New York City Becoming The Next LONDONISTAN | Across The Pond
Join Tate and Connor for Across The Pond, as they react to Zohran Mamdani's NYC win and why it's another step toward the London-style decline ushered in by London's Muslim mayor Sadiq Khan. They break down how mass migration is making Britain unrecognizable, how migrants are walking free from police custody, and what this means for the future of the West. They also dive into Tucker Carlson's interview with Nick Fuentes — the fallout, the backlash, and how it's shaking up the right-wing. Plus: a viral moment as Sydney Sweeney stands by her American Eagle ad, and what it says about the state of Hollywood and wokeness in 2025. BUY CAST BREW COFFEE TO SUPPORT THE SHOW - https://castbrew.com/ Become A Member And Protect Our Work at http://www.timcast.com Host(s): Tate Brown @realTateBrown (everywhere) Connor Tomlinson @Con_Tomlinson (everywhere) My Second Channel - https://www.youtube.com/timcastnews Podcast Channel - https://www.youtube.com/TimcastIRL
This is what their foreign replacements have voted for.
These people have no conscience.
They're barely conscious.
They will lie just to get ahead.
We can't trust them.
They shouldn't be here.
And yet, like basically TF2 Star Wars tribes just going at it in the elections of Minneapolis.
This is really some beautiful stuff.
There are now three Sydney Sweeney images that I want to hang in the Louvre.
What is up, guys?
This is Tate Brown here holding it down this weekend here on the Culture War.
As you may have heard, we have an exciting new presentation across the pond.
That's right.
It's fantastic stuff.
We got 30 minutes of British news, 30 minutes of American news.
I don't know if this has ever been done before.
This might be unprecedented.
So I had to call up the GOAT Connor Tomlinson.
He had to step up to the plate here to make this dream a reality.
Connor, what is going on, man?
Pleasure, sir.
Well, I would say pleasure, except most of the show is going to be dedicated, probably in consecutive weeks, until the heat death of the universe, to documenting the transformation of Britain into something between a marginal Soviet state and the ISIS Caliphate.
So it's not going to be that fun, but we're going to throw in lots of pop culture references and offensive jokes and ensure that the Tomly Online Zoom Reit, of which we are brand ambassadors, I suppose, are adequately entertained.
Yeah, I was looking through, like, so before we obviously start recording, me and Connor, we set up a doc throughout the week and we start, you know, throwing out stories that we think would be good to discuss.
And I'm seeing the stories he's putting in.
And I'm just like, this is, it is, it is not.
They're not doing so hot over there.
Meanwhile, I threw in like a story about Sidney Sweeney, which we will cover.
Well, her response to that lady trying to get her to back down on the jeans ad.
But yes, it's going to be, there's some black pills, but we're both Christians.
We're both Zoomers.
You can never blackpill, never ever blackpill.
But one small black pill stateside, obviously, you guys probably saw the news this week.
You don't really have to be a politico to have seen this story is Zoron Kwame Mamdani is now going to be the next mayor of New York City.
So look, Tuesday, huge election.
There was elections all across the country.
New Jersey, New York City, California.
There was the Prop 50 thing.
Virginia, a lot of elections.
They're all in blue states.
So, you know, Republicans are getting really excited for, you know, potentially upsets, but not really unsurprising.
It's just kind of shows more of the moment we're in is that people are just voting for partisan reasons.
Obviously, there was Jay Jones in Virginia literally threatening to kill Republicans, and he won decisively.
So obviously a bad, bad state we're in as far as, you know, people voting, you know, rationally rather than just voting along party lines.
But the election result that I think shocked everyone, including a lot of Democrats, was Zorhan Mamdani.
He is an immigrant from Uganda, and he is now going to be the mayor of what is effectively the seat of the American Empire, the seat of perhaps the most influential, powerful empire, certainly on the face of the planet, potentially of the modern era, I would say.
And now there's a guy named Zoron running it.
So Zoron in his speech here where he was, you know, getting pumped up.
He's won.
He's going to credit everyone that got him to this point and who he's going to represent.
And let's take a listen here and we'll watch who he credits and who he won this for.
This is really something here.
I speak of Yemeni Bodega owners and Mexican habuelas.
Senegalese taxi drivers and Uzbek nurses.
Trinidadian line cooks and Ethiopian aunties.
Yes, aunties.
So obviously the group that people noticed wasn't mentioned there was Americans.
I thought he was just listing off all the cast members of the Mosaisley Cantino.
Yeah, dude.
I thought he was giving us like a helpful cheat sheet to pass on with Steven Miller.
He's like, hey, you know, you may not have thought of this, but there's Senegalese taxi drivers and they got to go too.
This whole time, I thought Zoron was the guy who turned the kid into Tom Angston big.
And it doesn't really help his reputation that he, his, his branding looks like, you know, the letters he's got behind him and his big page.
It looks like it should say the great and powerful underneath it.
Yeah, I know.
It's like he's like about to start making things float or something.
I don't really know what's going on.
He's an interesting guy.
This is what I wanted to hit on.
This is what I want to talk to you about.
It's been driving me crazy seeing some of the rhetoric around Zoron because he's obviously a huge threat.
He's obviously unprecedented for many reasons in the American political zeitgeist.
Things that he is not is he is not a jihadist.
That could potentially be an upgrade from what he actually is.
He's definitely not a jihadist.
He's hanging out at gay clubs at like 2 a.m.
You know, I know people are like, oh, that's what these like Muslims do is they shield what they really believe so they can get power or whatever.
I'm like, dude, he's been keeping this act up his whole life.
I promise you, he's not a jihadist.
To be fair, I don't know what the Arabic for being on the down low is, but that does happen in some Muslim countries.
I had a gay friend who moved out to, well, an Arab country because I don't want to say where it is just in case he gets outed, but to work in a university.
And he was saying that when he went to the gym there, there was like a queue of Arab guys going into the cubicles where another guy was.
Oh, wow.
Some down low habibis, I guess is what you would call them.
But I don't know.
Maybe Zoron, you know, I don't know what's going on over there.
But yeah, I don't suspect that he's a jiadist.
I don't even know if we're really worried about him establishing some sort of communist state in New York City.
That's going to be really tough to pull off considering, you know, city council and these sorts of things.
I think the thing that makes Zoron unprecedented and what makes him so alarming in the American political zeitgeist is something that I and a lot of people in the space have been hitting on is that fundamentally he has a very third world mentality.
That's not to say that he's a third worldist.
That's, you know, something where if you're splitting hairs, that can mean something else.
But he's certainly of the third world.
Exhibit A is him eating with his hands, eating burritos off of like subway seats, a lot of things.
And then the fact that he has like intricate ball knowledge of like ethnic groups and their jobs.
I mean, that's just a really bizarre thing.
Like Senegalese taxi drivers.
He's listing all these sort of disaffected groups, you know, groups that you would suspect kind of feel like they're downtrodden in the white society.
And he's saying, I represent you.
And what do all these groups have in common?
They're of the third world by the third world.
And that's, I think, what makes Zoron unprecedented.
And that's what makes him very alarming for the state of our largest city.
And look, a lot of people obviously will say, well, it's New York.
You know, let them, you know, get what they had coming to them.
But I want to point this out is New Yorkers didn't vote for this.
And that may sound weird at first, but no, legitimately, I have the polling numbers up.
I'll put it on the screen.
Among American-born New Yorkers, 40% voted for Cuomo, followed by 31% for Mamdani and 25% for Sliwa.
Now, here's where you start to unpack what's really going on here, is among foreign-born New Yorkers, which is an oxymoron, Zorhan Mamdani is at 62%.
So contrast, he has double the support with foreign-born New Yorkers.
And his Cuomo is down at 24%, Sliwa's at 12%.
So, okay, you can dunk on New Yorkers and say, oh, you know, this is what you get.
You're going to get what you voted for.
But you're looking at the data.
This is not what New Yorkers voted for.
This is what their foreign replacements have voted for.
In addition, and I don't want to downplay this, is in addition, the transplants that have moved in, they're calling them yuckies.
So instead of the classic term yuppies, which describes these young professionals, these are young creatives is what you call them.
And they have equal housing insecurity and these sorts of things.
I'm going to put up a chart here that shows percentage voted for Mamdani by neighborhood.
And you'll see here Clinton Hill, Prospect Heights, Bushwick, East Williamsburg, Greenwood Heights, Greenwood Heights.
