The Culture War - Tim Pool - British Comedian ARRESTED Over Jokes, Tommy Robinson Says We Will WIN

Sept. 3, 2025 - The Culture War - Tim Pool

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British Comedian ARRESTED Over Jokes, Tommy Robinson Says We Will WIN

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tim pool ▲ ● ▼		Here's the story from the Atlantic.
		The arrest that demonstrates Europe's free speech problem.
		The absurd detention of the comedy writer Graham Linehan underscores a deeper issue.
		When even the Atlantic is writing about a comedian getting arrested, the Atlantic is not conservative.
		You know that the UK has something seriously wrong with it.
		The Atlantic says the Irish comedy writer Graham Linehan was once known for his charming sometimes surreal sitcoms.
		Father Ted, Blackbooks, the IT crowd on British TV.
		These days, however, he is better known for his online crusade against trans activism.
		His ex-feed takes the same approach as Libs of TikTok, cherry picking videos of criminals and fetishists in a full-scale assault on gender ideology.
		Can you just stop and say okay to those critiques?
		They're valid.
		You know, and and and we're fine with the most trans people who are minding their own business and aren't trying to go into the other bathroom and like take pictures of little girls.
		Okay.
		Just accept that Graham and J.K. Rowling have points that are valid, and so does Lebs of TikTok.
		They can't do it, can they?
		He is obsessive and offensive, but is a criminal.
		The British police seem to think so.
		Lineahan was arrested by five armed officers today on his return from the United States.
		Now here's what gets interesting.
		Mike Benz makes a really great point.
		It's an international incident.
		Graham Linehan made these tweets in the United States, not in the UK, but he was arrested when he landed there.
		Now this is a problem for the US.
		Would I or anyone else be arrested if we go to the UK?
		You know, I gotta be honest.
		I'd actually argue yes.
		We've already seen that there have been British police saying they want to extradite Americans, and it is insane.
		So we're gonna I believe we've got Tommy Robinson lined up.
		Sometimes these things change, you know, you think how it goes when we're on a live show.
		Let's see.
		One, two.
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		All right, let's hit it.
		Looks like we are having there we go.
		We got Tommy.
		Hey, how's it going?
		Tommy, can you hear me?
tommy robinson ▲ ● ▼		Tim, how are you, bro?
tim pool ▲ ● ▼		Um uh I'm doing well.
tim pool ▲ ● ▼		How about yourself?
unidentified		Busy, busy, busy.
tommy robinson ▲ ● ▼		It's good.
tim pool ▲ ● ▼		I can imagine.
		Uh, this is a crazy story.
		It's not the only story we've heard, but uh, you know, Graham Linehan getting arrested over tweets he made in the United States.
		So obviously, the state of the UK is constantly in question, especially here in the United States.
		I gotta ask you first, though.
		I mean, what happened with you?
		I mean you got arrested.
		This is the they they've been coming at you.
		How are you doing?
		Are you all right?
tommy robinson ▲ ● ▼		I'm all right.
unidentified		Um I get arrested all the time, don't I too?
tim pool ▲ ● ▼		So it's horrible.
tommy robinson ▲ ● ▼		I don't know, we I don't actually know which one you're talking about.
tim pool ▲ ● ▼		Right, right, right.
tommy robinson ▲ ● ▼		Because recently I was arrested.
		I was arrested.
		You may have seen the incident at St. Pankhras train station where I was in a situation and a man was left, and there was a video that went viral, and it was me walking there, and there was a man that was unconscious on the floor.
		Now, when I I was arrested and detained for that, when we watched the CC TV, it proved that he harassed me, confronted me, attacked me, I defended myself, so I haven't been criminally charged.
		They've released me without charge.
		But when they detained me for that, they detained me and arrested me for free tweets.
		Listen to this.
		The tweets that they arrested me for, one of them was sharing a Daily Mail news article.
		Now, the Daily Mail have protection because they are a recognized media source.
		So they don't get cripped, they don't get prosecuted.
		But I was investigating I was arrested criminally under caution and interviewed.
		They're waiting to see if they're charging me for sharing a newspaper's article.
		Wow.
		They said what creditation what creditations do you have as a journalist?
		Do you have this?
		I was looking thinking, and one of the one of the tweets, this is how they done it.
		So I shared a story from a year before.
