00:19:55.200Two Democrat governors have also said in Colorado and New York that they're going to opt in as well.
00:20:01.280I'll get to school choice because that's the major topic.
00:20:03.860But while we're on Trump, I've been very critical of Trump in recent months.
00:20:08.300But I do like to give credit where it's due.
00:20:10.120And I've met with a woman at the White House who is the faith office liaison for the Department of Education.
00:20:16.260And she has been ensuring that Christianity is no longer oppressed or suppressed in education.
00:20:23.040And we've had a few wins that the Ten Commandments can go back in the classroom.
00:20:27.300The Bible can go back in the classroom.
00:20:28.740There was obviously a win in Texas very recently on this.0.58
00:20:30.860So we're seeing the faith, the Christian faith of this Christian nation returning to the classroom when the Marxists have tried so long to drive it out.
00:20:36.700Yeah, that's a huge step in the right direction
00:20:40.160But I will say, when someone else gets into office
00:20:42.360That's a Democrat, they're going to try to reverse
00:20:44.100All this progress under the Trump administration
00:20:46.420And I think it's inherent in the problem
00:21:01.080Does not infringe upon the establishment clause
00:21:04.660You're not creating a state-sponsored religion just by teaching kids about the Bible.
00:21:10.320And I would say that – I would go further and say that the schools in general, whether they're private or public, it is impossible for them to be totally neutral.
00:21:21.080Someone's values are going to be in there.
00:21:22.800And if you don't have God, if you don't have Christianity, if you don't have religion, they're going to replace it with something else.
00:21:28.740And we've seen them doing that already.
00:21:30.460They now worship the altar of woke ideology, even in Texas public schools.
00:21:38.060The State Board of Education can take steps in the right direction.
00:21:41.420But at the end of the day, if you have a radical activist at the front of that classroom, when they close the doors, they basically have a captive audience, your children, and they can subvert everything you're trying to do at home.
00:21:55.120One, that's why school choice is so important.
00:21:57.120Two, that's why school board meetings are so important.
00:21:59.740And three, that's why state level legislation and enforcement is so important to eternal vigilance is the price of liberty.
00:22:07.400You can't just say, oh, I live in a red state. Everything's going to be fine and dandy.
00:22:11.240Oh, we are state board of education past this or that policy. Everything's going to be fine.
00:22:15.440You have to watch out what's happening. You have to get to know the person who's teaching your kid.
00:22:21.160And at the end of the day, you're at an impasse and you can't hold that person accountable for whatever reason.
00:22:26.400Maybe it's going through the legal system. Maybe that takes too long. And meanwhile, your kid's stuck there. You need to try to homeschool your kid. You need to try to get them into a private school if that's possible. And then even then, you can't just say, oh, they're in a private school. Everything's fine either because you have radicals in every type of system.
00:22:43.060I will just say that the private sector is more conducive to responding to these competitive pressures where if you say, hey, I'm going to take my money somewhere else, maybe they'll start to listen to you instead of trying to hide things behind your back.
00:22:59.020And one last thing I'll say on this topic, Calvin, is that I would say the government school system, they try to throw these arguments against school choice, and they try to say that, oh, we can't have the Bible in public schools.0.77
00:23:10.720And they'll try to use the Constitution to try to justify that, which there's no legitimate argument for doing so.
00:23:16.820Why don't we turn that argument around on them and say, I would argue it's more likely that the government school system today, if you don't have school choice, it's a violation of your First Amendment rights.
00:23:30.120Why? Because we have compulsory education laws.0.82
00:23:51.120If you want to get a good grade, you have to regurgitate all the far-left talking points or at least pretend that you support these ideas,
00:23:58.200or at least you feel like you're you're you have the fingers on your thumbs on the scale to get
00:24:03.180you to do so and i'd argue this the only way out of this to make it constitutional is to at least
00:24:10.140give the parents to take their money somewhere else so that they're not stuck somewhere where
00:24:14.740they're being compelled under the thumb of government uh to support one particular ideology
00:24:20.420which happens to mostly be a left-wing ideology absolutely you made a very important point there
00:24:26.380when he talked about the fact that you can't be complacent just because you live in a red state
00:24:31.380and we fight for freedom but when we win we have to fight to preserve our freedoms because they
00:24:36.880will rapidly be taken away from us by the left. So which brings us to the topic of school choice
00:24:41.740and why it is so important. Betsy DeVos is from here in Michigan and I believe when she was
00:24:46.440Secretary of State for Education was pushing for the idea of an education account that follows
00:24:50.840students and I know you've said similar things as have some of the other activists in your area.