So Mamdani's pulling like dictatorial numbers in these neighborhoods.
What do these neighborhoods all have in common?
These are these yucky neighborhoods, right?
These are the, you know, the proverbial white liberal.
But this isn't just white liberal.
This is like try-hard transplant, as coddled affluent professional put it.
These are guys that wear tote, they have tote bags and they wear beanies and they're really into podcasts with like edgy jokes.
So basically they're just Democrats that say like readhard.
That's what really sets them apart.
And they just think they're, yeah, they just think that they really have unlocked some sort of some sort of urbanite way of life that has an artistic flair to it and really sets them apart.
And so Zoran really tapped into that.
You can see with his branding as marketing.
He was tapping into that try-hard transplant culture.
Safe sleazy culture is what some have called it.
There's a lot of different ways you can name it, but it's one of those things you know it and you see it and you find them in high concentration in Bushwick and Prospect Heights.
All this to say, Connor, I think New York is getting its own Sadiq Khan in many ways.
What do you think about this?
Yeah, I think the Sadiq Khan's remarkably more dangerous just because he spent his entire career as a human rights lawyer defending the 9-11 hijacker that survived Louis Farrakhan after, you know, he called Jews and white people termites and satanic.
He insisted that Louis Farrakhan had to come over and visit the UK.
He, while he was an MP in parliament, spoke to Iranian state-funded TV and called moderate Muslims Uncle Toms.
I've documented all of this stuff in an article for the critic called The Phantom Far Right.
But Zoran Mandani, I mean, when you say he's not a third worldist, the only reason is you don't need to have an abstract philosophy about the oppression of the third world if you're from the third world.
Like we as Anglos or Europeans, Americans, Australians, etc., we think in ideological, self-interested, individualistic philosophical terms.
Like we have a comprehensive life philosophy that we can discuss between one another.
But Zoran Mandani's politics being that he's like third world Bane basically boil down to, I don't like white people.
They have stuff I want.
I'm going to steal it and redistribute it to my co-ethnics.
And so you don't need to read Franz Fanon or Khrushchev's secret speech in 1961 in order to understand that philosophy.
It's just seething ethnic resentment.
It is, as you tweeted to much controversy a couple of days ago, Tape.
They just hate the fact they can't make white women laugh.
That's it.
Sething ethnic resentment.
Mandami wrote about this.
Same with Hassan Plaika, as we discussed in our previous episode of Michelle.
Yeah, I'll put the quote up here from Mamdani.
It's quite something.
Yeah, so I don't think we need an abstract philosophy to understand this.
And again, I agree.
I don't think he's a jihadist, but I do think he's going to hold the door open for Islamic groups to gain a further foothold in state and national politics.
And so it is a danger because much like the Islamo-left alliance over here in the UK, the useful idiots who think they can play liberal umpires to all groups and signal their progressive credentials while also wearing a kefir and chanting globalize the interfada, they will eventually find themselves on the wrong end of a crane if the Islamic contingent gains more political power and then decides that they aren't useful anymore and to dispose of them because they're infidels or they've succumbed to fitna.
As far as the other groups voting as well, so I saw two interesting takes.
The first is that 84% of liberal white women voted for Mandani, you know, like shock.
But I think that they're the group that has become socially acceptable to beat up on.
One, because Republicans don't want to feel racist, so they don't want to point out the fact that pretty much every other minority group that they have tried to make marginal gains with at the expense of consolidating their base of heritage Americans, particularly young white men who they've estranged, they don't want to blame them and say, well, they're basically foregone.
You know if if, if there's a two percent shift in the black vote, suddenly we've got blacks, it that's complete delusion.
But it turns out that the majority of people vote along ethnic lines because it's actually in their ethnic interests.
You said earlier that it's not.
People aren't voting along the lines of rational interest.
Well, it is.
It's kind of rational interest if there's a brown guy saying hey, i'm going to steal from white people and give it to brown people and you're like yep, that's my interest.
Yeah, so there's that.
And also, the other thing is that, in order to court that um third worldist vote, you kind of beat up on white women because they resent the fact they can't get white women, which is why yeah, as as we've discussed with Pat Casey in an interview that's coming out tomorrow, um Manosphere discourse tipped over into Third Worldist geopolitics after october the 7th pretty quickly, because a large contingent of that audience are third Worlders and their descendants who resent white women.
And so you're seeing that resentment play out politically culturally, etc.
In New York.
And so, as much as we'd like to beat up on white women for their, for their terrible political choices, on the whole that's an internal conversation that heritage Americans or English people have got to have with their own in-group.
We shouldn't throw our own in-group under the bus because politicians have imported entire ethnic client blocks who then vote for third world as politicians to steal our stuff and turn our major cities into third world slums.
The last point i'll make this a point that Um Shoe on Head, who has been too reasonable for her leftist comrades and has been excised, basically made on edges, which is that the Republican candidate has been blamed for causing Cuomo to lose and yeah, despite despite him dressing like a Command And Conquer character and having a weird fixation with cats, it's not his fault.
Like the Republicans didn't dump any resources into the race, they thought thanks to the immigration policies that they supported, especially Bush after 9-11, who you know, two towers get felled by Muslim terrorists and he imports millions of Muslims.
As you pointed out by Ron Mcintyre, they not only just gave it up, but they also allowed two Democrats to run against each other, even though one of those Democrats was responsible for lots of people dying in nursing homes during Covid and his strange antics with having his nipples pierced and flout and his brother flouting lockdown laws and pretending that he was uh, he was.
He was dying of covert in his basement to then make a lucrative media career.
So you guys thought that that was a winning strategy, to unseat Mamdani, to flood the country with third world dependence and then allow a seemingly corrupt career politician to run, not in your party, in your stead.
So the actual lesson from this is, all elections are a headcount, ethnically in the aftermath of mass migration, and quite yet again, the conservative Republican establishment sucks.
Yeah yeah fundamentally, like you said, it's a Census, not a, uh, you know, you're not debating on policy.
It's just headcount, like you said.
Um, yeah, that's what's frustrated me a lot with the discourse from people on the right is, yeah, they just blame white liberals for everything going wrong in New York City.
It's like New York City is a quarter white.
So, and then let's just say 60% of those whites, maybe 70% are liberal.
Like, there's a lot of conservative white people, pretty much actually any Republican district in New York City at this point is pretty much a predominantly white area, like Italian, Irish, Staten Island, da da da da da.
So, yeah, this is just weird.
I think it's just conservatives still in the United States in the commentary class are still afraid of being called racist.
And they know if they can beat up on white liberals, they'll get brownie points from elsewhere.
And then also, they don't really actually have to address the issue, which is the reason you're getting Zorons is because of really failed Republican immigration policy as much as Democrats.
Like you said, I mean, Reagan, obviously, he is the reason why California is a solidly Democrat state with his amnesty.
Hey, Tate, how dare you?
We were informed in the last 24 hours by Dinesh D'Souza that it was Reagan's coalition that saved America during the Cold War and made the case for free markets.
Never mind the fact that their amnesty bills and their failure to oppose mass migration and their ostracism of paleoconservatives and anti-neoconservatives from the coalition like Sam Francis and Buchanan meant that they became demographically swamped and therefore irrelevant in California, in New York, in Minneapolis, etc.
Yeah, but the cheap labor, man.
Oh, man, getting in your lawn mode in 1990s, California, dirt cheap.
It was worth it, dude.
It was 100% worth it.
With that, speaking of people that shouldn't be in the country, Omar Fateh, I don't know if you guys know the name, Omar Fateh.
You know the face.
It's hard to forget the face.
I'll tell you that much.
And I'm not even trying to be mean.
He just is a very particular Somalis in general.
I have a very particular look to him.
But anyway, Minneapolis, Jacob Frey, he's running for re-election.
You guys know him.
I'll put the picture up.
What he's famous for, kneeling, George Floyd.
It was really, this guy's a trip.
Anyway, he's running for re-election.
Suddenly, he becomes the moderate.
I know this is hard to believe because Minneapolis really does feel left off a cliff, Soviet era, Soviet-esque rather.
But yeah, so Jacob Frey is running for re-election.
And out of nowhere, this guy, Omar Fateh, he starts blabbering on in some strange language about how he's going to make Somalia great again or something like that.
Anyway, he, to be frank here, he's the Somali candidate.
So Minneapolis, obviously, as you all know, has a huge Somali community.
