#152 | Let's talk to our friends who are going to jail
In this Free Tommy / Free Stone super episode, we sit down with Tommy Robinson and Roger Stone and hear their side of the story. Turns out, Tommy didn’t encourage vigilanteism. He encouraged journalism. Also, Roger didn’t collude with Russia or facilitate Wikileaks. He forgot about a random email from Julian Assange. Later, we examine this new trend in feminism where bitchiness is seen as an empowering trait because it looks powerful. It’s not. You just seem like a person that sucks to hang out with. Oh yeah, we take calls and make fun of men who cry. NOTE: This is a vidcast of the free podcast so we make it black and white to differentiate it from the daily Get Off My Lawn show which is in color. Go to Censored.TV today and sign up for tons more daily content just like this. You’ll enjoy yourself. It’s fun.
Live from New York, it's Get Off My Lawn with Gavin McInnes. it's Get Off My Lawn with Gavin McInnes.
Live from New York, it's Get Off My Lawn with Gavin McInnes.
Let's talk to our friends on the way to prison.
That's the title of this particular episode.
This is a very special show.
We do these once a week and it's my podcast.
I'm also going to put it on YouTube.
And then it's also on freespeech.tv.
It's the Thursday episode.
And it's usually Thursday later on in the day around this time, I guess.
But I know what you're asking.
You're saying, Gav.
I don't know why you call me Gav.
I don't even know you.
Why are you putting out a Thursday show on Wednesday?
Because I want to talk to Tommy Robinson and he's going to his death sentence tomorrow.
On Thursday.
So we can't talk to him.
He is sentenced tomorrow.
And it's looking like 18 months.
Now, we saw what happened to him in 10 weeks.
He lost 40 pounds.
He could only eat a little jar of tuna because everyone was trying to kill him.
Now, what does that do when you extend that?
What's 10 weeks?
3 months?
Just under 3 months?
He pushed that up to 18 and it's almost like they're trying to kill him.
So we'll talk about about that case.
It's the injustice is pretty complicated.
It's pretty involved what they're doing to him.
And we'll also talk to Roger Stone today, because he's sort of like the American Tommy Robinson and the injustice is the same in both cases.
That song, by the way, we don't usually have an intro like that for this particular show because it's the podcast, but I wanted to show people who don't have this what our cool intro is because I'm very happy with it.
But we have to use copyright free music because YouTube is dying to shut me down.
I have spies on the inside.
They say I'm on a list.
Double secret probation with Dean Wormer.
So that's a song my buddy wrote that we use whenever we're not allowed to use music.
I'm very fond of it.
Um, is this going out?
I feel like we should double-check everything.
Although, I am always annoyed by Millennials.
Uh, uh-oh, this is weird.
What?
Ear rape.
Do you know what that is?
Ear rape?
Yeah.
No.
What is ear rape? - Sounds great. - Is this going out?
It's playing at my house.
My wife just texted me.
Oh.
How the hell does that happen?
Have you ever heard of that?
Where this would be just playing?
No, have you ever heard of the band Ear Rape?
Oh!
Like the song.
It's Noise Experiments Volume 2.
I'm worried someone is threatening my wife.
Ear Rape.
No.
I've never played that.
Huh.
They have to get cops over to the house.
Is it a prank you think?
I don't know, but it's not good.
Which sort of brings me to the first story.
I'll stay tuned to my wife being threatened with rape in a second.
It's finally legal to kill me.
Facebook just put out this info saying that they're against death threats and plausible calls to violence if The person is a good person that they like.
If the person is a bad person and it's on their danger list, again, you're zooming in.
Why do you do that?
If I can't even zoom out, you would see everything.
What do you mean everything?
All your tabs?
Yeah.
That's what separates us from the, the plebs.
I'm shooting a live show.
I know.
I'm right here.
No, I'm telling my wife.
Oh, but this is, this could be serious.
Isn't it fun being one of the damned?
I mean, I shouldn't be laughing at this.
Um, But yeah, let me also check freespeech.tv to make sure.
I checked.
Oh, we're up.
Okay.
Yeah, we're up.
And then I also got a message from somebody.
Cool.
Not cool that something could be happening right now live.
This could be a live attack on the house.
May have to send the police over there.
But yeah.
Laura Loomer just put out this thing.
I think Facebook, by the way, have since tried to hide that they did this because they got in trouble.
New Facebook policy normalizes, approves death threats against banned dangerous conservatives.
You can see you're not supposed to post that.
Threats that could lead to death are banned unless, here's a caveat, unless the target is an organization or individual covered in the dangerous individuals or organizations policy.
That's fun, isn't it?
Paul Joseph Watson put out a video about this that's much more eloquent and funny.
I guess it's going to appear in color, right?
Yes.
I'm okay with that.
As long as I'm black and white.
Private company can do what it likes.
Really?
Can it issue fatwas against people?
Can you turn it up?
Because that's just what happened.
I'm not even joking.
Facebook literally posted an update to its community standards policy saying it's acceptable to incite violence against me.
Yes!
Really?
So as you know, when Facebook banned me back in May, they designated me a dangerous individual.
So dangerous.
And then yesterday, Facebook posted this: "Do not post threats that could lead to death and other forms of high severity violence of any targets where threat is defined as any of the following: So in other words, Facebook just informed its 2 billion users that it's acceptable to post statements of intent of high severity violence against me.
the target is an organization or individual covered in the dangerous individuals and organizations policy.
