The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters - May 28, 2025


The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1174


Episode Stats

Length

1 hour and 33 minutes

Words per Minute

177.66743

Word Count

16,626

Sentence Count

523

Misogynist Sentences

24

Hate Speech Sentences

42


Summary

In this episode of the lotus eaters, Dan and Nate discuss the departure of Tory leader Keegan Badenok, the election of a new Tory Prime Minister, and the future of the Conservative Party. We also talk about the Tory leader's recent interview with Sky News' Domonic cummings and whether or not he is actually a Tory.


Transcript

00:00:00.000 hello and welcome to the podcast of the lotus eaters it's number 1174 remarkably um it is
00:00:17.680 wednesday the 28th of may 2025 and i'm joined by nate aka mr hate reviews how are you sir i'm good
00:00:24.440 how are you yeah not too bad not too shabby some wednesday weather's quite nice out isn't it it's
00:00:29.800 quite nice here in the west of england it's not too bad or british summer yeah and hopefully we
00:00:35.180 might be joined by steven wolf a bit later um he's running a tiny bit late unfortunately life gets in
00:00:41.600 the way sometimes right okay so need to mention the trivium straight off the bat at the top of the
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00:01:32.000 support all right so the first topic for today um i just thought we could talk a little bit about
00:01:38.320 the tories and reform and um dominic cummings so recently on sky news dominic cummings did um
00:01:48.120 uh an interview with them where he talked about various things and he's sort of an insider
00:01:52.460 i wouldn't know exactly the degree to which he's plugged in i would have thought not as much as he
00:01:58.380 used to be when he was at number 10 but you can only imagine still massively in the know yeah i'd
00:02:04.080 imagine he's in that he's in the orbit isn't he oh god yeah that's sort of great deal that he would
00:02:08.000 know but yeah certainly not not to the rate that he did previously i know some people have had
00:02:15.040 criticisms of him but i quite like him um i think whenever he speaks nearly always it's interesting
00:02:20.100 yeah no i i like i like what he has to say i think you're right pretty much everything he does say is
00:02:26.480 interesting whether you agree with it or disagree it's always interesting and he's one of those
00:02:31.760 individuals that doesn't really mince his words which i appreciate you know where you stand with
00:02:36.680 someone like that um he's in the political orbit but he's not remotely uh sort of giving the vibes
00:02:45.520 of a politician with their wishy-washy nonsense like he's just straight down the line so whether
00:02:50.800 you like or dislike what he's saying at least you know he's probably telling the truth basically on
00:02:56.420 the inside if not actually part of the establishment itself which is nice yeah no i don't i wouldn't say
00:03:01.280 i don't agree with every take i've ever heard from him far from it but it's interesting yeah right um
00:03:07.500 so okay he did an interview with uh with sky news where he said a bunch of things which i thought was
00:03:13.900 sort of uh worth going over i suppose one of the main ones was that he predicted kemi will be gone
00:03:20.740 either relatively soon or by may next year he said news at one kemi badenok won't last
00:03:29.520 no breaking breaking news you heard it here first guys kemi badenok isn't massively popular
00:03:39.440 yeah um gerian immigrant yeah um so one of the things he said um quite and this is a quote um
00:03:46.720 there's already people who are organizing to get rid of her and i think that that will work if it
00:03:51.380 doesn't work this year it will definitely happen after next may maybe that's the local elections
00:03:57.060 next may is that what yeah i presume that's what that is he said she's a goner so there's going to
00:04:03.360 be a big transition there um now as we said he's not necessarily like god he doesn't know he can't
00:04:10.320 predict the future but he knows better than nearly everyone nearly everyone 99.99 percent of everyone
00:04:16.580 else yeah he will know so so that's interesting to see such a strong statement she is a goner sort of
00:04:22.360 thing yeah i mean look i i would i would agree she's she is gone she's an idiot she's no she's a
00:04:28.320 charisma vacuum right she speaks everyone leaves quite literally right she did that live stream with
00:04:34.460 like less than 300 people watching did she what was that conservatives when was that i can't remember i
00:04:39.260 can't remember exactly people in the chat i'm sure will be furiously typing it down below but they did
00:04:43.740 a live stream there's like 300 people watching which is absurd for the conservatives yeah so it's not
00:04:49.360 you know she is going to go obviously the conservatives need to try and save the husk
00:04:55.400 of a political party that they are but that last statement there's gonna be a big transition it's
00:05:00.140 like transition to what yeah they're already wet scum but they're going to get worse i can't see them
00:05:05.960 actually becoming right wing they're not going to become what they need to be so they're not going
00:05:11.380 to transition to it in into anything the transition handing over power maybe to someone else yeah
00:05:17.700 they're generic cool i mean he's not that great he says the right stuff but he didn't do the right
00:05:23.040 stuff they don't have anyone in the party that has the balls or the political acumen to be anything
00:05:29.440 special yeah it's a big transition to what yeah right well that was one of the other points he made
00:05:36.020 he said that maybe they're beyond saving sort of with the best will in the world yeah 100%
00:05:42.000 beyond saving i don't think there's anyone that would vote for them anyone no done they're i mean
00:05:48.200 obviously they're there are still diehards yeah card carrying died in the wall 100% that would never
00:05:54.160 not vote horry yeah but they'll be dead in 10 years and then that party will be dead the time of the
00:05:59.600 conservatives is over yeah everything crossed zero seats yeah the time for them's over they they've
00:06:06.360 it's the same with the movie industry right when a property wastes or a studio wastes goodwill with
00:06:12.500 the audience it's exactly the same thing with a political party you have goodwill people have good
00:06:16.740 will you know for a political party but if you waste it you squander it you spit in the voters faces time
00:06:23.440 and time again and the british people yeah they move slow but when their minds changed their mind has
00:06:29.660 changed and we've seen that now i think they're done they're gone i don't think they can be saved
00:06:35.360 yeah i mean coming to use the imagery of a an event horizon a black hole that obviously you know
00:06:40.820 like the event horizon the point of no return yeah that that might actually be in there like they're
00:06:45.700 already beyond that that they're sort of terminally wounded well let's listen to a couple of minutes
00:06:51.220 of him talk about it uh you see a scenario where farage could be prime minister oh yeah yeah a lot of echo
00:06:57.960 on that attention because the old system is just so completely broken okay like it's broken enough
00:07:02.420 that that that could easily happen um if he does what i'm suggesting and actually and it's set out
00:07:09.620 a path for how the reform is going to change how reform is going to bring in people how it's
00:07:13.160 structurally going to alter what it's going to build how it's going to do policy how it's going to recruit
00:07:16.640 mps etc etc if he does that then there'll be a huge surge of interest and support in into the whole
00:07:23.560 whole thing is that what you said to him yeah obviously yeah when i when i yeah yeah um i mean
00:07:29.440 it's not anything particularly secret is what i've said to everyone for years what i tried to do in
00:07:33.180 number 10 right it's like bringing bringing these people and try and change how the thing works yeah
00:07:37.120 so if he does that then it will it will be super popular and it will be effective and the old
00:07:41.800 parties won't know how to cope with it if he doesn't can i just ask you did he seem like he
00:07:46.740 was kind of listening yeah i mean yeah yeah okay reform has been a one-man band it's been nigel and
00:07:54.980 iphone has they can win 50 100 150 with reformers nigel and iphone but they can't okay
00:08:04.460 he goes on to say the model of professionalism here um he goes on to say actually some of the
00:08:13.980 things we that we've been saying for ages for months okay he says a couple of things that are
00:08:19.800 exactly the same that i've seen carl make videos about the nigel needs uh um a group a team around
00:08:28.200 him i mean again dominic talks about it being a um nigel and an iphone a one-man team right okay
00:08:36.020 what you really need is a 10-man team you say look this this person's going to be my foreign secretary
00:08:42.040 this person's going to be my home secretary uh and you know a real sort of genuine believable
00:08:47.760 credible government in waiting yeah we don't have any of that but we've been saying that for ages and
00:08:53.720 ages i'm not saying mr cummings has directly stolen our tapes or anything but um he he is now saying
00:08:59.260 it on the mainstream sky news uh it's sort it's kind of obvious isn't it to everyone looking on now
00:09:04.680 that wish reform even the tiniest amount of goodwill isn't this uh what got rupert lowe stabbed in the
00:09:11.620 back uh yeah pretty much it was that yeah yeah uh well well among other things yeah well yeah of course
00:09:20.420 yeah i mean look that's obvious you know it can't be the cult of farage it has to be something deeper
00:09:25.960 than that right it has to be there's nothing there without a team you know like look at what
00:09:34.300 labor's got again just rank imbeciles in power you've got rachel from accounts the economist that
00:09:43.440 is just destroying the economy right you you need people that you know the the british
00:09:50.260 public can buy into and go oh yeah that person will that that person will save the economy that
00:09:56.880 person you know ex-army or whatever that person's the you know defense secretary great excellent these
00:10:03.740 are the people that we want right not just oh there's the leader yeah no absolutely i mean even
00:10:10.440 if you've got an organization that's like six people big whoever's at the top needs to be able
00:10:16.480 to delegate a bunch of stuff yeah i mean if you've got an organization that's about the size
00:10:22.660 of lotus eaters or 20 25 in that ballpark then yeah still so if you're running a government
00:10:28.820 yeah you not only need to be able to delegate loads of stuff but you need stars in their own right
00:10:35.280 and it's not great that any of the stars under the leader should necessarily outshine him i get that
00:10:40.860 in fact it used to be the case in the past i'm thinking of um the governments leading up to world
00:10:47.900 war one where sort of the foreign secretary would be a brighter star than the prime minister himself
00:10:53.960 so it used to happen yeah yeah um but now you want sort of a constellation of stars around you as
00:11:00.040 well um so i don't i don't see the issue unless you're a massive egotistical douche i don't see the
00:11:07.880 issue with people that are more talented than you in different roles below the leader a leader's role
00:11:14.500 is not to be the best of the best that's not what a leader is a leader's role when you're leading a
00:11:20.660 group of people is the ability to lead people you have to be the best at leading people nurturing talent
00:11:26.260 fostering growth within those people's um scopes you know that they're good at that's what a leader is
00:11:33.180 you have to be the best at leading people not the best at everything that's not what a leader is
00:11:38.500 right so i don't see the issue with that i i think it's yeah i don't know that that's the thinking of
00:11:45.780 a popularity contest which is not what politics should be although unfortunately it is no i
00:11:52.080 absolutely agree i absolutely agree it always struck me as odd when i was old enough to sort of
00:11:56.400 realize this i don't know in my late teens or something but quite often government ministers heads
00:12:00.500 of departments um secretaries of state aren't often in in our time anyway uh they're often aren't
00:12:09.020 experts in that field like you've got a health secretary who doesn't know anything about health
00:12:14.160 or administration they they just they used to share a flat with the prime minister when they're in their
00:12:18.800 20s and so now they're yeah they rode on their coattails to become an mp and now they're secretary of
00:12:23.180 state for something it's like really that guy well really but yeah no i mean that it's absurd and i think
00:12:28.460 it's even more absurd when you view our sort of societal paradigm at the moment which is you know
00:12:36.180 the the era of the expert trust the experts trust the science and you have people that are the most
00:12:42.660 unqualified in positions to lead those departments you're like well that what it's bizarre like it's
00:12:50.360 truly bizarre you know it shouldn't be the case anyway but it's even weirder when you look at how
00:12:55.640 you know trust the science trust the experts it's the world who doesn't make any sense this is a
00:13:00.760 contradiction right here and it's so obvious when they shuffle them around this guy was uh like uh
00:13:07.000 education secretary and now he's the foreign secretary like the next day it's like really
00:13:10.860 yeah so so they weren't they weren't doing anything i think that's actually what it reveals is that they
00:13:15.520 don't do anything yeah right that that's what it that's what it signals to me is that these
00:13:19.860 these ministers are being paid for to do nothing literally to do to do nothing which makes sense
00:13:25.660 because that's why you've got you know such issues with any political party because of whitehall
00:13:30.680 the civil servants they they do everything i also find it very telling when an entirely new government
00:13:37.080 comes in not just a not just a minister but an entirely new government will come in and they
00:13:41.300 don't change anything about the civil service its structure or the individuals the permanent secretaries
00:13:45.660 they don't they make no effort whatsoever to i'd fire them all do that i'd fire them all i'd come
00:13:50.980 in and go you're all fired literally you're all fired i did wise men together i didn't there should
00:13:55.760 be no permanent secretaries there should be none like why what were you being paid to do like no this
00:14:03.460 is disgraceful no i i'd re i'd i'd demolish the whitehall buildings i would as a sign that i am
00:14:13.340 you know uh grand pharaoh of the uk of england i'd just demolish it just bulldoze it some of the i
00:14:21.500 would lead it i'd be on that i'd be on that jcb first one that's some of our most historic buildings
00:14:28.400 well all right i'm not talking about i'm talking about yeah no no but if i came in certainly the
00:14:33.400 cabinet secretary i want my guy in there yeah no i want my guy i want a partisan of me and my
00:14:38.880 government and my policies not just the last guy you don't want to say his quote really he might or
00:14:43.840 might not i mean it's like potluck whether he might or might not have the same politics as you
00:14:47.940 yeah and that nonsense that civil servants are completely neutral obviously they're not
00:14:51.860 obviously they are not yeah obviously you see if we can play a bit more of this whether it's going
00:14:58.320 to work we're in an overall general election and have a plan for government and have a serious team
00:15:03.860 able to take over now downing street and govern and control whitehall with one man and an iphone
00:15:10.520 can farage stand up in 2028 on a platform and say look at the 10 people on this stage with me
00:15:17.900 this is going to be my shadow chancellor this is going to be my photo secretary
00:15:21.320 man for man woman for woman these 10 people are obviously better both than the current fast in the
00:15:28.820 cabinet and the current fast in the tory body look at me look at these people