		Yeah, it was a sheet year before.
		It was a newspaper article that said no English children in the whole of this school.
		Yeah.
		English was not spoken as a first language.
		When I shared it, they then said, now a year later, there is English speaking children.
		I'm like, so that's misinformation.
		It's like I and that that was free.
		So I was arrested for free.
		But with Graham, what's happened with him?
		He's landed at an airport.
		Police with machine guns, if I'm right, have arrested him for free tweets.
		And this is all now.
		I remember I've seen Nigel Farage talking currently now, which is great, highlighting the free speech issue in American in America's Congress.
		And he mentions that Britain is North Korea.
		When I was imprisoned and went to court six years ago for asking a question outside a courtroom, I asked some Pakistani rapists, they'd raped a hundred children.
		As they walked into court, I said, How do you feel about your verdict?
		I was arrested.
		I got I got a 13-month prison sentence.
		And when I walked into court, my t-shirt said, Britain equals North Korea.
		It had the British flag and it said equals North Korea.
		Because we've been here for a very long time, Tim.
		I know now people are seeing it, they're understanding it, and they're understanding it because Graham Lynnham is he's not a working class kid.
		He hasn't got a he's not a controversial figure.
		He's a famous comedian.
		He's a famous comedian.
		So yeah, that um, yeah, it's a sad state of affairs.
		It's also good though that people get to see.
tim pool ▲ ● ▼		I think, yeah, so there were there are a couple of videos I just saw recently.
		One where there's like an 11-year-old child wearing uh with the English flag, and the police are harassing, saying, you know, it's offensive, and yelling at the mother.
		I saw another video where uh a man at a rally tried to shake the hand of a police officer.
		I don't know if you saw this one.
		And uh you see you did you see that one?
tommy robinson ▲ ● ▼		Yeah, that's my good friend.
		Uh uh that's Liam Tufts.
		And do you know what?
		Do you know what?
		Because if you watch it in its singular on its own, but what you have to understand is that the British public, we've watched the police take pictures with people dressed up as Hamas fighters.
		We've watched the police get on their knees and bend their knees, we've watched them dancing with high heels on it at pride parades.
		So we've seen we've seen the politicization of the police force.
		So when my friend went to shake his hand, that's Liam Tufts.
		The police officer was very rude.
		You don't see his reaction, first of all, on camera.
		He was very rude, snubbed.
		I'm not shaking your hand.
		Yeah.
		Now, Liam was thanking him.
		Yeah, Liam was saying, Thank you, mate.
		Now, the this is the truth.
		If a Muslim or a black individual had put their hand out to that police officer, 100% he'd have shook the hand.
		100%.
		But the fear is in the police officer from when he says we can't be political, so no, what you mean is you can't shake an English man's hand at an event that's patriotic.
		You can shake, and that's not every police officer, because I'm gonna hold my hands up, please shake my hands.
		Yeah, please shake my hands.
		But the politicization of our police force, which we've seen, and that video at uh Liam was angry and justifiably angry because of the way we've seen the police pander to every other ideology and wave every other flag.
		And you're seeing now, you've seen the raise the flags campaign spread across our country.
		There's not one single, there's not one roundabout you can go to.
		I swear to God, Tim, if you understand how big this is, there's not one location you can go to anywhere where you don't see the Union flag or the St. George's flag.
		Now, considering two months ago, there was no Union flags or St. George's flags, there was none anywhere.
		And the problem why, again, we're frustrated, the council are taking them down.
		They didn't take the Palestinian flags down.
		In fact, there was a gentleman who came out in East London, and I know it, I know his wife, she was terminally ill, and he came out and went and all Palestinian flags have been put all across his estate.
		And he said, 'What is this shit?
		or something like that.' He got dawn raided by police the next day.
unidentified		Wow.
tommy robinson ▲ ● ▼		He's come in his house, he's 60 years old.
		They dawn raided him for having a negative opinion of the Palestinian flag.
		He never got charged, but what this is about, more so, whether Graham faces prosecution or not, it's about instilling fear in the rest of the general public.
		Yeah, it's about making people that they're not free to exercise their speech because they're too scared to.
		And that atmosphere is of fear has been spread for decades now.
		And people in Britain, we we know.
		I don't know if America's quite grasp where we're at as a nation.