00:24:55.960this idea that the money should follow the pupil so that when the pupil chooses or the parent
00:25:01.260chooses where the pupil is educated but the state funds the pupil rather than the area school so
00:25:06.460it's no longer a postcode lottery it doesn't matter where you are born that doesn't dictate
00:25:10.800what kind of education you get it's where your parents choose to send you how far along are we
00:25:15.000progressing with the school choice debate oh we're winning so much i'm almost getting tired of winning
00:25:20.340i will say i already mentioned the the 31 states that opted into trump's program but you know it's
00:25:25.860a few thousand bucks here or there. That's not the biggest win. I'd say most of the momentum
00:25:29.540has been at the state level, mostly in red states. 18 Republican-led states have now passed what I
00:25:35.860call universal school choice, meaning there's no picking winners and losers. For decades,
00:25:40.940we kind of tinkered around the edges. It was like maybe scholarships for low-income kids,
00:25:45.700maybe scholarships for some special needs kids. And it was very small. It was progress. It was
00:25:51.280a step in the right direction, but it wasn't what Milton Friedman was really fighting for and what
00:25:57.200the real school choice movement was hoping for. But now we basically went from zero to 100 on
00:26:03.440that issue. We went from zero states to now 18 states with universal school choice starting in
00:26:09.5802021. That's more momentum for school choice in the past five years than in the preceding
00:26:16.020five decades. I mean, it's hard to overstate how much momentum's, you know, we're not done yet,
00:26:22.520right? We're not tired of winning yet. We need 50 states, not just 18, but at least we live in
00:26:27.480these laboratories of democracy. You have states like Arizona, they have over 100,000 kids using
00:26:32.940private school choice scholarships, including using this kind of education savings account
00:26:37.840thing that Betsy DeVos mentioned as well. It's, you know, the voucher idea is kind of the old
00:26:43.420school form where you could only use it for private school tuition and fees. The education
00:26:47.680savings account is kind of like a health savings account. You can only use health savings accounts
00:26:52.240for health expenses, but for education savings accounts, it's only for education expenses.
00:26:58.580And the funding can roll over from year to year. It gives you an incentive to economize,
00:27:03.120to find the lowest price at the best quality outcome. It's the best economic, if you're an
00:27:10.120economists, this is the best way to do it and how you would envision a functioning school choice
00:27:15.860program. You look at Florida, they have this as well. They have over 600,000 kids on school choice
00:27:20.920scholarships. And I will say it's the right thing to do. We knew that. We're already spending the
00:27:25.540money. And it's actually, it goes beyond that because the scholarships happen to be about half
00:27:32.200of what they spend in the government schools. So in Texas, we now have education savings accounts
00:27:36.760that just passed last year and the government schools here even in texas spend about 19 000
00:27:43.880a kid the scholarships are about half that about 10 000 a kid and so you save taxpayer money you
00:27:49.960create competition for the public schools to do a better job because now you can vote with your feet
00:27:54.440and take your money somewhere else and then the kids they're not stuck in an institution being
00:27:59.080brainwashed and so the families can find the school that best meets their kids needs they have the
00:28:05.480information on the ground that they know their kids educational needs certainly more than
00:28:10.280bureaucrats sitting in offices twiddling their thumbs hundreds of miles away they didn't they
00:28:15.320didn't know your kid's name but your the parents are in the position to be in the driver's seat
00:28:20.120to make the best choices for their kids and so that's that's kind of where we're at with the
00:28:24.680momentum we need some more blue states to come along that would be great but again you know
00:28:30.440If you look at the states and the predictions for which states are going to get more Congress members and Electoral College votes in the future, all six of the states that are projected to gain seats in Congress have universal school choice, except for Georgia.
00:28:54.880They have an ESA program, but it's not universal, but it's a pretty good one.
00:29:00.440Whereas the six or so states that are projected to lose electors, like in California, New York,
00:29:07.360they all, none of them have universal school choice policies. And so people are voting with
00:29:13.640their feet to places that make it easier to raise a family. And school choice is a part of that.
00:29:19.440And I will say Florida. Florida in 2018 was a purple state. And Florida in 2018,
00:29:25.480DeSantis barely won by like 0.3 points for governor.
00:29:33.320The Florida GOP now has two-thirds of each chamber, a supermajority in both the House and the Senate.