00:15:32.960 if you imagine that they go through a transition and they could do that
00:15:36.520 then british politics is going to be in a completely different state
00:15:40.220 yeah and what about a pact with the tories maybe would that work do you think
00:15:45.780 all depends how the cards fall i mean um kemi can't do it obviously but she'll be gone
00:15:52.820 um when he says where the cards fall he means at the next general election how many seats you
00:15:58.280 actually win i think it's funny just quickly say a couple words about uh this constant talk of a
00:16:03.340 pact um kemi's ruled it out i mean quite quite logically saying no they talk openly about destroying us
00:16:12.140 yeah yeah that's sort of one that's their raison d'etre that's their reason for being or in some ways
00:16:17.400 so i can't i'm it's off the table for me and whenever nigel or tice or whoever is asked about
00:16:25.020 it um obviously nigel has flip-flopped in the past over various things like the the brexit party and
00:16:30.740 stuff but um they're pretty strong they're pretty hard lying on no yeah if the tory people whether
00:16:36.820 they're actual mps or just activists or members you can join us but we're not just going to join you
00:16:44.060 yeah um be in coalition and be the junior partner in a government with you we're not doing that so
00:16:49.840 i know i get why the mainstream media and even commentators like us would like to talk about it
00:16:55.260 it's a little bit of content speculate on it but both sides are pretty clearly it seems to me
00:17:01.100 yeah yeah genuinely might be proved wrong uh ruling that out and yet what dominic cummings just said
00:17:06.420 there it depends how the cards fall i mean imagine at the next general election um the tories get
00:17:12.320 maybe 100 let's just say i'm making these numbers up of course your speculation but say they get 100
00:17:16.740 seats and um and reform get 100 150 seats so they both get 120 odd each something like that
00:17:23.940 and in order to keep labor out they could form a coalition that would be the only way to keep
00:17:29.440 labor out then suddenly sort of the real politic thing pragmatism kicks in yeah and um despite what
00:17:36.360 you said and what you really even think and feel it's like well no we're presented with this situation
00:17:41.220 now where it's either we form a coalition a pact or we just let starma go for another five years
00:17:48.840 i mean i don't know if faraj's ego would handle that i understand he flip-flops on stuff but this
00:17:57.340 is a man with a planet-sized ego so i don't know whether whether he'd be able to uh stomach that
00:18:03.060 as long as he was the face maybe i guess i agree the leader the prime minister yeah i mean
00:18:09.580 probably insist on that yeah i i agree with you that that would be the the smart thing to do is
00:18:15.480 like yeah if you're presented with that scenario be malleable to her but does it strike you as that
00:18:20.780 sort of man no no the thing is in britain we're not used to coalition governments very much i mean
00:18:26.160 there was the cameron clegg one yeah that's the only one in my living memory yeah that was like
00:18:31.020 everyone was like what yeah bizarre after that general election there was a few days where they
00:18:37.140 there was um behind the scenes tinkering and people asked me because even back then i already had my
00:18:41.440 masters in politics various people asked me what's going to happen and i said whatever happens it won't
00:18:45.760 be a conservative lib dem coalition because that just makes no sense whatsoever and i'll egg all over
00:18:51.800 my face so i said that to a few people yeah and when it happened i was like whoa okay wow all right
00:18:56.860 big big proclamation from you there yeah yeah completely wrong completely wrong but when in
00:19:02.360 reality when it played out um obviously the lib dems were not just the junior partner but the
00:19:06.780 absolutely junior partner i mean they were they were shat on bottom of the run the whole time so
00:19:12.280 there's different power dynamics within correlations because other countries in the world
00:19:15.620 united states don't really do it but lots of other countries in the world particularly european
00:19:18.880 countries um it's more like the norm yeah it's pretty common it's really common i think that's a
00:19:23.600 byproduct of um how their voting system works though isn't it really yeah proportional representation
00:19:29.500 yeah it enables that as a almost a necessity really otherwise you just you won't get anything
00:19:35.440 done at all and that's the downfall of things like that is that partnerships have to be made
00:19:41.080 and harder political policies have to be put to rest and that's why i guess europe's not really
00:19:47.680 done anything and you've still got stabby mcstab faces running around yeah it goes on here now
00:19:53.500 to talk about kemi but also it's quite possible that the tories have just kind of crossed the
00:19:58.580 event horizon and actually are not aren't salvageable like everyone sort of assumes that
00:20:04.140 because they've always been around then like somehow there must be at least one last chance for them to
00:20:09.080 turn things around but it's possible that that chance is actually in their in their past and doesn't
00:20:14.780 exist i mean yeah you can't keep a point yeah no 100 i i think i hope that's true i mean i i think
00:20:23.100 that they're done i think that they're done i think the again it's that goodwill you've squandered
00:20:29.280 the goodwill and apathy is fully saying people people don't care what they've even got to say
00:20:34.220 people aren't interested in whatever they've got anymore but you can't
00:20:38.780 you you you can't do the exact opposite of what you've promised the electorate
00:20:45.020 for over a decade and and expect people not to go yeah we've had enough of you now actually yeah so
00:20:54.820 yeah how many times can you return to an abusive partner before you say enough is enough yeah yeah
00:21:00.560 exactly and you can't be if you're in that situation you can't be told you've got to wake up
00:21:05.220 yourself but when people wake up they're done and the british public have woken up that's what i
00:21:10.960 think i think so i i hope so hashtag zero seats yeah i would love to see the tory party um completely
00:21:18.020 annihilated full time and not be a thing yeah um there is this idea that they have been around for
00:21:22.880 centuries doesn't matter yeah don't care don't care about that literally doesn't matter yeah yeah
00:21:27.540 that that's that's that's an imbecile's way of thinking is that just because something is an
00:21:33.100 institution it must therefore always be no no no that kind of ego is what dooms you to fail
00:21:40.480 100 well it is isn't it you are a self-fulfilling prophecy if you think that you're constantly going
00:21:46.940 to be around no no not at all because then you rest on your laurels and you don't question you're
00:21:52.460 not introspective and that's what they've done as a party they've just done the status quo at all
00:21:56.480 times just thinking that they can coast nah you're gone and history is littered with examples i was
00:22:02.480 thinking of maybe the ancient assyrian culture or a robot ancient roman paganism yeah yeah it's been
00:22:09.540 around for centuries yeah it's steeped in sort of unbelievable tradition yeah and it died in the
00:22:13.980 end and it's gone now because that's the way of things yeah that's the way it had to be um yeah
00:22:20.920 nothing institutions anyway like that uh are not the world reality doesn't owe them exactly uh endless
00:22:29.340 life yeah um there's one another little clip i thought we'd quickly play play here where we're
00:22:34.120 talking he's talking about boris he just started completely lying about everything and rewriting
00:22:38.440 history and then a lot of the media just kind of went along with it that was bad but then also like
00:22:45.980 in on area after area um the way in which he just started doing the exact opposite of what we said
00:22:52.520 we were going to do uh was bad very bad um and so yeah me and a few other people said okay like
00:23:02.140 as you asked before about questions of responsibility like we got this put this guy in there uh with the
00:23:08.420 2019 election we told people we were going to do a whole bunch of things he's now doing the opposite
00:23:13.400 okay we should get rid of him he got rid of him yeah got rid of him and i think that was
00:23:23.000 uh all to the good when someone if when an elephant goes rogue then there's not much else you can do
00:23:31.020 you have to you have to remove them an elephant goes rogue yeah um i mean it's pretty matter of fact
00:23:38.020 about it yeah uh i mean because then there was the obviously if everyone remembers the debacle
00:23:42.900 of liz truss and then we end up with rishi yeah brilliant amazing good times brilliant um but yeah
00:23:52.500 i suppose um it is what it is it's all happened now but i personally because there's been some
00:23:57.820 rumblings of boris coming back um the economist says bring back boris uh because i suppose the
00:24:05.620 calculation is the thinking is is that badenoch's just so unpopular what did you call a personality
00:24:10.180 vacuum or charisma vacuum yeah no one no one likes her yeah other than the virtue signalers
00:24:16.020 in in the party yeah the people that voted her in yeah no one or people who thought that their
00:24:23.120 career would be advanced if she became leader other than those people no one likes her in the
00:24:26.780 amongst the general public no one no one's loving badenoch like praying for the day when finally
00:24:34.240 she can enter number 10 and lead us into a new politics and a new country and a new nation and
00:24:39.500 all that stuff no no she's not inspirational in any possible way um so but i think boris himself
00:24:45.100 had come out has come out and said um he's not going to come back or he's not seriously think about
00:24:49.520 or maybe it was mooted in his by his team um and the reception wasn't all that positive so it's
00:24:56.960 been put on the back the political will boris come back he's a winner he's a winning formula like
00:25:02.580 you know like like blair it's like he he's the the winning machine yeah um because people can't see
00:25:11.100 the you know the millions of ethnics that are just randomly here now thanks to him yeah no
00:25:17.740 yeah definitely yeah people are gonna just vote for that again no no people are done well i consider him
00:25:24.140 uh a traitor and uh some sort of fifth columnist and uh scumbag a douchebag hate his guts absolutely
00:25:33.400 hate his guts um yeah the boris wave uh the ukraine thing yeah lockdowns yeah lockdowns that annoyed me
00:25:42.260 so much it annoyed me so much you're gonna remove everyone's human rights whilst important people and
00:25:47.840 telling us you can't deport them because of human rights go away you scumbag yeah like even your own
00:25:56.080 internal logic is broken on that you are disgusting oh it's just well i'm under house arrest now am i
00:26:04.420 boris yeah thanks oh really yeah oh and it's a home office directives telling me i'm effectively
00:26:11.700 under house arrest now on the strength of a liar yeah thanks really dude good times mate screw you
00:26:18.080 um but yeah here are the telegraph saying that a lot of the tory mps actually don't wanting back
00:26:23.560 good oh yeah if he's a is an elephant gone rogue
00:26:26.820 uh oh yeah so what if it's generic i mean here scroll it's a very long tweet here but at some point
00:26:34.360 he says um oh look look i believe that demographics is destiny
00:26:39.320 yeah he says the right spicy tamale he says the right stuff but he didn't do the right yeah right
00:26:46.320 this is the issue that i've got i i like all of his rhetoric right you can't look at this and disagree
00:26:52.680 with it i mean i i don't i don't even know what he's saying but the vast majority of child benefits
00:26:57.660 but yeah but the vast majority of his stuff i go yeah that makes sense yeah that makes sense
00:27:01.640 but you've not done anything and this is the issue with all of the conservatives anyone that's in
00:27:06.100 there who has said anything has always just done the complete bloody opposite yeah so it is in the
00:27:12.380 conservative party's dna yeah nobody trusts them anymore like yeah jenric does make some of the
00:27:19.500 right noises for me but um i don't trust him to actually do anything that's why i've said it before
00:27:24.040 i think last week i said i don't buy this stuff that you hear from people like preety patel or
00:27:29.900 suella brevman or james cleverly or whoever or liz truss or rishi or boris or jenric or anyone
00:27:37.400 that they would do this or that talk is cheap actions speak louder and you did nothing you did
00:27:44.580 the opposite they had their chance to be a real government and they blew it yeah they blew it
00:27:50.360 yeah they blew it so um no i don't i don't trust them i don't want them i want them to die and go
00:27:56.880 away their receipts yeah hashtag zero seat so okay that was just about the time limit for that one
00:28:02.780 um all right a couple of super chats i got what do you like my de niro it was good yeah it was good
00:28:07.500 was that what it was your cop plan de niro and cop plan
00:28:09.860 uh okay for for two dollars the engaged few says i'm persuaded that faraj's greatest flaw
00:28:17.160 is that he never listens he waits to speak yeah i've in the broadest sense he's a follower
00:28:23.660 a huge follower yeah he was like oh i've been talking about this turkish but mate we've been
00:28:28.200 we've been talking about turkish barbers as a front for years you didn't blow the lid on this mate
00:28:33.380 like rewriting of history what on earth i feel like he waits for the conversation to change the
00:28:41.920 overton window to move and then he moves with it to match it or or indeed not or not or not at the
00:28:48.740 moment and i want a dude that is comfortable in his own skin constantly being outside the overton
00:28:55.540 window absolutely and being unapologetic about it that's not really what you get out from niage is it
00:29:00.580 no afraid you need someone with strength of conviction right anyone that's going to fix what's
00:29:04.800 happened has to have balls you have to stand behind what is right whether it's the wrong thing to say
00:29:12.180 it's the right thing to say deemed wrong by the general you know woke society but you have to stand
00:29:20.000 behind it because it's the right thing to do and it's the right thing to say and if you're a follower
00:29:23.840 you're never going to do that and therefore you're never going to fix what needs to be fixed
00:29:28.340 right no absolutely um ryan rumbles 1993 says hi bo could you ask nate next time he's on open bar
00:29:35.600 i've sometimes been on open bar uh could you ask him to ask the drinker when he's coming on le thanks
00:29:41.740 i actually i haven't replied to him i think i'm going on there tonight oh yeah i don't know i didn't
00:29:47.000 reply he invited me on i need a reply um but yes i will ask him yeah i'll ask him okay cool i mean i
00:29:54.200 tweeted at him um the other day he didn't respond and even kyle i think retweeted it and added him
00:29:59.680 and he didn't reply i think i think it's because um although he's reasonably based no i don't think
00:30:08.340 yeah yeah i don't think he wants to dive into politics well he's changed which is fair enough
00:30:12.420 if he doesn't want to do that he doesn't it's fine yeah no judgment here yeah well he's also
00:30:16.220 changed his uh approach to reviewing to be a little bit more uh not hollywood friendly but
00:30:23.380 a little bit more acceptable hence now he's getting the gigs on uh what's it like piers
00:30:30.200 morgan and sense or talk tv or whatever i don't even know what it is but i don't want to i love the
00:30:35.140 guy i don't want to torpedo his career in any way he comes on here and i'm screeching about
00:30:39.200 re-migrate them all yeah yeah and he's yeah i don't want to do that to him if he's not comfortable
00:30:43.640 with it i'll ask him okay 30 second break
00:30:51.440 you
00:30:56.380 yeah
00:31:04.800 yeah
00:31:06.360 yeah
00:31:07.880 yeah
00:31:09.880 yeah
00:31:12.620 yeah
00:31:16.920 yeah
00:31:18.920 yeah
00:31:20.340 Thank you.