		I don't know if they how how severe this problem is.
tim pool ▲ ● ▼		Well, how severe, how severe is it?
tim pool ▲ ● ▼		I mean, we we've seen the stories of uh a woman who you know posts on Facebook, goes to prison, things like that.
tommy robinson ▲ ● ▼		Well, she got 31 months for a tweet.
		She's got 31 months.
		An illegal immigrant this week Raped a disabled woman and he got 14 months.
		Yeah.
		Mainly paedophiles, groomers, another Muslim raped a 13-year-old girl.
		He didn't even get a custodial sentence.
		A groomer in Newcastle didn't get custodial sentence.
		But she got 31 months.
		Now, again, we have to understand why this is being done.
unidentified		Yeah.
tommy robinson ▲ ● ▼		When she got 31 months, she was a mother, she had a daughter and a husband, Laura Biden, never been in trouble in her life.
		Peter Lynch was a grandfather, never been in trouble in his life.
		He was in prison at the same time as her during the riots in Southport.
		He went on a demonstration, he held up a placard that's that had nothing controversial.
		Facts about the government failures.
		And he said to the police, I pray for my children.
		He got two years in jail.
tim pool ▲ ● ▼		Wait, wait, so for saying I pray for my children.
tommy robinson ▲ ● ▼		I pray for my children.
		Because what the what the government done was they categorized all the protests as riots, and then they arrested everyone and they remanded them.
		So they remanded everybody.
		So no one got bail.
		Yeah, no one got bail.
		So they remanded them straight into prison.
		So Lucy Connolly was then told this is why she pled guilty.
		And this is where it was part of it was an operation, a state operation.
		She pled guilty because she was told she'd be if she doesn't plead guilty, she'll spend a year waiting on remand anyway.
		So she'll sit in jail for a year.
		If she pleads guilty, she'll get out.
		She pleads guilty 31 months.
		Another lad waved his English flag.
		They done exactly the same to him.
		Do you know what they've done to him?
		They had him and he's got a newborn baby, and they had his missus who were at the demonstration.
		And they said, Is that your missus?
		Said, yeah.
		So do you want us to arrest her?
		Do you want to because we can arrest her?
		She's president of the same thing.
		Plead guilty.
		He pleads guilty.
unidentified		Wow.
tommy robinson ▲ ● ▼		So then, and and the purpose of this, which, as I say, it was a state operation.
		And you can tell it was operation because the media, you'd be there at a demonstration on Saturday, they were arrested at Saturday, they were given prison sentences on the Monday.
		They were in prison on the Monday.
		And when they when they kicked their doors off the next day, they videoed it for the news cameras.
		And then when they sentenced them, the judges were on TV giving the sentences, drilling it down.
		All of this was with the intention.
		That's unheard of in this country.
		It takes a year or two years to get to court.
unidentified		Yeah.
tommy robinson ▲ ● ▼		But they done everyone within two days, three days, four days, and then they sentenced them all to jail.
		And the purpose of that was to terrify the British public.
		Keep your mouth shut, sit down, shut up.
		Migrants can rape their way.
		25 children have been sexually abused and raped by migrants just in hotels.
		Nine women have been raped.
		That that that they are convictions.
unidentified		Yeah.
tommy robinson ▲ ● ▼		Now, 90% of rape cases don't even go to court.
		So, how many British women are being raped?
		Migrants have left hotels and committed terrorist attacks.
tim pool ▲ ● ▼		Well, now there's that uh viral meme of the young girl with the uh axe and the machete.
tim pool ▲ ● ▼		Is that what she was holding?
tommy robinson ▲ ● ▼		The Scottish girl, and now they're trying to make her the criminal and him the victim.
		He's the victim now.
		He's the victim.
		The migrants, the victim.
		That young child, they're trying to make, and this is what they've done.
		This is nothing new again, because the children were the ones that were criminalized when they were 12 and 13.
		The police would turn up.
		I'll give you an example.
		There was a case in Rotherham, and there's five Muslim men, five or six, and they're in an in an abandoned home, yeah, a derelict house, and they're sexually abusing and raping a 12-year-old child.
		The police turned up, they arrested the child for being drunk and disorderly.
		They let the men go.
		This Tim, I know this sounds unreal.
		This is not my opinion.
