:19.860stabbed someone it's insane these policies are insane they're insane and what will happen is
00:17:26.280there will be a correction we will correct it and it will be horrible to correct it and I'm
00:17:30.780very sad about it, actually. Yeah. If the government won't, the people will. That's
00:17:35.460what we're seeing. The people have gone along for years now. I mean, I was on Fox News in the mid
00:17:42.9602010s. It was around 2015, right, when Angela Merkel was letting them in by the million
00:17:49.940into Germany, you know, refugees from Syria and elsewhere and changing the face of Europe.1.00
00:17:58.280The UK was almost as guilty. Like this has been going on now for more than a decade, just open borders. And we are seeing the effects. You talk about Elon Musk and his role in calling attention to some of this. Let's not forget what he did on the rape scandal that happened in the UK with Muslim men who were raping young white girls.1.00
00:18:17.460And there was no accountability for far too long because of the races, because they were sensitive to pointing the finger at a bunch of brown skin men who were Muslim who happened to be raping young white girls.0.98
00:18:30.120I mean, that sounds made up. That sounds like something some lunatic would accuse the government of doing. But it was real, Lawrence. And then just on the heels of this, in the paper right now is a story about three or four men who raped a young white teenage girl in the UK.0.99
00:18:48.860They had her in a hotel room for a day. They drugged her. Then there were three young children who were stabbed viciously outside of their school by another guy. It's like the crimes are so dastardly you can hardly believe it.0.73
00:19:07.140And yet, over and over, it seems to me that the UK government has either ignored it or wanted to shove it under the rug, or at a minimum, will not talk about the bigger picture, what's happening to the culture here.
00:19:19.320Well, there's something about the fact that every, you know, there's something wonderful in the biblical aspect of every single human life is sacred, and that we're all really, really important, all of us, black, white, and all the other colors in between.
00:19:34.700and that used to be a paradigm that we we took as a as a as a as a progressive genuinely progressive
00:19:42.180western civilization we we would think that you know you are amazing and you're wonderful and i
00:19:47.060hope you succeed but this woke racism of turning around to black people specifically and certainly
00:19:53.520what we call ethnic minorities in the uk or migrant populations or whatever we call them
00:19:59.160is to say that in some way you are less than the person that you are trying to
00:20:03.660we want you to replace. It's insane. We have to live in a world, and I'm afraid it has to be a
00:20:11.580Christian-centric world, where we say that every single one of your lives is sacred. You can
00:20:17.920achieve well beyond the barriers of your class and your financial situations. You know, that's
00:20:25.040actually where the inequality really lies in life. It's not about skin colour. So you find
00:20:30.300entitlement what happens is you create entitlement so i mean i can't begin to guess what the0.93
00:20:36.800government are going to tell us that this sudanese lunatic savage did but they will blame it on0.96
00:20:42.340mental health that's what they will do but if a white person did it they would blame it on0.98
00:20:46.540political extremism so we're left in this world where white people have absolutely no defense to
00:20:54.020poor behavior in their own community but if someone of any different ethnicity or color
00:20:58.200can turn around and say, well, I'm a victim, I'm the oppressed.0.83
00:21:00.980And it's just a global communist hellhole.
00:21:04.600And I don't really understand, other than in Britain,
00:21:08.120I can't see any way out of it other than extreme civil disobedience.
00:21:13.380Because white people in this country are treated like second-class citizens.0.89
00:21:19.320And the people who pay the taxes in this country are the white people.0.59
00:21:23.120With all due respect to everyone who's not white who pays taxes in Great Britain,0.87
00:21:27.140It is the indigenous white population of Britain that pays the taxes, that pays for the hotels of the man who, our good friend, Mr. Al-Adid, who sounds like a cast member from, you know, Sacha Baron Cohen film The Dictator.1.00
00:22:19.720It's big. It's it is suicidal empathy. I mean, I think feminists find their own empowerment in somehow in part allowing themselves to be taken advantage of, allowing themselves to sort of lay down at the altar of some of these woke gods without a care for who will be affected.