That's me.
So in other words, Facebook just informed its 2 billion users that it's acceptable to post statements of intent of high severity violence against me.
This is literally illegal in the United Kingdom under the 1988 Malicious Communications Act, which states, "Any person who sends to another person a letter, electronic communication, or article of any description which conveys a threat is guilty of an offense." or article of any description which conveys a threat is Facebook's a private company, it can do what it likes!
Can it flagrantly break UK law?
Can it openly incite violence against people?
The largest social media company in the world with over 2 billion users says it's fine to incite violence against me, despite this being totally illegal.
The same company that lectures us... Same two policemen.
Uh...
That's bonkers, bro.
Isn't that nuts?
And here's the funny thing.
When you do something reckless like that, like you dox a conservative and put their house out there, what you're really doing is saying, I'm just going to cast this net out and if there's any psychopaths out there that are interested in murdering people or playing strange rape music in their house by hacking into their sonos, then maybe do that.
You could do that.
It happens with famous people in a positive way with getting laid.
Like Howard Stern is one of the ugliest people in the world.
He looks like a vulture had sex with Joey Ramone.
And he's so famous it spreads it out there.
And it basically says, if there's any hot chicks out there who are interested in having sex with Vulture Ramone.
Vulture Ramone.
Then put up your hand.
And then there's like that his pop new wife, Beth, goes, I'm actually into brooms with a wig on them.
I mean, I'm into upside down mops with a beak.
And he does it.
So they're using the same technique of getting laid, but getting their enemies killed.
And if that doesn't work, of course, the justice system can just lie and make up charges.
Like with Tommy.
Oh, you know what's crazy about this?
So that Facebook thing is saying, you can't say violent stuff unless it's someone we don't like, an enemy, then you can kill them.
And Tommy is being accused of inciting violence by getting his followers to go and harass Muslim rapists.
Rapists.
That's people who rape Muslims.
Muslim rapists?
That's exactly what that sounds like.
No, these Pakistani grooming gangs.
Now, he didn't say anything of the sort.
He's not an imbecile and he's not a violent person.
He's not a homicidal maniac.
He said, you come to our house, you come to our homes, you interrogate us in the media, right?
We're in the newspaper every other day, but you don't do anything to these grooming gangs.
Why don't you go to their houses?
They took out the media part and just made it that.
I'll be repeating myself a little bit because we had to pre-tape the Tommy interview, so I can't remember what I've already said.
Because by the time this goes out, he's obviously spending his last evening with his family.
He may never see his kids again.
So when is free speech not free speech?
When it's hate speech, right?
No.
Hate speech is included in free speech.
It's all speech.
Now, it can break the law, and that's when it shouldn't be free, and that's when you're saying, hi, I'm the leader of the Bloods, hey, if there's any Bloods out there, go and kill Kanye.
Which I believe happened, maybe it was the leader of the Crips, and he put up a video telling people to go and kill Kanye West because he liked Trump.
And that's a plausible threat of violence that can lead to death.
That's when we say, no, don't do that.
That's calling a hit out like in the mafia.
We don't want to see that happen.
I wonder if that guy got arrested for that.
Imagine being so ignorant of the law that you call for a hit on someone thinking you're going to get away with it.
It's like these people who spit in food and put it back on the shelves and then put it up on their Instagram.
Hey, here I am licking ice cream.
There you are going to jail.
Bye.
So we're drenched in irony here as the left calls for us to be killed and while simultaneously saying, no, you said that and throwing us in jail.
Now with Roger, it's not the same story.
They're not accusing him of inciting violence.
What they're accusing him of is colluding with Russia.
Well, what's your proof?
Well, did you have an email with Julian Assange?
No, I don't know.
Yes, you did.
Okay, what was the email?
Oh, it said, like, do you guys have turkey on Thanksgiving?
Because where I'm from, we have duck.
I just made that up, but it was something totally irrelevant like that, that had nothing to do with Russia, or WikiLeaks, or anything like that.
Just a boring email.
When Stone's working on the campaign trail, he gets thousands and thousands of emails a day.
One of them was Julian Assange.
Well, then you lied.
Well, yeah, technically I did lie.
Anyway, I'll get into all that, but I don't like to get too heavy out of the gate.
Although, I'm getting messages from my wife, and they're calling out fatwas on Laura Loomer and Paul Joseph Watson.
Did you want to put out the number?
No.
Speaking of callings.
Oh, okay.
Wrong again, rye guy.
Poop, sorry.
Because I don't want us to get flooded with calls, and then we're trying to do the interviews and all this other stuff.
I gotta get, I gotta, I have a lot of shit I want to talk about before I talk to the people.
True, true.
We the people.
I was reading recently that they were saying we the people means the founding fathers.
No.
Sorry guys.
You don't have an analytical mind.
You hear something you don't like and you're like a kid eating sushi.
You have to go, really?
Hmm.
It's fishy.
What is this called again?
It's sushi.
It has wahabias on it.
Didn't wahabiism ruin Islam?
Wasabiism.
Oh.
I did that same joke on Glenn Beck's show.
That's how stretched thin I am.
Breaking these chains!
Available on YouTube.
Point of that bit is we are not breaking these chains.
We are chained and it's not so easy to break them as you can see going on.
But we're trying and there was an interesting story today about Trump being told by the justice system that he can't block users.
That's illegal.
People need to see what the president is saying.
And the beauty of that is it opens a whole Pandora's box.