		This is in this is in reports and studies, and got and this is factual, come out of government investigations now.
unidentified		So he left them.
tim pool ▲ ● ▼		Many Americans don't understand the distinction between England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland.
tim pool ▲ ● ▼		When you say rather, and this is this is English.
tommy robinson ▲ ● ▼		Rotherham's an English town, Robloom's English town.
		Robin's an English town, Tim.
		So, because the whole free speech issue you're seeing now, everything the attack on free speech, it's all coordinated in order to shut everyone up.
		Because if we speak and exercise our free speech, we can highlight the government failures and policy failures of what they're doing.
		Mass immigration, whether it be transgenderism, all of these things, the indoctrination of children.
		If the public can speak about it, then the rest of the public can be awakened and realize look what they're doing.
		Look what's happening.
tim pool ▲ ● ▼		Do you think you're winning?
tommy robinson ▲ ● ▼		Oh, we're winning now, Tim.
		Tim, like there, and just so people understand, for two decades at least.
		I've been banging my head against the wall for 15 years, yeah, on these issues.
		And I've been attacked, uh, silenced, demonized, slandered.
		Again, a totalitarian state uses the judiciary and it uses the media.
		And both of these are weapons of the establishment to attack and they politicize them.
		Now that's happened to us for years.
		And I was seen as a hated individual because the the public at one time bought their lies.
		What we've seen, and it's not just to do with obviously my journalism has helped.
		I've had Elon Musk given us buying X, given us a platform, all of my documentaries, but what's helped?
		COVID helped during the COVID pandemic.
		People saw the lies in the media.
		It made them question more and more.
		October 7th, unfortunately for Israel, unfortunately for the victims, it's helped because we saw the hatred.
		We saw the scale of the problem in the Western nations.
		We saw the way the police let them call for jihad was again.
		I don't know if you saw this week, a British woman, a counsellor, hung the British flag in Epping.
		Now Epping is a there's a big Epping's been the protests outside the migrant hotels because Epping is an area called In Essex.
		Now you have East London, East London's now become majority Muslim.
		All the English, the white flight, they've all fled and they've moved to places like Epping, which are lovely English, English areas.
		Then they're there and they put 200 migrants in the hotel.
		Now a girl was working to school, walking to school, 14 years old, 13 years old, she gets sexually assaulted from the migrant, telling her he's gonna have a baby with her.
		He grabs her and sexually assaults her.
		The community are all protesting outside the hotel.
		At the same time, another migrant leaves the hotel and he lets himself into an old pensioner's home.
		Then the pensioner's daughter comes comes out and chases him, and the pensioner's daughter's been arrested, and she's facing prosecution.
		He hasn't been arrested.
		Yeah, he hasn't been arrested.
		Now then the community, they got they went to court to try and get the migrants removed just in this one hotel.
		Then someone with a camera went around the back of the hotel and started filming through the window what the migrants are watching, they're watching beheading videos on their phone.
		And then as he flicks through the beheading videos, they're then got pictures of him with machine guns.
		These are the men that are now in the hotels, yeah.
		So the community go to court and they have and and they challenge it, and the judge rules that the home office, the government, have to remove the migrants for the community safety.
unidentified		Wow.
tommy robinson ▲ ● ▼		The government, the Labour government, then take it to the high court and appeal the decision, and then in the in the court, the barrister paid for with taxpayers' money on behalf of the British government, goes to court and says the migrants' rights outweigh the community's rights.
		And the judge says yes.
		So then they thought they've now forced 200 migrants to stay in the hotel.
		The next night, the councillor who wants them out of the hotel to support her community, a lady called Sarah, she hangs her union jack over outside the council building, six officers, man hand were throw her to the floor.
		She spent she's never been in trouble in her life.
		She's a mother of three children.
		She spends 24 hours in police custody.
		Now, bearing in mind, again, if we live in a police state, which we do, but it's not a police state for everybody.
		We know that because we saw the after after October 7th, we literally saw terrorist organizations, his butt to here, standing on the T standing in front of hundreds in the streets, demanding jihad.
		And when they stood and said, Jihad, Jihad, Jihad, the Mexican police force put out a statement saying there's lots of different meanings for jihad.
		They defended them, they defended them.