00:31:50.340 Thank you.
00:32:20.340 All right, so I thought we would talk about the Met Police legalising car theft, right?
00:32:33.260 I know, yeah, yeah, sort of comical, I think, sort of comical, but they...
00:32:39.080 Rent Theft Auto UK.
00:32:40.560 Yeah, yeah.
00:32:42.560 So this is a bit of a moan from a personal gripe, to be honest.
00:32:50.080 So this is a therapy session for me, all right?
00:32:52.460 My car was actually stolen in central London, yeah.
00:32:57.540 But it also enabled me to look at the figures, right?
00:33:01.180 Which goes on from one of your segments the other day, just the utter state of the police,
00:33:05.400 because they are a joke, right?
00:33:07.760 So I want to start off with a question, what is the point of London?
00:33:12.440 What is the actual point of London now, genuinely?
00:33:16.100 That's actually interesting, because I was on a train going up to London, I had to go
00:33:20.240 up and do some interviews, and we ended up talking, it says, with London declining, the
00:33:24.400 City of London is on the way out.
00:33:26.680 I mean, I was talking to some of my big investment bankers and hedge funds and private, the business
00:33:31.600 is slipping out, capital is going, the FTSE is going.
00:33:35.180 So, okay, that's going.
00:33:37.120 So what is the point of London?
00:33:39.520 And they're trying to say, oh, it's all about entertainment, it's a cultural centre.
00:33:44.500 And I said, well, what culture have we got out there?
00:33:46.420 I mean, I'm not seeing Maurice dancing, am I?
00:33:49.320 I see every...
00:33:49.740 It's Carleans.
00:33:50.220 Yeah, I have every culture in the world except ours, but what about our lovely buildings?
00:33:54.900 And I said, well, they'd be there anyway.
00:33:56.740 There were no Londoners, no people, the buildings still remain.
00:34:00.020 So what is the point of London?
00:34:00.860 Does it fall to me to play any sort of defence on behalf of the South East?
00:34:03.900 Oh, God, no, no, no, no, let's absolutely destroy.
00:34:07.020 London, why not?
00:34:08.160 I know you, isn't it?
00:34:08.980 I've got a West Country boy and a Northerner.
00:34:10.740 I've lived in London for a bit.
00:34:12.940 I did my 20 years prison sentence in London.
00:34:16.340 Of course, there's like the city of London and the city of Westminster, and it's much more than just sort of the suburbs that have been colonised by foreigners.
00:34:24.620 There is much more to it.
00:34:26.080 I mean, let's not demolish Westminster Abbey unnecessarily, right?
00:34:29.860 No, I don't get the builders in and say, let's steal.
00:34:33.040 Not like me and Whitehall.
00:34:34.460 Like they did with one of the largest cathedrals in Winchester.
00:34:37.560 They just knocked it down and people stole the bricks and put them in their own houses of build around the walls as they did around the 14th century or 12th century.
00:34:44.900 Right, yeah.
00:34:45.640 Yeah, I don't mind going up to Westminster with a lorry load of lads going, come on, I fancy that in my back garden.
00:34:51.040 And I'm going to build a shed with it.
00:34:53.700 We'll pull down the roof of Westminster Hall and make a shed out of it.
00:34:58.960 Yeah, but there will be people who want to pull the statues down.
00:35:01.060 Come on.
00:35:01.540 This is true.
00:35:01.920 Well, I mean, I will be the arbiter of pain with respect to London.
00:35:09.120 It's an ethnic, multicultural hellhole currently, and it's only getting worse and worse and worse and worse.
00:35:16.920 I posit it serves absolutely no purpose aside from economic leaching by an imported parasitic class.
00:35:27.480 That's why we have remittance signs everywhere on the tube, in every single train station.
00:35:33.900 And it's remittances, remittances, remittances.
00:35:37.900 Failing that, you've got the welfare drain from individuals that are just sat there on my dime and theft in broad daylight.
00:35:48.980 So we're obviously going to look at grand theft auto.
00:35:52.900 But we've known for a while there's phone thefts going on constantly.
00:36:00.240 There's watch thefts going on.
00:36:03.120 Knife crime.
00:36:04.780 Everything.
00:36:05.360 Everything under the sun.
00:36:06.340 And the violence right in front of you.
00:36:07.540 As I said, I put out an ex recently where I was just going into the M&S in Paddington Station.
00:36:16.380 Paddington Station is one of the kind of wealthiest stations where people go off to Oxford and Bristol.
00:36:21.460 And in there, there were several scrotes, clearly looking ready to nick everything.
00:36:27.020 But unfortunately, a guard had spotted them as he was trying to carry drinks out, which were non-alcoholic.
00:36:34.760 So he pulled them up.
00:36:35.600 Next thing you know, bosh.
00:36:37.240 There's a bit of violence going on outside of that.
00:36:39.960 And that wasn't the first time I'd seen it recently.
00:36:41.680 It just happens all the time down in London.
00:36:43.920 People walking away, they're going, oh, let's step back.
00:36:46.060 Let's get phones out and video it.
00:36:48.580 I would say there's a number of things going on.
00:36:50.280 Everything you said is absolutely true.
00:36:51.800 Yeah.
00:36:52.100 Oh, I'm going completely hard on this.
00:36:53.540 Compared to when I was a child, it's horrible.
00:36:57.420 It's horrible.
00:36:58.240 But, you know, there's the British Museum, the Natural History Museum, the Tate Gallery, the National Portrait Gallery, National Gallery.
00:37:06.640 Oh, no, no, no.
00:37:07.260 There are also endlessly amazing and good things, though.
00:37:11.140 I will concede.
00:37:12.040 It's the people.
00:37:14.060 It's the imported criminal class.
00:37:16.760 Exactly.
00:37:17.360 If that could be swept away, cleared out, then maybe we could go back to something that is good.
00:37:25.200 And I like the phrase, the administrative leeching class, you know, the ones who sit there and the civil servants who make a lot of money, pensions that they don't have to contribute to, which I find a complete anathema.
00:37:36.520 I've been saying this for over 15 years.
00:37:38.680 Why is it because I'm a civil servant, I do not have to contribute into a pension and it's all taken out of tax when I retire.
00:37:45.900 So I retire as a permanent secretary on a six-figure pension and the taxpayers of today have to pay for it because there's no contribution by you into it at all.
00:37:55.460 I mean, that's one of the first things I would remove.
00:37:57.120 But there we go.
00:37:58.100 Bulldoze.
00:37:58.700 Whitehall, please.
00:37:59.720 Let's go.
00:38:00.140 But I also think, so valid points, right?
00:38:05.580 Valid points.
00:38:06.240 I mean, everything I've stated here is all demographics, right?
00:38:11.280 It's all demographics.
00:38:12.280 It's a beautiful place.
00:38:13.480 Could be a beautiful place for sure.
00:38:15.520 There are fantastic things I concede there.
00:38:18.520 Absolutely.
00:38:19.040 But as the nation's capital, it should be the shining beacon in every single facet.
00:38:27.400 Every single facet should be the shining example for every other part of the UK to follow.
00:38:34.540 And perhaps where it's one of the worst is crime.
00:38:39.000 It's just abhorrent.
00:38:41.120 So this is something I found out recently.
00:38:46.000 Met Police failed to solve 90% of London car deaths.
00:38:53.400 90%.
00:38:54.200 I mean, they may as well not be there for that.
00:38:55.660 There are just about a million CCTV cameras in London.
00:39:03.180 A million CCTV cameras.
00:39:05.620 And you can't solve, what, any more than 10% of car deaths.
00:39:11.820 It doesn't add up, does it?
00:39:12.620 It doesn't make sense.
00:39:13.580 It doesn't make sense.
00:39:14.580 But yeah, actually, to be fair, that's quite illogical.
00:39:17.700 When you've got so many cameras, they know where are your cars.
00:39:20.260 You've got APNR to be able to check you if they're going to fine you.
00:39:25.080 We'll fine you because you're a diesel gas, we'll fine you because you've got more than
00:39:30.400 two miles an hour in a protective three mile an hour zone because some council like Lambeth
00:39:34.880 has said you can't move down that street.
00:39:36.960 Yeah, you can fine you for all of that.
00:39:38.780 And yet they can't, with the same fine in cameras, find where your car has gone.
00:39:42.960 Yeah, they can do you for congestion charge, but if someone steals it, oh, don't know.
00:39:49.000 Yeah, computer says no.
00:39:50.340 So this is the thing, this is a will situation, right?
00:39:54.240 It's not that there's no way to do it, there's no will to do it.
00:39:58.180 It feels that way, it must be that, right?
00:40:00.420 Well, it absolutely is.
00:40:01.560 So let's, I'll take you on to my story now.
00:40:06.400 Well, so some of you may know if you're familiar with my channel and things like that, I'm
00:40:12.340 doing a master's degree.
00:40:13.580 Mr. H Reviews, check it out, like and subscribe.
00:40:15.480 There you go, do it.
00:40:17.600 So I'm doing a master's degree, so I've got to go to London, unfortunately, every other
00:40:21.700 weekend for a period of like six years to do this bloody degree.
00:40:26.520 And it's a relatively nice area, it's not, you know, it's all right, it's not, you know,
00:40:32.340 the...
00:40:32.740 Where is it?
00:40:33.220 Sort of arse, end of nowhere.
00:40:34.600 It's like SE1.
00:40:35.420 So central, relatively nice, it's not bad by any stretch of the imagination.
00:40:40.800 Anyway, I go in, I park up at 8.30 in the morning, I go into my university, and I come
00:40:49.260 out about half four in the afternoon, this is on a Sunday, and I come out and I walk down
00:40:56.800 the street where my car was, and I've parked right outside of a gym as well, just because
00:41:04.200 it so happened to be one of the spaces.
00:41:05.740 It's just a residential street, just like a broad daylight street.
00:41:09.660 And my car is literally not there.
00:41:12.720 No glass, nothing.
00:41:15.020 The sheer confusion.
00:41:17.640 Yeah.
00:41:18.040 It's been like, huh.
00:41:20.340 Did I, was I tired this morning?
00:41:23.500 Did I, did I park, because I've got to wake up at 5am to drive into London somewhere, did
00:41:26.920 I park it further down the road?
00:41:28.280 Like, what's going on?
00:41:29.960 Anyway, obviously, I deduce that my car's literally just been stolen.
00:41:33.780 Very expensive car, you've seen it.
00:41:35.560 It's...
00:41:36.120 A sweet set of wheels.
00:41:37.300 Yeah, it was a, for those that know anything about cars, it was a Lexus LC 500.
00:41:41.860 It's a 100 plus grand car, brand new.
00:41:45.800 Wow.
00:41:46.820 And so that's actually important.
00:41:48.400 It's not to, to be a bragging, right?
00:41:50.260 But that is important, because it's not a 500 pound banger.
00:41:54.140 No, no, no.
00:41:54.860 And so I call the police, call the line, and they go, right, yep, got all the details.
00:42:03.820 You can leave.
00:42:04.600 I'm like, sorry, what, what do you mean?
00:42:06.360 Yeah, you can just go.
00:42:07.580 I'm like, right.
00:42:10.300 Is anyone going to, no one wants to come down and speak to me?
00:42:12.640 They don't want me to come and have a look at the location?
00:42:15.680 No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
00:42:16.860 We'll, we'll be in touch.
00:42:18.180 I'm like, okay, that's frustrating, but fine.
00:42:20.800 That's the process.
00:42:21.560 I've got to, I've got to trust that process.
00:42:24.800 And so I then contact the insurer, do all of that side of things.
00:42:29.580 And then I get a, an email.
00:42:32.460 And it's probably the most condescending email ever.
00:42:35.800 So it just says, well, we understand the, you know, the effects of crime can be devastating.
00:42:39.600 It can be difficult, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
00:42:41.620 We're still not going to do anything about it, of course.
00:42:43.980 So after they said, after you got off the phone to them, you would have hoped there'll
00:42:46.660 be people then traveling through some CCTV and doing something.
00:42:51.080 You'd think, well, actually worse than that.
00:42:52.960 So I can't exactly find out where it is in this email, but basically they pinpoint.
00:42:58.380 Does the email come up on?
00:42:59.600 I think it's bad res, to be honest.
00:43:01.780 Oh, is it?
00:43:02.100 Um, they, they effectively say we've handed on over, handed your case over to the telephone
00:43:09.440 investigation unit.
00:43:11.740 Well, they're going to try and call the car up.
00:43:15.140 That is legitimately a thing that the Met Police have.
00:43:18.600 A telephone investigation unit.
00:43:21.820 Right.
00:43:22.200 Okay.
00:43:22.540 Excuse me.
00:43:22.940 Is that the car?
00:43:23.640 Have you been stolen?
00:43:24.260 Yeah.
00:43:24.840 Hello.
00:43:25.120 Are you stolen?
00:43:26.040 Hi.
00:43:26.380 Did you steal this car?
00:43:27.940 So that was, that was in the afternoon.
00:43:30.920 I get that.
00:43:31.640 I get this email saying it's obviously just a stock email with your crime reference number
00:43:35.860 and this is what we're doing.
00:43:37.060 Anyway, the very next day, the very next day at 9am, I get a phone call and the phone
00:43:45.140 call is, hi, we just need to confirm some details.
00:43:48.660 Well, I'm the investigator.
00:43:50.060 I'm like, oh, thank God, you know, brilliant.
00:43:52.840 I might get some, some sort of recompenses.
00:43:55.240 Something might happen.
00:43:56.720 Um, so I go through all the standard privacy, you know, use your name, where, you know, what
00:44:03.300 you've postcode, but all that standard drivel.
00:44:06.220 And then the guy, the guy goes, um, was there any glass at the scene?
00:44:12.100 I'm like, no.
00:44:16.760 So, did you go down there though?
00:44:21.500 Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no.
00:44:23.880 We've not been down there.
00:44:25.680 So how do you know?
00:44:27.160 Right.
00:44:27.820 So you're asking, sorry.
00:44:28.940 So you're asking me whether there was any glass there.
00:44:31.060 Right.
00:44:31.500 Okay.
00:44:32.480 Anyway, immediately he then goes, that's all we need from you.
00:44:36.360 Um, Mr. H, that's all we need from you.
00:44:38.380 I'm like, okay.
00:44:40.740 Anyway, two minutes later, get off the phone and I get an email saying, we're sorry to
00:44:45.920 hear that you've been a victim of crime.
00:44:47.720 An investigator from the Metropolitan Police has looked carefully at your case.
00:44:53.000 The span of 12 hours.
00:44:54.920 Mm-hmm.
00:44:56.080 And, uh, we're sorry to say that the, with the evidence and the leads available, it's
00:45:00.020 unlikely that we will be able to identify those responsible.
00:45:03.640 Leads.
00:45:04.420 The leads.
00:45:05.240 You, you assigned it to a telephone investigation unit.
00:45:07.840 Yep.
00:45:08.040 That their investigation was phoning me up to ask if there was any glass at the scene
00:45:13.760 and then you immediately close the case.
00:45:16.680 So when will you have, you know, articles like this saying, well, we've, we, we don't
00:45:22.440 solve 90% of London car tests.
00:45:24.260 It's because you don't want to.
00:45:26.140 Yeah.
00:45:26.320 The, the institution is, is, is in a way it's aligned in a way to not do those things.
00:45:34.040 Right?
00:45:35.540 Like.
00:45:36.000 There's no investigation into that at all.
00:45:37.660 There was nothing remotely.
00:45:40.220 And.
00:45:40.540 You said the leads that, yeah.
00:45:42.280 So you, you could say, do you need me to go to the gym and ask them whether there was
00:45:47.940 any CCTV cameras pointing at the car at the time?
00:45:51.480 What about the AP and all camera that was on above, above where I was parked?
00:45:55.640 Did you see any of that?
00:45:56.560 What about it?
00:45:57.340 So none of that's investigated at all.
00:45:59.520 It's just, sorry, tough luck.
00:46:01.180 Yeah.
00:46:01.340 Literally pass it on to the insurance claim.
00:46:03.060 So everyone that wonders why your insurance is going up and up and up and up.
00:46:06.660 It's because the police can't do, are they to do their job?
00:46:08.860 The police do not want to do it.
00:46:11.040 And this is most egregious when you have, and, and, and look, look, people love to go,
00:46:16.280 well, it's a manpower issue.
00:46:17.320 No, it isn't.
00:46:18.620 No, it isn't.
00:46:19.420 It's a directional manpower issue because you direct the police to arrest on average 33 people