I would say it's a minority for now, but it is still with the birth rates and immigration that has slowed down under Trump, but now still with the birth rates, still growing.
And this community is massive.
And they propelled someone like Elon Omar to Congress.
So they can obviously punch above their weight when they need to.
And here they were.
They're trying to unseat Jacob Frey.
They had this candidate, Omar Fateh, an ethnic Somali.
And so he's running.
You know, he's polling somewhat well, but he lost.
Tuesday, he lost.
He lost to Jacob Frey.
Jacob Frey held him off.
And here is now the reason everyone's kind of scratching their head saying, well, Fateh should have been a shoe-in, right?
You know, he's kind of a Zoron type.
He's very left-wing.
He, in theory, would have the support of the Somali community.
And then obviously a lot of liberals that feel like Jacob Bird leftists rather feel like Jacob Frey is not left wing enough.
Well, Omar Fateh lost.
And now the post-election analysis is starting to roll in.
A significant number of Somalis in Minneapolis didn't vote for ethnic Somali mayoral candidate Omar Fateh due to Fateh being part of the Darud clan rather than the Hawiya.
These deep-seated clan wars allowed Mayor Jacob Frey to rally key community leaders from the Hawiye clan to hold off a challenge from Fateh.
Representative Elon Omar, who endorsed Fateh as part of the Darud clan and is reportedly the next target of the Hawiye community leaders as they are emboldened by their proxy victory over the Darud in the Mayora election.
She will possibly face a primary challenge on tribal grounds.
A lot of people saw that.
They thought this was satire.
It's too funny.
Like basically, yeah, two Star Wars tribes just going at it in the elections of Minneapolis.
This is really some beautiful stuff.
For one, I stand at the Hawiya as they take on their brave Darudian foes here.
I stand with them.
Yeah, Neil and Omar, watch out.
Anyway, a lot of people thought this was satire, which is fair enough.
It's like hilarious.
No, here are some locals, some local Somalis.
Very embarrassing that some Somalis voted for a Kadan over a Somali brother.
Oh, here we go.
Here we go.
Khabiyalad is now poisoning Western politics.
So I don't know what sort of spell I just cast there, but I did do some homework.
So Kadan means white person.
Apparently, it's not a slur.
So good news for us out here, for us white folk.
Kadan is not a slur.
So they're not trying to kill us yet.
So that's the one upside.
And then Kabiyalad, again, bless you.
Thank you.
I don't know what family member I've damned there by saying that.
But apparently that means tribal warfare in Somalia.
So Somalia has got a lot going on.
Our friend.
I'm glad that you have to try and pronounce these words in order to understand what's going on in your own domestic politics.
It's like the amount of Hadiths and Arabic words I've had to try and butcher in the last year just to understand electoral politics in the UK.
I shouldn't have to be speaking the black tongue of Mordor to opt to speak the name of various politicians in parliament.
Yeah, I shouldn't have to like practice in the mirror and still get it wrong.
I mean, Barack Obama was too much.
That was too much.
He could have thrown us a bone.
He could have called himself Barry Obama.
We'd be like, this is some guy.
He's like half Irish.
But no, he had to jump in with this goofy name.
And then now I got to learn how to stay Zorhan Mamdani or whatever.
It's too much.
Can they just like take a breather?
What are they doing over at Ellis Island?
That's my question.
What are they doing over at Ellis Island?
Because back in the day, you came in, you know, Croatian, you got your like goofy name with like 30 consonants in it and like all the like weird little stuff about the letters.
And they say, uh-huh, it's Johnson now.
Your last name is Johnson.
Get it, you know, welcome or whatever.
What are they doing at Ellis Island now?
Are they asleep at the wheel?
Because how does someone named Omar Fateh not get the name tightened up?
Right?
How does he get into the country?
That's besides the point.
My concern at this point is that I have to say these names.
It's causing me a lot of problems.
So, I don't know.
Connor, have you seen any ethnic clan tribal warfare sort of manifesting in the ballot box over on your side of the pond?
Yeah, I think, so this is extra damning.
The fact two things that I've seen coming out of the Minnesota election.
First of all, so Jacob Frey, in his acceptance speech, actually learned Somali.
So he was speaking to Somalians in Somali.
So in order to get ahead in your own country, you know how to speak foreign language.
And of course, you know, he's a totally obsequious traitor.
He was always going to do anything to get ahead.
But it shows that, yet again, elections in America, especially in blue states, are now just a census, a headcount.
And as well, it's extra damning that Somali clans can form intra-ethnic blocs and sabotage the runs of other Somali candidates because it just shows how pronounced the Somali power is.
It's deeply entrenched.
It's not like you're even winning the Somali vote anymore.
You're actually winning over various families.
Like you're making a bid to be the head of the table in a mob cartel.
It shouldn't be that way.
In the UK, we, at the last election, had 25 Muslim MPs elected.
We had four Muslim independent MPs elected.
They ran on a pro-Gaza, almost exclusively Palestinian ticket.
The joint leader of the Green Party is a guy called Mothin Ali, who is what, I think he is a councillor in Leeds, who was elected last May yelling, Allahu Akbar, this is for Palestine, Allahu Akbar, presumably being recycling in Arabic.
And in his constituency, there were riots last year where a Roma gypsy family had abused their children, and then the children were taken away.
And then the immigrant communities, whether they were African, whether they were Arab Muslim, whether they were Roma, just started burning their own neighborhoods down.
Most of them because they're in social housing, so they don't actually care about the state of the neighborhood and because the third world aren't exactly great on civic sense and not throwing trash in the middle of the neighborhood and things like that.
So they don't really care.
And actually one of the people that got arrested, because Mothin Ali turned out and took some photos and said, we should have peace with a burning bus in the background, like it was a BLM photo.
One of the people that got arrested was a white woman, English woman, one of the few still living in the area, who went out of the house and was shouting at people to go home, go back inside, stop burning your neighborhood down, and the police came and arrested her.
So pretty terrible.
Also, we've got, so Birmingham, which we'll talk about later, is a perfect example of this because a lot of the Muslim MPs come from Birmingham.
One of the independents, for example, Ayub Khan, good British name, convened a conference of Pakistani people to lobby for a new airport in Mirpur, Pakistan.
Right, yes.
Yeah.
The peasant region where the majority of the perpetrators of the grooming gangs come from.
Like 80% of them come from that specific region, and they're most of the perpetrators of the Pakistani grooming gangs.
And they wanted a new airport, not for deportations, but also for, you know, like direct flights to and from Birmingham.
Exactly.
Yeah, to bring in more of their co-ethnics.
And he got up and said that the grooming gangs is a racist narrative.
And he was standing in front of the Pakistan flag.
So they are actively denying the atrocities that their community collectively know about and inflict upon our community, you know, the indigenous white population.
And they're playing ethnic clientele politics.
And that's the only way you get ahead.
And now you've got these independent candidates that are openly organized by the Muslim vote competing against Muslim candidates in Labour who are not Muslim enough for the Muslim Party candidates.
And Birmingham itself is facing, well, it's turning into a third world slum because there's rubbish piling up in the streets because they passed this, there was this lawsuit that set a landmark case with the Equality Act, which is basically like our Civil Rights Act on non-discrimination laws that needs to be repealed.
And it said that you can't have women cleaners paid less than male employees in the public sector, even though obviously, you know, collecting bins, trash men, is a less desirable job, so you're paid slightly more.
So in order to pay female cleaners on less hours more, they deducted the wages of loads of trash collecting bin men.
So they went on strike.
And because the council then went bankrupt, because they were open to all of these equality lawsuits, and because you've got like tribal ethnic politics in the region, so everyone is launching an equality lawsuit to build a road to their dad's house, then the trash started piling up in the streets and it resembled a third world slum and the kids were sitting around playing with rats.
So the kids got something out of it, at least.
Yeah, yeah, exactly.
So in areas where the English population have retreated, you've got this third world client Muslim politics that you're starting to see across Michigan, Minnesota, or Texas.
Right.
And the fact that I have a favorite Somali tribe now, just based off of their political instincts.
I am a Hawi, Hauiye nationalist.
Now, I'm declaring this on air.
I don't know what they've done.
They could be like chopping people's heads off right now.
I don't know.
I like their politics in Minneapolis.
I'm a fan.
Least violent Somali tribe.
It's only because the other tribe is named after the root soundstall.
Yeah, yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
What is going on?