See, the left often comes up with these cockamamie plans and they don't realize, well, we can use this against you.
Like with Brett Kavanaugh, they said, some lady said that he raped her at a party 30 years ago.
And that means he shouldn't be a Supreme Court judge.
And we go, okay, so one allegation means you can't be a judge?
Yeah.
All right.
Well, you realize we're just going to say, give you one allegation.
Believe all women?
Okay, well you'll have to believe conservative women then, when they say it.
So when they said Trump can't block users, that means no politician can block users.
Every constituent has the right to see what their elected official is doing.
AOC is an elected official, right?
Why are you tooling around on subreddit?
I'm seeing if there's any comments on the quality or anything.
Yeah, we're not worried about that.
We're worried about the show.
I want you to pull up the Joey Salads thing.
Half the time I'm talking, I'm stalling while you pull it up.
Oh, snap.
My bad.
It's black and white on my screen.
That's weird.
But go back to the top.
I have officially filed my lawsuit against AOC for blocking me on Twitter.
Trump is not allowed to block people.
Will the standards apply equally?
Stay tuned to find out.
That's the game you play.
Alright, let's have a little bit of fun before we talk to Tommy, because Tommy's going to die.
And he has to say goodbye to his children.
As you see this, he's probably holding his children.
And that's really sad.
And this is a free episode.
And I want you to know that we don't usually get that.
I like when this is parallel.
We don't usually get that sad.
In fact, we try to focus on the funny.
Which is a strange thing about all this censorship is they've killed a lot of humor.
They've killed a lot of fun with all this grey.
So I'm watching this show the other day, Bad Blood.
Now season one, I didn't really like it.
It was kind of corny and it's one of those series you can tell got tons of grants.
You know when you see Jason Statham racing through Utrecht and Berlin and Stuttgart and then he's up in Amsterdam and you go, I have a feeling you're taking advantage of a bunch of European grants where they'll put in whatever the studio puts in.
And I think they do the same in Canada.
Canada is very European.
So you sort of go, Hey, this is shot in Montreal.
I know a bunch of those dudes.
Uh, I'm suspicious of this show, but, and maybe this is cause I'm from Montreal.
It is cool to see people don't realize that Montreal is more corrupt than Chicago or New York, totally run by the mafia and the biker gangs who are named, the main biker gang is named Rock Machine.
That's right, Rock Machine.
They didn't call them that in this show because I think they can recognize it.
It's one of the weirdest names.
I'm not going to say, I'm not going to disparage them because they are pretty violent and dangerous.
They're called like Devil something in the show.
But anyway, I'm watching the new season, which is awesome.
I think it's seven episodes.
And there's a strange thing going on where feminism, which is great.
I mean, sorry, it's not great.
The original concept was great, which is equality.
Equality is great.
But feminism has gone from saying women can do whatever they want.
They don't have to be in the kitchen.
They can be mathematicians.
Yes, I agree.
But now it's like women are empowered.
Women rock.
Okay.
I mean, there's a lot more rock and roll musicians that are male.
The guitar is kind of heavy and the lifestyle is hard to endure, but okay.
And then they go, women are kick ass.
Yeah.
I mean, they're sure they're metaphorically, they get the job done.
I see what you're saying.
No, no.
Women will kick your ass.
Well, no, no.
Women are bitches.
Tough, badass bitches.
And you go, well now you're just making her seem like a real pain in the ass.
I don't want to hang out with this person.
And the protagonist in Bad Blood, well the main detective, She's just a horrible, see you next Tuesday.
And I think they're trying to empower black women by making them really tough, but they're just making them into horrible people that you wouldn't want to be around.
Check out this scene.
So she's a detective watching the mob get organized and then her new partner shows up.
Now I assume if you're in, she's in the RCMP because it's Canada, but you're in the FBI, you see a new partner, you go, hey man, how you doing?
Alright, so we're watching them, we've been here for a few hours, we'll probably get a sandwich in a bit, but not much we can do here but sit, alright?
Thanks.
That's how a normal, good human would react to his new partner.
This is how they portray black women, thinking that it's empowering.
Sorry I'm late.
Couldn't find the place.
Uh, hi!
Wait a minute, I don't want to work with you!
Anyone coming in or out of that bankroll.
Wait a minute.
I don't want to work with you.
Hey, chief, can I get a different partner?
What the?
What department you work in?
Uh... Fraud?
Fraud.
Oh, I love fraud.
Fraud's gay.
You ever work in the field?
No.
No, I'm new.
I'm trying to work in the field.
I want... Will you mentor me?
Is that a racial thing?
That's a little off-brand.
Recess is over, Ken.
They're here.
Recess is over.
Recess is over?
That was the worst recess I ever had.
You refused to say hi.
You told me to just film.
I mean, that's one scene.
And then here's another scene where they're trying to get permission to bug someone or something.
Like, you know, microphone them.
Not bug them.
That'd be funny if you had to ask a judge, can I bug this perp?
What do you mean?
I just want to be up to him and be like, hey, what are you doing?
I need permission from a judge to bug Tony Soprano.
Hey Tony, what are you doing?
Oh, I'm hanging about a bing.
Tony, hey Tony, hey Tony.
Would you just leave me alone?
Hey, you're Tony Soprano, right?
Are you looking like the mob or whatever?
Do you kill people?
It sucks.
Just go away.
Don't you got other things to do?
Jesus.
How did the judge get permission for this?