00:46:25.720 per day for what they post online.
00:46:28.140 That's a stat.
00:46:29.080 Yeah.
00:46:29.500 This is absurd.
00:46:30.840 So crimes with a real victim.
00:46:33.780 That was my dream car.
00:46:35.160 I'm getting a little bit heated now, but it was my dream car, right?
00:46:37.440 It was very special to me.
00:46:38.580 I cannot ever replace that ever again.
00:46:41.140 The insurance payout was the market value now, not when I bought it.
00:46:45.980 Yeah.
00:46:46.120 So it's substantially less.
00:46:48.120 Yeah.
00:46:48.360 And then it was even 10 grand less than the market value right now.
00:46:52.880 So, and I've got no, I've got no comeback on that.
00:46:55.820 No.
00:46:56.020 But the police just go, well, whatever, who cares?
00:46:58.240 We don't care.
00:46:59.300 Yeah.
00:46:59.420 This is the degradation of society all around you.
00:47:01.740 And they've even put it to, this is, you know, the London mayoral assembly, isn't it?
00:47:07.020 Yeah.
00:47:07.280 And the answer that they give basically is like, well, how can you improve this?
00:47:13.280 What work is taking place to improve the outcome for those who have their car stolen in London?
00:47:19.540 This was in May and June 22, but I'm sure it's bloody the same, if not worse.
00:47:26.520 The Met Police, the Met Police Service takes vehicle crime seriously and ensures every
00:47:30.720 allegation of car theft is investigated.
00:47:32.940 Well, obviously not.
00:47:34.320 Yeah.
00:47:34.980 Oh, no, no, no.
00:47:36.040 That's an investigation.
00:47:37.260 Oh, yes.
00:47:37.580 Calling you up.
00:47:38.040 Yeah, sorry.
00:47:38.700 Yeah, they did investigate.
00:47:39.400 Hello.
00:47:39.820 They asked.
00:47:40.380 Hi.
00:47:40.680 What's your name?
00:47:42.080 Thanks.
00:47:42.540 I've investigated you.
00:47:43.540 Absolutely, literally, legally, the bare minimum.
00:47:46.180 Yeah.
00:47:46.400 Yeah.
00:47:46.660 Yeah.
00:47:46.800 Yeah.
00:47:47.280 And you mentioned about CCTV, like there might have been CCTV out beside this particular gym.
00:47:51.980 Now, if you drive a car from SE1, in any direction, it will be on dozens, maybe hundreds of cameras.
00:47:58.120 If you wanted to find the car, any car, so it's not just me.
00:48:01.740 This will happen to anyone, right?
00:48:03.180 So obviously this is my personal therapy session, but this could happen to anyone at any point
00:48:07.840 in time.
00:48:08.780 If you wanted to find the car, you could find the car.
00:48:12.620 Absolutely.
00:48:12.920 It's the fact that they do not want to find the car.
00:48:15.560 And then I ask you, what's the point of the million CCTV cameras?
00:48:20.040 What is the point of them?
00:48:21.320 Oh, the point of them is very easy.
00:48:23.100 That's just to monitor us and make sure that we do as we're told, is to be able to make
00:48:26.840 sure that if anyone escapes a tweet, we'd be able to track them down to their house.
00:48:30.520 Those hurty words.
00:48:31.280 Yeah, that's it.
00:48:31.980 Those dangerous things.
00:48:33.480 That's what it is.
00:48:34.380 This is all about control that Blair put in for us.
00:48:37.100 If you'd have turned around and said, listen, I have six guns in the back of that car.
00:48:41.360 I don't know where they are now.
00:48:42.540 I don't know where they are now.
00:48:43.620 It was in the back of their car.
00:48:44.700 I'd legally own them.
00:48:46.340 Or there was a sticker that says, I don't like Islam on the car.
00:48:50.060 You'd best find it.
00:48:50.920 Remove that sticker.
00:48:51.900 Maybe on it.
00:48:52.980 I had a copy of David Irving's book on Dresden.
00:48:55.340 Oh!
00:48:56.560 Suddenly, suddenly there's a team of cops working around the cops.
00:49:00.540 That's the story they're working around the cops.
00:49:01.960 You better find that car because the nuclear bomb that I plan to explode outside Parliament
00:49:06.400 is still ticking in there.
00:49:07.580 Oh, and by the way, MI5, listen, that's called a joke, something that you do not yet understand
00:49:13.720 apart from your lives, which are a general joke.
00:49:17.440 So there you go, yeah.
00:49:18.880 The Met Police legalised car theft in London.
00:49:22.740 It's a shame.
00:49:23.460 That really was, I'm not just blowing smoke up your ass.
00:49:25.600 That was a sweet motor.
00:49:27.060 Yeah.
00:49:27.440 It really was.
00:49:28.060 I know what it's like to have, my little story is I lived in Clapham, Clapham Common,
00:49:33.480 and I bought a kind of Italian motor, scooter.
00:49:40.080 Vespa, Lamboretta, what are we talking about?
00:49:41.560 Oh, no, the Aprilia.
00:49:43.000 Oh, really?
00:49:43.820 Aprilia Habana.
00:49:44.860 Okay.
00:49:45.280 And it had, you know, the wide arms out there.
00:49:48.120 It was a big base, two seats that really comfortably got the girl on the back of that, which helped
00:49:51.900 me a lot when I was doing, you know, was able to just drive, you know.
00:49:55.100 It was one of those things you did in the early days of being a young, healthy man, to be
00:49:59.540 honest, in London.
00:50:01.000 But what is the point in London I could have gone on that point?
00:50:03.320 That's not so bad.
00:50:04.720 Anyway, I come in, and I literally had been to like Tesco, Sainsbury's, and like two carrier
00:50:09.620 bags that you put an eye around, and their arms are going down there, and a little bit
00:50:12.760 under the seat.
00:50:13.720 So I'd have pulled over in those days, you'd get done for it.
00:50:16.540 I literally pulled in onto my pavement into the little square area that I was lucky I
00:50:22.440 had in front of my, my flat.
00:50:25.260 Got off the bike with the two bags, took, the key was out, wasn't even in, went down,
00:50:31.220 opened the door of mine, went straight through into the house, put the bags out, turned around,
00:50:35.160 the bag had gone.
00:50:36.200 Yeah.
00:50:37.340 Scroats, who had been living, and I've subsequently found out, living in the block of flats opposite,
00:50:42.300 had literally watched me and run down and come out.
00:50:45.500 When I got the police trying to chase it, no, they couldn't find it.
00:50:49.920 Eventually, I did get it back though.
00:50:52.460 Someone had managed to hand it back, and it was brought back to me in pieces.
00:50:56.660 Yeah, that's disgusting.
00:50:57.880 Literally, they'd have tried to take it apart.
00:51:00.720 Absolutely disgusting.
00:51:01.080 And I contacted the Aprilia people, and they rebuilt it and put it back together for me.
00:51:06.040 So I did have it, you know, so eventually.
00:51:09.160 But the cost, like you said, sure as wouldn't pay out properly for it, had to repay for it
00:51:13.780 to be rebuilt myself, because they wanted to scrap it, and they wouldn't have given me
00:51:17.400 the full value of what the bike was worth.
00:51:20.420 Yeah.
00:51:20.780 And again, the police not interested in about it, so deal with the insurers.
00:51:25.100 Crimes with real victims, because I mean, we could go on about this all day, every day.
00:51:29.320 I mean, burglaries, for instance.
00:51:32.280 I mean, they've legalized that now.
00:51:34.720 I mean, it's just absurd.
00:51:35.680 Shoplifting, legalized.
00:51:37.660 It's absurd.
00:51:38.460 Violence on the streets, legalized unless you're, you know, a march opposing, you know,
00:51:43.440 Antifa.
00:51:44.140 Yeah.
00:51:44.280 Antifa allowed to wear masks, you're not.
00:51:46.200 Yeah.
00:51:46.880 Yeah, it's disgusting.
00:51:48.540 Just out of interest, one of my dream bikes would be an Aprilia race bike replica, an Aprilia
00:51:53.600 RS250.
00:51:54.600 Oh, yes.
00:51:55.460 I think they're beautiful.
00:51:57.000 Check those out.
00:51:57.300 Which color, though?
00:51:58.360 I could go black or silver.
00:51:59.880 Red and black stripes.
00:52:00.500 Yeah, maybe, yeah.
00:52:01.660 As long as it's not embarrassing, like bright yellow or bright green, I don't mind too much.
00:52:06.580 I've seen one in chrome or sort of silver, brushed chrome.
00:52:09.260 Let's go to your LGBT side and go for a pink, you know, rainbow, rainbow, rainbow.
00:52:15.260 If you had it rainbow, they'd find it if it ever got nicked.
00:52:17.580 Imagine that, a race bike replica, but you get it in rainbow.
00:52:21.140 That would be weird.
00:52:22.220 That would be weird.
00:52:23.920 I don't know.
00:52:24.820 The little dolphin.
00:52:25.900 We're going off in a wild.
00:52:28.960 We do need to read.
00:52:29.840 That's what happens when you have a 12-year-old daughter.
00:52:31.720 You have to sit there and watch these shows.
00:52:33.400 And he sits there, can't get rid of the images.
00:52:36.960 We need to read a few of the super chats.
00:52:41.000 So, Sligglestone17 says,
00:52:43.560 The new version of London is going to produce a new Indian version of Sweeney Todd,
00:52:48.340 the demon bar, demon, Saba of Fleet Street.
00:52:51.880 The engaged few says,
00:52:56.900 Does anyone believe that the king, as the head of the church,
00:52:59.920 would actually defend the church, or the nation for that matter, from a Muslim invasion?
00:53:04.340 No.
00:53:04.460 No, absolutely not, no.
00:53:05.740 No, I think he's actively...
00:53:07.360 And did you see the Manchester Cathedral turned into a mosque?
00:53:12.220 Yeah, I did see it.
00:53:13.620 That's my hometown.
00:53:15.040 It's a beautiful building.
00:53:17.140 The chapel in Windsor Castle, they had Ede or something or other there.
00:53:23.280 That's right.
00:53:23.900 Because he considers himself the defender of faiths.
00:53:27.280 Yeah.
00:53:28.260 Traitor, traitor.
00:53:29.900 No, I see...
00:53:31.420 Someone kindly sent me an email not too long ago saying,
00:53:34.060 Would you do a thing all about Queen Elizabeth and how brilliant she was?
00:53:37.740 And I just didn't reply because...
00:53:40.060 No, I've said it before, Elizabeth the Silent, Elizabeth the Absent.
00:53:44.400 No, a terrible thing happened under her watch.
00:53:47.140 She did nothing and stood by her.
00:53:49.560 Imagine Britain back in 1952 or 54, whenever her coronation was,
00:53:54.480 to the year she died, the difference in Britain.
00:53:57.440 The decline of that.
00:53:59.520 Yeah, no, she didn't do a good job.
00:54:00.780 I'm not a big fan of the old Queen.
00:54:02.480 And King Charles III is much worse, if anything.
00:54:07.020 Oh, it's much worse.
00:54:08.040 A speech going into Canada saying they're living in a lovely democracy.
00:54:11.900 Seriously, a democracy in which farmers and truck drivers are arrested,
00:54:16.000 and your bank accounts closed, you know.
00:54:19.140 So, yeah, I see that.
00:54:21.340 And that's one reason why I think so many of us will not fight for this country
00:54:26.620 if they tried to take us on a war against Russia or China, to be honest.
00:54:31.060 Yeah, 100%.
00:54:31.460 Egan17pine, I might not pronounce that right, I've said...
00:54:36.240 It's Logan, isn't it?
00:54:36.860 Sorry?
00:54:37.300 That's Logan.
00:54:37.800 Logan.
00:54:38.120 Oh, Logan, sorry.
00:54:39.240 Yeah.
00:54:40.060 Logan7.
00:54:40.640 They didn't use a capital L, but okay.
00:54:42.340 Logan17pine says,
00:54:43.700 I look into the sky and see a new star growing ever bigger as the old ways die.
00:54:49.040 Something big is coming as the right grows stronger.
00:54:51.220 I only hope that it will be a comet.
00:54:54.180 Okay, yeah, hopefully.
00:54:55.480 Maybe that's an Elon Musk, a rocket coming down.
00:55:00.160 Sorry.
00:55:00.600 That's...
00:55:01.600 Own Apple Tea Party says,
00:55:05.020 Police were liar rats up a...
00:55:08.020 Police were liar rats up a drainpipe when I was...
00:55:11.760 Like rats up a drainpipe when I was caught doing 26 miles per hour in London, though.
00:55:16.600 Yeah, exactly.
00:55:17.440 Yeah.
00:55:18.260 Yeah.
00:55:20.800 Marks Lives, odd thing to say,
00:55:23.400 of name to pick,
00:55:24.380 for five bucks, says,
00:55:26.340 Mr. H-Reviews, aka the Hellraiser guy from Hellraiser on YouTube, was cool.
00:55:31.560 Do you still keep the faith?
00:55:33.620 Have you sought the puzzle box?
00:55:35.520 Have you read the books of blood?
00:55:36.980 I have read the books of blood.
00:55:38.660 I don't need the puzzle box,
00:55:39.700 because we're living in a hell right now, so...
00:55:42.580 Stickerstone17 says,
00:55:43.700 Officer Mohamed and Inspector Mohamed investigated carefully
00:55:46.100 and found their brother cousin did not steal your car,
00:55:49.080 but it was always his,
00:55:50.400 and he merely took possession of it,
00:55:51.800 and they greatly enjoy it.
00:55:53.160 Yeah, I mean...
00:55:53.800 Yeah.
00:55:55.500 The Engaged Few says,
00:55:56.960 In Bowes, Britain,
00:55:59.020 and don't do what happened.
00:56:00.600 In Bowes, Britain,
00:56:01.240 reckless police will be sentenced to five days in the stocks,
00:56:04.860 or the pillory,
00:56:05.580 even when...
00:56:06.060 Where the people, for a nominal fee,
00:56:09.220 will be allowed them to rotten food
00:56:12.380 and poke them with sharp sticks.
00:56:14.840 I'm not sure we would do that,
00:56:16.180 because all the food that we've got is rotten,
00:56:17.860 and that's all they'll allow us to eat.
00:56:20.700 Yeah, being like a bent cop,
00:56:23.680 it is like one of the worst things.
00:56:25.840 It is terrible, isn't it,
00:56:26.740 when you can't...
00:56:29.300 It's at the cornerstone of sort of the fabric of society,
00:56:33.320 that the rule of law is respected and enforced,
00:56:35.880 that there's a fair justice for everyone.
00:56:37.960 If you don't have that,
00:56:39.540 to a very high standard,
00:56:40.980 you don't really have anything.
00:56:43.340 Yeah.
00:56:43.920 Do you?
00:56:44.180 If you don't have decent police force,
00:56:46.800 clean, decent police force,
00:56:48.200 and a justice system that you can rely upon,
00:56:50.480 then you don't really have a society.
00:56:52.660 No, I mean, the Met Police,
00:56:53.880 I remember growing up,
00:56:54.840 the Met Police were,
00:56:55.980 like, the best of the best.
00:56:57.680 They'd be the biggest blokes, right?
00:56:59.380 They'd be the ones actually doing stuff.
00:57:01.140 Yeah.
00:57:01.320 They're just a joke.
00:57:03.020 They're an actual joke.
00:57:05.600 How the mighty fool.
00:57:07.000 Once All Order says,
00:57:07.960 it was mentioned on Monday's podcast,
00:57:10.040 but I think it would be an interesting segment
00:57:11.360 to do an Andrew Real Industries.
00:57:13.480 That rings a bell,
00:57:14.120 but I can't remember what that is.
00:57:15.780 Bo and Dan, I think, would do it best,
00:57:17.920 maybe with Carl as well.
00:57:19.040 Cheers, fellas.
00:57:19.640 What was Andrew Real?
00:57:21.000 I can't quite remember exactly what that was.
00:57:23.360 His next one elaborates a little bit.
00:57:25.320 Andrew's founder, Palmer Lucky,
00:57:27.700 is a protege of Peter Thiel,
00:57:29.940 and notable for being a Silicon Valley type,
00:57:33.000 who is also pro-Trump.
00:57:35.240 Okay.
00:57:36.900 Okay.
00:57:37.440 All right.
00:57:39.480 Well, I think we're getting it to mind,
00:57:41.080 so again, apologies once more
00:57:42.500 for missing the first segment,
00:57:43.900 but there we go.
00:57:45.100 Are you going to link through on this
00:57:46.600 because it might be easier if you do?
00:57:49.640 All right.
00:57:50.160 Well, I'll crack on then where we start.
00:57:52.320 Or just ask Samson to do it.
00:57:53.580 It's either way.
00:57:54.380 Yeah.
00:57:55.700 Yeah, I might do.
00:57:57.000 We've got this as well, actually.
00:57:58.020 I was trying to work it out the other day
00:57:59.320 and I was not doing too badly.
00:58:01.320 I wanted to go back
00:58:02.800 and I know this first part of the segment
00:58:05.340 might make me look like I'm a lefty lovey
00:58:08.200 or, you know,
00:58:09.000 in care of unaccompanied
00:58:11.240 and separated child migrants.
00:58:13.480 But I want to say that one of the things
00:58:15.160 about the right
00:58:15.780 that I think is completely misunderstood
00:58:16.900 is actually that when we look at asylum,
00:58:19.600 when we look at refugees,
00:58:21.060 when we look at those illegally coming into countries,
00:58:23.840 we're not turning around to them
00:58:24.900 and saying we don't like them,
00:58:26.820 we hate them,
00:58:27.500 we want to see them drown,
00:58:28.720 we want to see them separated from their families.
00:58:31.540 Our view is that, quite clearly,
00:58:33.420 as part of a humane society,
00:58:35.740 the idea of mass immigration
00:58:37.520 is wrong in principle
00:58:39.120 because, and I'm going to try and show you today,