They're two A's, two O's.
It's like, dude, you're trying to buying too many vowels here.
This is getting crazy.
So before we go into the Birmingham Black Pill, because it's pretty grim in the World War II stuff as well, I do want to play this video before we get out of the American section.
Sidney Sweeney, it's time to start believing in Sidney Sweeney.
This is the words of the Lana Del Re nationalist.
I'm just going to skip ahead and back here.
This is her responding to Trump tweeting about her ad.
I know you all remember the ad.
This was fantastic stuff here.
I think I know how you're going to answer this, but I'm going to ask anyway.
I mean, the president tweeted about the jeans ad or true social about the jeans ad.
And that just seems to me like a very crazy moment for anyone.
And I wondered what that was like.
It was surreal.
That's what she said about Trump tweeting about her.
And then this is one more clip I'm just going to show you here where this, I think this is the GQ interviewer, was trying to guilt trip her into apologizing for saying that she had good genes.
This is really something.
The criticism of the content, which was basically that maybe specifically in this political climate, like white people shouldn't joke about genetic superiority.
Like that was kind of like the criticism, broadly speaking.
And since you are talking about this, I just wanted to give you an opportunity to talk about that specifically.
I think that when I have an issue that I want to speak about, people will hear.
Yeah, so do you want a chance to apologize for saying you have good genes, Mrs. Lady with obviously good genes?
And then, yeah, Sweeney just comes in dunk on.
I just think we needed this palette cleanser after all these random goofy names.
Sidney Sweeney, it just rolls off the tongue.
It's so easy to say compared to like these tongue twisters we've been doing all day.
No, this is fantastic from Sweeney.
This is this kind of indicates this indicates where a lot of Americans are.
And this isn't like inherently right-wing.
Like people over-politicize stuff.
This is just a return to people conducting themselves normally where the ad was very normal.
Sure, it was kind of a joke about good genes, but it wasn't because she had blood.
It's because she's a model and an actress.
Of course she has good genes.
So fantastic from Sweeney here, not backing down.
Like I said earlier, the fact that she exists infuriates a very good portion of the world.
If you look at, you see a lot of the hatred of Sidney Sweeney, a lot of it is just resentment, quite frankly, that she has, she really is just conventionally beautiful by American standards.
She is kind of the definition of American beauty.
I mean, it's like, it is what it is.
It resonates.
You see it.
You know it.
It's an American icon.
And that drives a lot of people crazy.
So fair play to Sidney Sweeney for, yeah, not like apologizing, I guess.
That's all she really did there.
There are now three Sidney Sweeney images that I want to hang in the Louvre.
The first one is her standing there, like bathed in sunlight with the black woman behind her with her mouth agape.
Just like she just stepped off a spaceship from hyperborea.
The other one is the tall, skinny dark-haired woman staring at her when she wore that translucent dress a week or so ago with seething to envy.
And now the third one is the side-by-side of this HR Harrodim who has contorted herself.
And just the way she's delivering the question, you can tell that she's trying to like sneak something past her, or she knows that she's in an inferior position.
It was like wormtong whispering to King Theodom when he's weakened on the throne.
And Sidney Sweeney's just like, nope, don't care.
I'm not going to say I'm sorry that I'm white, healthy, happy, and attractive.
And this is what you can just do, right?
So, one of the most radicalizing things for me, I think I've told the story before, but when I was at university, we were part of one of the like free speech societies.
It was basically the equivalent of like Young Americans for Liberty over where you guys are.
So we would have various debates and speakers on campus.
We had Carl Benjamin.
Weirdly enough, I didn't actually get to know Carl then, not until a couple of years later, but he was the first event that we put on.
So it's funny how these things happen.
We had a Brexit debate.
We had an MP come at the time to talk about free speech.
And we had an Israel-Palestine debate between various ambassadors.
I think we were the first UK university campus to have that, right?
So of course we got protested.
We got attacked by Antifa.
We got attacked by the student union as well, which was coordinating with Antifa members.
And so we had a struggle session with the diversity and inclusion coordinator.
And she was sitting there the entire time going through jokes that had been said in a group chat, similar to the sort of political leaks that happened a little while ago.
Some of these had been doctored and published to the press.
Others of them were just edgy jokes that had been cropped out of context.
Bear in mind, we'd had actual like death threats and threats of violence against us, but they didn't care.
It was just a political witch hunt.
And so the entire time, we were trying to argue our case to them and they weren't listening.
And that just taught me these people aren't acting in good faith.
They just want to have you engage in a struggle session and they want to break your will and have you submit because they feel inferior and insecure and they're ideologically possessed and they are actually way worse people than you and you don't want their approval.
You shouldn't apologize.
You should never back down if you haven't done anything wrong.
And you can just do that.
You can just reject their framing.
You can just say no thank you.
You can just smile in their face as they live miserable lives and their politics is on the way out and being attractive and healthy and comfortable in your own skin is in the ascendant.
And so the only thing I have to say, and I say it with utter heartbreak because I can't stand him, but Richard Hananio was right.
Sidney Sweeney is actually emblematic of the fact that Woke is dead.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Pull stop.
It's exactly what it is.
Yeah.
Her existence just infuriates quite a lot of people.
So yeah, with that, should we touch on this?
This was this World War II veteran, Alec Penstone.
We have a video here from him.
This is changing gears a little bit, obviously, from Sidney Sweeney.
Should I play the video?
Yeah, please do.
But it's not changing gears from mass migration because that's irrelevant.
That's very true.
Yeah.
It's all kind of linked together quite a bit.
We'll play the video here.
What does Remembrance Sunday mean for you?
What is your message?
My message is I can see in my mind's eye the rows and rows of white stones of all the hundreds of my friends and everybody else that gave their lives for what?
The country of today.
No, I'm sorry.
The sacrifice wasn't worth the result that it is now.
Oh, well, I'm sorry.
What do you mean by that, though?
What we fought for and what we fought for was our freedom.
We fought that even now is darn sight worse than what it was when I fought for it.
Oh, Alec, I'm sorry you feel like that because I want you to know that all the generations that have come since, including me and my children, are so grateful for your bravery and all that for service personnel.
And it's our job now, isn't it?
To make it the country that you fought for.
You absolutely fought for.
Yeah, like you're seeing the two anchors here trying to mitigate the optical disaster for their side, obviously, that this is, which is a World War II veteran just calling a ball on strike here.
It's like, hey, the country that I fought for doesn't exist anymore.
It's way worse than what it was when I fought for it.
Yeah, the country is unrecognizable to our ancestors 100 years ago.
And this is George Orwell's definition in the line of unicorn of what constitutes a civilization.
It's the ability that if you held up a magic mirror to your ancestors and showed them 100 years in the future, it's their ability to recognize the future as the same civilization to them.
And the reason that all these viral posts of London in the 1950s go viral, or people are, in order to get back in touch with English culture, they go to heritage sites or they go on old steam train trips is because we're not excited about the future.
Because the future is bleak and the present is unrecognizable to the people in the past where things were peaceful and prosperous and culturally homogenous.
And the thing that makes it just a picture of modern Britain, this particular scene that you've just witnessed, is the two presenters that are patronizingly longhousing him and playing dumb as to why he might not feel that his sacrifices were worth it is Kate Garraway, the woman who pats him on the shoulder, was married to one of the architects of Tony Blair's government.
Tony Blair's government is famous for importing the discourse about America being a nation of immigrants, you know, the book that was written by the Anti-Defamation League and John F. Kennedy.
It was imported by Barbara Roach, who was the home secretary at the time, that Blair increased mass migration after 1997.
His speechwriter Andrew Never said, and he published in The Independent this quote: He said that he got the impression that the intention of increasing migration was to rub the right's nose in diversity and render its arguments out of date.
Well, consider our noses and the nose of that veterans well and truly rubbed.
But then the Pakistani man who is a breakfast TV host in question is called Adul Ray, and he constantly insists that, you know, he's as British as you and me.
But yesterday, when Zora Mamdani won, sorry, two days ago on the 5th of November, Adul Ray tweeted, Some say Mamdani may implement Sharia law.
He might.
The heart of Sharia is social justice, welfare, fairness, charity, and cohesion.
Most Muslim countries operate a hybrid of Sharia and civil law, are slowly reforming and abandoning unethical practices despite the West portrayal.
Number one, move to one.
Number two, we know you're lying.
Like, Britain is the Western capital of Sharia courts now.