This is illegal.
I would know.
I do illegal things.
So now we got this.
So he's trying to get permission, right?
I don't know why we have the subtitles on.
And please turn it up a little bit.
What are those headlines, sir?
I hate her.
She could be a totally likable character.
Look at that. - Of course. - All right, we just got a good deal.
Thanks, partner.
Look.
- Catch more bees with honey. - Shout out. - There, that's it.
You said in and out.
You catch more bees with money.
Shut up!
She is badass though, man.
Yeah, that's cool.
I wish women were so cool that when you got permission to do a wiretap, that's the word I should have used, and you managed to convince the chief of police to break the rules just for you...
Instead of high-fiving, you go, shut up!
And you don't even look at him?
Like, what, were they dating and he cheated on her and now they're forced to work together?
Yeah, and that's episode four, right?
So they've known each other for three whole episodes.
Yeah!
Up to that point.
And we've been hanging out doing stakeouts.
Hello?
Can we work together, please?
So, the thing I don't get is why the writers think that you're making her cool or empowering or interesting or equal.
Like, you don't have male characters like that.
You have the angry editor in Spider-Man, I guess.
He's a dick.
But no one relates to him.
He's not likable.
He doesn't really exist.
That's a cartoon.
So what are they doing?
And you see this all over the place.
Like, can we have a normal, funny black chick who's like, hey, that was great.
Oh, we got wiretaps.
All right.
Well, we've got a lot of work to do.
I mean, this doesn't mean we're getting the mob in jail, but it's definitely going to help.
All right.
You want to get a coffee?
We should get some coffee.
We're going to be up pretty late tonight.
Hey, you got any Adderall?
Oh, yeah.
They do blood tests in this RCMP.
Can't do it.
What's the matter with being a human?
Anyway.
There's this show, Riverdale, which I obviously don't watch, but I'm a big fan of all things cringe, and on a cringe message board I saw this, and it is, it's entitled Everyone It.
Every character in Riverdale being cringy.
Actually, go back to the very beginning of this.
Why are you always a third of the way into the video?
This is one second into it.
Oh, it's loading.
I understand.
Okay, turn it up.
That's two seconds in.
Turn it up.
Okie doke.
Oh my god.
What?
Game changer.
Archie got hot.
He's got abs now.
That's Archie of Archie Comics.
Six more reasons for you to take that ginger bull by the horns tonight.
Just pause.
That rages.
I assume that character's gay.
Is Jughead gay in the new Archie comics?
Yeah, I remember there was a thing that they did make him gay.
Okay.
Gays do like six-packs.
Am I honestly supposed to believe, what are they in high school?
That a 16 year old girl is going, oh yeah, a six-pack.
That's like your first penis, ever.
You don't care about what it's in, I assume.
Oh, I wasn't gonna date Archie, but then I saw he has abs.
Yeah.
And as a basically a child, a post-pubescent child, they're kind of Jeffrey Epstein-y in a way.
They're in high school, right?
Because they're sexualizing these women in the way, like I'm sure a divorced 35-year-old Puerto Rican like Cardi B, she probably was like, yo, I like those abs.
Yeah.
It takes a while to get there.
That's why young girls like horses, because they're like, I'd like, I feel like I like something masculine, but a human's too intense.
Let me just start by just going like this, brushing its hair.
And then eventually they work up to a normal, eventually they work up to this and they like kind of a pig.
They like kind of like a dad bod and yeah, facial hair.
Yeah.
Kind of bad breath.
Hey, come here.
You want to go have some fun?
Kind of bald.
They like a bald man.
Get in the car.
You're on a bicycle, mister.
Yeah, whatever.
Get on my bike.
On the dating app, you said motorbike.
No, I just said bike.
I said motorboat.
I want to motorboat you.
Okay, sorry.
So this scene, this is Josie and the Pussycats.
They made them black.
I don't care.
Fine.
Make Josie and the Pussycats black.
It's not like I give a shit.
Hey, that's fucked up.
Josie and the Pussycats.
Woe has been white.
That's my heritage.
All right.
So he made them black.
Fine.
And Archie, I guess he's a successful songwriter or something.
So he likes Josie and the Pussycats.
Oh, what a nice guy.
Cool guy.
He's written them some songs.
Oh, that's reasonable.
Hey.
Oh, thanks, Archie.
How would this work?
We would give you song credit.
Well, I guess if they're hits.
Okay.
Let's write up a little easy contract in an email or something.
I don't want any bad blood down the line.
But yeah, let's check them out.
Why not?
Right?
We were kind of in a songwriting slump.
Um, now stop.
Now, if he was like some evil, you know, the movie, um, Roadhouse, where there's that evil jerk who runs the town, and bottles are being smashed, and then Patrick Swayze has to come over and stand up to the jerk.
All right, I get that.
But even in that movie, Swayze's pretty cool.
Pretty literally zen.
I mean, he does tai chi, if you recall.
Um, but this is how they're portraying a black woman, black women, who are approached by a guy who wants to give them some songs.
And please turn it up, I'm not hearing shit. - Excuse me, this is a closed rehearsal?
I'm sorry, I... Josie, right?
I was hoping I could talk to you about some songs I wrote.
Let me just stop you right there.
You're staring at our pussycat ears, which is rude, but let me break it and them down for you.
The pussycats are building a brand, creating a signature look, okay?
We're telling a story.
Last year, we won Rockland County's Battle of the Bands.