00:29:40.320And the headline in the Wall Street Journal in 2018 was that Governor DeSantis owed his victory in part to school choice moms.
00:29:50.140They looked at exit polling from CNN, of all places, which found that black moms in particular came out much higher than expected for DeSantis after his opponent, Andrew Gillum, called to get rid of the scholarship program that was at the time serving about 100,000 kids.
00:30:09.120It's about six times the size as it was even relative to 2018, which goes to show you how much growth there's been in the school choice movement.
00:30:17.980But parents, when they get school choice, they fight really hard to keep it. These parents who
00:30:23.580voted for DeSantis, they might have disagreed with a bunch of other policies, but they wanted
00:30:28.860their kids to get a better education than they had. So I think it's basically untouchable in
00:30:34.620Florida now. If the governor's race kind of turned Florida deeper red because of school choice with
00:30:41.340100,000 kids on scholarships, you now have six times that amount using private school choice0.99
00:30:46.220scholarships while savings taxpayer money at the same time, getting into more Christian schools,
00:30:51.700getting into schools that are aligned with families' values. I think Florida is well on
00:30:56.180its way. And this is why the teachers unions, whenever they hear any whiff of school choice,
00:31:00.660this is the number one thing they fight against. And with Trump's program, Randy Weingarten and
00:31:07.000Becky Pringle, who make over half a million dollars a year each, the head of the two major
00:31:11.420teachers unions. They put out a letter to all the Democrat governors begging them not to opt in0.93
00:31:17.280because, you know, two Democrats already said yes. The political winds are shifting. And I think if
00:31:23.120more Democrats can band together, the teachers unions won't be able to control them anymore.
00:31:27.380The problem is the teachers unions give over 99 percent of their political contributions to
00:31:32.040Democrats every single election cycle. It's a money laundering operation in their letter.
00:31:37.020They reminded the Democrat governors that it's in their Democrat Party platform not to support school choice policies.
00:31:49.740If you opt into school choice with Trump's program, we're going to try to primary you and use our political muscle to unseat you and get you out of office with a radical left progressive.
00:32:01.380And last thing I'll say is the National Education Association on this topic is they're having their annual convention.0.94
00:32:10.020I think today's the last day in Denver, Colorado, of all places, where they're going all in with transgender insanity in schools.0.98
00:32:16.560Of course, they picked Denver, Colorado.1.00
00:32:19.460But I just found their resolutions, their business items.
00:32:22.860They were crazy last year, but there were some more crazy ones this year.
00:32:25.820And one of the most eye-popping was that they're dedicating – they have a business item to dedicate over $5.2 million from teachers' paychecks to call to impeach President Trump and to remove him from office before the midterm elections in 2026, this November.
00:32:47.900They're calling for a march on Washington to do so.
00:32:52.360They want to spend teachers' paychecks to do so, millions of dollars.
00:32:56.540They're calling for universal health care.
00:32:59.660And they're also calling to spend over $300,000 in dues money towards creating a culturally responsive curriculum, which includes gender equity matters.
00:33:14.360I looked through all of these, Calvin.
00:33:15.820None of them had anything to do with education. No wonder our education rankings are in the gutter.
00:33:21.960They're focused on everything else. They're focused on creating more Democrat activists.0.90
00:33:28.340They don't give a crap. Why do you think during the May Day protests, why do you think there was all these anti-ice protests this year?0.98
00:33:35.980Well, they had a resolution to double down on the anti-ice extremism to call for this open borders lunacy.
00:33:43.660they want to dedicate over $200,000 towards that. And that's just the tip of the iceberg.
00:33:49.100There's so many other things I can go over, but it's just, they call for educational reparations.
00:33:54.260I mean, this is just off the top of my head. What the hell are educational reparations? I mean,
00:33:59.160they're calling to infuse anti-racism, so-called anti-racism and critical race theory
00:34:05.420into the school system. They want to divide people based on immutable characteristics and
00:34:11.300they want to spend more money just based on your skin color it's crazy i thought we it's it's just
00:34:17.600it's just nuts and this is why we need to defund the teachers unions get them out of politics
00:34:21.680take away their federal charter they have the backing of congress right now the only union that
00:34:26.780has a federal charter it's it's it's they get this false sense of legitimacy they they are not an
00:34:34.760education organization. They're a bunch of activists masquerading as educators, and they
00:34:41.700push their politics not just on your kids, but they're trying to push it throughout the entire
00:34:46.220country. Absolutely. They're not educators. They are indoctrinators. It's fascinating to hear you
00:34:51.240say this, Corey, because the parallels between here and Britain are almost identical. I've
00:34:56.160debated both the heads of the big teachers unions in Britain. They're both openly Marxist, yet they
00:35:01.960both get paid more than the Prime Minister. It's like the corruption is all there to be seen,
00:35:07.020and it's all about controlling the curriculum to indoctrinate a new generation of Marxist.