We have over 85 known and operational.
They have tons of unregistered marriages, including child marriages, but the government doesn't touch them.
It allows them to operate a completely separate, clannish, and religious legal system in our country, establish outposts that don't recognize civil law.
And across Muslim countries as well, civil law isn't recognized like it is in Christian countries where Christ himself said, render unto Caesar that which is Caesar's, and render unto God that which is God's.
Instead, there's this Arabist called Edward Alfred Gwilaim, who wrote in the 70s a very complimentary book on Islam, but it is a very revealing guide because, you know, he's sympathetic to Islam, but he just writes things as he sees them.
And he said that nothing comes between an Arab and his people.
Basically, there is no law that he will respect if it gets in the way of advantaging himself, his family, his clan, and his ummah.
So there is no melding of civil and Sharia law.
There's just a crowbarring of Sharia law into incompatible civil traditions.
And this is what this veteran is seeing.
This veteran might not be able to express in words the reason his country is so bad, because he doesn't actually point out any specific reason why it is appalling.
And if he has been already pre-screened to go on Good Morning Britain, which is an avowedly leftist containment show, then he probably is sympathetic to thinking that, you know, anyone complaining about migration is a racist, etc.
But he can see the deterioration of these towns and cities around him.
He can see that all the social services are falling into disrepair.
He can see that everything's bankrupt and unfamiliar.
And the population has changed over time to where his neighbors aren't people that he knows anymore.
And so, one must look back and say that if the inevitable outcome of our post-war victory, and I don't think it was inevitable, but it has happened, was the present state, then was it worth the sacrifice?
And if even the veterans are saying no, we have to reassess the post-war settlement.
One of the things that's caused this state of affairs, by the way, is the post-war laws that were enacted to ensure that, you know, Dutch Jewish children boarding the kinder transport weren't turned away from gaining refuge, as some tragically were and were sent to their deaths.
And now, the 1952 Refugee Convention, or the European Convention on Human Rights, that projects refugees and asylum seekers, keeps North African rapists in my country, or Albanian criminals who say, well, my son's autistic and he doesn't like the taste of foreign chicken nuggets, therefore I have to live here forever.
Those laws are completely antiquated and they're ruining my country, but it is the long hangover of the post-war settlement that has destroyed it.
And that's why I think this guy's so upset.
With that, this was a fascinating incident here that happened in Birmingham.
So obviously, Maccabee Tel Aviv was in town to play Aston Villa in the Europa League.
And speaking of imported foreign conflicts, Connor, what is going on here?
Why are they so upset about a Europa League game?
Fairly inconsequential one as well.
Yeah, it turns out Muslims are just major football fans.
Yeah, it has absolutely nothing to do with thousands of year old blood libels that have been imported into my country.
So at the start of October, Yom Kippur happened, and many people will have heard about a terrorist literally named Jihad, and his full translated name means holy warrior of Syria, came over from Syria and was granted indefinite leave to remain, had multiple wives, and acted on the instructions of an ISIS announcement in September saying, can our operatives please start ramming cars into buildings and shooting and stabbing people?
And so he drove a car at a synagogue in Manchester on Yom Kippur with a suicide vest on, stabbed a bunch of people, and then armed police shot him dead.
And he ended up killing, I think, two people, and one person died from a stray bullet from the police.
So three people died overall, a few were injured.
So this happened in an area where Jews and Muslims live side by side in a kind of Middle Eastern PvP server.
And the English are not present in the second largest city in their country.
And the reason I'm focusing on Birmingham is because this is a microcosm of what happens everywhere mass demographic change from the third world happens.
Like, if you don't want Birmingham, don't do this.
Bear in mind, we are importing a city the size of Birmingham into our country every single year and not building more Birminghams, thankfully, because Birmingham is one of the country, one of the cities that was heavily bombed during the Second World War and has been rebuilt in ugly modernist fashion and then filled with third worlders.
I wonder if the World War II veteran has taken a trip to Birmingham anytime soon, and this has inspired his lamentation about his sacrifices.
But what happened was, because the local MP and the local population, the local MP being that Ayub Khan chap, you know, the one lobbying for the Pakistani airport that I mentioned earlier, because they objected to Maccabee Tel Aviv fans coming over from Israel because they're Jewish and because there are various hadiths that even the Hamas Charter has cited about how judgment day will only come if you fight and kill the Jews,
and there's this one treacherous tree called Garcad who won't snitch on where they are, because they don't like Jews very much, because they blame Jews for killing Muhammad, because Muhammad couldn't convert the Jews when he moved from Mecca to Medina and there were settled tribes there and he said, I'm a prophet, and they went, well, we haven't heard about you in the Torah.
Because of this long-standing ethnic grudge from the seventh century, they said, we don't want the Jewish fans here.
We're going to kick up a fuss.
So the government actually banned Jewish fans from coming over to attend the game.
Even so, even though the Jewish fans weren't present, because the team was still playing in their area, there was a Muslim organization called Deanified.
And Dean means the traditions of the Prophet Muhammad that you abide by in order to live most authentically his perfect life.
So, you know, declaring war on Jews, for example.
They went around in the dead of night wearing masks, putting up posters saying kick out anti-Muslim bigotry and Zionists on welcome here.
At the same time, there were riots in Birmingham against riot police on the 5th of November where Balaclava-clad youths were firing off fireworks at the police.
And it wasn't because they were getting all excited on Guy Fawkes night.
I doubt that they're either Catholics lamenting the fact the gunpowder plot didn't go off or Protestants celebrating the fact that he was thwarted.
I think instead they just wanted to fight with police because they were anticipating the football match happening.
Anyway, ahead of the football match, then there was a Jewish group that drove around big trucks saying kick out anti-Semitism on the side of it.
This all boiled into, as you can see with the various videos that I've sent you, links to, Tay, Muslims gathering with Palestine flags, wearing kafiyas, taking community elders down to the front lines and shouting, Allahu Akbar, and standing opposite the stadium complaining about the fact that the game was going on in the first place.
And the point that I wanted to raise before we go through various links here and you can flag things that you're interested in is politicians condemned this.
So Nick Timothy, who supports Aston Villa, went down and interviewed some of the various protesters.
He's actually been very good on Islam, by the way.
But then Michael Gove, you know, the guy that has taken credit for silencing my debate at the spectator.
Pretty Patel, the home secretary who called Indians living bridges and responsible for the Boris wave.
They were complaining about the horrendous anti-Semitism happening in Birmingham because the fans couldn't go over and the protests went ahead.
And it's like, right, okay, why are you only complaining about the second order effect, the anti-Semitism, when this wouldn't happen if you hadn't imported all these people here in the first place, of which you are directly responsible.
You're driving the trucks around.
They stop anti-Semitism trucks.
So if this doesn't work, then we might have to go back to the drawing board, guys.
Yeah, it's strange that the signs were written in English when they should have been written in Urdu, because it turns out it's not the white Aston Villa fans doing all of the juiceberging.
It turns out it's the denizens of the third world where mine campers on stale train stations.
Maybe we could have predicted this outcome.
But it's strange how politicians only complain in this country.
And I've seen it happen on American college campuses in the aftermath of October 7th when Jewish students or football fans are targeted.
Now, you shouldn't do that.
You shouldn't have arbitrary ethnic bigotry.
But we shouldn't have imported this Third World blood libel in the first place.
And it's only happening because Jews and Muslims are living onside each other or playing football matches in each other's areas.
Who is absent from this equation?
The white British who already left those areas because they didn't want to live in a Muslim slum, but you force it on them anyway.
I'm seeing one brave white Brit who has stepped into the fray here.
Young Bob.
I see this video here.
Who's young Bob?
Who is this patriot that stepped up?
He looks like he might be the last white guy in Birmingham.
So he, I don't think he lives in Birmingham, but he joined Turning Point UK because he was doing like campus activism and some man on the street interviews.
Turning point UK is nowhere near as big as the USA one is.
We don't have an electoral engine.
We don't do campus debates.
It's more of like a street protest movement.
And young Bob is part of that.
So I don't wish to disparage his efforts.
But he was just going around as lots of people do and filming the protests and trying to talk to protesters.
He was assaulted at one point.
The police did nothing.
And then a sheikh came up to him and asked to debate him.
And he engaged in the debate.
And then the police arrested him for antagonizing the pro-Palestine Muslim protesters.