That we did.
This year, we'd like to build on that success.
Just pause.
This is a new kind of a bitch.
It's a sexy bitch.
It's almost like a Batman villain bitch.
Yeah, yeah.
It's Catwoman.
She's like, we won Battle of the Bands last night.
Yes, we did.
She's like Jack Black, basically.
Hello.
We won Battle of the Bands.
Congratulations.
I mean, they're not just mean, they're mentally ill.
I just want to get out of there.
They're sick.
I was with these girls, I think they were on Spanish Flies or something and really hungover.
They were like, I'm trying to avoid the word cunt, but they were like, cunty bitches.
So I guess I didn't avoid the word cunt.
Well, it's so perfect here.
I did try though.
Our story with songs we write.
I get that.
It's just- Read my glossed lips, Justin Gingerly.
Not gonna happen.
Bye-bye!
Alright, that's enough.
That sucked.
Bad.
Are you empowering black women when you make them into these characters?
I don't know.
You're making them unlikable poops.
Unlikable poops.
Actually, unlikable poops are playing at Mercury Lounge.
I knew that was coming.
Unlikable poops.
There's no way I couldn't have seen that coming.
Now this isn't totally related, but I was watching Luke Cage.
I've mentioned this on the show before, but you're seeing it for the first time because this is a freebie.
And I really liked it.
Just like I don't care if you make Josie and the Pussycats black, I don't care if you make my super badass Charles Bronson Death Wish guy black.
Luke Cage was always black, idiot.
Alright, whatever, you know what I mean.
Superhero.
And I don't like superhero movies, but we're down to zero action.
And before I was fired, I was commuting to DC all the time.
And when you commute, and you rent a movie in your computer, it can't be anything but action.
Because it looks gay.
Because if it's any kind of comedy or anything else, there's inevitably going to be a scene of just two people like this.
And then someone walks by and you're just going, love scene.
It has to be, but there's not a lot of good normal action movies.
It's usually women kicking ass.
Like I saw this one about a hurricane where they were, I know I'm repeating myself, where they, they robbed the federal reserve in a hurricane.
And then the girl who takes them down looks like someone's ex-girlfriend, like this little blonde chick that you could just pick up and throw 30 feet.
She can't be thrown anywhere, not even by a hurricane.
Anyway, I'm watching Luke Cage, and I'm like, this is going pretty good.
Okay, it's a little superhero-y.
Fine.
It's not too much.
You can't fly or anything.
It's getting pretty... This is the closest thing to Death Wish that I'm gonna get on Netflix.
And then they inject this character.
What's her name?
Misty Knight.
K-N-I-G-H-T.
Now, her and the Asian chick just practiced doing martial arts.
Misty Knight, by the way, recently lost her arm in a shootout, which she's fine with.
And a lot of women, you'll notice, especially diminutive sort of 5'5 women, will practice martial arts and boxing, and then they'll go to a bar and drink 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 whiskeys.
And five beers each?
And you won't have to pour them into a taxi or anything or carry them home.
No, they'll be fine.
In fact, they'll be so alert that they can beat the shit out of a room.
And when I saw this, I just turned it off.
Now, I realize the premise of this introduction is to say, in the effort to empower black women and make them look awesome, they're turning them into bitches that are totally unlikable.
This is not the exact same point.
This point is, your idea of kick-ass women has become so absurd that we can't watch your dumb shows anymore.
But this woman is also an unlikable bitch, so I guess it is kind of still the same point.
But check out the most ridiculous scene in the history of action shows.
Bill Norris, don't remember him?
Turn it up.
Sorry, I don't look down before I flush.
Oh, you got a real mouth on you, girl.
Wait, just pause.
So he was trying to hit on her before that.
And then he recognizes her because she put his brother in jail.
And he goes, you don't recognize me?
I was at the trial.
And she goes, I don't look down before I flush.
Oh, I get it.
He's poop.
She's calling him unlikable poop.
So then he tries to murder her, which is no problem.
If there's a five foot five woman with one arm, you can't murder her.
Hit him with your gone arm.
What the?
That's the only time he gets in is when she forgot that she's missing an arm.
Now he looks at her and look how bored she is.
You got this.
Yeah, this happens.
This is totally plausible.
I'm gonna beat up six guys.
No, four guys?
Yeah.
While my friend is so confident I'm gonna win that she's bored.
I'll handle this.
Like, crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon is less absurd.
Hey, a hoot.
Like a crouching tiger, hidden dragon is less absurd.
It looks like shit.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Flip.
And by the way, when a man flips, he's out.
That's all it takes to knock a guy out for him to be flipped.
Oh!
Here, here's a cue ball.
Did you need the cue ball?
Yes, to really knock... And then she threw... Every time someone hits the ground, they're dead.
Is the floor lava?
Did my six-year-old write this?
The floor is lava, folks.
If Conor McGregor had to fight four guys in a bar, he would be unlikable pooping in his pants.
And if his friend was there with him, his friend would be going... What are you playing?
Someone said the stream was down, but that's a lie because I'm looking at it right now.
False alarm, sorry.
Yeah, Conor McGregor's buddy, say his speed-hitting coach John Kavanaugh, would be next to him going... Their hearts would be pounding through their chest.
They would be trying to get in there, trying to get out as fast as possible, staring at the door.
They wouldn't be going... Hey big boy, peel me a grape.
Uh-oh, I guess I gotta step in now.
What are you trying to do?