00:22:40.380You know, even if it's even if it's another woman, even if it's like a young girl who is on her way up and is going to be the next wave of feminists like you can understand the radical feminists not really giving two shits about men, but like they don't care who the victims are.
00:22:56.760it's about themselves, making themselves feel good. They're good people. They're standing for
00:23:02.420the right things, which includes against men and their toxicity. And that means we have to
00:23:07.540have open borders. We have to welcome the less than, and that makes us somehow better people.1.00
00:23:12.420I mean, it's about small egos that need to feed. So I think, yeah, they definitely have dirty hands1.00
00:23:17.680in this. It's very interesting because there's been lots of polling done in the UK as people,
00:23:22.380because we're trying to dig into this and find out what's actually going on. Why are people
00:23:26.360behaving in this entirely irrational upside down type of way and there's been a lot of polling of0.95
00:23:31.700what would happen if only women were allowed to vote uh if only women were allowed to vote
00:23:37.940and the women would vote in these insane green party people in the uk who on the one hand believe0.68
00:23:45.500that queers for palestine and on the other hand believe that um you know we need to integrate0.80
00:23:51.700lots of muslim people into the uk so you're sort of left with this strange dichotomy which is to0.97
00:23:57.100include everyone which i think is quite a feminine trait to be fair but i i do wonder whether you
00:24:03.880know looking back over the history of the great of great britain back to 1200 you know in the magna
00:24:09.380carta why they insisted on passing down the the legacy and the inheritance to the to the male
00:24:16.500was because we would have if women were only allowed to vote in the united kingdom we would1.00
00:24:21.240have we would have lunatics in charge of this country and well and it's not just women though1.00
00:24:27.840it's also it's also feminized men yeah cucked men 100 they're the worst they're much worse than0.99
00:24:33.420women yeah right i mean they're right like a rishi sunak frankly yeah i mean they're they're0.97
00:24:40.840everywhere and they tend to get elected on over here on the democrat ticket it's one of the
00:24:44.840reasons people recoil now when they see some of the offerings coming off of that ticket i think
00:24:49.740we're starting to get it. I mean, we've had big, bold leadership over here in the form of Donald
00:24:55.040Trump, who is a walking middle finger. He's not perfect, but he's a huge start for us in winning
00:25:01.680this war. That guy on the Sunak numbers that I was offering earlier. So they have, you know,
00:25:06.940as I said, tens of thousands of claims that he said he would he would make sure got cleared.
00:25:11.32092,000. 95% of Sudanese asylum claims were granted. 95%. And no wonder, because here's
00:25:21.820what Sunak said in 2022. He acknowledged claims need to be processed, quote, in days or weeks,
00:25:29.760not months or years, and pledged to radically re-engineer asylum processing, quote, with
00:25:34.900shorter guidance, fewer interviews, less paperwork, and introducing specialist caseworkers by
00:25:42.460nationality. By implementing these changes, the government apparently expects to abolish the
00:25:46.940backlog of initial asylum decisions by the end of 2023. What was wrong with having a backlog?
00:25:52.200Who cares? So they have to wait. Keep the backlog. Here's an interesting one for you.
00:25:57.420So the new emerging, supposedly, right-wing party, but it's not. It's a replacement for
00:26:03.980the Labour Party, the trade union-driven Labour Party,
00:26:07.420which is called Reform, led by Nigel Farage,
00:30:16.680But I do think we had that uprising on the race essentialism and the trans thing, you know, that we did get to the point where it was hard.
00:30:25.320No. And I don't think the U.K. has gotten there yet.0.52
00:30:28.020I think you guys are hitting the immigration thing a little before we are.
00:30:30.860We're just you're at the end of your rope.
00:30:32.720We kind of got there with some terrible, brutal crimes that we saw with Lake and Riley and so on.
00:30:37.200But we haven't seen people rush to the streets over immigration the way we're seeing right now and the anger after Henry Novak like that.