So he was the guy that got arrested for having a conversation that he was asked to have with one of the protesters.
And it's because Britain is an anarcho-tyrannical state.
They know that the Brits abide by the law because it is most intuitive to their traditions, to their national spirit.
And so they imprison you for complaining about the problem, but they allow the Muslim communities who create the problem to just do it without being reprimanded.
The worst example of this was there's a Muslim lawyer there and failed parliamentary candidate called Ahmed Yacoub.
And he is like the UK, Y-O-O-K-A-Y, as an avatar.
He was once interviewed by Ben Leo on GB News.
And he went on to explain why he's not anti-Semitic.
And he brought on a sidekick in an England football shirt.
And during the interview, like he's an LEG character or something, said, as you can see, brother, my friend here is wearing his English football shirt and he is practicing British values in it.
So this guy has laughed about the Islamic takeover of the UK.
And recently he did a video, because he's a lawyer, instructing his clients, some of his clients being the two thugs that beat up a female police officer at Manchester Airport when they tried to examine their mother's luggage.
Like they literally, they broke her nose and then they thought that they were going to grab an officer's gun.
So they ended up kicking them while they were down.
They accused them of racism.
Muslims like protested outside the police station.
So they were released without charge.
It only took like major protesting from the media and the likes of reform to get them charged.
So this Ahmed Yakoub made a video explaining how if you carry a baseball bat around with you, well make sure that you carry other sporting equipment with you so that if the police ask you why you have a baseball bat on you, then you have a plausible reason.
And it's like, are you just giving them advice that they can walk around armed and tooled up?
And then they can claim racism when the police apprehend them when we know exactly what you're doing.
These are the kinds of people that the police are letting go, not interfering with.
But if you're young Bob and you complain about why are these third world thugs in my country?
Well, you're the one that gets arrested.
Yeah.
Well, I'm just seeing, there's just, it's a, I don't know how you would view this other than two-tier policing.
I'm seeing here from the Daily Mail, asylum seeker accused of sexually assaulting two teenage girls and escapes from custody during medical appointment.
And of course, it's another name that's just like painful to say.
Pierose Mofrad.
Pierrose Mofrad.
Algerian asylum seeker.
Like, this seems like rookie, rookie mistake here.
I mean, could you imagine if this was young Bob, you know, going through some sort of medical appointment, they'd have all eyes on him.
There's no shot he would be slipping away like this.
Absolutely.
Yeah, we should contrast these cases with Lucy Connolly.
So Lucy Connolly was the mother who, after the Southport murders, put out an ill-advised tweet and then deleted it.
And she was thrown in prison for 31 months and not allowed to see her daughter.
She wasn't allowed compassionate leave.
She was denied bail.
She was encouraged to plead guilty because they told her you'd be out by Christmas.
The police and crown prosecution services had to retract a statement after she was convicted because they lied about her transcript when she was being interviewed by police, saying that she said all these racist remarks in order to justify her imprisonment, basically turning her into a scapegoat.
But then if you're a like a migrant foreign criminal, you either get less prison times.
There was a guy, I think he's Eritrean sex offender, who attacked a 19-year-old girl with learning difficulties, and he got 14 months total, so half of Lucy's sentence.
But then he wasn't going to serve any more prison time because he was held on remand for all that time awaiting trial.
So he didn't get any additional prison time.
It was counted in his prison time.
Then, as of today, there's another case in Birmingham.
A woman called Lily Whitehouse, a 19-year-old, was found injured on a roadside in Oldbury, rushed to hospital and sadly died.
Now, Mohammed Azim has been arrested and charged with her murder.
Their name should never be in the same sentence, let alone should he have been in our country to allegedly murder this girl.
The same with the Algerian sex offender that you mentioned who was led out of prison.
There's this insane Sky News footage that I've linked to you.
I got it up here.
Yeah, well, it doesn't need like playing with the audio necessarily.
What ends up happening, right, is that he has the police called on him by a member of the public.
He's walking around Islington, which is near Finsbury Park, which is where the other sex offender, Hadush Kabatu, the Ethiopian, who broke into the country and after eight days tried to sexually assault schoolgirls.
He's saying random syllables that I know, man.
It's insane.
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
It's like you're doing.
Yeah, it does.
It sounds like we're speaking the language of the foodlies from the first Spy Kids film.
So Hadush Kabatu broke into the country after eight days tried to sexually assault a 14-year-old schoolgirl in uniform.
He lied about the assault.
The judge said he was a good character anyway.
He then gets convicted.
This spawns a summer of protests from parents in Epping in Essex outside the migrant hotel.
The government takes out extra legal advice and takes a case against the local council trying to prevent men from being housed in the migrant hotel nil a school.
They win, so we're still paying for potential sex offenders to be housed near a school in a hotel at our expense.
Kabatu then gets accidentally freed from prison, wanders around the streets for two days, tries to hand himself back into the prison and is told, go away, we don't want anything to do with you.
He asks to be deported, right?
The police then apprehend him because the members of the public, like a dogwalker, spots him in a park in Finsbury Park near the famous mosque.
He then gets taken away and deported the next day.
And the government celebrate this.
And then we find out he was paid 500 pounds, which is a year's salary in Ethiopia, in order to leave.
When he'd already asked to leave.
So, you know, break into the country, try and assault a child, get let free, get your plane ticket paid for you, and get a year's salary for it.
Well, this guy, Algerian sex offender called Brahim Kadur Sharif, he was accidentally freed last week.
He's been milling around doing errands in London.
He was caught near where Hadush Kabatu was found, so very suspicious.
And then when he was arrested by the police on camera, he denies it, he denies it, he denies it.
And then, because these men are very low IQ and their thoughts don't add up, he then admits to being the guy and said, Well, you let me free anyway, so it's your fault, actually.
And when the Sky News guy goes, Well, why didn't you hand yourself in?
He goes, Well, they're not doing their job, is it?
It's like these people have no conscience.
They're barely conscious.
They will lie just to get ahead.
We can't trust them.
They shouldn't be here.
And yet, my country keeps not only bringing them in and making me pay their hotel fees, but they keep letting them go free from prison when they're dangerous sex offenders.
And suddenly, they can barely find them unless they rely on members of the public just to spot them.
Phone in, and then they lie about it anyway.
Yeah, like the Ethiopian guy, he gets released after all these crimes.
He's like, geez, this place isn't safe.
I need to go back to Ethiopia.
And then freaking Adder Cheriff or whatever, like, he's like, why aren't the police doing their jobs?
What's wrong with these people?
Like, they're self-reported.
They're like, this place isn't safe.
We can commit all the crimes that you want.
They think they're basically in a lunatic asylum, and even they want out of this madhouse.
The worst one was at the same time, the government announced that they'd accidentally let a white British prisoner free as well.
So they were going, oh, don't.
Well, first of all, they said, don't worry, the Algerian isn't an asylum seeker.
He's a legal migrant.
And it's like, oh, great.
Yeah.
So integration's working wonderfully.
You think this is somehow better?
But then the other guy, they're like, oh, well, see, it's not just migrants getting free from prison.
It's white guys too.
They're breaking out.
It turns out the white guy went and handed himself in.
And he was a white-collar criminal, by the way.
He'd committed fraud.
No, that's not good.
But Mr. William Smith, as soon as he found out he was not meant to have been released, he just came back to the prison.
So even our criminals are better behavior.
All right.
Well, for our last story here, we're going to go.
I think this affects both the US and the UK in a lot of ways.
It affects the larger conservative movement.
Heritage staff, this is via the Washington Post.
Heritage staff in open revolt over leaders' defense of Tucker Carlson.
Now, obviously, you guys may have seen a lot of this in the news.
Kevin Roberts, he put out a statement following Tucker's interview with Nick Fuentes.
He was saying, look, we're not in the business of canceling anybody.
And Tucker is, you know, an associate of Heritage.
We're not going to cut ties with them.
We're going to stand by them.
This drops, and everyone says, okay, you know, fair enough.
That's, you know, this is good to see, right?
You know, a cancel culture.
It's not really something we're taking on.
We're going to stand with Tucker, et cetera, et cetera.
Well, over the next week, everything breaks loose.
All HE double hockey sticks breaks loose.
Ryan Newhouse, who is the chief of staff for Roberts, gets basically just reassigned, which is just, you know, and in a lot of ways.
And there's this whole shakeup every week or every day.
There's an article coming out saying, oh, the Heritage Board's trying to fire Kevin Roberts.