Who watches that and likes it?
Nerds?
Women?
Me?
Nerds.
You see, nerds don't know women.
And when they see them, you and I see a chick walking down the street like... Oh, Gavin threw his pen away.
But when they see a woman, they see like...
Ooh, Black Betty!
Bam!
Ooh, Black Betty!
Bam!
And when she looks over, she has laser eyes that just melt the whole fruit stand.
And cut it to shreds, and they're just like, holy shit.
It's a wo-man.
And they imagine, I bet she could beat the shit out of like four guys.
And that's their other fantasy is, I wish I wasn't Peter Parker.
I wish I was Spider-Man.
And I have fantasies about beating up Aruma guys.
So this melds two hypothetical worlds together that the nerd has.
The, I see women as Amazonian.
That's why they like that.
What was she called?
Sheena, the head huntress princess or something?
Xena?
Xena Princess Warrior?
That's why they love Xena Princess Warrior because that's how they see the girl who's bagging your groceries.
Here you go!
And then their fight fantasies are where they wish they weren't such loser pussies and they combine them.
So we're just watching a nerd's fantasy and it's lame.
It's dull.
All right.
Things are about to get heavy.
That's why I'm wearing Fred Perry, to honor the British working class folks.
We're going to cut to the Tommy interview first, but there's a lot to say about it before we get there, and I want to give you the background.
The biggest part of the background, of course, is that the West seems to love terrorists.
There was, there was, what was his name, Tony Robbins, the Prime Minister?
I was gonna say Tim Robbins.
Tony Robbins, his speechwriter, who is also a writer for Food and Wine magazine or something, Gourmet Wine, where he stands in his Spiral Wine Cellar staircase and just enjoys the finest French Champagnes.
The French Champagne is brutally excellent!
Does this do anything?
And they basically conceded that they don't like the working class, and they flooded Britain with migrants, disproportionately Muslim, just to mess with them.
Because they see them as racist hooligans, and they thought, let's throw them in there.
Just like when Australia brought the cane toads in to take care of some bug that cane toads liked, and then cane toads are everywhere.
That's a good analogy to make, actually, because what Australia did after that was say, we got to get rid of the cane toads.
You see it on the road, run them over.
But what Britain is doing now is going, what cane toads?
I don't know.
And then Tommy Robinson goes, there's bloody cane toads.
Wait, I'm making him Australian.
Yeah.
There's loik.
It's weird.
In Luton, where he's from, they have a northern English thing when they say like loik.
There's loik.
There's like a bloody cane.
Look at the cane toad.
Look at the cane toad.
And they go, throw him in jail.
He's inciting violence against cane toads.
No, I just said, look at the cane toad.
And I was telling the media to do it.
Not killers like you, not like Mark Zuckerberg, where he says it's okay to threaten to kill someone if they're Gavin.
And then they throw him in jail where he's probably killed by cane toads.
So this was an interesting article, again on Summit, where this guy, Salah Abdeslam, was just rewarded 500 euros because the police were too nosy during their investigation and that violated his fucking privacy.
This was the driver for the Paris Massacre.
130 people killed at that thing, including 90 at Bataclan, where men had their genitals cut off and then stuffed in their mouth.
Pregnant women were eviscerated and the mayor of Paris thought that's a little too intense people gonna start hating cane toads Let's uh Let's just not let's make it illegal to report on that part of the gore because they weren't just shot They were massacred for a long time The ones who went in there, I assume knew they were gonna die So I thought well, we're waiting for the police to shoot us.
Let's cut off some balls stuff them in some mouths and So this guy, not only was the driver, but he helped facilitate it, helped them build bombs.
130 French people dead.
I think 350 injured.
And we violated his rights.
Sorry, you don't have rights when you mass murder people.
Meanwhile, Tommy and Roger Have essentially made typos.
And they're going to jail.
Roger's an old dude.
If he gets any kind of sentence, he could die in there.
Tommy will definitely die.
But it goes on.
I'm just telling you the climate in Britain, and we're not far from this, by the way.
But we have a much smaller Muslim population.
And we do not have this kind of radical Islam problem that Europe has.
Although, we've had a few attacks.
We had 9-11.
We had Pulse.
We had the West Side Highway.
Everyone talks about Heather Heyer in Charlottesville.
No one ever talks about the West Side Highway.
How many were killed there?
Eight?
I believe so, yeah.
Fort Hood was 13.
I think the Pulse Net Club was like Bataclan numbers.
It was upwards of 80.
Eight deaths for the West Side, yeah.
So anyway, London Bridge has an attack, right?
And I think seven people were killed on that.
The man who did it has been awarded, um, I'm sorry, I just remembered that Chowdhury, what's his name, Anjum Chowdhury, has round-the-clock security paid for by the British government because he's a terrorist and people don't like him.
Tommy, nothing.
His security is his cousin and his friends.
And me, if I'm ever there.
Not that that helps much.
I gotcha, Tommy!
I'm like that chick with one arm.
I'll use her pool ball.
All you have to do is get men on the ground.
That's all you have to do.
You'd be like the Asian girl just yawning.
You got this, Tommy.
Get him.
I was going to do a gay voice when I was doing an imitation of myself with Tommy's guys.
What does that mean?
Well, no, it's in the situation you are effeminate and not helpful.
It's a very effeminate situation.
Yeah, I feel dainty.
You guys make me feel dainty.
I feel pretty.