00:35:12.300However, over here in the States, you have much, I mean, school choice is better, but also you have
00:35:17.240much more control over the curriculum because you have your school boards. And I think school
00:35:21.140boards are absolutely fantastic. But every time I see a school board on social media,
00:35:25.640I see a conservative parent standing up or speaking out against a Marxist teacher or
00:35:30.540indoctrinator that's pushing queer theory, gender theory, critical race theory, or some kind of
00:35:35.540Marxist ideology onto children through the books, through the curriculum. Is there a program or
00:35:42.100scheme to encourage more ordinary, good, conservative individuals to join these school
00:35:47.900boards and take them over, take them away from the Marxists? Yeah, I know Monster Liberty has
00:35:52.500created a grassroots army. So basically, the teachers' unions were the only special interest
00:35:56.880for a while, but now we've got the kids' union. We have parents locking arms, and I think that's
00:36:01.920the only reason we've had this big surge in school choice. Politicians had to scratch their head and
00:36:07.700say, you know, the parents are voting for pro-school choice, pro-education reform candidates,
00:36:17.660so now you even have some Democrats at least pretending that they support school choice.
00:36:22.020In Pennsylvania, there's a guy, Josh Shapiro, and he included in his education platform in 2022
00:36:29.220a private school choice scholarship program called Lifeline Scholarships. It was a bill that
00:36:35.260was run by a Republican the year before. And, you know, he ultimately caved to the teachers union.
00:36:42.140He vetoed his own campaign promise of school choice, even line item vetoed a school choice
00:36:47.540provision. And, you know, he was trying to have his cake and eat it too, basically. He still
00:36:52.540hasn't opted into Trump's program. He's been kicking the can down the road saying, oh, I got
00:36:56.840to wait for more information. I need to, you know, but the decision is solely in the hands of the
00:37:03.080governor. He basically just said, you know, before said, oh, I support it, but the house is controlled
00:37:07.980by Democrats. I can't do it. You know, it's their fault, not my fault. He can't point the finger
00:37:13.180anymore. But so now he's just trying to kick the can down the road. But all that to say is that
00:37:17.360that you have high-profile Democrats at least pretending that they support school choice,
00:37:23.120that they're signaling that they support school choice. You got to do your due diligence and
00:37:27.480research these people because they lie all the time. But at least, you know, instead of them,
00:37:33.500they are reading the tea leaves. They are making political calculations in real time.
00:37:38.460And they're starting to see like, you know, I'm not going to be able to do this forever. I can't
00:37:42.740play both sides forever. And that they are breaking with the teachers unions, at least in
00:37:47.920spirit, at least publicly. That's a sign of good things to come. Now you have Jared Polis in
00:37:53.740Colorado, Kathy Hochul in New York opting into Trump's school choice program. That is a big
00:38:00.700step in the right direction too. And I think the more that the parents push back, the more the
00:38:06.420politicians are going to have to say, you know what, maybe we should listen to some of these
00:38:10.580parents, because you even have the head of Democrats for education reform. His name's
00:38:14.800Jorge Alorza. He's even saying, you know what? We dropped the ball on education Democrats.
00:38:19.940We need to support school choice, too, or else the Republicans are going to take a lot of votes
00:38:23.780from us. And so it's unfortunate that politicians make these kinds of calculations. It's not about
00:38:30.080what's right. It's about them trying to stay in power. But it's a sign of good things to come.
00:38:35.420Once we have bipartisan support, a nonpartisan support, we'll have school choice in all 50 states.
00:38:42.000And I will say the teachers who are not radical leftists, there are some conservative teachers.
00:38:47.380They need to opt out of the teachers' union.
00:38:50.660In the U.S., they used to be able to force teachers to pay union dues.
00:45:38.700Get your liability insurance for free.
00:45:41.180You can join a group of conservative teachers so that you're not the only one doing it.
00:45:45.740And you can keep more of your money in your pocket.
00:45:47.920I mean, that's a pretty easy ask. Optouttoday.com. And then also for parents, they need to fight back, go contact their state lawmakers because that's where most of the magic happens in education policy. I mean, it's a state level issue, even though in Congress they have some stuff going on too. But most of the money that's spent on K-12 education is at the state and local level. So run for school board, tell your lawmakers you want school choice to be passed. And if you have a school choice program, tell them to expand it.