00:35:05.620He, far from chastising anybody about their severe reaction to watching an attempted beheading of one of their countrymen, he would be joining them in expressing the horror.
00:35:14.100And that's what these politicians don't get.
00:35:18.300They'll say, like, oh, it was terrible, but the reaction is too much, and Elon and Tommy are to blame for it, and that's what's really—they don't get it.
00:35:27.600unless they feel it the way you feel it, the way Tommy Robinson feels it, the way even I feel it
00:35:32.100over here, they can't sell it. And the public knows they don't give a shit. They'll, if given0.99
00:35:37.880the chance, they would give another 92,000 from Sudan asylum tomorrow. We know it. The only answer
00:35:45.740is to oust these people and to rouse the hearts and minds who feel the same way into getting out
00:35:52.160on the streets and saying, no more. That's it. This poor guy who almost lost his head
00:35:57.900was a special needs guy. He already, it comes out, was attacked brutally back in 2002 by a
00:36:05.320drug dealer that was a roommate of his who set him on fire. This poor guy's been through a lot
00:36:11.280living in assisted housing now for people who are special needs. And he gets targeted by this
00:36:16.400low life. We got enough low lives in our country. You got enough in your country. You don't need a
00:36:20.540fucking in in incorporate the the ones from sudan to unleash hell on our citizens that's what i1.00
00:36:26.880can't stand they're like oh you know americans commit crimes yes but we have to deal with them0.99
00:36:31.060we don't have to deal with sudanese you shouldn't have to either but what happened to what happened
00:36:36.600to believing in ourselves you know to to saying the west we we we bought we bought the canon of
00:36:42.760common law across the world we stopped sati we stopped we we we bought free speech to the to
00:36:49.480to the world we ended slavery we did all this stuff that still exists today by the way
00:36:53.420what is going on and what is actually going on is in education i you know you and trans which
00:36:59.460you had a you've had an epiphany on which is great you know they start focusing on things0.97
00:37:04.440that just don't matter at all and what they do is a constant unending demoralization of our society
00:37:11.680and our people and when i say our people i don't mean white people i mean people that adhere to
00:37:16.640the british value system the civic nationalist people of the west of any color they have to
00:37:23.540moralize us so much that you can be racist white people to the point where a man who has stabbed
00:37:28.440someone in the heart his parents can feel aggrieved and his mother can feel aggrieved to turn around0.70
00:37:34.260and say you kind of deserved it i mean what on earth does that lead to that's what i want to know
00:37:40.680What does it lead to it? What positive does that lead to?
00:37:45.380And that that same dynamic is underlying all the cases that we are discussing, the Henry Novak murder, the attempted beheading of this white man by a black man from Sudan.0.71
00:39:26.560And also, more broadly, which is actually, this is a really harrowing thought, and I don't like it at all, but it's true.0.99
00:39:33.380If you think about the way the Western canon is spoken about these days, you know, the damage, the horribleness of the British Empire and white people in America and what white people did to America and Britain and all this sort of stuff.1.00
00:39:48.500Essentially, you're looking, you're talking about 7% of the global population would be identified as white.