I like hanging out with Tommy's friends because I feel pretty.
They're like a 3, 3.4, boost me up to a 5.
I wear my tightest orange jeans and a tank.
So yeah, taxpayers will pay for lawyers to represent Zahra Rahman during the inquiry into the deaths of her husband Karam Bhatt and his two accomplices.
His last name is Bhatt.
It really is Bhatt with two Ts.
When I was a tree planter, we would get these applications from African exchange students, and one of the guys' names was Bumbum Booba.
Oh, shit.
Hired?
We did hire him.
He was a good guy.
I said, dude, you're so lucky you were not here during grade school years.
It would have been hell.
However, the families of the eight people murdered in the 2017 attack, same as West Side Highway, were denied legal aid, with lawyers agreeing to work on their behalf on a pro bono basis.
James Hodder, who was the partner of terror victim Kirstie Bowden, has launched an online petition calling on the government to also award funding to the victims, possibly.
And by the way, when I was explaining this earlier, I said that the British upper class did this just to screw with the working class, which was Nigel Farage's quote, but that doesn't explain Europe.
That doesn't explain France and Germany and the Netherlands.
So it's like a Western sickness where they love terrorists more than people who point out terrorists.
I'm not talking about someone who's burning down mosques and machete attacking innocent Muslims.
I'm talking about people that just say, there's a cane toad over there.
The government throws them in jail.
Is it because they're embarrassed they were wrong about their experiment?
Or is it because they want to permanently change the demography of the country?
Do they think no borders, no wall, no USA at all?
Is that the ultimate goal here?
I genuinely can't figure it out.
Or are they just vindictive bitches?
And here's another one that's not on those notes.
It's in my second notes, dude.
Get it?
Where the guy, did I even print it out for myself?
Ilham?
Yeah, in the Ilham one.
Go to Tommy interview.
And there was the guy, he was known as the hero of London Bridge.
Who caught the terrorist who killed those eight people I was just talking about.
And fought at them, even though they were stabbing him.
And they slid his hands and arms.
They shredded him.
And UK forces hero who was stabbed by terrorists London Bridge to undergo de-radicalization.
A man famously lauded as a hero in 2017 for fighting off terrorists on the London Bridge has been forced by British authorities to attend de-radicalization classes.
What?
It's like it's all about this imminent potential threat.
When the real threat is right here.
They don't care about the real threat.
They'd rather just put out the fire like Minority Report and catch future criminals.
Over fears he may become extremist after being stabbed eight times, British papers reported.
So we punish our heroes now for, um, for reacting to terrorism.
So I apologize.
Sorry.
Next time there's a terrorist running around, I'll just say Allah Akbar and join him.
Is that what they're really asking us to do?
All right.
So some, a little more background of, uh, The Tommy thing.
Did you ever find the video of him outside the courts?
I assume you've seen it by now, but he gets out there in front of the courts.
I have to be careful when I pull out my phone so I don't show my front of my phone because it has pictures of my kids and I can't show pictures of my kids.
That's the environment we're living in.
But maybe I should become a Muslim terrorist.
That'll be the only way my family's safe.
So he's outside the court where these six guys were raping.
Oh, here we go.
Yeah, you got it.
All right.
Not very quick.
Oh, they love saying his real name, which just puts him and his family in more danger.
So this is some super left-wing version of the whole thing.
Yeah.
So I'll just explain it then.
So this grooming gang, guys, the sentence has already arrived.
You can't sabotage it, right?
And he sees them going into the court and he goes, how'd you feel about your sentence?
How you doing about sentence?
Oh, you got your jail bag?
You got your jail bag?
A jail bag is a bag you bring to prison in case you go to minimum security and they let you wear your own clothes.
And he's like, fuck you, fuck your mother and all this stuff.
Being very stressful towards Tommy, but that's okay.
And again, these guys are child rapists.
So he's told that that is contempt of court.
Him filming them, and it jeopardizes the trial, even though a judge later rules that it hasn't jeopardized the trial.
Then, ironically, Tommy doesn't get a trial, he just gets thrown in jail, right?
For 10 weeks, where he's basically starved to death, almost starved to death.
No trial there, on that end.
And, okay, contempt of court, you're wrong, but I've done my time.
Then they go back, double jeopardy, and they say, wait a minute, we're starting a whole new thing.
Well, what's the problem now?
You antagonize those people going in.
Yeah, I already did time for that stupid fake crime.
Well now we have a new one.
You were inciting violence.
You were saying kill just average Muslims.
No, I wasn't.
I said the media follows me everywhere.
Why don't they follow a grooming gang at some point?
And... Wait, I did send you this video, didn't I?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Um...
And they go, no, you didn't mean the media, you meant vigilantes.
So if you look up Tommy's name now, it'll say he's going to jail tomorrow for encouraging vigilantes to assassinate people.
It's basically pedophile rights we're really worried about here.
That's what the courts are saying.
You stressed out our pedophiles.
So anyway, there's this film at the BBC that kind of sums up the whole mentality there.
And here's the craziest part.
So don't film a perp as he's going to be sentenced, right?
They've become very sanctimount, very sacred about the rights of perps, perpetrators, potential prisoners.
Except if they're Tommy Robinson.
Then the mob is happy to swarm him the exact same way he was swarming those politicians.
Look at this woman.
She's all over him.
Look at the press.
I thought you're not supposed to talk to the guy in his way to sentencing.
I thought that would jeopardize the trial.