00:46:15.240In Texas, for example, we have everybody's eligible for the program, but only 90,000 slots.
00:46:21.300They did it like a pilot program where it's capped in the budget.
00:54:14.260I remember you challenging him when you were on the Assembly,
00:54:16.300And I know Susan Hall has been challenging him since, and he will continue to deny the fact that he doesn't even know what a grooming gang is, never mind that they're happening in London, which seems like a massive deflection.
00:54:25.620Because we're talking about the lives of these young girls, for goodness sake. But this is where London is right now. Since your time on the Assembly, has things gotten better or worse?
00:54:33.900Well, I was an Assembly member from 2016 to 2021. Sadly, I wasn't re-elected as a London Assembly member then, so I haven't been on the Assembly for five years. But it's got worse.
00:54:46.300Because of the massive amount of immigration we've had after Brexit, after COVID from 2022 to now, it's called the Boris wave, but it's happened under Rishi Sunak mostly, and it's continued under Keir Starmer.0.52
00:55:03.300Over four million people have been given visas to come to the UK legally to work in care homes, to work in the NHS, to do menial jobs, unskilled work, which is completely unnecessary because there's enough British people to do those jobs.0.92
00:55:21.520But the Conservatives and Labour together, the whole Uniparty, have brought in masses of migrants, unskilled or low-skilled migrants, over the last four years.0.95
00:55:32.480Of course, many of them have gone into London. So London was rapidly changing demographically.0.97
00:55:39.140The feel of London has rapidly changed over the last 20 years, certainly the five years I was in the London Assembly.
00:55:46.020But even more so now, the acceleration has changed and we see migrant crime going through the roof with stabbings and rapings.0.97
00:55:56.040I don't want to say that word, but this is going on. It's not just in London.0.83
00:55:59.260And it's all over the country and it's all over other countries as well, where the program of replacement migration is happening.
00:56:06.460It's very obvious. But you have the whole uniparty will deny this is happening and smear me or anybody who mentions this as a racist or an Islamophobe or something or an anti-Semite.
00:56:21.260if you look at some of the organizations that are actually facilitating and pushing
00:56:27.240migration to come in. But this is obviously happening. It's on the website of the United
00:56:34.220Nations. Replacement migration is a document dated from the year 2000 that has been up online
00:56:41.100for 26 years. It's a plan. It's happening. And the changes that we see in Western countries,
00:56:48.700only exclusively western countries are obvious and very detrimental i mean you make some important0.96
00:56:56.520points there um i've just raised a book called the silent jihad on how islam is taking over the west
00:57:02.280the islamification of the west uh how it's taken over europe and how it's a warning to america not
00:57:07.540fall down the same path and we end with a conclusion that this is being pushed upon us
00:57:11.980by a certain demographic and as far as i know david you're one of the very few people in british
00:57:16.640politics, who's aware of both problems, the problem of Islam, and how it's contradictory
00:57:22.100to our own way of life, our own values, and it's taking over, but also the problem of Zionism,0.54
00:57:27.400of Israel, of the liberal Jews who are pushing this displacement of the Mohammedan people upon0.81
00:57:32.240us. Yeah, absolutely. You know, I just love my country. I want my country to be what it was when1.00
00:57:39.700I grew up you know it's a lovely peaceful uh prosperous place you could relax you could feel1.00
00:57:47.540well but with massive migration and it's not just you know people from Pakistan they are a big0.98
00:57:53.640problem the grooming gangs are mainly Pakistani men uh we know that um but you have problems with0.75
00:58:01.020um Indians coming in as well and the attitudes of some of those people are bringing and like you0.80
00:58:07.260said the attitude of Zionists, who are in many, many positions of power, both in the UK, even more0.78
00:58:16.260so in the USA. I mean, it's tracked. You can look at AIPAC, and you can see how many congressmen they0.71
00:58:24.420funded. And they are expected to toe the line of what AIPAC wants, of what Israel wants, of what
00:58:33.820Netanyahu wants, of what Zionists want, support wars in the Middle East, and support mass migration,
00:58:41.380support the H1N1 visas, I think they're called in America, support legal and illegal immigration
00:58:49.420into the UK. So all of these things are working together to the detriment of native people.
00:58:57.180And all I would say is, look, we need a period of very, very low immigration, very, very low numbers of visas given out so that we actually have a period of net emigration.