00:58:41.920 this is an enabler of people smuggling.
00:58:45.180 It's an enabler of child exploitation.
00:58:47.720 It's an enabler of sexualization of women.
00:58:51.140 And it's also a destructive element
00:58:52.700 of the countries that they come from
00:58:54.660 because we allow them
00:58:55.700 to remain in poverty economically.
00:58:57.320 Now, I'm not going to deal
00:58:58.440 with the economic arguments of that today,
00:59:00.140 but what I want to show
00:59:01.080 is how the European and global elites
00:59:03.960 are actually enabling all the crimes
00:59:07.640 against unaccompanied and separated children,
00:59:12.000 about women who were forced into prostitution
00:59:14.200 and sexual slavery.
00:59:16.020 And I begin by just looking at some of the big numbers.
00:59:19.960 Here from the European Parliament,
00:59:21.500 a think tank,
00:59:22.180 obviously something I looked at before.
00:59:24.280 I've put this up
00:59:25.060 because it's quite important
00:59:26.920 to try and understand
00:59:27.720 that the United Nations
00:59:28.760 and its Children's Fund,
00:59:31.100 again,
00:59:31.980 I don't completely always agree
00:59:33.440 with everything that comes from the UN.
00:59:35.360 Some of their stats
00:59:36.240 are a little bit devious,
00:59:37.740 but when it comes to try
00:59:38.920 and calculate the numbers,
00:59:40.880 generally they're not too bad.
00:59:42.760 And the reason they do that
00:59:43.820 is because they wanted to try
00:59:45.120 and get reasonably accurate figures
00:59:46.340 to get as much money as they can.
00:59:47.820 But what is interesting
00:59:49.740 about this element of the think tank
00:59:51.540 that uses UN's Children's Fund's data
00:59:54.180 is to show that around the globe at the moment,
00:59:56.360 there are about 36 million,
00:59:58.040 what they call migrant children.
01:00:01.660 And what that means
01:00:02.760 is that these are children
01:00:04.140 that were living in camps in Africa
01:00:05.700 and Pakistan and Iran.
01:00:07.960 These are the children
01:00:08.680 that are in the camps in South America
01:00:10.140 trying to make their way up into America.
01:00:13.180 These are the ones
01:00:13.720 that are coming across
01:00:14.540 on the western, eastern,
01:00:16.300 or central Mediterranean routes
01:00:17.720 coming down through the Balkan routes
01:00:19.080 all across the globe,
01:00:20.620 including those in Asia as well.
01:00:24.140 There's about 36 million children out there.
01:00:26.600 An astronomical number.
01:00:28.120 It's an astronomical number.
01:00:29.800 It was half of one million
01:00:31.060 I would be appalled.
01:00:32.220 Yes.
01:00:33.180 Now I,
01:00:33.760 and this is why in many, many ways
01:00:35.680 that I come back to the very basics
01:00:37.480 that in order to deal
01:00:39.400 with trying to make people live
01:00:41.840 in comfortable and better lives,
01:00:43.400 it's important for us
01:00:44.300 to try and ensure
01:00:45.060 that their countries
01:00:46.160 are not like South Africa
01:00:47.320 where you have governments
01:00:48.300 who are willing
01:00:49.100 just to kill white people
01:00:50.300 for the sake of white people
01:00:51.540 and their history
01:00:52.600 that they want to grab their land,
01:00:54.300 thus putting people into poverty,
01:00:56.120 thus ensuring
01:00:56.860 that they want to leave that country
01:00:58.340 and become part of the exodus
01:00:59.740 of individuals
01:01:00.780 that become part of the 36 million.
01:01:03.180 Solve South Africa,
01:01:04.580 you solve some of those leaving it.
01:01:07.120 Solve what's happening in Venezuela,
01:01:10.120 you solve the criminals
01:01:10.980 dealing with that.
01:01:11.560 Yes, that's the overall principle
01:01:12.940 of what we on the right say.
01:01:14.340 Solve those issues
01:01:15.240 by removing that
01:01:16.120 and you help go downstream
01:01:17.680 equally economically.
01:01:19.700 Stop stealing from them
01:01:20.540 all the time.
01:01:21.520 Let them actually do their lands
01:01:22.580 provided they're doing it
01:01:23.560 ethically and not with corruption.
01:01:25.460 Now that doesn't help
01:01:26.000 with China and Russia
01:01:26.820 and ourselves in some ways.
01:01:28.200 You might have seen it on TV.
01:01:30.200 I can't remember
01:01:30.820 if it's for water aid
01:01:32.240 or whether it's for Oxfam
01:01:33.240 or something like that
01:01:34.040 where it shows
01:01:34.820 sub-Saharan children
01:01:35.940 drinking dirty water,
01:01:37.460 walking from really long ways
01:01:39.060 to fill up with really dirty water
01:01:41.220 and it keeps saying
01:01:41.960 they have no choice.
01:01:42.960 You have to give money to them
01:01:44.220 because they have no choice.
01:01:46.140 It's like, really?
01:01:47.220 Haven't you had decades
01:01:48.140 or even hundreds of years
01:01:49.080 to form an actual country?
01:01:51.300 Yeah, absolutely.
01:01:52.120 And if there we are,
01:01:52.780 we want to get as much lithium
01:01:53.860 as we can do
01:01:54.620 to salve our green consciences
01:01:56.940 and net zero.
01:01:58.340 So we'll allow lithium
01:01:59.240 where we're using
01:01:59.960 thousands of children
01:02:01.320 are dying from the poisonous waters
01:02:02.920 and areas around them.
01:02:03.960 But hey,
01:02:04.300 we can salve our consciences
01:02:05.480 as we get in a Tesla
01:02:06.220 and drive off down the road
01:02:07.740 or a BYO,
01:02:08.740 whatever we want
01:02:09.400 because we now can say
01:02:10.920 I'm a green
01:02:11.780 and I'm helping the environment
01:02:12.860 when it's nonsense
01:02:13.620 what we're doing in the UK.
01:02:15.120 Look back at down the line.
01:02:16.780 There's no responsibility
01:02:17.500 for the governments
01:02:18.260 in those countries.
01:02:19.400 Not a word about that.
01:02:20.540 Nope.
01:02:21.120 They haven't failed in any way.
01:02:23.260 No, they're all perfectly fine.
01:02:24.480 They're all lovely individuals
01:02:25.500 and when they come over to Paris
01:02:27.240 and they get their wives
01:02:28.700 to buy lovely dresses
01:02:29.660 at the next Parisian event,
01:02:32.700 then we're happy to see them
01:02:34.660 in the millipound houses
01:02:35.900 that they have.
01:02:37.040 So I wanted to just run through
01:02:38.280 some quick numbers
01:02:39.240 just to go in.
01:02:40.660 So separated
01:02:41.340 and unaccompanied children
01:02:43.020 in Europe.
01:02:44.560 Can I just ask
01:02:45.620 because I think it's important
01:02:46.960 for clarity's sake.
01:02:48.980 What are they defining as a child?
01:02:50.660 What's the age range?
01:02:52.020 The child is up to 18.
01:02:53.720 Right, okay.
01:02:54.220 So it is up to 18.
01:02:55.980 And it's important
01:02:56.860 when I come down to the UK numbers
01:02:58.300 why that is an important age for us
01:03:01.540 because they differ
01:03:03.040 from country to country as well.
01:03:05.180 It's really important
01:03:05.820 to try and understand this.
01:03:07.520 So what I found interesting
01:03:09.120 in this particular stat,
01:03:10.360 again, I look back
01:03:11.260 from my days in Europe
01:03:12.620 and find organizations like this.
01:03:14.840 This is into the EU.
01:03:16.940 And if you look
01:03:17.800 in the second paragraph,
01:03:18.920 it says,
01:03:19.500 between January and October 2015,
01:03:22.340 the number of unaccompanied
01:03:23.660 child asylum seekers
01:03:24.820 in Sweden alone
01:03:25.780 was just over 23,000
01:03:28.700 in that period of 2015.
01:03:31.800 Now, that was an element,
01:03:32.980 obviously,
01:03:33.600 to do with
01:03:34.980 what was happening in Syria
01:03:36.700 and the mass movement
01:03:38.160 of a million plus odd
01:03:39.380 that went into Germany,
01:03:41.260 what I call
01:03:41.680 Merkel's monumental madness.
01:03:43.780 But because we've got
01:03:44.800 a pre-war scenario
01:03:47.000 where we needed
01:03:48.200 to remove Syria
01:03:49.920 from the arms
01:03:50.900 of Russia and China,
01:03:51.960 we didn't care
01:03:52.640 how many people would die,
01:03:53.940 how many people would move.
01:03:54.960 We just got to make sure
01:03:55.960 that we've got to get
01:03:57.280 our boys in charge
01:03:58.780 into Syria
01:03:59.480 to enable ourselves
01:04:00.540 to have a front
01:04:01.240 against Iran.
01:04:02.680 This is one of the
01:04:03.480 consequences of that.
01:04:05.580 You get 23,000 children
01:04:07.100 and they say
01:04:07.660 unaccompanied children
01:04:09.200 are those who don't
01:04:10.380 have parents or family
01:04:11.320 and they're under
01:04:12.260 the age of 18.
01:04:13.500 I just want to look
01:04:14.020 at that number there.
01:04:15.120 It's 30 million,
01:04:16.400 23,000 in one year
01:04:18.360 in Sweden.
01:04:19.800 Now, Sweden-like numbers
01:04:20.960 I know have declined
01:04:21.880 dramatically,
01:04:23.240 but that was at that time.
01:04:24.860 In the UK,
01:04:27.180 we have produced
01:04:28.300 the illegal migration bill,
01:04:29.860 a children's fact sheet.
01:04:31.340 I mean, I remember
01:04:31.820 going through
01:04:32.360 this particular bill
01:04:33.340 as the Home Office
01:04:34.540 wanted me on a video
01:04:35.600 which they put
01:04:36.300 talking about
01:04:37.180 the people smugglers
01:04:38.380 and how much
01:04:38.920 they were getting.
01:04:39.700 So when Sunak
01:04:41.000 launched this,
01:04:42.280 I was in that,
01:04:43.200 but only because I said
01:04:44.300 I'd agree to talk
01:04:45.180 about inhumanity
01:04:46.900 and the evil
01:04:47.880 that is the people smugglers
01:04:49.140 and you're actually trying
01:04:50.420 to cut out the part
01:04:51.360 where I said
01:04:51.740 the governments
01:04:52.100 are actually trying
01:04:52.740 to enable this.
01:04:53.940 I fully understand
01:04:54.960 why they didn't want
01:04:55.620 that part in a promo video.
01:04:57.860 So this is your point.
01:04:59.160 The majority of
01:05:00.380 unaccompanied children
01:05:01.400 in the UK
01:05:01.960 are aged 16 or 17
01:05:03.700 and where there is
01:05:05.820 a dispute
01:05:06.460 about half of those
01:05:07.640 are found to be adults.
01:05:09.400 This we know
01:05:09.980 is a fact
01:05:10.740 that the vast majority
01:05:12.420 of people coming over
01:05:13.700 are 16, 17 and 18
01:05:16.040 or adults pretending
01:05:17.980 to be children
01:05:18.700 in the UK.
01:05:19.580 and I think
01:05:20.900 we have something
01:05:21.760 like 8,000
01:05:22.740 since the year 2000
01:05:23.940 that have come up.
01:05:25.100 We don't have
01:05:25.860 as many
01:05:26.540 of these children
01:05:27.520 come here.
01:05:29.360 Most of them
01:05:30.080 are male.
01:05:31.140 Most of them
01:05:31.660 are adults.
01:05:32.440 But we do have
01:05:33.180 16 and 17 year olds
01:05:34.340 and what we have
01:05:34.800 to understand
01:05:35.460 is that they send
01:05:37.060 their 16 and 17 year olds
01:05:38.700 across Africa
01:05:40.000 coming down
01:05:40.620 from the Middle East
01:05:42.160 because they're strong
01:05:43.440 enough to be able
01:05:44.380 to get here
01:05:45.220 and when they get here
01:05:46.280 they can claim
01:05:47.320 their family reunion rights.
01:05:48.520 That's what I was
01:05:49.160 going to move on to
01:05:50.080 actually.
01:05:50.660 Absolutely.
01:05:51.220 I was going to be
01:05:51.400 asking that
01:05:51.960 because as much
01:05:53.220 as it's good
01:05:53.720 to have empathy
01:05:56.000 and compassion
01:05:57.960 and humanity
01:05:59.040 for these children
01:06:01.200 my compassion
01:06:03.760 starts to wane
01:06:04.580 ever so slightly
01:06:05.280 when I know
01:06:06.540 that they are
01:06:07.360 part of a
01:06:08.620 or part of
01:06:10.360 a criminal activity
01:06:11.460 just trying to
01:06:12.520 sort of
01:06:12.940 foist their way
01:06:13.600 into the country
01:06:14.240 to be honest.
01:06:15.020 That's when I
01:06:15.500 my
01:06:16.060 that's where my
01:06:17.220 sort of humanity
01:06:18.040 starts the wane
01:06:19.140 ever so slightly
01:06:19.800 and just go
01:06:20.160 and I think you're right
01:06:21.820 when you look at
01:06:23.120 the stats of people
01:06:24.560 now looking at numbers
01:06:25.720 and people coming over
01:06:27.100 genuinely
01:06:28.240 the human being
01:06:30.200 element of us
01:06:30.860 comes out
01:06:31.280 and says in the stats
01:06:32.160 and in the research
01:06:33.160 that we want to help
01:06:33.960 people who are genuine.
01:06:34.800 Yeah 100%.
01:06:36.080 Where we're clear now
01:06:37.540 is we now know
01:06:38.560 through our own figures
01:06:39.780 and organisations
01:06:40.460 like ourselves
01:06:41.360 who are coming out
01:06:42.160 and saying
01:06:42.760 look here's the evidence
01:06:44.860 to you
01:06:45.320 and I will be publishing
01:06:46.340 at the end of
01:06:47.120 the next month
01:06:48.660 all the figures
01:06:49.860 from the year 2000
01:06:51.000 since 2000 to now
01:06:52.920 of all the asylum numbers
01:06:54.000 1.2 million
01:06:54.800 what countries they come from
01:06:55.920 what the ages are
01:06:56.820 what the sexes are
01:06:58.080 so that people can see
01:06:59.260 true figures
01:07:00.200 when they can talk
01:07:01.080 about this
01:07:01.740 but I find it
01:07:04.240 appalling
01:07:05.200 to know
01:07:05.800 that we've got
01:07:06.260 so many children
01:07:06.800 across the globe
01:07:07.460 but we have a system
01:07:09.040 that allows the 16
01:07:10.360 and 17 year olds
01:07:11.340 to come here
01:07:12.140 knowing
01:07:12.840 that they are
01:07:13.880 the front
01:07:14.380 for the migrant gangs
01:07:15.580 who are being
01:07:17.400 paid money
01:07:18.220 to get them here
01:07:18.980 if they disappear
01:07:20.000 which we have
01:07:20.840 evidence of that
01:07:21.640 they go back
01:07:22.480 into gangsters
01:07:23.200 working for them
01:07:24.000 in the marijuana
01:07:25.380 houses up and down
01:07:26.540 the north of England
01:07:27.260 into the car stealing
01:07:28.660 section that happens
01:07:29.720 in London
01:07:30.260 to the sexual abuse
01:07:31.940 sections of the
01:07:33.300 criminal world
01:07:34.020 and all of that
01:07:35.320 is coming through
01:07:36.380 asylum seekers
01:07:37.440 coming here
01:07:37.960 pretending
01:07:38.700 to be asylum seekers
01:07:40.380 when they're used
01:07:41.080 as a tool
01:07:41.820 or a gambit
01:07:43.120 by evil people
01:07:44.780 yeah
01:07:45.480 yeah it's despicable
01:07:46.940 isn't it
01:07:47.200 it's disgusting
01:07:47.680 I always think
01:07:49.760 that
01:07:50.120 I mean how to say it
01:07:52.840 it's just
01:07:54.680 like gangsters
01:07:55.760 and monsters
01:07:56.340 have always used
01:07:57.340 children
01:07:57.840 right
01:07:59.060 it's like
01:07:59.540 actual gangsters
01:08:01.320 on the street
01:08:01.840 where they'll use
01:08:02.500 a small child
01:08:03.520 to be a lookout
01:08:04.240 or something
01:08:05.340 because
01:08:06.320 one they know
01:08:07.140 they're easily manipulated
01:08:08.300 and two they know
01:08:09.540 if they do ever face justice
01:08:11.220 it's minimal
01:08:11.820 right
01:08:13.240 yeah well we saw that
01:08:14.160 in Fagin
01:08:14.640 pick a pocket
01:08:15.440 well what was his name
01:08:18.060 the big gangster
01:08:19.000 in that
01:08:19.400 that movie
01:08:20.240 who was using the kids
01:08:21.720 Fagin
01:08:22.200 no Fagin was the
01:08:23.380 the kind of guy
01:08:24.400 at the top
01:08:24.960 but he used a
01:08:25.920 muscle
01:08:26.280 oh yeah I can't remember
01:08:27.420 I can't remember his name
01:08:28.300 that's it
01:08:28.880 you know he was the
01:08:29.600 muscle man wasn't he
01:08:30.420 yeah when you know
01:08:32.440 that
01:08:32.740 you know if we send
01:08:34.500 a 20 year old dude
01:08:35.960 to do this
01:08:36.760 on a couple
01:08:38.300 different levels
01:08:38.920 it's not going to work
01:08:40.480 but if we send
01:08:41.360 a 16 year old
01:08:42.300 to do it
01:08:42.860 it's actually
01:08:44.020 going to work out
01:08:44.820 and we've done
01:08:46.680 segments before
01:08:47.520 about in Sweden
01:08:48.420 how they actually
01:08:49.860 needed to change
01:08:50.620 their laws
01:08:51.060 because there were
01:08:51.740 so many children
01:08:52.740 children
01:08:53.560 we're talking 16
01:08:54.820 17 year old
01:08:55.480 young men
01:08:56.100 involved in
01:08:57.520 crazy crime
01:08:58.980 like grenade crime
01:08:59.980 and like
01:09:01.000 the worst types
01:09:01.840 of violent crime
01:09:02.760 and stuff