00:39:54.920what's the end result of that revenge so i i think that your average working class white person in
00:40:02.300in certainly in the uk is certainly think they're going to take revenge on me for something i didn't
00:40:08.100do wrong so at that point you're looking at something truly truly tragic and you see it
00:40:15.560it's perfectly exemplified in the in the way that they say i wish you hadn't seen the video of the
00:40:21.480person trying to chop his head off because it's like actually what they should be saying what
00:40:28.720any sensible person would be saying was this is horrendous and we are going to deal with this
00:40:34.020so come up with a policy to say right okay even if it's not a what they would call a racist or
00:40:39.280far-right policy say anyone who is being granted indefinitely to remain in the united kingdom for
00:40:44.320no reason whatsoever are filling in a questionnaire perhaps we should remove them and return them to0.54
00:40:49.380where they are we have 40 000 islamic extremists on the british terror watch list and one of those
00:40:56.060people is going to do the same thing to someone else very soon and what and and i i mean i really
00:41:03.340hope i'm wrong but part of me just feels like we've been goaded into we've been goaded into
00:41:08.340allowing the government to impose yet further awful restrictions on the nature of how we can
00:41:13.520express ourselves freely via speech and then if we can't express ourselves via speech via other
00:41:18.920methods and it's just appalling and it's inevitable in the same way as tommy so nigel farage who who
00:41:26.360leads this um ponzi scheme political party the reform party in the united kingdom
00:41:31.080and he wouldn't have anything to do with tommy robinson tommy robinson was talking about what
00:41:36.800nigel farage's main policy platform issues are 20 years ago as a teenager with no education from
00:41:43.220Luton and that and and people need to know in America that these people are this establishment
00:41:50.460is not the British establishment is not coming to save you Tommy Robinson is the person who
00:41:56.660actually has the ear of the people in this country and I'm very proud to put my um my support behind
00:42:03.260him even though it's in Congress because you know he's a working-class lad from Luton and I'm a posh
00:42:07.620bloke from poshland but it's um it's uh we're in dire dire trouble tommy gets it tommy's been
00:42:17.160channeling the rage appropriately after henry and now in this i mean you hear him and you know he
00:42:24.580gets it we actually pulled a sound bite of him leading that protest you said you were at after
00:42:28.860henry novak was murdered and here's a little bit from that um that protest and this is a week ago
00:42:33.980It's amazing. This just happened. You know, the trial of Henry. It's been going on. It wrapped up, what, a week, two weeks ago. Here it is, that one.
00:42:42.180We know, every one of you watching this know, if Henry wasn't white, he wouldn't have been handcuffed.0.72
00:42:48.740Some of those that heard someone say this isn't about race, this is about race.0.77
00:42:53.460He was murdered because he was white. He was handcuffed.0.69
00:42:56.900do you know the murderer he didn't get handcuffed even after they found out he'd stabbed him five0.97
00:43:02.340times he still didn't get fucking handcuffed he still wasn't handcuffed he wasn't handcuffed0.91
00:43:10.560he wasn't handcuffed in the police car he wasn't handcuffed at the police station0.98
00:43:14.320they took him in the police station to choose what bloody meal he wanted exactly that's what0.70
00:43:19.260they've done that is the executive treatment given to non-whites the white boy who done nothing was0.94
00:43:26.380handcuffed the murderer in position of a knife who stabbed someone five times wasn't even handcuffed0.66
00:43:31.680he's there for the entire world to see not one word is untrue everything he said is exactly right
00:43:38.880and on the heels of that we now see this in northern ireland i don't it's it is a it's a
00:43:43.600powder keg over there at lawrence i don't know how much more the british people are going to take
00:43:47.760what's he talking about to me he's talking about fairness literally that's all he's talking about
00:45:59.680Congratulations, Tommy, on putting together an amazing event
00:46:03.140and really rallying the people of Britain.
00:46:05.800Elon, none of this could have happened
00:46:08.140without you giving the British public access to the truth
00:46:12.940and giving us free speech and fighting for our free speech.
00:46:15.780So on behalf of Great Britain and the British public, we're incredibly grateful, Elon.
00:46:20.360Elon, you spent an incredible lot of money on X.
00:46:23.640Why is free speech so important to you?
00:46:26.440Well, I believe you can't get to the truth of things without freedom of speech, without active debate.
00:46:32.020And there's so many on the left that want to just crush debate.
00:46:35.880In fact, this is a government against the people and not for the people.
00:46:40.900And then you see how much violence there is on the left with our friend Charlie Cook getting murdered in cold blood this week and people on the left celebrating it openly.
00:46:54.420The left is the party of murder and celebrating murder.
00:47:07.240I just I mean, and that's why. But that's why they say Elon is a Nazi. That is fake salute. That's why they say Tommy Robinson is to you can't have him in polite conversation because they'll say these things.