00:59:10.680So the 4 million people who've come over in this Boris wave, as it's called in the UK, can all go back legally and then we can start to get back to normal in our countries and have our nations work for the native people.0.96
00:59:29.360and it's both islamists and zionists who are actively acting together to change our countries0.96
00:59:38.760in a way that is not good yeah it's the h1b visas and i looked into the statistics the vast majority0.58
00:59:46.440of people applying for them are indian and so it's not even we're getting an influx of people
00:59:51.600that are needed with great skills it's just indians doing menial jobs and you're writing
00:59:56.100that the people pushing this are people from the Middle East who in fact don't have diversity0.81
01:00:01.300themselves and have an ethnostate which is why is that something that's okay for Israel but not for
01:00:05.380Britain and not for America we at NXR have some merch to this to this effect we want diversity
01:00:10.960for Israel David that's very based I like that I don't know if I could walk around with that t-shirt
01:00:19.360being the leader of a political party but I'll see if we can send you one anyway it's a funny shirt
01:00:24.940Yeah. Look, I mean, it comes to the religion, and I'm looking into this, actually. And you know,
01:00:30.640the thing is, in America, especially, you've got Christian Zionism. You've got tens of millions0.82
01:00:37.160of evangelical Christians who are Christian Zionists. There's many, many in the UK as well.
01:00:43.040We've seen nowhere near as another number there are in America. I would describe myself as an
01:00:48.000evangelical in terms of doctrine, in terms of, you know, Luther and the Oxford martyrs,
01:00:54.960Cranmer, Latimer and Ridley, John Knox, you know, they're very good doctrinally on trying to get
01:01:00.600back to the basics of what the Bible was in the Reformation. You know, you might disagree with me,
01:01:07.140being more on the Roman Catholic side, but, you know, I think we can agree that our countries
01:01:12.280are Christian and that's how they should be but most Christians have no idea what Judaism is
01:01:21.940for people who take it seriously and follow it because a lot of Christians just think oh well
01:01:27.840Judaism is just a little bit like Christianity it's the Old Testament but not the New Testament
01:01:33.820so we're very very similar and if they just accept the New Testament then we'll all be nice and0.87
01:01:38.440judeo-christian together but that's completely uh so far from the truth because the main book
01:01:46.400of judaism is the talmud but i'd never heard of the talmud until i was 50 years old no one had
01:01:52.240ever told me about it and in the talmud there are the noahide laws for the goyim um so the jews
01:01:59.760expect the goyim to keep the noahide laws which are they sound nice but they're seen through the
01:02:08.020prism of the Talmud, and it basically is a prohibition on Christianity. So if they're0.98
01:02:13.860enforced properly, you would be decapitated for idolatry, for worshipping Christ. And that's0.93
01:02:19.760what's in the Talmud. That's the religion of Judaism, if you take it seriously and you follow0.99
01:02:25.080the Talmud and you follow the Kabbalah. But most Christians have no idea about that because there's
01:02:31.540this propaganda word, which only really emerged in the 1930s of Judeo-Christian, which blinds
01:02:40.860people to the massive gulf and difference between the two religions and really the incompatibility.
01:02:47.440I mean, you know, I'm no fan of Islamism and Sharia law and the idea of a global caliphate,0.97
01:02:54.320But at least in Islam, Jesus is revered as a prophet. They deny his divinity. But in the0.97
01:03:01.800Talmud, Jesus is in, you know, excrement in hell. It's disgusting what that says about Jesus. And I0.99
01:03:11.120think Christians need to understand this, that what you've been taught that Judaism is, is
01:03:17.520completely different to what's written in the Talmud and what's written in the Kabbalah. And
01:03:22.980And if you understood that, you might have a completely different opinion of it.
01:03:27.860That's such an important point, because a lot of people do think that Judaism is just
01:03:33.100Christianity minus Christ, or the Bible minus the New Testament, and it's not.
01:03:46.920And so it's actually turning away from him, rather than just being without him.