01:09:03.180 because they know
01:09:03.980 they'll get away
01:09:04.600 with a slap on the wrist
01:09:05.560 or they'll go to
01:09:06.140 juvenile hall
01:09:06.980 for a little bit
01:09:07.460 of time
01:09:07.800 instead of banged
01:09:08.500 up in a man's
01:09:09.080 prison for 20 years
01:09:10.100 yeah it's monstrous
01:09:12.860 it is
01:09:13.160 monstrous things
01:09:13.740 that the people
01:09:14.320 pulling the strings
01:09:15.080 do it
01:09:15.580 and it's not only
01:09:16.900 that it's the
01:09:17.300 knock-on effect
01:09:18.120 that it has
01:09:18.860 and our cultures
01:09:19.820 that we're used
01:09:20.540 to having
01:09:21.080 really settled
01:09:22.560 common law
01:09:23.080 principles of saying
01:09:24.100 that we will look
01:09:24.760 at children differently
01:09:25.700 to those of adults
01:09:26.660 but now we've allowed
01:09:28.360 the gangsters
01:09:29.020 and the criminals
01:09:29.660 to be able to
01:09:30.760 usurp
01:09:31.500 that sensible
01:09:32.720 common law
01:09:33.340 that's been built
01:09:33.920 over 100 years
01:09:34.980 because they didn't
01:09:36.160 have that in their
01:09:36.900 countries
01:09:37.260 and they're going
01:09:37.720 to use it
01:09:38.120 for any way
01:09:38.600 that they want
01:09:39.360 and in addition
01:09:40.560 to be able
01:09:41.080 to go out
01:09:41.880 to a position
01:09:42.420 where the police
01:09:43.360 don't even do
01:09:43.980 anything for a crime
01:09:44.980 that no doubt
01:09:45.840 the big gangs
01:09:46.380 are involved in
01:09:46.960 because they didn't
01:09:47.580 steal your
01:09:48.080 100,000 pound car
01:09:49.820 because they thought
01:09:50.780 okay I'm just
01:09:51.460 going to drive it
01:09:51.980 oh no 100%
01:09:52.800 that'd be
01:09:53.380 that's gone
01:09:53.840 that'd be
01:09:54.500 stolen to order
01:09:55.920 again I think
01:09:56.860 my main issue
01:09:57.840 with stuff like this
01:09:59.260 is and I'm sure
01:10:00.380 you'll mention
01:10:00.820 something along
01:10:01.600 those lines
01:10:01.960 anyways
01:10:02.220 is with respect
01:10:03.140 to the government
01:10:03.620 themselves
01:10:04.100 if you have
01:10:04.900 a statistical
01:10:05.480 if you have
01:10:07.400 the statistics
01:10:07.920 to back up
01:10:08.540 that the vast
01:10:09.020 majority of
01:10:09.720 children that
01:10:10.480 come here
01:10:10.880 children
01:10:11.520 that come here
01:10:13.100 then proceed
01:10:14.780 are unaccompanied
01:10:15.860 then proceed
01:10:16.440 to stake
01:10:18.240 an asylum claim
01:10:19.000 to bring their
01:10:19.420 family over here
01:10:20.300 well very clearly
01:10:21.160 you are using
01:10:22.600 your child
01:10:23.660 as a middle person
01:10:24.500 to you know
01:10:25.600 to stake
01:10:26.560 economic claim
01:10:27.480 elsewhere
01:10:27.840 which is wrong
01:10:29.260 it should be
01:10:30.080 decentivised
01:10:31.300 there should be
01:10:32.100 no realm
01:10:34.280 where a child
01:10:35.520 should be able
01:10:36.180 to cross
01:10:36.620 however many
01:10:37.620 countries
01:10:38.080 come to a
01:10:38.640 country
01:10:39.080 and then go
01:10:39.980 I'm here now
01:10:40.740 can I bring
01:10:41.060 my family
01:10:41.540 no
01:10:42.520 you shouldn't
01:10:44.200 actually
01:10:44.600 because your
01:10:45.100 parents
01:10:45.620 allowed you
01:10:46.700 to travel
01:10:47.740 through however
01:10:48.300 many countries
01:10:48.880 and try to
01:10:50.200 get to
01:10:50.620 somewhere else
01:10:51.540 I just think
01:10:52.020 that's abhorrent
01:10:52.660 it's interesting
01:10:53.300 you do that
01:10:53.760 because over
01:10:54.160 the weekend
01:10:54.600 the Germans
01:10:55.200 have actually
01:10:56.000 now started
01:10:56.620 to look
01:10:57.120 at changing
01:10:57.740 the law
01:10:58.100 and family
01:10:58.520 unions
01:10:59.100 they're being
01:11:00.940 pilloried
01:11:01.420 at the moment
01:11:02.020 by saying
01:11:03.200 you're just
01:11:03.560 trying to
01:11:03.900 respond to
01:11:04.400 the AFD
01:11:05.020 the usual
01:11:05.480 thing
01:11:05.880 yeah but I
01:11:06.480 think that's
01:11:06.960 common sense
01:11:07.500 isn't it
01:11:07.840 why would you
01:11:08.940 want parents
01:11:09.560 why would you
01:11:09.960 want adults
01:11:10.400 in your country
01:11:10.980 that would
01:11:11.700 allow their
01:11:12.220 child to
01:11:13.060 traverse
01:11:13.540 the globe
01:11:14.420 no
01:11:15.240 those people
01:11:16.520 are scum
01:11:17.540 they're awful
01:11:21.140 people
01:11:21.600 they're treating
01:11:22.740 their child
01:11:23.260 like a taxi
01:11:24.700 service
01:11:25.200 for an
01:11:26.640 asylum claim
01:11:27.280 no
01:11:27.580 you should
01:11:28.760 not be
01:11:29.020 allowed
01:11:29.300 here
01:11:29.580 so yeah
01:11:30.780 I mean
01:11:30.960 I agree
01:11:31.460 with the
01:11:32.420 humanity
01:11:32.740 aspect
01:11:33.060 absolutely
01:11:33.560 but yeah
01:11:35.260 if there's
01:11:35.500 statistics
01:11:35.880 to show
01:11:36.280 it
01:11:36.440 yeah
01:11:36.860 there are
01:11:37.200 plenty
01:11:38.440 more
01:11:38.880 sorry
01:11:39.440 I didn't
01:11:40.060 want to
01:11:40.380 go back
01:11:41.260 down
01:11:41.500 but
01:11:41.700 I'm going
01:11:43.120 to quickly
01:11:43.420 win through
01:11:43.780 the next
01:11:44.140 stats
01:11:44.760 so we can
01:11:45.180 move on
01:11:45.560 to the
01:11:45.880 next
01:11:46.340 section
01:11:46.740 of this
01:11:47.280 this is
01:11:48.720 the interesting
01:11:49.240 point
01:11:49.600 here
01:11:49.900 not only
01:11:50.580 we've got
01:11:50.820 the millions
01:11:51.200 coming in
01:11:51.660 and then we
01:11:51.940 know the
01:11:52.200 thousands
01:11:52.520 in each
01:11:52.920 individual
01:11:53.340 countries
01:11:54.000 but we
01:11:55.080 also know
01:11:55.600 tens of
01:11:56.080 thousands
01:11:56.420 of these
01:11:56.860 unaccompanied
01:11:57.420 minors
01:11:58.300 went missing
01:11:59.380 in the
01:11:59.980 European
01:12:00.280 Union
01:12:00.680 and what
01:12:01.980 I look
01:12:02.700 at this
01:12:02.980 I mean
01:12:03.200 I know
01:12:03.460 this is
01:12:03.940 called
01:12:05.000 the EU
01:12:07.360 CPN
01:12:08.000 which is
01:12:08.500 another
01:12:08.800 one of
01:12:09.140 these
01:12:09.340 funded
01:12:09.760 organisations
01:12:10.860 by the
01:12:11.380 European
01:12:11.680 Union
01:12:12.040 it's funny
01:12:12.440 they won't
01:12:12.840 fund
01:12:13.160 the
01:12:13.700 Centre
01:12:13.960 for Migration
01:12:14.600 and Economic
01:12:15.440 Prosperity
01:12:16.100 but they
01:12:16.400 will fund
01:12:17.200 organisations
01:12:17.900 like this
01:12:18.520 to say
01:12:18.820 look
01:12:19.280 unaccompanied
01:12:20.040 minors
01:12:20.440 are at risk
01:12:20.880 preventing
01:12:21.280 child
01:12:22.120 trafficking
01:12:22.720 well we
01:12:24.260 could say
01:12:24.580 there are
01:12:24.700 no S
01:12:25.080 at Sherlock
01:12:25.780 that of
01:12:26.740 course
01:12:27.040 we're going
01:12:27.620 to find
01:12:27.920 unaccompanied
01:12:28.580 minors
01:12:28.980 go missing
01:12:29.560 some of
01:12:30.260 them we
01:12:30.520 know they
01:12:30.860 go missing
01:12:31.280 because they're
01:12:31.660 16, 17 and
01:12:32.600 18 and they're
01:12:33.300 involved with
01:12:33.700 the people
01:12:34.040 smugglers
01:12:34.540 but others
01:12:35.400 do go
01:12:36.100 missing
01:12:36.480 for much
01:12:37.360 more nefarious
01:12:38.240 and evil
01:12:39.040 and disgusting
01:12:40.120 reasons
01:12:40.740 for it
01:12:41.120 and again
01:12:41.780 I point out
01:12:42.500 that we
01:12:42.880 on the
01:12:43.200 right
01:12:43.580 are trying
01:12:44.640 to prevent
01:12:45.280 this
01:12:45.640 we on the
01:12:46.740 right
01:12:46.960 are bringing
01:12:47.500 to bed
01:12:48.120 the argument
01:12:48.940 that it's
01:12:49.720 the elites
01:12:50.380 who are
01:12:50.860 allowing this
01:12:51.840 to happen
01:12:52.520 by not
01:12:53.560 having
01:12:54.160 determined
01:12:54.740 borders
01:12:55.200 with
01:12:55.620 disincentives
01:12:56.780 to being
01:12:57.300 here
01:12:57.660 you enable
01:12:58.840 gangsters
01:12:59.620 and people
01:13:00.160 smugglers
01:13:00.640 and evil
01:13:01.060 people
01:13:01.500 to continue
01:13:02.400 their business
01:13:03.200 where is the
01:13:04.280 moral outrage
01:13:04.940 from the
01:13:05.420 globalist types
01:13:06.200 when they hear
01:13:06.740 a figure like
01:13:07.240 that
01:13:07.540 it's just
01:13:08.480 silence
01:13:08.900 it's just
01:13:09.340 crickets
01:13:09.720 their moral
01:13:10.540 outrage is
01:13:11.260 why do you
01:13:12.000 not allow
01:13:12.460 them all
01:13:13.000 to come
01:13:13.380 yeah
01:13:13.680 right
01:13:14.020 why do you
01:13:14.640 not have
01:13:15.080 safe ports
01:13:15.880 of call
01:13:16.860 why do you
01:13:17.460 not allow
01:13:18.080 them to
01:13:18.460 transient
01:13:18.920 because if
01:13:19.840 you did
01:13:20.680 more of
01:13:21.820 them would
01:13:22.100 be here
01:13:22.640 and the
01:13:23.460 problem
01:13:23.760 wouldn't go
01:13:24.200 away
01:13:24.620 you're just
01:13:25.400 filling the
01:13:26.120 country with
01:13:26.700 more and
01:13:27.100 more people
01:13:27.780 which exponentially
01:13:28.520 gets worse
01:13:29.180 more people
01:13:29.720 go missing
01:13:30.220 yeah
01:13:30.800 percentage
01:13:31.500 increases
01:13:32.000 absolutely
01:13:32.820 and i find
01:13:34.120 this quite
01:13:34.540 staggering
01:13:35.180 that we
01:13:35.660 again here
01:13:36.280 we've got
01:13:36.720 30,000
01:13:37.940 migrant
01:13:38.320 refugee
01:13:38.620 children
01:13:39.020 are estimated
01:13:39.560 to go
01:13:40.040 missing
01:13:40.700 on their
01:13:41.120 arrival
01:13:41.500 in europe
01:13:42.080 that's
01:13:42.860 a thousand
01:13:43.300 just go
01:13:44.080 missing
01:13:44.420 it's a giant
01:13:45.100 number isn't
01:13:45.740 it
01:13:46.180 in three
01:13:46.620 years
01:13:47.800 that's
01:13:48.560 three
01:13:48.920 years
01:13:49.400 10,000
01:13:50.140 a year
01:13:50.780 going
01:13:51.720 missing
01:13:52.140 yeah
01:13:52.680 in terms
01:13:53.180 of that
01:13:53.580 and behind
01:13:54.960 closed doors
01:13:55.720 this is
01:13:56.320 another one
01:13:57.180 organization
01:13:57.920 lots of
01:13:58.740 them out
01:13:59.000 there
01:13:59.200 it talks
01:13:59.960 about
01:14:00.160 legal and
01:14:00.620 analysis
01:14:01.460 of human
01:14:02.280 trafficking
01:14:02.720 risks
01:14:03.180 in home
01:14:04.000 office
01:14:04.300 hotels
01:14:04.940 well we
01:14:06.440 know that
01:14:06.760 they're not
01:14:07.260 they're not
01:14:07.900 policed in
01:14:08.440 any way
01:14:08.760 properly
01:14:09.180 they're not
01:14:09.560 controlled
01:14:10.000 in any
01:14:10.360 way
01:14:10.500 properly
01:14:10.880 people can
01:14:11.720 come and
01:14:12.080 go as
01:14:12.360 they
01:14:12.520 please
01:14:12.820 so what
01:14:13.060 do you
01:14:13.180 expect
01:14:13.580 to happen
01:14:14.100 yeah
01:14:14.340 mainstream
01:14:14.860 media
01:14:15.220 journalists
01:14:15.660 completely
01:14:16.180 ignore them
01:14:16.880 and homegrown
01:14:18.540 activist type
01:14:20.360 investigations
01:14:21.820 you're just
01:14:22.300 told you can't
01:14:23.480 enter
01:14:23.820 yeah
01:14:24.260 aren't you
01:14:25.100 so you can't
01:14:26.220 be here
01:14:26.580 this is private
01:14:27.080 property
01:14:27.400 you can't
01:14:27.980 come in
01:14:28.260 with your
01:14:28.500 phone
01:14:28.760 and see
01:14:29.400 what's
01:14:29.700 going on
01:14:30.480 so you
01:14:30.940 can't
01:14:31.320 check
01:14:31.660 you're a
01:14:31.920 bigot
01:14:32.140 for even
01:14:32.420 thinking
01:14:32.620 you could
01:14:33.020 yeah
01:14:33.500 and again
01:14:34.220 I look
01:14:34.520 I often
01:14:35.080 ask myself
01:14:35.720 okay if you're
01:14:36.240 really that
01:14:36.580 deeply concerned
01:14:37.260 I look
01:14:37.660 in Winchester
01:14:38.760 there's this
01:14:39.220 lovely image
01:14:39.980 of a guy
01:14:41.060 who's got
01:14:41.300 reform flag
01:14:42.000 on the
01:14:42.260 flat below
01:14:42.700 and above
01:14:43.060 is migrants
01:14:44.460 welcome
01:14:44.860 and I just
01:14:46.260 wonder
01:14:46.520 whether if
01:14:47.020 you knocked
01:14:47.320 on the door
01:14:47.720 of the
01:14:47.900 migrants
01:14:48.180 welcome
01:14:48.520 would you
01:14:48.860 say okay
01:14:49.280 we're here
01:14:50.220 from an
01:14:50.460 organisation
01:14:50.860 that wants
01:14:51.400 to place
01:14:51.720 a migrant
01:14:52.180 in your
01:14:52.540 house
01:14:52.840 would you
01:14:53.660 have one
01:14:54.300 in your
01:14:54.560 house
01:14:54.900 and when
01:14:55.840 I knock
01:14:56.140 on all
01:14:56.660 these
01:14:56.900 big houses
01:14:57.860 that have
01:14:58.340 got similar
01:14:59.100 sorts of
01:14:59.560 supports
01:15:00.100 would you
01:15:00.600 do so
01:15:01.000 no you
01:15:01.460 won't
01:15:01.900 because
01:15:02.500 they're
01:15:03.180 welcome
01:15:03.580 as long
01:15:03.960 as they
01:15:04.200 go to
01:15:04.520 the poor
01:15:04.880 working
01:15:05.160 class
01:15:05.460 areas
01:15:05.820 of our
01:15:06.060 country
01:15:06.220 that's
01:15:07.600 a
01:15:07.960 that's
01:15:08.940 a
01:15:09.040 stance
01:15:09.320 as old
01:15:09.660 as time
01:15:10.000 itself
01:15:10.460 you know
01:15:10.820 people on
01:15:11.340 the street
01:15:11.680 asking these
01:15:12.280 individuals
01:15:12.740 that are
01:15:13.020 always at
01:15:13.300 these rallies
01:15:13.840 anti-fascist
01:15:15.640 open the
01:15:16.620 borders
01:15:16.920 blah blah blah
01:15:17.400 and you're
01:15:17.580 like oh
01:15:17.820 you're perfect
01:15:18.220 so you're
01:15:19.940 going to take
01:15:20.300 one
01:15:20.480 no
01:15:20.840 no space
01:15:22.000 no time
01:15:22.540 no money
01:15:23.220 like
01:15:23.540 yeah
01:15:24.660 you want
01:15:25.060 a 17
01:15:25.580 year old
01:15:26.060 Iraqi
01:15:26.480 lad
01:15:26.840 to live
01:15:27.340 in your
01:15:27.560 home
01:15:27.760 with you
01:15:28.140 yeah
01:15:28.680 well I do
01:15:29.120 we'll pass
01:15:31.320 but for
01:15:31.760 somebody else
01:15:32.340 sure
01:15:32.720 somebody else
01:15:34.360 yeah
01:15:34.760 bring them
01:15:35.440 in but
01:15:35.880 not my
01:15:36.460 problem
01:15:36.800 organized
01:15:37.900 crime
01:15:38.380 a thousand
01:15:39.760 women a
01:15:40.180 year in
01:15:40.440 the London
01:15:40.760 sex trade
01:15:41.820 in the
01:15:42.560 UK
01:15:42.820 that's
01:15:43.600 only the
01:15:45.260 amount
01:15:45.440 that's
01:15:45.700 known
01:15:46.020 way worse
01:15:47.460 than that
01:15:47.800 that's
01:15:48.040 right
01:15:48.220 way worse
01:15:48.900 and that's
01:15:49.240 staggering
01:15:49.860 a year
01:15:51.300 a thousand
01:15:51.760 a year
01:15:52.360 of what
01:15:52.620 they actually
01:15:53.000 know
01:15:53.340 every single
01:15:54.000 year a
01:15:54.320 thousand
01:15:54.620 that's
01:15:55.020 unbelievable
01:15:55.700 modern
01:15:56.220 slavery
01:15:56.740 still exists
01:15:57.540 in the
01:15:57.840 UK
01:15:58.100 yet
01:15:58.560 foreign
01:15:58.940 people
01:15:59.220 enslaving
01:15:59.640 other
01:15:59.880 foreign
01:16:00.160 people
01:16:00.400 which
01:16:00.520 just
01:16:00.640 happens
01:16:00.860 to be
01:16:01.120 in
01:16:01.220 Leicester
01:16:01.500 or something
01:16:01.920 yeah
01:16:02.180 that's
01:16:02.720 where there
01:16:03.000 was that
01:16:03.320 that it came
01:16:05.360 out not too
01:16:06.200 long ago
01:16:06.540 wasn't it
01:16:06.960 where I can't
01:16:07.920 even remember
01:16:08.180 was it Leicester
01:16:08.980 I think so
01:16:09.860 yeah I've
01:16:10.380 certainly seen
01:16:11.140 headlines about it
01:16:11.920 in Leicester
01:16:12.260 they were like
01:16:12.860 yeah but again
01:16:13.820 it was an open
01:16:14.440 secret everyone
01:16:15.020 knew about it
01:16:15.820 a factory
01:16:16.520 a factory that
01:16:17.540 was being used
01:16:18.220 to make clothes
01:16:19.120 using slaved
01:16:20.640 labour from
01:16:21.300 different countries
01:16:22.140 being rented
01:16:23.420 in houses
01:16:24.020 by people
01:16:24.860 who weren't
01:16:25.300 born in this
01:16:25.840 country to
01:16:26.360 house them
01:16:27.040 and then ship
01:16:27.960 them in taxes
01:16:29.120 that were done
01:16:29.680 by people who
01:16:30.300 weren't in this
01:16:30.800 country and yet
01:16:32.120 that's perfectly
01:16:33.120 fine for GDP
01:16:33.920 purposes
01:16:34.480 well you know
01:16:35.420 you're not a
01:16:35.820 racist