00:47:20.940I mean, it's why it's why you got fired from GB News. And we talked about that at length when you happen for making what? OK, fine.
00:47:28.540an off-collar joke about a woman who was dismissing the concerns of suicidal males in the UK.
00:47:35.860She's allowed to say that. You're not allowed to call her out on it. The guy on the street,
00:47:41.220he can do the beheading. We're not allowed to show it or condemn it or protest over it. These
00:47:45.700are the rules of polite society, or you get the far whatever label, or you get bounced out of
00:47:52.320oxford from having a real debate which i know you have an update on but that's that's what's causing
00:47:58.600the the anger like we're allowed to be angry over this stuff we're allowed to protest and argue and
00:48:04.640call out our governments what what is elon saying he's saying again which makes me emotional elon
00:48:11.520is saying i defend the right to free speech for people i don't agree with he's not defending the
00:48:16.780right to free speech for people he does agree with because free speech doesn't matter that way
00:48:20.940In the same way as Tommy is not, you know, people get very upset in England with Tommy for not being racist enough, so they just sit and call him a racist.
00:48:29.240But these are fundamentals to a, you know, I'd say secular liberal democracy, which is possibly where we're at.
00:48:39.400But, you know, in the West, we're probably more driven by biblical values.
00:56:44.500And can I tell you, it's not just like I'm going to show you the soundbite of some lunatic guy who's run for city council out there four times, never getting more than six percent of the vote.
00:58:37.780If a 300-pound man is beating me, like, on top of me and beating me down, I'm not limited to fist. You know, I would argue that even the only time we go into things like people's hands being considered deadly weapons is typically, like, if they're a professional boxer or that kind of stuff.
00:58:59.440But I think by the time you start getting to, like, football player, good argument.
01:06:38.360what he's said about Austin and how bad he feels. Nothing. Nothing. The perfunctory. Yeah. Regrets.
01:06:43.860Check. And then she was out of there. He had to stand alone for the actual sentencing that came1.00
01:06:49.840down. That's who they are as they've been pimping the race thing from the beginning. There's zero0.61
01:06:55.060evidence that race played any role in this case, although if it did, it was on Carmelo Anthony's
01:07:00.140part. Nothing, nothing about Austin Metcalf and their supporters from the beginning have been
01:07:04.500trying to say that the Metcalfs and that Austin was a white supremacist, nothing, nothing has come
01:07:10.080out suggesting that. By the way, even if he were, he wasn't, no evidence, but even if he were, it'd
01:07:15.580be irrelevant. He didn't do anything to Carmelo Anthony. He literally placed hands on him. That
01:07:20.860was it at Carmelo Anthony's insistence that he do it if he wanted Anthony to leave. And no sooner
01:07:26.920had he done it than a knife was in his heart and his life was over at age 17. These are the race1.00
01:07:32.440hustlers. I'm sick of this bullshit. I'm sorry. There was a time where I was feeling kind of bad1.00
01:07:36.980for them. They blew it. Not only that, but they took their $600,000 that they got in the GoFundMe
01:07:42.400or GiveSendGo. They rented this mansion. They've been living the high life, driving around in the
01:07:47.020nice car. And now you're mad? Now you're mad at the justice you received? You're mad at the legal
01:07:51.940services you received? You hired a shitty lawyer. He wasn't good, I admit. White, black could have1.00
01:07:58.020been either way. You decided to go with a white guy. He wasn't bad because he's white. He was0.77
01:08:01.940bad because he's bad. You could be a great lawyer as a black man. You could be a great0.99
01:08:06.740lawyer as a white man and vice versa. Look at Johnny Cochran, one of the best ever.
01:08:11.580But this is outrageous. Like this behavior is. It's beyond disrespectful. I kind of can't get
01:08:18.420my arms around like the gaslighting that these people are doing. And then there's poor Jeff
01:08:24.780Metcalf, the sweet father who has to deal with the loss of his boy for the rest of his life,
01:08:32.120who looks at his, his boy's twin Hunter. And can you imagine what that's like?