		Yeah.
tim pool ▲ ● ▼		I was I watched Viva Vandetta the other day.
tim pool ▲ ● ▼		Have you seen that movie, I imagine, right?
tommy robinson ▲ ● ▼		I've seen that movie, yeah.
tim pool ▲ ● ▼		It's been a while, but I was watching it and it hits so different in the modern context, because for those of not familiar, it's a total the movie takes place in a totalitarian uh England that is nationalistic, religious, anti-Islamist, and the the evil fingermen and the government are all you know right wing or whatever.
		And then you take a look at what's actually going on with the arrest for speech and the fear, and it's like, oh, that's all leftist stuff.
		You know, it's like the right are the ones who are actually getting arrested for saying they love their country.
		So it's it's it's just kind of crazy what people thought 20 years ago versus what where where you actually went.
		I I do think media influences uh people's expectations, how they vote, which ends up creating a fear of the right.
		Now it's probably intentional, but I digress, I digress.
		You you you do think that you are winning.
		Is that that that that was basically the premises here?
tommy robinson ▲ ● ▼		But the premise is the premise.
		If you look at what's happened, I I would say, Tim, and I'm not exaggerating here, the shift in public opinion in the last 18 months.
		I don't think it's ever happened in not my generation or probably a previous generation.
		Something monumental, something huge is happening in Brunei, something massive.
		And And you'll see this, Tim, on September 13th.
		I believe, I actually believe more than a million are about to descend on our capital city.
unidentified		Yeah.
tommy robinson ▲ ● ▼		A great British revolt is underway.
		And the difference is people who were silenced because of the fear of being arrested, they're not they're not fearful anymore.
		Now, the reason that they locked Lucy Connolly in jail was to put fear into all the other English mothers.
		Shut up.
		The reason they gave me an 18-month prison sentence for a film, even though they knew the public saw the film, so 167 million people saw the film, so they know that the whole world knows I told the truth.
		They don't care about the bad press.
		The message they're sending is we do what we want.
		And if we want to put him on, if we want to put him on solitary confinement, even though we don't care if politicians and the whole world's moving, we will do that.
unidentified		Yeah.
tommy robinson ▲ ● ▼		So that's what they've done to me.
		Peter Lynch was murdered by the state.
		He killed himself.
		The grandfather who prayed for his feeling, he didn't come out of jail because they threw him to the Muslim gangs in jail.
		He was so scared, he hung himself.
		Yeah.
		And they done all this to put fear into the British public.
		Each decision they've made has just backfired.
		They have underestimated the British spirit.
		And people, I I've lived for the whole of my life listening to people say when Britain wakes up, when the lion wakes up.
		I swear to God, Tim, the lion is awake, man.
		And everyone and the world's gonna see it.
		I swear to God.
		And you know what?
		It's organic.
		Usually groups like us or me, we're organizing these protests outside hotels.
		We don't have to.
		The women, the women at the end of the street are coming out of their houses.
		This organically across the whole country, something's happening.
		Something massive is happening.
		Everywhere I walk, I can see it.
		It's so I'm I just don't, and you know what?
		This isn't just Britain.
		The whole of the West has been under attack.
		We've had an onslaught against Christianity, identity, culture.
		We've made to feel we're made to and now we make we feel like we feel like foreigners in our own country.
		And it can't be allowed to happen.
		So right now, I believe, and I and I sit here quite confident the scenes you're gonna see on September 13th, I hope, are gonna inspire every Western nation that this is the point.
		The line in the sand is here, it's been drawn.
		London is the battleground for free speech from migration, re-migration, all of it.
		London is, and I hope the British public understand this that the moment we're in, because I've waited a long time for this, and I can see it now.
		I just keep saying to lads, lads, it's happening.
		It's happening.
		It's happening, man.
		It's what we've waited for.
		It's happening, and we and that's a hard thing because there's so much anger out there, Tim, and it's justified anger.
		Women are being raped, children are being raped.
		You see all these videos.
		I actually believe right now, in the last seven days, the decision on EPI, the police reaction in these towns and cities are beating people up, arresting women, attacking children.
		The videos you're talking about, I believe they're trying to provoke us into a violent reaction.
		I believe the government know this.
		They know the scale of what's coming on September 13th, and they want it to descend into anarchy.
		Well, we we're we're aware of that.
		We know that I've held over a hundred demonstrations.
		I know, I know what they done.
		You know what they done on January 6th?
		We have an organization.
		We used to have an organization called the Special Demonstration Squad.
		Google them, Google the special demonstration squad.