01:16:36.120 what a disgusting
01:16:37.080 stain on the
01:16:39.700 nation that
01:16:40.480 led the way
01:16:42.640 in abolitionism
01:16:43.400 yeah
01:16:43.680 my point about
01:16:45.260 it is
01:16:45.680 I don't really
01:16:46.520 particularly care
01:16:47.260 what country or
01:16:48.100 culture you are
01:16:48.660 if you do
01:16:49.180 something like
01:16:49.820 that
01:16:50.100 you should be
01:16:50.980 imprisoned
01:16:51.380 you should not
01:16:52.800 even and deported
01:16:53.860 if you're not
01:16:54.600 from this country
01:16:55.260 this isn't about
01:16:56.420 race or colour
01:16:56.960 or creed
01:16:57.280 we're just
01:16:57.600 recognising
01:16:58.520 numbers and
01:17:00.260 figures across
01:17:00.860 whole sections
01:17:01.820 of our criminality
01:17:03.060 is linked
01:17:03.740 to the mass
01:17:04.680 migration of
01:17:05.340 people who are
01:17:05.740 coming here
01:17:06.180 illegally
01:17:06.580 and again
01:17:08.720 I just kind of
01:17:09.400 whipped through
01:17:09.800 this one
01:17:10.120 because I found
01:17:11.020 this one
01:17:11.480 particularly
01:17:12.120 concerning
01:17:12.660 about the
01:17:13.480 trafficking
01:17:13.940 of women
01:17:15.520 from all over
01:17:17.020 into the
01:17:18.720 Europe
01:17:20.000 and that's an
01:17:21.360 interesting map
01:17:22.080 there's a lot
01:17:23.080 coming from
01:17:23.620 South America
01:17:24.360 but you can see
01:17:25.100 them through
01:17:25.420 Central Asia
01:17:26.480 it's where they
01:17:27.020 begin
01:17:27.320 look at the
01:17:28.160 areas where
01:17:28.600 they're beginning
01:17:29.040 from Afghanistan
01:17:30.780 Central Asia
01:17:31.560 coming through
01:17:32.520 the Middle East
01:17:33.840 coming through
01:17:34.840 countries such as
01:17:36.240 the United Arab
01:17:37.260 Emirates
01:17:37.760 coming through
01:17:38.400 places like
01:17:39.040 Saudi Arabia
01:17:39.800 why are they
01:17:40.580 not stopping
01:17:41.120 and of course
01:17:41.760 then you've got
01:17:42.260 similar ones
01:17:42.840 coming through
01:17:43.700 Africa
01:17:44.180 into ourselves
01:17:45.060 and equally
01:17:45.700 into China
01:17:46.280 I don't touch
01:17:47.140 China and Japan
01:17:47.780 too much
01:17:48.200 I don't have a
01:17:48.560 huge number
01:17:48.980 but I do know
01:17:49.820 that there's a
01:17:50.580 mass amount of
01:17:51.260 people smuggling
01:17:51.860 of Asian people
01:17:53.080 into China
01:17:54.100 into the sex slave
01:17:55.080 trade
01:17:55.800 a lot of
01:17:56.240 Thailand
01:17:56.720 a lot of
01:17:57.320 the Philippines
01:17:57.880 and into
01:17:58.560 China itself
01:17:59.220 so it isn't
01:18:00.160 just homegrown
01:18:00.740 to us
01:18:01.200 gangsters are
01:18:01.800 all working
01:18:02.240 together
01:18:02.680 but for our
01:18:03.620 section
01:18:04.060 you could
01:18:04.700 stop the
01:18:05.820 supply
01:18:06.260 and demand
01:18:07.300 here right
01:18:07.880 like that's
01:18:08.300 the thing
01:18:08.540 yeah it's going
01:18:09.260 to happen
01:18:09.520 everywhere
01:18:09.920 of course it
01:18:10.620 is absolutely
01:18:11.160 but you don't
01:18:12.340 as a nation
01:18:13.360 you don't have
01:18:13.940 to facilitate
01:18:14.660 that criminality
01:18:15.620 you could just
01:18:16.540 stop it
01:18:17.280 and I just
01:18:19.700 find this a
01:18:20.180 fascinating little
01:18:20.900 graph that they've
01:18:21.620 done on this
01:18:22.200 because I used
01:18:23.180 to be in
01:18:23.400 financial services
01:18:24.280 and markets
01:18:24.840 and you'd look
01:18:25.500 at the value
01:18:26.700 of the share
01:18:27.160 price and
01:18:28.180 they're looking
01:18:28.700 at what the
01:18:29.200 share price
01:18:29.700 is and here
01:18:30.800 they've got
01:18:31.220 here annual
01:18:32.460 of the new
01:18:32.900 victims
01:18:33.300 70,000 a year
01:18:34.700 volume of
01:18:35.760 market stock
01:18:36.840 140,000
01:18:38.760 value of
01:18:39.980 market stock
01:18:41.080 that's an
01:18:41.360 odd way to
01:18:41.940 put it
01:18:42.340 3.6
01:18:43.660 billion a
01:18:44.560 year
01:18:44.920 we're talking
01:18:45.360 3.6
01:18:46.180 billion I
01:18:46.520 think that
01:18:46.820 number is
01:18:47.140 actually probably
01:18:47.680 underestimated
01:18:48.560 3.6
01:18:49.860 billion
01:18:50.160 what's the
01:18:51.660 market share
01:18:52.300 globally though
01:18:52.920 that's important
01:18:53.540 we need to
01:18:54.020 up our
01:18:54.340 figures
01:18:54.660 those are
01:18:55.180 rookie numbers
01:18:55.760 if anything
01:18:56.220 that's right
01:18:56.700 so it's
01:18:57.640 interesting how
01:18:58.320 they look
01:18:58.660 you shouldn't
01:18:58.760 joke about it
01:18:59.180 it's terrible
01:18:59.620 you shouldn't
01:18:59.980 joke about it
01:19:00.440 it's just the
01:19:01.260 way that it's
01:19:01.940 casually
01:19:02.500 just it's the
01:19:03.720 market stock
01:19:04.460 estimated trend
01:19:05.580 stable
01:19:06.360 that's right
01:19:07.060 estimated trend
01:19:07.780 stable so
01:19:08.580 here we are
01:19:09.020 ladies and
01:19:09.380 gentlemen I'm
01:19:09.740 giving you
01:19:10.020 the market
01:19:10.380 trend now
01:19:11.160 on how
01:19:12.040 do we
01:19:12.300 get on
01:19:12.540 people smuggling
01:19:13.240 we got a
01:19:14.080 good market
01:19:14.480 for europe
01:19:14.900 sexual
01:19:15.320 exploitation
01:19:16.020 the trend
01:19:16.580 is stable
01:19:17.080 but we've
01:19:18.060 got 3.6
01:19:18.840 billion in
01:19:19.400 the market
01:19:19.800 stock
01:19:20.280 are we
01:19:21.100 buyers of
01:19:22.200 this market
01:19:22.660 are we
01:19:22.980 sellers
01:19:23.240 you know
01:19:24.780 that's
01:19:25.460 the kind
01:19:26.000 of weirdness
01:19:27.160 these
01:19:28.100 organisations
01:19:29.020 who are
01:19:29.540 funded by
01:19:30.400 governments
01:19:30.960 write about
01:19:32.020 this issue
01:19:32.580 and they
01:19:32.880 think that
01:19:33.300 we're the
01:19:33.780 ones
01:19:34.080 who are
01:19:35.280 anti-humanity
01:19:36.420 well they're
01:19:37.220 disassociating
01:19:38.040 from it
01:19:38.400 massively
01:19:38.740 aren't
01:19:39.000 they're
01:19:39.540 dehumanising
01:19:41.380 these
01:19:41.620 individuals
01:19:42.140 by putting
01:19:42.860 it down
01:19:43.280 as well
01:19:43.940 they're just
01:19:44.200 they're just
01:19:44.580 they're just
01:19:44.980 it's just
01:19:45.400 stock
01:19:45.920 it's just
01:19:46.960 this is
01:19:47.300 the value
01:19:48.240 of it
01:19:48.660 and it
01:19:49.200 says that
01:19:49.500 potential
01:19:50.020 effects
01:19:50.600 potential
01:19:51.700 human rights
01:19:52.880 violations
01:19:53.440 what do you
01:19:53.740 mean
01:19:53.820 potentially
01:19:54.680 what are
01:19:56.200 you talking
01:19:56.840 about
01:19:57.120 that's an
01:19:57.400 yes
01:19:58.000 obviously
01:19:58.840 it's human
01:19:59.860 rights
01:20:00.100 violations
01:20:00.720 and human
01:20:01.600 rights
01:20:01.820 violations
01:20:02.180 means
01:20:02.680 misery
01:20:03.980 it means
01:20:05.980 misery
01:20:06.500 yeah
01:20:07.080 the likelihood
01:20:08.200 of effects
01:20:08.740 being realised
01:20:09.280 very high
01:20:09.700 it's an
01:20:10.360 obvious
01:20:10.620 it's absolutely
01:20:11.780 human rights
01:20:13.040 violations
01:20:13.460 thanks very
01:20:13.920 much
01:20:14.140 UN funded
01:20:15.280 organisations
01:20:15.940 for pointing
01:20:16.500 out that
01:20:16.900 humans are
01:20:17.420 shattles
01:20:17.940 to be honest
01:20:19.040 and they've
01:20:19.440 just got a
01:20:19.820 stock value
01:20:20.360 there to
01:20:20.760 bend on
01:20:21.040 there
01:20:21.260 I got
01:20:22.440 this one
01:20:23.040 from the
01:20:23.340 IOM
01:20:23.700 2000
01:20:24.440 the dead
01:20:24.900 year on
01:20:25.620 record
01:20:26.180 I'm
01:20:26.760 whipping
01:20:27.100 through
01:20:27.360 this part
01:20:27.780 because I
01:20:28.120 know where
01:20:28.340 we are
01:20:28.580 in 10
01:20:28.880 minutes
01:20:29.120 because this
01:20:30.340 is about
01:20:30.820 the numbers
01:20:31.160 of people
01:20:31.540 who die
01:20:32.060 you know
01:20:33.940 nearly 9000
01:20:35.680 died on the
01:20:36.480 migrant routes
01:20:37.080 and what they
01:20:37.380 mean by that
01:20:37.880 is the ones
01:20:38.200 who are dying
01:20:38.540 in the waters
01:20:39.060 coming across
01:20:41.200 from Libya
01:20:41.860 to Italy
01:20:43.580 those coming
01:20:44.300 across on
01:20:44.820 the channel
01:20:45.220 but about
01:20:45.940 9000 are
01:20:46.780 dying a year
01:20:47.400 so is it
01:20:48.200 any sense
01:20:48.800 for us to
01:20:49.220 say we
01:20:49.920 should allow
01:20:50.300 it to
01:20:50.580 continue
01:20:50.980 no
01:20:52.020 this is why
01:20:53.180 we want
01:20:53.660 them to
01:20:53.980 stop the
01:20:54.440 borders
01:20:54.860 it's not
01:20:55.600 the reason
01:20:56.600 but it's
01:20:57.380 one of the
01:20:57.840 important reasons
01:20:58.760 is we stop
01:20:59.560 allowing people
01:21:00.160 to die
01:21:00.680 in waters
01:21:01.420 by stopping
01:21:02.060 the boats
01:21:02.660 well again
01:21:03.300 their argument
01:21:03.820 would be
01:21:04.060 we'll just
01:21:04.320 let them
01:21:04.600 in
01:21:04.800 absolutely
01:21:05.480 yeah we
01:21:05.820 need safe
01:21:06.420 routes for
01:21:06.960 them then
01:21:07.420 yeah that's
01:21:08.240 what the
01:21:08.440 argument
01:21:08.700 again we
01:21:09.580 can have
01:21:09.820 a different
01:21:10.140 argument
01:21:10.520 but do
01:21:11.180 not ever
01:21:11.580 call us
01:21:12.060 on the
01:21:12.320 right
01:21:12.740 for being
01:21:13.560 evil and
01:21:14.320 nasty and
01:21:14.940 anti-human
01:21:15.660 when we
01:21:16.360 want to
01:21:16.720 stop the
01:21:17.100 boats
01:21:17.340 because we
01:21:18.140 know that
01:21:18.920 one of the
01:21:19.300 ways of
01:21:19.620 stopping
01:21:19.840 people
01:21:20.160 drowning
01:21:20.500 is by
01:21:20.800 having
01:21:21.100 deterrence
01:21:21.780 just a
01:21:22.600 quick
01:21:22.760 death
01:21:22.980 it is
01:21:23.860 telling
01:21:24.100 when sometimes
01:21:24.880 occasionally
01:21:25.440 some people
01:21:26.320 will drown
01:21:26.840 in the
01:21:27.260 channel the
01:21:27.900 English
01:21:28.160 channel and
01:21:29.480 it's very
01:21:30.760 very quickly
01:21:31.440 brushed over
01:21:32.000 by the
01:21:32.280 mainstream
01:21:32.540 media
01:21:33.460 always
01:21:33.960 because that's
01:21:35.080 just the
01:21:35.320 price they
01:21:35.680 pay
01:21:36.000 it is
01:21:36.380 I've often
01:21:37.120 said when I
01:21:37.620 come to
01:21:37.960 this I mean
01:21:38.340 that's a
01:21:38.640 quick stat for
01:21:39.180 people to
01:21:39.560 look at how
01:21:39.960 many people
01:21:40.340 are dying
01:21:40.680 but remember
01:21:41.480 when we're
01:21:41.860 doing the
01:21:42.260 arguments and
01:21:42.900 I want to
01:21:43.240 give people
01:21:43.880 the arguments
01:21:44.380 when they're
01:21:44.680 out there
01:21:44.980 debating is
01:21:46.000 that we're
01:21:46.420 trying to
01:21:46.780 stop this
01:21:47.420 deterrence is
01:21:49.160 stopping the
01:21:49.900 deaths in the
01:21:50.480 water
01:21:50.780 deterrence and
01:21:51.940 ending legal
01:21:53.220 migration is
01:21:53.980 stopping the
01:21:54.420 sexual abuse
01:21:55.040 of children
01:21:55.540 and here
01:21:56.840 how many
01:21:57.160 boats die
01:21:58.000 across the
01:21:58.560 channel
01:21:58.920 again I've
01:22:01.000 not really
01:22:01.560 put my
01:22:01.840 numbers up
01:22:02.240 on this
01:22:02.500 for quite
01:22:02.840 a while
01:22:03.120 on the
01:22:03.380 site
01:22:03.640 and probably
01:22:04.680 something I
01:22:05.040 need to
01:22:05.400 do
01:22:05.580 that's a
01:22:06.700 rough people
01:22:07.280 people figure
01:22:08.040 coming over
01:22:08.520 24
01:22:09.000 my figures out
01:22:10.840 later
01:22:11.220 but when we
01:22:12.120 come down to
01:22:12.620 the numbers
01:22:13.120 here I think
01:22:13.920 it's roughly
01:22:14.460 around 200
01:22:15.900 odd
01:22:16.280 there we are
01:22:17.720 dying up
01:22:18.420 there
01:22:18.800 78 died
01:22:20.300 in 24
01:22:21.500 but it's
01:22:22.880 about 225
01:22:23.960 that have
01:22:24.300 died crossing
01:22:24.980 the channel
01:22:25.780 we're not
01:22:27.580 cruel to
01:22:28.400 want this
01:22:28.760 to stop
01:22:29.280 and now
01:22:30.560 we're beginning
01:22:31.160 to see in
01:22:32.100 America
01:22:32.520 I hope that
01:22:34.480 Samson you
01:22:35.040 managed to
01:22:35.320 get this
01:22:35.580 from 158
01:22:36.760 was it or
01:22:37.160 something like
01:22:37.560 that
01:22:37.920 I take it
01:22:42.380 in maybe
01:22:42.920 I can do
01:22:43.620 it
01:22:44.040 I don't want
01:22:45.780 it to go
01:22:46.080 all the way
01:22:46.700 through
01:22:47.160 how do you
01:22:49.600 get to 158
01:22:50.480 on this
01:22:50.900 I just
01:22:51.320 slide it
01:22:52.080 well this
01:23:12.780 shows the
01:23:13.180 crisis that
01:23:13.760 the Biden
01:23:14.060 Harris
01:23:14.320 administration
01:23:14.920 created so
01:23:16.220 since the
01:23:16.940 inauguration
01:23:17.500 homeless security
01:23:18.340 investigations
01:23:18.940 has conducted
01:23:19.700 an investigation
01:23:21.360 a well-being
01:23:22.260 check on
01:23:22.800 100,000
01:23:23.920 of the
01:23:24.640 324,000
01:23:26.240 children that
01:23:27.280 were reported
01:23:27.840 as unaccounted
01:23:28.620 for
01:23:28.800 out of that
01:23:29.580 they could
01:23:29.840 only locate
01:23:30.420 5,000
01:23:31.200 which means
01:23:31.540 95,000
01:23:32.700 children
01:23:33.100 are completely
01:23:34.920 unaccounted for
01:23:35.700 and there's
01:23:36.920 nowhere else
01:23:37.340 to look
01:23:37.720 the information
01:23:39.000 the Biden
01:23:39.620 Harris regime
01:23:40.420 accepted
01:23:41.340 from sponsors
01:23:42.240 it's been
01:23:42.980 discovered that
01:23:43.640 70% of it
01:23:44.660 was fraudulent
01:23:45.660 70%
01:23:47.980 that's correct
01:23:49.280 so
01:23:51.100 since Trump's
01:23:53.320 come into
01:23:53.680 power
01:23:54.000 they've done
01:23:55.220 an audit
01:23:55.740 of the
01:23:56.460 unaccompanied
01:23:58.160 children
01:23:58.900 and migrants
01:23:59.840 something the
01:24:00.720 Biden government
01:24:01.500 we now know
01:24:02.520 has been found
01:24:03.280 out to be
01:24:03.700 fraudulent
01:24:04.180 on and found
01:24:05.260 out of 100,000
01:24:06.480 children they
01:24:06.980 can only find
01:24:07.580 5,000
01:24:08.300 95,000
01:24:10.020 children
01:24:10.480 and again
01:24:11.300 here we are
01:24:11.980 talking about
01:24:12.660 Trump as being
01:24:13.580 somebody who's
01:24:14.340 the right
01:24:14.800 is anti-immigration
01:24:16.360 anti-asylum
01:24:17.140 their whole
01:24:18.000 organisation
01:24:18.840 in the White
01:24:19.880 House is about
01:24:20.600 opposing migration
01:24:21.880 and yet these
01:24:22.580 are the people
01:24:23.000 who are trying
01:24:23.400 to stop
01:24:24.080 human trafficking
01:24:25.060 and we can
01:24:25.940 see that
01:24:26.620 under the
01:24:27.040 Democrats
01:24:27.620 they had a
01:24:28.600 system in
01:24:29.040 place that
01:24:29.480 effectively
01:24:30.140 according to
01:24:31.060 Sarah Gonzalez
01:24:31.760 is turning a
01:24:32.480 blind eye
01:24:32.960 to human
01:24:33.800 trafficking
01:24:34.240 but the
01:24:34.640 figures speak
01:24:35.300 for themselves
01:24:35.940 use facts
01:24:37.460 to show it
01:24:38.280 globalism is
01:24:39.500 eating
01:24:40.860 children
01:24:41.480 it's just
01:24:42.860 making them
01:24:43.620 it's ignoring
01:24:45.000 them
01:24:45.260 it takes
01:24:46.120 the money
01:24:46.600 to fund
01:24:47.120 the
01:24:47.280 organisations
01:24:47.960 it takes
01:24:49.040 the money
01:24:49.440 to give
01:24:49.880 them to
01:24:50.180 their friends
01:24:50.680 in the
01:24:50.960 charities
01:24:51.360 and when
01:24:52.080 the right
01:24:52.520 try to
01:24:53.040 create
01:24:53.560 policies
01:24:54.140 they come
01:24:55.420 out with
01:24:55.720 papers like
01:24:56.440 this
01:24:56.700 saying
01:24:56.920 analysis
01:24:57.800 the
01:24:58.080 anti-immigration
01:24:58.880 discourse
01:24:59.620 during the
01:25:00.480 2016
01:25:02.200 Brexit
01:25:02.780 referendum
01:25:03.340 and it's
01:25:04.640 the usual
01:25:05.000 things
01:25:05.480 you know
01:25:06.200 this is a
01:25:06.640 French
01:25:06.920 organisation
01:25:07.500 and it
01:25:08.180 talks about
01:25:08.860 the fact
01:25:09.580 that