01:08:39.040The, the living image of your, your dead child walking around your house, but it's not him.
01:08:48.000It's so close to him, but it's not him. I wonder if it's a comfort or a curse.
01:08:54.780Oh, and poor Hunter. His brother, he was with in utero in every moment thereafter, and he will never share his wedding, the birth of his children, his professional accomplishments, his graduation from college, even from high school with him.
01:11:52.660And I'm sure it was comments like that over and over, not to mention the nasty jabs that these supporters have had for the Metcalf family.0.92
01:12:00.760Like, let's dig up Austin and stab him again.1.00
01:12:04.620And by the way, there's also a push now, a change.org petition to charge Hunter with assault, saying it's really important for accountability from these same cretins.1.00
01:12:18.020Hunter did nothing. Hunter held his dying brother in his arms. That's what Hunter did.0.99
01:12:23.040He was there when he came into this world and he was there when he went out. That's what Hunter's been through.
01:17:52.960So that was never that was because I know there was this pause and a lot of people thought that, you know, we were going to come back and he was going to take the stand and he didn't.
01:18:01.880So that was never an option that had never been discussed of him taking the stand.
01:18:06.540That's why we just need a new it. We need we need somebody who's going to fight.
01:18:11.620That's what I'm going to say right now. We just need somebody going to fight.
01:18:16.160okay so he's saying that the prosecution didn't make its case and that's why he that's a lie
01:18:22.960that's a lie a first-year law student knew that the prosecution had made its case
01:18:27.760and by the way then the judge said explicitly they've made a case because you move for a
01:18:32.700directed verdict arguing that they hadn't made their case and the judge said no they've put up
01:18:37.220enough that you know it should go to the jury and you had the opportunity right then and there to
01:18:41.160say do we the reason they didn't put him on the stand is because i guarantee you he was not a
01:18:45.380sympathetic witness. He would not have made a good witness, very clearly. Look what the mother
01:18:49.900was able to muster. Yeah, regret. Check. Bye. What do you think? You think Carmelo would have
01:18:54.840been way better, and so instead they let her be the face of it? No. If Carmelo could have mustered
01:19:00.080one tear for anyone other than himself, when did he cry? When he was found guilty. Oh,
01:19:06.840that's the first we saw any emotion out of him. He wouldn't look the Metcalf family in the eye.
01:19:13.400he wasn't man enough. That's why he pulled a knife and stabbed Austin Metcalf, because only
01:19:19.700someone who had to prove how tough he was would ever even consider such a thing as an option.1.00
01:19:27.700He's such a small, pathetic little man. That's the truth about Carmelo Anthony. That's why he0.99
01:19:34.560did what he did. He appears to have been raised by a couple of race hustlers, and therefore he
01:19:40.120looked for insult at every turn and almost certainly understood the please leave our tent
01:19:47.200directive as some sort of racist looking down upon you message, as opposed to you're on an
01:19:54.060opposing team for today's purposes. We're in battle. That's how every athlete looks at these
01:19:59.880things. What are you saying? Even in tennis, my kids are in tennis, which is, you know, it's not
01:20:05.260like hand-to-hand combat the way football or some of these other sports are, you don't really
01:20:11.200fraternize with the opponent during the breaks. After? Yes, totally. But like during, while it's
01:20:18.520going on, you're quote enemies. Not the kind that Carmelo Anthony thought they were, where you
01:20:26.840actually kill the other person, but enemies in that don't hang in my tent. For the next four
01:20:32.980ours, our only mission is to beat you, not to befriend you, not to hang out with you,
01:20:39.640and not to mention you talk strategy when you're on the sidelines with the team,
01:20:42.800and you definitely don't want a competitor in the penthouse with you. Why didn't Carmelo Anthony
01:20:47.280know any of that? Any athlete or someone like me who's not an athlete know that. We would all know
01:20:52.780that because he'd been raised by two grievancy race hustlers. Why else would they hire Dominique0.78