		That is a government agency who infiltrate legitimate protest groups, and they infiltrate them to cause disruption and and bring violence to discredit.
		So literally, again, the state, the state operate operation is send people in wearing masks, covered up, which is what happened in the riots, send people in, set fires, smash things up, cause anarchy, and then the media they do that, and then they send it to the world, they send it across the whole country.
		We're aware of that.
		No one is wearing a face covering on our demonstration.
		No one.
		If you come with a face covering, we're taking it off here.
		Yeah, you'll be asked politely, and after that, you'll be made to leave.
unidentified		Wow.
tommy robinson ▲ ● ▼		And the best thing is, and the best thing is that we have a coordination.
		We because people want to criticize against the football supporters, yeah.
		Well, football supporters and groups of men, this the best thing is it used to just be football supporters and lads.
		Mate, it's gone way past that.
		Everyone's mums are coming, their kids are coming.
		This is gonna be, I'm telling you, it's gonna be huge.
		But the difference is football men are organized and they're disciplined, yeah.
		And those men, and they're and they're tough men, they're not gonna allow people to cause anarchy, yeah.
		No one can contemplate for every second in case the police do.
		I'm gonna put an appeal to the police.
		But our relationship with the Mexico and Police Force has changed over the last 24 months.
		The police were purposely, their reputation's been dragged through the gutter.
		But in our last four demonstrations, we had 30,000 people, no trouble, 100,000 people, no trouble, 200,000 people, no trouble.
unidentified		Yeah.
tommy robinson ▲ ● ▼		No trouble.
		In fact, we thank the police at the end of it.
		Because I believe the police have purposely been put a log ahead against us by the tactics that the senior ranking officers have used.
tim pool ▲ ● ▼		Oh and they can only I want to ask you, you you mentioned all over the West, and there was a big story that came out yesterday with a little bit more this morning.
		Seven AFD politicians dead within what a few days up to this election.
		So for those that aren't familiar, this is alternative for Germany, it is the populist right wing party.
		The media lies it caught far right, but it's actually the top polling political party in Germany.
		Seven politicians dead.
		And I'm just gonna tell you.
		This doesn't, this is not a coincidence.
		I'm not playing this coincidence game.
		They haven't really for four of these individuals, they haven't released the cause of death.
		And the narrative that we've heard is natural causes, but it doesn't seem plausible.
		Do you think that this is the extreme reaction from the machine saying no to the people who want to fight for their countries?
tommy robinson ▲ ● ▼		Tim, if it wasn't for X and it wasn't for alternative platforms like yourself and others like us, would anyone even know that seven are dead?
tim pool ▲ ● ▼		Right.
tommy robinson ▲ ● ▼		That's the reality.
		Would anyone even know?
		We wouldn't know.
		So these discussions are now being had.
		But remember, up until two years ago, when Trump won the election in 2016, they took back power.
		Yeah, through through censorship and through control and through big tech.
		They totally took back power.
		They censored conservative voices, they deplatformed us, they erased us, I was invisible, couldn't even mention my name on Facebook.
		In that period there, they had total control.
		Right now they've lost control, they've absolutely lost control, yeah.
		Because simply of Elon Musk and the American population voting for Trump.
		They lost control.
		And now that we're seeing desperate desperation from them.
		Desperation.
		So I wouldn't put anything past them.
		They've they've tried to outlaw already.
		They want to outlaw AFD.
		21% of the German vote.
		They want to make it, they want to outlaw it.
		All based on lies.
		Now I'm looking forward to the fact that Peter Bryson, who's an MP from the AFD, he's speaking at our event on 13th September.
		Now, what's changed?
		At our event on 30th September, the support come from Jordan Peterson, confirming originally that he that he's talking.
		He was one of the first people to confirm.
		We have Katie Hopkins, Eva Vlanderbrook from Holland, but we also have representatives from the AFD, Peter Bryson.
		We have the leader of the Danish People's Party, Morton Messerschmitt, the leader of Lambs Belang from Belgium, Philip De Vinter.
		We have um Eric Zamore from France, we have politicians coming from across Europe to stand in Britain.
		The problem is with the political class in the UK, they are so out of touch.
		And we can even talk about reform as the so-called populist party.
		I believe there's gonna be a million people, yeah.
		This is never happened before.
		There's 650 members of parliament in in our House of Parliament.