There's all these staffers threatening the mutiny.
Obviously, the headline I read from the Washington Post.
And things just keep getting worse and worse for this whole for this whole, everyone involved, really.
There was this leaked recording, audio recording.
It was like an internal meeting within Heritage.
Evan Myers, who I believe works on Roberts' staff, he was saying that they have these compulsory Shabbat dinners within the Heritage Foundation.
Compulsory is not quite what was going on, but he was basically describing a situation in which you would be effectively pressured into going to these dinners because if you objected on terms of, I don't know, being a Christian, they would say, well, there's no actual reason a Christian would object to attending a Shabbat dinner, so you should go.
So it was basically just dismissing any religious concern you have.
And then, of course, yeah, a lot of people started coming after him as a character assassination.
Ryan Newhouse put out a statement saying it's a character assassination merely for asking a question driven by a sincere devotion to our Lord and Savior.
It's objectively indefensible beyond all rationale, rational defense, and repugnant.
It's just, it's a complete, complete nightmare.
And I'm seeing all of this.
I'm seeing all of this, right?
Who did what?
You know, there's a lot of people with a lot of valid concerns over Tucker's interview with Fuentes.
I'm not denying that.
There's obviously a lot of valid concerns.
And then there's people on the other side that are really concerned with Heritage standing with Tucker.
Wherever you stand on all this, while we were busy fighting each other, the Democrats in Virginia and New Jersey and New York were busy harvesting ballots, driving people to the ballot boxes, raising money, campaigning, you name it.
So while we were busy doing this, while we were busy settling scores, because that's really all that's going on here, everyone's settling scores with each other, harping on, making the same point over and over again.
Oh, you know what the Democrats were up to last week?
Yeah, they were up winning elections.
That's what they are up to.
So it's just a total, total disaster.
And it keeps getting worse and worse.
I'm kind of holding my breath to see what happens next with Heritage.
Connor, is this going to have implications in the conservative sort of right-wing sphere in Britain?
Or is this detached?
What's your take overall?
So I think that we have a permeable barrier between all various sides of the Atlantic regarding political discourse.
And even if we're just a few years behind America in terms of our institutional structure, the way that our discourse is conducted is instant and linked up because of social media.
I mean, there's a reason we're doing the show, right?
It's because our perspectives matter to one another.
So I've got a bunch of thoughts on this.
First of all, like many young conservatives, I went through the rite of passage of being invited on an Israel trip earlier this year.
And I went because I was like, right, Israel seems to be the sun around which all political discourse exhaustingly revolves at the moment.
So we might as well take Douglas's advice and have been there.
And while we were there, we ended up doing a Shabbat dinner.
And well, despite all the Hebrew I heard, I didn't actually.
As you can see from the top of my head, I didn't grow a yarmulke.
So I survived that particular one, you know, as a Christian intact.
I did say grace at the meal.
So I think I warded off any weakness there.
I only did it because I was a guest in someone else's country, right?
You should not be required, especially as a Christian heritage male, at the Heritage Foundation, which is meant to emphasize the roots and identity that built your country, to engage in an alien religious practice.
I mean, the entire point of the Acts of the Apostles and debate with Paul and the rest of the apostles was that you don't have to keep to the old traditions in order to be a Christian, in order to be saved.
So you don't actually need to observe Jewish tradition in order to be a Christian.
So to imply that he is somehow anti-Semitic or just to imply that he is somehow immoral for following his Christian conscience by not going to this, one, makes it look like a struggle session.
And two, means that you aren't showing due respect to the Christianity that built America.
And I say a lot of this, having friends, you know, sort of conflict of interest here.
I have friends and colleagues who engaged in this coordinated attempt to denounce Tucker and Nick.
Like, people like Constantine Kisson and Douglas Murray and Dominic Green and Rod Dreyer have always been very polite to me.
They've given me opportunities and they I would hope they think highly of me.
And I spoke to a couple of them behind the scenes about this particular instance because I fired off a tweet in response to Ben Shapiro's video and I just said this isn't going to work for multiple reasons.
And I think some of them acknowledged my points.
And my points are, no matter what one thinks about Tucker or Fuentes, you know, I disagree with Tucker saying Hamas is just a political organization because they would happily butcher us white infidels too.
I disagree with their opinions on the propensity for Muslims to be co-belligerents just because there's no trans in madrasas.
That doesn't mean that they actually respect Christianity.
Their entire scripture just says that Christ is a false prophet.
He wasn't the son of God.
He wasn't resurrected and he's actually working on behalf of Allah.
So that's blasphemous.
I disagree with Fuentes' affinity for Joseph Stalin because, you know, he murdered a lot of people.
But some of that is also hyperbolic and just deliberately prodding at the sensitivities of the post-war order.
And that's why they're going to lose.
Because in Shapiro's video, he didn't recognize that, as Chris Rufo did, a lot of this hyperbole and rhetoric around Hitler and Stalin that you might find odious and we might disagree with if it were serious.
He didn't realize that a lot of this is deliberately provocative to an overly sensitive moral order that young men have felt has mistreated them, not given them a fair hearing, and not allowed them to make edgy jokes in group chats like the Politico leaks.
And the reason Ben's video was not successful in getting Nick and Tucker's audiences, which are organic and loyal, to abandon them, is because he started off his video by playing edgy jokes and comments that Nick had made about black people and women.
Now, these guys make these jokes with the boys all the time.
And some of these comments, even if they're offensive and hyperbolic, do contain a grain of truth.
Like, yes, if you are too emotional and wedded, you wedge your personal identity to political issues, you probably aren't sober and stoic enough to be in politics.
Yes, black neighborhoods have higher levels of crime.
You know who knows that?
Ben Shapiro, because he doesn't live in a black neighborhood, right?
He lives in a Jewish neighborhood in Florida.
And that's totally within his right.
His revealed preference is agreeing with the kinds of statements that he front-loaded his video with before getting to edgy jokes about the Holocaust and conversations about Jews being behind everything.
So that immediately turned those people off.
And the other thing that turns people off is, and this is something that Rod observed in his comments to the New York Times in that Fuentes piece, which again, guys, if you didn't want to make it look like a coordinated hit, don't have an op-ed, don't have a video, don't have a New York Times piece, all come out around the same time.
But Rod noticed that he estimated that like 30% of guys working on the Hill, the staffers, are groipers.
Now, I think he's wrong and he's right.
I have met lots of young men, as we both have, for whom the Israel issue is like the trans issue for Democrats, right?
It's politically radioactive.
They don't care about it.
The best you can hope for is apathy, right?
My position on Israel is: I just want what Israel has for my country.
They can crack on with it, right?
But a lot of guys are hostile, especially in the States, because of the perception of undue influence over American politics via APAC, via neoconservative foreign policy.
They're wrong in that all of them watch Fuentes, because I know loads of guys for whom that Israel skepticism has come from other ways and means.
So they're using Groiper as a catch-all term to mean Israel skeptics.
It's the same thing with Wolkright.
Woke-right had a nebulous definition before.
Now it just means right-wingers who don't like Israel and say some strange things about Jews.
It doesn't mean the same as gay race communism as was the original definition for the leftists on that side.
It just means we're the central liberals and we're going to attack both sides.
And the thing that defines the enemies of the liberals on the right is skepticism of Israel and hostility towards Jews.
So if those guys have those suspicions, and if Tucker and Nick have organic audiences, you know what's not going to get them cancelled, abandoned, ostracized from the movement?
Attempts to shun them using woke scolding language about their jokes and edgy statements, cries of anti-Semitism, and the fact that can you name a single other under-30s commentator, our society, but we've both got much smaller platforms that speaks to young disaffected white men other than Nick Fuentes.
Because I was saying this to people who now say Nick and Tucker's names like it's Voldemort or Satan's.
And I was saying, it's all well and good you disagreeing with what they say.
Again, I disagree with some of the things they say.
But you have vacated the field.
You don't get to complain about losing the game if you don't have a star player.
Like, can you think of anyone else that is basically occupying the space in discourse that Nick has?
All right.
Well, and I think this is the play, right?
If you're the sort of pre-MAGA GOP or you're outside of that, or you know, whatever you are, you don't like what's going on with MAGA right now.
It's because there's a huge vacuum, like you're pointing out, and with young white guys specifically.
And there's, yeah, like you said, very few players that are sort of appealing to those men and their sensibilities.