01:20:58.880Alexander as the spokesperson. And why else would they be arguing the way they are with
01:21:03.340the grandmother? Racist, racist, biased. That's you created this situation. You created what0.99
01:21:11.960happened to your son and what happened to Austin Metcalf. Shame on you. All I want to hear from0.53
01:21:15.720you is you're sorry. You're sorry. We're going to take a break. We're going to come back with
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01:22:41.880ain't no fucking judicial justice for black people how many motherfucking decades and decades have to1.00
01:22:51.960go by where you don't receive that your justice is fucking frontier justice they kill one of y'all1.00
01:22:58.760you kill one of them our toughest soldiers1.00
01:23:04.280ain't gonna do shit i'm talking to you1.00
01:23:13.160you ain't gonna do shit but kill up on your own0.99
01:23:21.960I don't know. What does that mean? You kill one of ours, we kill. One of ours was killed. What is that? The narrative is being completely turned on its head. A white man was killed by a black man here. That doesn't make it the fault of all black people. It certainly doesn't make it the fault of all white people. What is this?0.99
01:23:45.660welcome back to the megan kelly show uh we're going to bring in mike solana he's the founder
01:23:50.880of media company pirate wires as well as the chief marketing officer of the venture capital firm
01:23:55.980founders fund and we have found him to have a lot of wisdom on a lot of subjects
01:24:00.260mike welcome back great to see you great seeing you thanks for having me this is kind of crazy
01:24:03.840oh man it's right this is kind of crazy it's so nuts i was obviously i was listening to your
01:24:08.340segment um i think maybe one of the most striking things about this to me is we're actually we're
01:24:14.400not even inside of a, one of these crazy moments of racial tension. Like this is, this is actually,
01:24:21.420we're not in the middle of BLM. You know, we're not, this is, this is, I mean, so much about this
01:24:25.460reaction reminds me of the OJ stuff. We have these famous pictures of, of mixed race college
01:24:32.440dorms. There's this one in particular where you see all of the white people watching this clearly0.75
01:24:37.380guilty person get off in horror and all of the black people cheering. There was a lot going on
01:34:40.180so they do this for everybody out here yeah they come out here all the time
01:34:43.920okay so it's starting to explain where the magical votes were found in the mail-in vote mike i mean
01:34:51.720i have this is i don't think that a democracy is healthier um if you happen to have a really0.57
01:34:59.460really high turnout among meth addicted hobos who live under the bridge like like this ground
01:35:04.960floor. I don't think that makes for a better system. Uh, I do also, I would, I would love to
01:35:09.820be comparing though the, the turnout of meth addictive hobos who live under the bridge in LA
01:35:15.540versus other cities, because it seems from what I'm looking at by the numbers, like very, very,
01:35:20.420very high. Um, you have hundreds of ballots coming in, uh, going into homeless shelters with no beds,
01:35:26.820uh, all, all turning up. You have, uh, the post was reporting something like 7,500 associated,
01:35:32.060like homeless, homeless ballots being turned in. I don't, or to these sort of centers, right?
01:35:39.400That's how you kind of get at the question of, are these people homeless? If their address is
01:35:43.200a homeless shelter, then probably they're homeless. Or that is what, that is what, you know,
01:35:47.760we're thinking here. This is just all obviously a recipe for fraud. I mean, I don't, I live in
01:35:56.080San Francisco. There are lots of drug addicted homeless people here. If you've ever had a
01:36:00.360conversation with one. These are not people who are like, oh, I better turn in my mail-in ballot.
01:36:04.340It's election season. I really find Nithya Rahman's housing policy compelling. Can't wait to vote.
01:36:11.520That's just not fucking happening. And the fact that we're expected to believe it's happening0.98
01:36:15.800is absolutely maddening. And so now what you have in the New York Times, just this morning,
01:36:20.060you had this thing on like, what did we learn from the Pratt loss or whatever? And it opens up
01:36:25.400with this really frustrating thing that I've seen. Matt Iglesias began it on the center left.