		That not one of them is coming.
unidentified		Wow.
tommy robinson ▲ ● ▼		Not one.
		Not one.
		That's the detachment.
		That is the detachment.
		Now, when Keir Starmer got voted in, the Labour communist tyrant got voted in on nine million votes.
		20 million people didn't vote.
		He got voted in on nine million.
		He hasn't got a mandate.
		It's not like Donald Trump's mandate.
		He's it's not like it.
		So he so 20 million people didn't vote.
		Now, what we we we we sat down, I don't know if you're aware of this, Tim.
		We sat down two years ago, we came up with a name, United Kingdom, and we sat down, it was myself, Carl Benjamin, Lawrence Fox, um, Maya Tussi, we bought uh Katie Hopkins, Jordan Peterson flew in.
		We had lots of influences, and we had a vision and a plan.
		And the vision and the plan was if we change the culture, you change the politics.
		How do we change the culture?
		Well, let's look at and the the meeting was about, it's like getting every influencer in Britain who's got any influence, yeah, who's outside of the mainstream, get them together and agree to work together to defend British culture, support to defend free speech, stand against sexual exploitation of minors, stand against indoctrination LGBTQ plus, yeah, stand that we agree on these principles, and if we agree on those principles, if anyone steps out of line on them politically, Yeah.
		So if there's and we wanted to so the idea was to build a cultural movement, have a cultural revolution in Britain because it's not been cool to be British.
		You see, waving the flag what you're seeing now.
		Kids are doing it everywhere.
		That hasn't happened for decades.
		I'll tell you what's been what become cool.
		The Palestinian flag.
		What becomes celebrated?
		That's what they were Islam.
		Everyone was converted.
		Even you look at the people who converted to Islam.
		It's all if because it became fashionable and cool.
		So we said we need to make it cool to be British.
		We need to make our identity celebrated again.
		We need to have fun.
unidentified		Yeah.
tommy robinson ▲ ● ▼		So we had this meeting and we spoke about it, said got all us all in, got us all together.
		We spent days together saying, How do we work on this?
		We spent weeks and months going backward and forward to come up with a an idea of simple points that we can work together on.
		And then we could bring in boxers, celebrities, all to just agree to these points.
		Now I made I made this very public what we were doing.
		And then we had our first event, 30,000.
		Then we had our second event, 100,000 people turned up.
		We had a party in central London.
unidentified		Yeah.
tommy robinson ▲ ● ▼		It was great.
		Everyone, we give people back what they've taken.
		Everyone who came there felt camaraderie.
		We felt like a community.
		They've destroyed our community.
		They've destroyed the family.
		They've made all of us feel like we're on our own.
		We're isolated.
		We're weak.
		When we're not, the power is with the people.
		And on that day, everyone stood there.
		And I got the moment, Tim.
		I went to Poland in 2015 and quarter of a million people marched.
		And I stood at the front of it, and I felt the hairs on my neck standing up.
		I felt the power.
		I felt it, yeah.
		And then I understood it.
		And I felt jealous because we don't have that.
		In Britain, it's gone.
		And on the and then on the 27th of July, I stood there and I felt it.
		And I thought, this is what they don't want.
		Unity.
		If we can unify everyone, and when I say everyone, Tim, I mean everyone, yeah.
		Every because we've had a lot of migrants that have come to this country who love this nation.
unidentified		Yeah.
tommy robinson ▲ ● ▼		And the diversity of our crowd would terrify the establishment.
		They've they've wanted us to be an exclusively white group of working class, poverty stricken young men, angry young men.
		That's what they've wanted us to be.
		Well, we've gone straight through that.
		We've reached people in their homes.
		And that and everyone went away having a great day.
		28th of July, I traveled to the air, I traveled to the border.
		I'm nicked under terrorism.
unidentified		Wow.
tommy robinson ▲ ● ▼		I'm on terrorism.
		I'm charged under terrorism act.
		And you know what?
		I'm arrested.
		So you want to talk about free speech.
		The problem is, the problem I have is Nigel Farage is currently in Congress and he's talking about free speech.
		When I was arrested under the Terrorism Act, and when they arrested me, and they said, Don't worry, Tommy, we know you're not involved in terrorism, but this legislation allows us to do this.
unidentified		Wow.
tommy robinson ▲ ● ▼		Now, what this legislation allows them to do, for six hours, they can question you.