And one of those sensibilities is, yeah, they're not keen on Israel.
Like, it is what it is.
You can complain about it.
You can write as many op-eds as you want about it.
You can host as many trips to Israel as you want.
Regardless of what it is, whatever's driving it, this is the reality.
This is the reality that the support for Israel has an expiration date within the United States.
Again, you like it or hate it?
You just have to play ball here.
You're the play ball.
So I think what's going on here is I think it's a play.
So you pointed out that they describe, you know, what, 30, 40% of DC staffing as Groipers, and then you can pick that apart really quickly.
It's like, okay, you very rarely meet people that work in DC that are like tuning in to Nick Fuentes' show every night, but you can meet a lot of guys and gals for that matter that are very skeptical of our current relationship with Israel and they would like to see that change.
Those people would be labeled groipers under that definition that's being applied from a lot of these major media outlets.
And I think that's the play.
I think that's the play they're setting up.
They're setting up this trap because there really is no one else in the sphere to advocate for younger white guys that are, you know, at the magnitude of Tucker and now Fuentes.
And so they're setting up and they're poisoning the well for like a JD Vance who would be a shoe in a 28.
They want to give this guy problems.
They want to give this guy a line of attack for other people where they can just say, oh, well, he's a Groiper and Groiper is bad.
And everyone knows Groiper is bad.
And he doesn't, you know, he wants our relationship with Israel to maybe change a little bit.
So he's a Groiper.
And that's the trap.
I think that's the trap they're setting up.
And yeah, so I think that's why it was really refreshing to see heritage.
I mean, again, a lot of people in our space obviously are a lot of concerns over the Tucker Funtes interview, which is, you know, valid.
There's a lot of valid points there.
That aside, we can see that I can, at least I can see the trap they're setting up in 28, which is they want to define anyone that is to the right of Ted Cruz as a Groyper.
That is the play that they're setting up.
It's just, it's the same playbook from 2016, where the alt-right playbook, where anyone that had a heterodox opinion on immigration was alt-right.
And that's how they would use to sort of push you to the fringe.
They're doing it.
It's the same playbook all over again.
It's the same thing that happened in the 90s with like Vidair and Sam Francis.
It's the same thing that happened with Bill Buckley and Frank Meyer and fusionism pushing paleocons out of the coalition.
The one thing that I will say, and I'm not trying to get involved in the fight, as I've said, because you have to recognize that Fuentes is a talented broadcaster and she's cornered the market because that field has been vacated.
And it's been vacated as well because every institutional door has been slammed in our face.
Like if it weren't for, you know, Kevin O'Sullivan and Carl Benjamin, I wouldn't have had opportunities.
If it weren't for Tim, for example, you know, this show wouldn't exist, but also you wouldn't have been brought on IRL and a lot.
I'd still be in Africa.
Yeah, exactly.
Milling about, waiting for time to happen.
But most institutional doors in NGOs, in the GOP, on cable news, even in some media platforms, have been slammed in our face.
I mean, you know, the fact that I've just been de-platformed from a Reform UK event and had my spectator debate canned and censored should show people just how hard the gatekeeping and containment operations are being run by legacy institutions.
And it should show you that, one, if you try and cancel Nick Fuentes from everything, well, it hasn't worked so far.
He's only just gotten stronger, and his ideas have become the...
They've split off into estuaries, and have now, if you think it's poison, they've poisoned your well.
So you can't just poison his.
But number two, the idea that you can just try to make marginal inroads with minority groups and neglect your majority population and your historic support base.
And then as soon as they find themselves a problematic avatar, you think I'm going to use the language of their political enemies and beat them over the head with the prevailing moral order that attracted them to this avatar in the first place by saying he's racist, he's sexist, he's homophobic, he's boy, he's probably not hypophobic, but he's anti-Semitic, etc.
The fact that you think that's going to work is stupid.
I'm not trying to get into this fight, by the way.
We're only just talking about it because it's relevant.
I will say I'm shocked they didn't try and punch Nick from the right because one of the most interesting things that came out of the Tucker conversation was the discourse about how Nick has essentially gone monk mode and he's forgone a private life and not had a girlfriend.
Although, to be fair, if I was him, you know, I wouldn't disclose anything about my love life either because security concerns and assassination attempts, you want to keep that private.
And Tucker saying, well, you know, this is the ambiguous complementarity of relationships between men and women.
You should lean into it.
Or the idea that, you know, they need to make common cause with Muslims in order to defeat Jews.
It's like, or the idea that, you know, Hitler and Stalin were somehow misinterpreted patriots rather than their actions leading to the deaths of more Europeans than pretty much everyone.
It's like you can criticize Nick or you can challenge some of the things he said from a specifically pro-European, pro-Christian, pro-male perspective.
And someone should talk to him about that, not try and roast him over the coals about it, but ask what his thinking is on these issues.
But instead, the likes of Ben and others, Mark LeBin, decided to scream about offensive jokes.
And it's like, well, you've just lost all of the young men that you never made a play for in the first place.
And instead, you've cemented your relevancy for an entire generation and made it so that that 30, 40% of Hill staffers you think are grapers, basically guys that don't buy into your worldview, that's just going to grow now.
And they're not amenable to your concerns.
Yeah, absolutely.
It's the attack vectors, it's just, it just sucks.
It just sucks.
They're botching it.
I mean, it's like, dude, like Funtes, he campaigned against Trump very heavily.
He was very pro.
He was like saying Kamalo's brat and these sorts of things.
You would think they would like seize on stuff like that.
Yeah, like attacking Auron or attacking JD.
Right.
Yeah, precisely.
Yeah.
It's like that would be the valid sort of attack vectors.
You know what's not?
And it's certainly not going to resonate with young people is like playing him joking out about like women.
It's like, have you ever talked to a young person before?
This is kind of the conversation topics between young guys behind closed doors.
It's just, it's just, that's part of the reason he's grown so big is because this is his opposition.
I mean, seriously, like this is what he has.
Yeah, obviously he's going to grow.
So yeah, it's a disaster.
I just want to kind of touch back on that first point I made is just, look, this is what we were up to on the right for the last two weeks was everyone was selling scores.
It's unfortunate this dominated the Zeit guys because while we were handling business, so to speak, online, the left was, yeah, they were winning elections.
So it's just.
Can I just add to that as well?
If you didn't want the left to win those elections, one, run better candidates than Winsome Sears.
Right.
But two, if you have been accused of being Nazis for the last 10 or so years, do you know what's a really bad idea in the week, a couple of days before an election?
Is to go, wow, our party's full of Nazis.
We've got a clean house.
You're living up to the accusation.
Right.
Yeah, literally.
The AG of, and this point's been beaten in everyone's head at this point.
The AG of Virginia was literally threatening to kill Republicans.
And a week before the election, half of DC was panicking over a group chat that was leaked to Politico.
With that, it looks like we are running out of time.
Connor, what do people need to be on the lookout for?
Where can they find you?
Well, they can find me at con underscore Tomlinson on X, where I'm predominantly posting about British politics.
They can find me on Substack and YouTube at Connor Tomlinson.
And I co-host another show on the New Culture Forum with my friend Harrison Pitt.
Though I'm looking forward to doing this as a weekly occurrence, Tate, from here on out.
Dude, I think this is a, with video, it really changes everything.
I think the audience is going to like that a lot, being able to see us.
So it's really exciting stuff.
Tomorrow, we have an interview dropping.
I don't know if it's an interview.
It's more of a chat.
We bring on a guest to chat.
So I think it's probably more like a panel.
We brought on Patrick Casey.
We love Patrick Casey.
He's a great guy, great patriot.
But we wanted to talk about dating.
There's a lot of dating discourse going on right now.
We thought, you know what?
We can talk about migration another time.
You know, let's hit the real hard-hitting stuff is the dating.
What's going on?
The birth rate's way too low.
So we brought Pat in.
He's kind of, he could figure it out for us.
I think he explained to us what's going on.
We kind of just listened and learned.
But anyway, that just people, people should watch Pat's video on this entire huffle, by the way, that you should not be Israel first, either pro or against.
He did a great video on Twitter.
And the other thing for people in the comments, look, we want to be the sort of hub of the terminally online Anglosphere Zoomer, right?
So if you have any guest suggestions that we can bring on for Evergreen topics on our Sunday hour, drop them below.
We will read them and listen.
You can follow me on X and Instagram at Realtate Brown.