01:36:30.360This is their position. Their position is, man, all of these dumb Pratt voters on Twitter really, truly believed that Pratt was going to win as a Republican in like a 90% Democrat city. And they're just going off about this sort of lie that people were delusional and believe Spencer was going to win outright.0.74
01:36:48.840And they're doing this to make a cartoon character out of his supporters to obfuscate the real issues, which are like mail-in ballots are out of control, registering homeless people to vote, and then ballot harvesting drug-addicted homeless people to push someone like Nithya over the edge is outrageous.0.83
01:37:07.080I mean, 7,500 is just the number that we know.0.93
01:37:09.200She only won by like 30,000 votes, I think she's up at this point.
01:37:12.720Like, that's the one piece of reporting that we have on this.
01:37:15.380Like, we have no idea what is going on in that city other than it seems like more people voted in this election than the last, and there are less people in L.A. than the last election.
01:37:24.340There's just nothing but smoke here, and we're not going to talk about it because this is America, and in America, when a far-left person wins, we just pretend everything is fine.
01:38:31.540If the law is set up to say you can mark your ballot with an X or a slash, they are thinking about an elderly person who suffered a stroke.
01:38:42.700That's what they are not thinking about Skid Row junkies who get corralled by Democrat groups who then are the witnesses who can sign to say, I attest that, you know, Skid Row's Mike Solana was truly the one who marked that X.
01:38:59.560I didn't know ballot harvesting was a real thing until this election.1.00
01:39:03.060I genuinely believed it was a right-wing conspiracy.
01:39:05.560I thought it was like a thing that Fox News talking heads talked about just to like, you know, throw smoke out there.
01:39:11.040There was no way in my mind I thought that this was a real thing that existed in Los Angeles.
01:39:15.420And that is now, I mean, we are seconds away from it being defended as like sacrosanct.
01:39:20.740If we got rid of ballot harvesting, if we couldn't have a democratic operative rounding up 7,500 drug-addicted homeless people to vote for Nithya Raman, we would not have democracy.
01:39:30.900It would have died in darkness at that point.
01:40:15.680You don't think they can't control it, Megan, they have a disease. You have to listen to what they think about police brutality. Like maybe, but also here's a practical question. If they're living under a bridge, like what is their address? I know people in Los Angeles who are in Los Angeles, but they're just a little too far south or a little too far north. They couldn't, they could not vote in this election. Where, where does this person live? Like, I don't understand how, I don't understand that piece of the puzzle.
01:40:41.980Like there are practical questions. There are moral questions. We're not going to get answers to any of those questions, though.
01:40:48.720Yeah. And I read one report that said, even if you're going to go with, OK, every single homeless person at this shelter went through this ruse of the slashy mark witnessed by some Democrat operative who then clearly filled in the name Nithya Raman.
01:41:03.440even if we're going to go with that is like that's that's how it was done and technically
01:41:07.320it's within the letter of the law there i read a report i can't remember the paper but it was a
01:41:12.360credible paper it was either the the the times or um the journal i'm trying to remember anyway
01:41:17.680they reported that their their the numbers were too big for the homeless shelter like they didn't
01:41:21.620have this number of homeless at these particular shelters so there's reason to believe even the
01:41:26.500fraud, cheating, whatever, as set up, is being exploited wrongly.
01:41:32.360They didn't have the beds. And of course, we know that someone-
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01:43:38.780the petitioner brenda brown hands cash money to the homeless person not only for signing the
01:43:46.480california ballot initiative but also as payment for them to register to vote now because you
01:43:52.100have a register i need to register you so i can get paid too okay you guys i need to get paid
01:43:57.200that is a federal felony and it didn't just happen once it happened over and over and over again we
01:44:06.700We personally witnessed and covertly filmed this happening at least 28 times over the
01:44:12.360span of our investigation, and that is just in Los Angeles.
01:44:16.420Many of the homeless have zero understanding of what it is that they're actually signing.