01:03:52.340a distinct difference there and i think i thank you for explaining that because i think it made
01:03:55.780it very clear to people who are not necessarily awake to the problem yet but the world wants us
01:04:00.420to take a side the world wants us to choose either islam or israel which side do you choose david
01:04:06.020i choose christianity i choose my nation i choose western civilization you can't choose one or the
01:04:12.900other i would like all the muslims and all the jews to be saved in christ because the invitation
01:04:18.820of Christ, to come to him, to be forgiven for your sins, to be atoned for your sins and to get
01:04:24.980back into a right relationship with God is for everybody in the whole world. So ultimately the
01:04:30.680only solution ever that there's ever going to be to all of these problems all over the world
01:04:36.240is for everyone to come to Jesus because he's already done the work to save mankind, to bring
01:04:44.380us to a place where we are all one if we all come into the body of Christ. But people staying
01:04:49.820outside the body of Christ and then fighting for something different, whether it's people
01:04:54.920adamantly saying, I'm Muslim, or I'm Jewish, or you must follow the Noahide laws, or you must
01:05:00.680follow Sharia law. You know, there's always going to be death and destruction from those things.1.00
01:05:06.780And so I don't choose either of them. I choose my own civilization, which is based on Christ, which is based on the Lord Jesus Christ. That's the only way to ever get out of the mess that we're in.
01:05:22.980and you've been very explicit about this stuff and this is why you have a lot of support at
01:05:27.640heritage which is your party what are your plans for heritage are you going to stand in the second
01:05:33.220by-election in clacton once uh presumably farage is found innocent or guilty of this inquiry and
01:05:39.240then may have to re-stand again uh and do you have plans to stand in the national election in
01:05:44.180the general election in 2029 as well well for for the clacton by-election if there is a second one
01:05:49.980I'll cross that bridge when we come to it, you know, because I don't know if there will be a
01:05:53.560second one or not. But certainly, we stand in the scheduled local elections every year. We stood
01:05:59.960this year in the Welsh Senate elections in every single seat. And that was widely well received
01:06:07.680in Wales. You know, it wasn't reported on much in England, but we did very well there. And
01:06:13.740obviously there's lots and lots of seats up for election next May in local elections in England,
01:06:20.380Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. When the general election comes around, we will stand
01:06:25.320candidates in as many places as we can. I'll look to work with other parties if they are interested
01:06:33.320in doing so. Behind the scenes, there's one other party that we have an arrangement with. I'm not
01:06:41.740going to say which party it is, but we've worked with one other party already and will continue to
01:06:47.680do so. And if other parties would like to work with us behind the scenes so that we don't stand
01:06:54.420against each other, if we have similar principles and policies, I'm open to doing so. But that
01:07:01.400notwithstanding, we will stand in as many places as we possibly can, because I think we have the
01:07:06.800right principles and policies for the nation which you can see and you know they're all in
01:07:12.120our heritage party manifesto which is up online and it's a full manifesto covering every everything
01:07:19.400you could possibly want to know about in terms of policy from from grooming gangs to two-tier
01:07:25.620justice to inheritance tax to brexit to um defending our culture and heritage to speed
01:07:33.680limits to net zero, abolishing net zero, to not getting involved in foreign wars, all of these
01:07:40.880things that are, you know, the multitude of issues that we need to get right are all there in our
01:07:48.080manifesto. And it's a great manifesto, it's a great party, it's a great platform, and you're a great
01:07:53.860politician or political figure. I've supported you and your party for a long time. However, people
01:07:59.360always say why don't you join heritage and the answer is always similar in that it is such a
01:08:04.340small party and i don't mean that in a demeaning way it's just the fact of the matter the momentum
01:08:08.320hasn't been there and momentum is so difficult to gain in politics which is why these collaborations
01:08:13.360are important and it's good to hear you're working with another party and you're open to working with
01:08:17.180other parties but people often ask will there ever be unity on the right so heritage ukip
01:08:22.960reform reclaim restore and all the other ones that i've forgotten to mention um the other
01:08:31.760patriotic parties do you ever see any real unity on the right in the same way that the left seem
01:08:38.460to manage it not just in britain but across europe well some of those parties you've mentioned
01:08:43.020i've approached when they're not interested you know reform being the one that gets the most
01:08:47.860attention that at the moment has got the most members and the most money they're not interested
01:08:53.400in working with anyone else so their attitude is we are the dominant brand and everyone else needs
01:08:59.460to fall and just come in with us but they weren't interested in working with me they weren't even
01:09:03.960interested in you know having me join their team at all so um that that's a non-starter and now
01:09:10.800reform are so full of ex-tories from the last government you've got you know literally got
01:09:17.140four or five government ministers from the failed fake conservative party that have joined