01:25:09.960 overcrowded
01:25:11.240 Britain
01:25:11.560 well we
01:25:12.280 are
01:25:12.540 we've got
01:25:13.440 more density
01:25:14.040 now than
01:25:14.500 ever before
01:25:15.080 I mean
01:25:15.340 fundamentally
01:25:16.000 to stop
01:25:17.380 these kind
01:25:17.700 of things
01:25:17.940 from happening
01:25:18.520 you have
01:25:19.900 to
01:25:20.120 as a nation
01:25:21.680 you're never
01:25:22.220 going to fix
01:25:23.000 the wrongs
01:25:25.420 in the world
01:25:25.980 right
01:25:26.240 you just
01:25:27.020 can't
01:25:27.620 you can
01:25:29.080 facilitate
01:25:30.020 and help
01:25:30.580 people
01:25:31.020 when they
01:25:31.820 come here
01:25:32.320 sure
01:25:32.700 that will
01:25:33.000 change
01:25:33.280 that person's
01:25:34.080 life
01:25:34.440 that's all
01:25:35.540 you can do
01:25:36.020 it won't
01:25:36.300 ever fix
01:25:36.980 the place
01:25:37.440 that they
01:25:37.680 came from
01:25:38.280 you need
01:25:38.860 to
01:25:39.020 except in
01:25:40.020 asylum
01:25:40.620 and
01:25:41.120 immigrants
01:25:41.960 you know
01:25:43.180 just
01:25:43.480 ad infinitum
01:25:45.100 it's never
01:25:45.880 going to
01:25:46.160 work
01:25:46.440 like you
01:25:46.880 how many
01:25:49.160 is too
01:25:49.480 many
01:25:49.800 at the end
01:25:50.180 of the day
01:25:50.440 is always
01:25:50.800 the question
01:25:51.260 I always
01:25:51.620 ask people
01:25:52.240 that are
01:25:52.520 like
01:25:52.680 yeah no
01:25:52.980 I'm pro
01:25:53.600 I'm pro
01:25:54.260 immigrants
01:25:54.640 I'm like
01:25:54.940 well how
01:25:55.140 many is
01:25:55.380 too many
01:25:55.660 it's a
01:25:56.580 figure
01:25:56.720 which no
01:25:57.060 one can
01:25:57.320 ever
01:25:57.700 say
01:25:58.460 they can't
01:25:59.320 because they
01:25:59.640 know that
01:26:00.240 when you
01:26:00.940 put a cap
01:26:01.440 on it
01:26:01.800 the whole
01:26:02.920 virtue
01:26:03.480 signalling
01:26:03.900 project
01:26:04.360 that they've
01:26:04.760 got going
01:26:05.140 on just
01:26:05.480 falls apart
01:26:06.220 but you
01:26:07.140 have to
01:26:07.580 work on
01:26:07.960 trying to
01:26:08.740 facilitate
01:26:09.620 the individual
01:26:10.320 the locales
01:26:11.560 that these
01:26:11.760 people are
01:26:12.020 coming from
01:26:12.500 trying to
01:26:13.200 help that
01:26:13.880 or get
01:26:15.780 them to
01:26:16.620 help their
01:26:16.900 own bloody
01:26:17.220 place
01:26:17.600 you can't
01:26:19.460 import
01:26:20.060 just infinity
01:26:21.700 people and
01:26:22.520 not expect
01:26:23.060 the degradation
01:26:23.640 of your own
01:26:24.240 society
01:26:24.720 like oh we're
01:26:25.940 going to just
01:26:26.300 help these
01:26:26.940 poor whatevers
01:26:28.260 then your
01:26:29.700 country your
01:26:31.160 nation will
01:26:31.640 just become
01:26:32.100 like theirs
01:26:32.920 that's all
01:26:33.580 that's going
01:26:33.880 to happen
01:26:34.180 and I say
01:26:35.860 that is
01:26:36.560 something that
01:26:37.280 everybody's
01:26:37.780 beginning to
01:26:38.260 see and
01:26:38.820 we are
01:26:39.460 going out
01:26:39.880 saying we
01:26:40.300 can help
01:26:41.000 solve this
01:26:41.600 not completely
01:26:42.200 but with
01:26:42.940 different views
01:26:43.700 when we talk
01:26:44.280 about criminality
01:26:45.040 and terrorism
01:26:45.620 all you do
01:26:46.720 is say it's
01:26:47.500 there there's
01:26:47.920 the numbers
01:26:48.340 but we'll fund
01:26:49.160 organisations to
01:26:50.240 support the
01:26:50.840 numbers
01:26:51.160 we will then
01:26:52.500 fund organisations
01:26:53.560 that criticise
01:26:55.400 people like
01:26:55.980 ourselves who
01:26:56.620 want different
01:26:57.240 results
01:26:57.780 we will fund
01:26:59.180 organisations like
01:27:00.300 this report
01:27:00.860 about journalists
01:27:01.700 a study by
01:27:02.400 journalists for
01:27:03.160 journalists and
01:27:03.780 policy makers
01:27:04.480 about how the
01:27:05.600 media on both
01:27:06.120 sides of the
01:27:06.600 migratory report
01:27:07.800 on migration
01:27:08.600 read it by
01:27:09.860 it's a very
01:27:10.400 quick report
01:27:10.940 but right at
01:27:11.560 the bottom
01:27:12.000 I just find it
01:27:13.360 interesting when
01:27:13.960 it comes down
01:27:14.680 to the how
01:27:15.880 we solve it
01:27:16.840 is conclusions
01:27:19.040 in there
01:27:19.960 is media
01:27:21.000 coverage is
01:27:21.640 vital to
01:27:22.200 shaping people's
01:27:23.060 opinions
01:27:23.460 we must use
01:27:25.000 migration and
01:27:25.820 two narratives
01:27:26.360 to show the
01:27:27.020 emotional and
01:27:27.720 highly charged
01:27:28.420 reporting on the
01:27:29.540 plight of
01:27:30.060 migrants
01:27:30.480 they want
01:27:31.340 journalists all
01:27:32.360 across Europe
01:27:32.900 to say how
01:27:33.640 sad and
01:27:34.340 awful it is
01:27:35.380 to go to
01:27:36.700 our heartstrings
01:27:37.540 coerce the
01:27:38.520 public
01:27:38.860 into accepting
01:27:40.660 infinity
01:27:41.140 and then it
01:27:41.580 talks around
01:27:42.120 making sure
01:27:43.600 that they go
01:27:44.180 against those
01:27:45.140 of the right
01:27:45.800 by challenging
01:27:46.520 them as being
01:27:47.260 nasty
01:27:47.580 so rather than
01:27:48.720 solve the
01:27:49.280 problem
01:27:49.660 keep the doors
01:27:50.660 open
01:27:51.020 allow people
01:27:52.100 smugglers to
01:27:53.080 win financially
01:27:54.180 allow sexual
01:27:55.140 exploitation
01:27:55.880 disappearance
01:27:56.500 of children
01:27:57.040 but the right
01:27:57.620 who want to
01:27:58.100 solve this
01:27:58.700 with different
01:27:59.400 solutions
01:27:59.900 let's turn
01:28:00.820 around in
01:28:01.160 their arguments
01:28:01.680 and say
01:28:02.240 they're racist
01:28:02.920 and xenophobes
01:28:03.900 let's use the
01:28:04.860 media to do
01:28:06.120 so and I do
01:28:06.920 this finally
01:28:07.380 the perversity
01:28:08.240 of that
01:28:09.060 and every now
01:28:10.160 and again
01:28:10.420 we'll have an
01:28:11.300 image of a
01:28:11.900 dead baby
01:28:12.380 washed up on
01:28:12.960 an Italian
01:28:13.440 beach
01:28:13.880 and anyone
01:28:14.620 that says
01:28:14.980 anything about
01:28:15.560 it is racist
01:28:16.880 and the very
01:28:17.740 other
01:28:18.120 perversiveness
01:28:18.860 of that
01:28:19.340 the very other
01:28:19.980 extreme about it
01:28:20.780 I just played
01:28:21.180 this very briefly
01:28:21.840 because right at
01:28:23.020 the beginning
01:28:23.360 of this
01:28:23.920 you know
01:28:25.340 you've been
01:28:26.380 incarcerated
01:28:27.000 in this horrible
01:28:28.100 place
01:28:28.280 I just want
01:28:28.600 to come up
01:28:28.900 with the first
01:28:29.360 literal three or
01:28:30.580 four sentences
01:28:31.140 of what Tommy
01:28:31.800 says on this
01:28:32.580 first of all
01:28:33.620 how are you
01:28:35.360 how are you
01:28:35.760 feeling boss
01:28:36.440 I feel good
01:28:37.700 unfortunately
01:28:39.140 in a country
01:28:40.900 that doesn't
01:28:41.180 believe in free
01:28:41.680 speech
01:28:42.100 being a citizen
01:28:43.020 journalist
01:28:43.540 this place
01:28:45.040 is an
01:28:45.660 occupational hazard
01:28:46.460 it's ridiculous
01:28:48.100 16 years ago
01:28:49.900 when I first
01:28:50.640 started speaking
01:28:51.140 out against
01:28:51.880 Islamic rape
01:28:52.520 gangs
01:28:52.800 that were
01:28:52.960 plaguing
01:28:53.240 this
01:28:53.400 country
01:28:53.720 from that
01:28:54.680 point on
01:28:55.080 I faced
01:28:55.880 relentless
01:28:56.360 attacks
01:28:57.040 from the
01:28:57.740 British
01:28:57.980 state
01:28:58.320 wielding
01:28:59.460 lawfare
01:28:59.960 as a weapon
01:29:00.600 in order
01:29:01.160 to silence
01:29:01.700 me
01:29:01.960 and that
01:29:03.240 is it
01:29:03.560 that's the
01:29:04.780 final thing
01:29:05.580 that they're
01:29:05.880 now implementing
01:29:06.500 all across
01:29:07.080 Europe
01:29:07.360 whether we're
01:29:07.820 going to
01:29:08.020 remove the
01:29:08.480 AFD
01:29:08.840 we're going
01:29:09.140 to get
01:29:09.320 Marie Le Pen
01:29:09.780 out
01:29:10.080 we're going
01:29:10.340 to stop
01:29:10.660 the elections
01:29:11.660 in Romania
01:29:12.420 we'll arrest
01:29:13.140 people like
01:29:13.700 Tommy Robinson
01:29:14.380 we'll put
01:29:14.840 people who
01:29:15.280 tweet
01:29:16.060 aggressively
01:29:16.900 against
01:29:17.620 large scale
01:29:18.540 migration
01:29:19.080 we'll put
01:29:19.740 them in
01:29:20.060 prison for
01:29:20.480 public order
01:29:21.020 offences
01:29:21.540 rather than
01:29:22.700 deal with
01:29:23.120 our issues
01:29:23.820 and our
01:29:24.160 solutions
01:29:24.580 that we're
01:29:25.060 suggesting
01:29:25.560 they will
01:29:26.840 do all the
01:29:27.640 lawfare
01:29:28.160 use all they
01:29:28.840 can to
01:29:29.300 stop us
01:29:29.860 and my
01:29:30.240 argument to
01:29:30.700 you is when
01:29:31.040 we go away
01:29:31.620 remind ourselves
01:29:32.720 that we're
01:29:33.340 the ones
01:29:33.820 who are trying
01:29:34.680 to save
01:29:35.100 the children
01:29:35.520 we're the
01:29:36.000 ones trying
01:29:36.380 to stop
01:29:36.720 the deaths
01:29:37.080 in the
01:29:37.340 channel
01:29:37.580 we're the
01:29:38.180 ones who've
01:29:38.500 got policies
01:29:39.120 we actually
01:29:39.960 are not the
01:29:40.500 evil individuals
01:29:41.340 that they are
01:29:42.240 we want free
01:29:43.040 speech
01:29:43.400 and we're the
01:29:44.060 ones who have
01:29:44.480 the ideas
01:29:44.980 to stop this
01:29:45.700 and that's
01:29:46.460 why I want
01:29:46.820 to try and
01:29:47.200 pull all of
01:29:47.840 this together
01:29:48.380 so that people
01:29:49.180 have the
01:29:49.580 information and
01:29:50.300 evidence to
01:29:50.780 go back in
01:29:51.320 debates and
01:29:52.280 show us that
01:29:53.160 we care but
01:29:54.180 we have the
01:29:54.720 solutions they
01:29:55.700 don't they've
01:29:56.540 allowed it to
01:29:57.060 happen in a
01:29:57.860 very evil
01:29:58.400 way
01:29:58.820 just read the
01:30:02.260 final few of
01:30:04.140 the super
01:30:04.460 chats that
01:30:04.980 we're obliged
01:30:06.200 to read out
01:30:06.640 then so
01:30:07.320 Sleekystone17
01:30:08.900 said and
01:30:10.500 real industries
01:30:11.260 is the new
01:30:11.840 real life name
01:30:12.540 for cyber
01:30:13.340 dying industries
01:30:13.980 right yeah
01:30:14.560 they were the
01:30:14.960 ones making
01:30:16.320 like the
01:30:17.080 dog drone
01:30:19.580 things
01:30:20.160 those dog
01:30:21.140 android
01:30:21.520 things
01:30:21.760 anyway
01:30:22.000 I remember
01:30:23.060 now
01:30:23.340 Sleekystone17
01:30:24.420 again says
01:30:25.020 another one
01:30:27.640 I think
01:30:28.160 they're another
01:30:28.540 one
01:30:28.760 does the
01:30:30.460 unaccompanied
01:30:30.960 children metric
01:30:31.680 include the
01:30:32.380 quote unquote
01:30:32.760 children with
01:30:33.760 full beard
01:30:34.320 saying quote
01:30:35.080 I am 12
01:30:35.840 quote with
01:30:36.900 Barry White
01:30:37.440 level deep
01:30:37.960 voice I'd
01:30:39.320 like to know
01:30:39.780 if so and
01:30:41.120 to what degree
01:30:41.560 before caring
01:30:42.240 yeah I mean
01:30:42.940 it is those
01:30:43.860 numbers do
01:30:44.360 include those
01:30:45.180 and they
01:30:46.080 include them
01:30:46.720 all and they
01:30:47.280 only take them
01:30:47.820 out when
01:30:48.580 they allegedly
01:30:49.440 proven to
01:30:50.860 actually have
01:30:51.340 metric tests
01:30:52.060 that show
01:30:52.460 that who
01:30:52.800 they are
01:30:53.280 Logan17
01:30:55.840 said here
01:30:57.080 in SoCal
01:30:57.720 I guess that's
01:30:58.620 Southern
01:30:58.780 California
01:30:59.220 we call
01:31:00.440 them
01:31:00.640 coyotes
01:31:01.240 and they
01:31:02.860 die
01:31:03.800 literal
01:31:04.240 babies
01:31:04.700 in Mexico
01:31:05.440 DUY
01:31:06.260 I don't
01:31:06.540 know
01:31:06.760 I don't
01:31:07.100 know what
01:31:07.320 that means
01:31:07.700 maybe that's
01:31:08.260 a typo
01:31:08.760 of some
01:31:09.000 type
01:31:09.260 buy
01:31:11.280 buy
01:31:11.820 literally
01:31:13.080 they buy
01:31:14.100 literal
01:31:14.460 babies
01:31:14.760 in Mexico
01:31:15.180 this has
01:31:16.120 been going
01:31:16.500 on for
01:31:16.800 some years
01:31:17.160 now
01:31:17.440 thankfully
01:31:18.120 Trump is
01:31:18.620 doing
01:31:18.820 something
01:31:19.180 yeah
01:31:19.480 yeah
01:31:19.880 and that
01:31:20.400 order is
01:31:20.900 important
01:31:21.280 in that
01:31:21.740 that's a
01:31:23.120 random name
01:31:23.640 says
01:31:23.980 personally I
01:31:24.840 have no
01:31:25.140 sympathy for
01:31:25.660 third world
01:31:26.100 nations
01:31:26.640 gripped with
01:31:27.280 war and
01:31:27.600 poverty
01:31:27.920 Japan got
01:31:28.500 nuked twice
01:31:29.460 and is now
01:31:29.960 one of the
01:31:30.380 most civilised
01:31:30.900 nations in
01:31:31.340 the world
01:31:31.680 the countries
01:31:32.540 reflect their
01:31:33.080 people
01:31:33.500 harsh but
01:31:35.460 fair I
01:31:35.920 think
01:31:36.200 yeah
01:31:36.640 it always
01:31:38.580 annoys me
01:31:39.020 when
01:31:39.380 there's like
01:31:41.020 these third
01:31:41.540 world countries
01:31:42.160 and it's like
01:31:42.700 you've had
01:31:43.160 you've been
01:31:44.400 plagued by
01:31:45.020 your own
01:31:46.080 corrupt
01:31:46.400 governments
01:31:46.860 for decades
01:31:47.420 and decades
01:31:48.020 yeah
01:31:48.440 that's sort
01:31:49.220 of on you
01:31:49.800 in the end
01:31:50.580 ultimately
01:31:51.060 well again
01:31:52.200 there's always
01:31:52.980 going to be
01:31:53.220 plight in the
01:31:53.680 world
01:31:53.940 you can only
01:31:55.400 minimise it
01:31:56.020 ever so slightly
01:31:56.640 there are some
01:31:57.260 places that for
01:31:58.140 geographical reasons
01:31:59.040 will always struggle
01:31:59.840 sure
01:32:00.200 not saying it's
01:32:01.300 not that
01:32:01.720 but like
01:32:02.260 there's no real
01:32:03.520 reason why
01:32:04.280 the Congo
01:32:06.060 should be
01:32:07.120 completely
01:32:07.740 impoverished
01:32:08.420 no
01:32:08.840 there's no good
01:32:10.420 reason why
01:32:10.900 other than
01:32:11.880 a state of
01:32:12.980 their own
01:32:13.360 well it's because
01:32:14.060 we do not enforce
01:32:15.380 effectively for the
01:32:16.700 companies going in
01:32:17.620 there that have
01:32:18.200 the assets in
01:32:18.820 these countries
01:32:19.320 and we do not
01:32:19.920 enforce anti-money
01:32:21.400 laundering regulations
01:32:22.460 corruption regulations
01:32:23.840 on these leaders
01:32:24.780 because we have
01:32:26.400 this pre-war
01:32:27.760 scenario
01:32:28.280 that's going on
01:32:29.620 first of all
01:32:30.080 with communism
01:32:30.640 and now going on
01:32:31.580 with China
01:32:31.920 Russia
01:32:32.220 and Iran
01:32:33.080 so as long as
01:32:34.520 they're on our
01:32:35.040 side
01:32:35.420 we'll let them
01:32:36.080 get away
01:32:36.620 with the abuses
01:32:37.700 rather than
01:32:38.360 turn around
01:32:38.740 saying no
01:32:39.120 we shouldn't
01:32:39.500 deal with
01:32:39.800 these individuals
01:32:40.460 yeah there are
01:32:41.800 a number of
01:32:42.200 reasons aren't
01:32:42.720 there
01:32:42.880 and the last
01:32:45.240 one
01:32:45.600 amandian512
01:32:47.640 says
01:32:48.140 the government
01:32:49.180 can identify
01:32:49.860 the parents
01:32:50.620 of unaccompanied
01:32:51.260 minors with
01:32:52.120 accuracy
01:32:52.520 but they cannot
01:32:54.120 find car thieves
01:32:55.000 at all
01:32:55.600 yep
01:32:55.860 that's a joke
01:32:57.320 of it all
01:32:57.740 isn't it
01:32:58.460 okay so
01:32:59.020 we've come to
01:32:59.700 the end of our
01:33:00.060 time so I won't
01:33:00.640 read any comments
01:33:01.200 today
01:33:01.540 but so
01:33:02.660 have we got
01:33:03.940 any video
01:33:04.360 comments
01:33:04.900 no
01:33:06.120 okay
01:33:07.040 all right
01:33:07.540 well
01:33:08.580 I hope you've
01:33:09.720 enjoyed the
01:33:10.040 podcast today
01:33:10.620 we'll be back
01:33:11.280 tomorrow at the
01:33:11.780 usual time
01:33:12.740 so until then
01:33:13.520 take care
01:33:13.980 thank you
01:33:14.620 thank you
01:33:20.740 so
01:33:21.620 you
01:33:22.160 thank you
01:33:22.700 for
01:33:24.620 coming
01:33:27.960 to
01:33:28.600 you
01:33:28.640 you
01:33:28.680 you
01:33:28.860 you
01:33:32.640 you
01:33:32.700 you
01:33:33.340 you