		If you do not answer, and if you answer untruthfully, yeah, they can prosecute you under terrorism act.
		So your right to remain silent is gone.
		So they sat me down for six hours.
		John, they questioned me about who's organizing your event, who funded it.
		How are you doing?
		Every question is about my legal lawful uh operation.
		I'm a journalist.
tim pool ▲ ● ▼		So let's let's uh we're we're just about a time though, but but this there's an event you have coming up, just uh quick quick elevator pitch for about 30 seconds.
tim pool ▲ ● ▼		What's going on?
tommy robinson ▲ ● ▼		Elevator pitch, the world needs to watch London September 13th.
		What's going on?
		We have celebrities, but we're gonna have fun.
		We have comedians, we have music, we have everything that's quintessentially British, yeah.
		But we are gonna send the biggest to this to the British establishment.
		I keep saying it's David versus Goliath, and at each one of these, we've taken another step towards them, and they are gonna be sitting there watching and worrying because we are unifying Britain, and this is just the next step.
		We have plans for more plans for further on, but I'd say to people, watch because Britain is awake.
		You know, so many people have watched in America.
		You watch and thinking, well, how are the British how are the British allowing this?
		Yeah, I agree with you.
		How have we allowed it?
		Yeah, but you'll see on September 13th that Britain is awake.
tim pool ▲ ● ▼		Right on, Tommy.
		It's been uh it's been great having you and and explaining all this to us.
		It's it I the the Graham Linhan story, even the Atlantic is saying they've gone too far wrestling comedians for jokes.
		So I think something is happening.
		I look forward to watching uh what happens, where can people find you?
tommy robinson ▲ ● ▼		Uh you can watch it live on my ex, you can watch it live on my YouTube channel, Tommy Robinson official.
		Um, yeah, just you'll see it.
		The scenes are gonna go everywhere, yeah.
		Thanks for reporting on it, Tim as well.
		Lisa's over, is she over here reporting them for you?
		Lisa's coming to it.
tim pool ▲ ● ▼		Oh, yeah.
tommy robinson ▲ ● ▼		So yeah, yeah.
tommy robinson ▲ ● ▼		Send a camera, get it over.
tim pool ▲ ● ▼		All right, we'll do it.
tommy robinson ▲ ● ▼		There's people coming from everywhere, man.
tim pool ▲ ● ▼		Sounds good.
		Hey, thanks for joining us and explain it.
		We'll see you next time.
tommy robinson ▲ ● ▼		Thanks, bro.
tim pool ▲ ● ▼		Have it going.
		And of course, Tommy Robinson, the man himself.
		Uh it's gonna be interesting.
		13th, huh?
		You know, he fills me with some with optimism.
		I'm not super optimistic on uh what's going on in the UK.
		I got a decent amount of optimism for here in the United States.
		I am concerned about population issues.
		You guys know that one.
		But man, Tommy can really can really light that fire.
		So I'm excited.
		If the UK can turn this around with everything we've seen, I think that's a great sign for us moving forward.
		I the AFD stuff is scary.
		But my friends, smash that like button, share the show with everyone.
		You know, thank you all so much for hanging out.
		Russell Brand is going live now, and we will be sending you on your way to go hang out with him.
		You can follow me on X and Instagram at Timcast.
		Got a new Rumble channel.
		The uh the interview I said was gonna be up at the uh Culture War channel because now there's a new Rumble Timpool, which uh I don't know, cultural commentary and social issues, more Evergreen, less news related.
		And uh yesterday I commented on capitalism, anti-capitalism, Patrick McDavid.
		And today I'm gonna be talking about migrants and scammers and what's happening with migration in Europe.
		So that's uh YouTube.com slash Timpool.
		Let me launch this raid for Russell Brand.
		And once again, join our Discord server at Timcast.com.
		Get involved in the community.
		We want you guys to come together, make friends, share these ideas, because that's what what Tommy was saying.
		If we change the culture, we change the politics.
		That's why we're working on our c our clubhouse, working our coffee shops.
		We just hired a new guy.
		We're getting these physical locations set up.
		It's happening, the ball is rolling.
		It's it's a heavy lift, but the first thing you can do, join Timcast.com Discord server, follow me on X and Instagram.
		Thanks for hanging out.

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