01:09:21.840reform it is essentially the uniparty it is the establishment rebranded so i think really they you
01:09:29.500you have to let them go and say well they're they're not going to give the country what we
01:09:33.820need they're not going to be able to um do the right thing and you've seen that over the last
01:09:39.320four years i said that in my video this morning they were wrong on lockdowns they supported
01:09:44.620lockdowns, they supported injections, they supported war with Ukraine, they supported
01:09:50.020war with Iran, they support Israel no matter what. They also want to do this devolution,0.52
01:09:58.440which is bringing in county mayors everywhere, which will be a nightmare for local government,
01:10:03.380which will help to bring in more net zero, more Agenda 2030. So they're really wrong
01:10:09.360on so many issues so you know that that's the biggest one that you mentioned dealt with
01:10:15.240if you like and you know you you could talk about the others individually if you want but
01:10:19.800um you know as i said if if people are interested in in talking to me i'm open to talk to people but
01:10:26.460uh i've had very little interest at the moment apart from you know there's one party i'm not
01:10:32.060going to mention who it is it isn't one of the ones that you mentioned there it's a different
01:10:36.260one but um you know i'm very happy to be be collaborating with somebody else at the moment
01:10:41.940which is great um but where do you see british politics going do you think there even is a
01:10:48.020political solution and if so what is it how do we gain our country back david it's a numbers game
01:10:53.860and if everyone gets involved actively in politics and stands we can get our country back there are
01:11:02.260Probably tens or hundreds of thousands of activists on the dark side, if you like, cultural Marxists, Fabians, Bolsheviks, communists, whatever, who want to destroy our country.
01:11:14.880You can see that they're in positions of power now, not just in Parliament, but also all over the civil service, too, which is infested with common purpose trained people who are just obfuscating anything good that people want to do as much as they can.
01:11:31.600But it's a numbers game and we just need to get involved and learn about the system, learn about law, learn about politics and get in there, get elected and start changing things.
01:11:45.700And, you know, one thing that we do as the Heritage Party that doesn't get much attention, that doesn't get much publicity, is we are doing a lot of work behind the scenes to challenge this local government reorganization plan, Agenda 2030 issues, massive developments, disposal of land and assets, which local governments are doing, implementing digital ID on a local level.
01:12:13.920We're quietly acting on this, challenging local councils and local councillors and MPs as well, and having a lot of success in stopping things from being implemented on a very local level, which is where things are implemented.
01:12:31.720Because whenever there's a wind farm or wherever there's a solar panel array or a data centre or a 20 mile an hour limit or a digital ID camera going up, it's a local council that puts it in.
01:12:43.920And so we're challenging things on a local level, and we're having a lot of success. And we do have a growing team of activists who are acting, but that doesn't get any publicity. And so, you know, I would sort of maybe disagree with one of the things you said, that we're small, and we don't have a lot of momentum.
01:13:06.500We do have a lot of momentum, but it's just not seen because the mainstream media doesn't want
01:13:12.840to talk about us. They don't even want to acknowledge that we exist, but they know that
01:13:17.500we are active and we are successful on pushing back against the agendas that the globalists have
01:13:24.560and are imposing through the politicians on every single level. Well, that's a fair challenge. I
01:13:31.260accept that. And, you know, my platform is always open to you, David. If you have any wins and
01:13:35.780successes send them our way we'll happily get you on or your team to talk about it uh let's we want
01:13:40.560wins we want things to celebrate as much as you know the news is mostly losses at the moment so
01:13:45.420any good news you can send us is much appreciated yeah sure we'll do i'll i'll get some of my people
01:13:51.060to come and talk to you and uh you you can maybe interview madeline who's our general secretary
01:13:56.020is fantastic and she's doing a lot of good work in this area wonderful one last question uh because
01:14:01.540I know you also stood for the London Mayor previously.
01:14:31.120And it's so annoying and frustrating when you stand and then the media does this trick and they say, well, these people are major parties and major candidates and they report on them all the time.
01:14:44.240But those over there, they're minor candidates and they completely ignore everything that we do and say.
01:14:50.160And so because they designated me as a minor candidate, I didn't get any attention at all in the media, apart from, you know, my name was in the list when they wrote down the names of the people, which I think is very, very unfair in a democracy when we all pay £20,000 to enter the contest and then the mainstream media just don't give you the attention because they are the gatekeepers of information to a lot of people.
01:15:18.780And, you know, we're on social media, but there are still a lot of people that get their news from the BBC or from the Daily Mail or other, you know, legacy outlets is still the case.
01:15:30.920It's changing, but they still gatekeep information for a lot of those people.
01:15:36.440So I did it. I'm glad I did it in 2021.