- Are you doing some great justice for potentially collapsing this trial? - I didn't potentially collapse any trial.
I'm actually not in charge, I'm not on trial, but potentially collapsing this trial.
- Just pause it here.
How biased of a question is that?
Are you... She talks about facing justice and potentially collapsing this trial.
Didn't happen.
They already had their sentence.
But you are collapsing this trial.
And by the way, if he's El Chapo and he's so violent and dangerous, why is it so easy just to walk up to him?
And be amongst his people.
Aren't you gonna get ripped to shreds?
Like, what's her name from 60 Minutes?
What was her name?
She had the same name as Wolverine's daughter.
Logan?
Lara Logan.
Okay.
She was mobbed by Arabs.
Maybe that's why these... You know what Wolverine's daughter is named?
Yeah, I have kids.
Well, you always poop on Marvel, but you know a lot about it.
Yeah, I see a lot of kid movies.
I can tell you about Thomas the Tank Engine, too, and Dora the Explorer.
You want to hear about that?
No.
Her cousin Diego?
Diego!
What's disturbing is you know that song and you don't have any little kids.
No, I don't.
No, I don't.
Really?
I have a funny feeling you could draw Diego with your eyes closed.
No.
I know Dora the Explorer.
Do you know her friend that's a backpack?
Yes.
Backpack, backpack, or whatever.
No.
You're thinking maybe of her friend that's a map.
I'm the map.
I'm the map.
Nice song, Map.
You're such a know-it-all, you can't even write a song.
Yeah, Map fucking stinks.
I hate the map.
Yeah, Map sucks.
Dorothy Explorer, this last season really sucked.
I know, well, they're trying to go back to canon because they veered away from the original source material.
I think it was like Game of Thrones and the original book series ended, and then they just had to kill everyone, have a big red wedding.
They did do that, yes.
Diego died.
Sorry, spoiler alert.
Well, he, yeah.
He suicided.
Yeah, so this, I can't get this woman's name right.
Lucy Mann?
Yeah, I think it's Lucy Mann.
Anyway, here's, I just discovered something while talking.
That's a good thing about talking.
The reason that they don't pursue these Muslim grooming gangs is because the Muslim grooming gangs have no honor and they will kill her.
They will assault her.
They will likely rape her.
But you can go up to these alleged white nationalists, whatever you want to call them, xenophobic soccer hooligans, and you know deep down that they're honorable and they won't hurt you.
So while you call a guy a villain, you make sure it's safe and he's not a real villain.
That's why everyone focuses on the Proud Boys in the media and not, say, MS-13 or Le Trinitarios or the Latin Kings or DDP, Dominicans Don't Play.
They don't talk about actual gangs because actual gangs will fuck them up.
So they just go, those guys are a gang.
My dad's basically a gang.
And the dad goes, that's enough of that.
Stop it.
Okay, so let's see more of her doing exactly what she's accusing Tommy of, collapsing the trial.
What you've just done to me is what I face contempt to court for.
Exactly this.
You think this is causing my anxiety?
Look, look at your actions.
She looks like an aristocratic bastard.
I didn't act this way.
Is she melting?
This is a facade.
The whole public know that.
That's why the public is here to stop me.
No, I didn't nearly collapse.
That's a lie.
Oh, just pause.
The beginning, she said, potentially collapse the trial.
Then she got sort of clouded with adrenaline and forgot the alleged caveat.
And now it's nearly collapsed the trial. - That's an identical situation.
The only difference is I was completely on my own.
I was calm.
That's the first time.
Nothing we said.
That's the judge's words.
That's an identical situation.
The only difference is I was completely on my own.
I was calm.
She asked me-- That's the first time.
So that's when he did time for contempt of court.
And by the way, Roger Stone's charge is lying to Congress or something.
I'm going to list you later, before we talk to Roger, about six times that happened with zero ramifications.
Lying to Congress is jaywalking in American history.
I think there's been like two people charged in the past 60 years.
It's not really a crime.
It's like contempt of court.
Contempt of court is, fuck you, judge!
Hey, bang, bang, bang, bang!
Not 10 weeks in a prison where you're going to be starved to death because you're so worried about being poisoned by the Muslim cooks.
That's not what contempt of court is.
And then double jeopardy?
When you come back and have to do a new sentence for the exact same event?
Exact same event!
Alright, so look at her again, the aristocratic basset hound.
What's the reaction to the decision?
I'll give you my reaction, just give me one answer.
You watched the video of yourself asking me questions.
What's the difference between what you've done and what I've done?
Please, what's the difference?
Can you tell me what the difference is?
What's the reaction to the decision?
What's the difference?
There is no difference, is there?
You agree there's no difference?
So I've been prosecuted, I've been convicted for doing exactly what you've done.
Does that not terrify you?
What, asking questions?
Yeah, asking questions as someone walking into court.
That's what I've been convicted of.
Because the judge said that you potentially jeopardised justice.
Potentially.
She's a big reporter at the BBC, by the way.
This isn't some block.
You don't care, do you?
I didn't prejudice the trial.
So again, again, - She's a big reporter at the BBC by the way.
This isn't some block.
- What's the difference between what I did and what you did? - You've now been found in contempt of court.
You lost your chance to be an MEP.
Do you think the myth of Tommy Robinson has just been birthed now? - You don't care, do you?
You don't care that people's freedoms have been taken away.
You don't care that a judicial system has just prosecuted someone because of who they are, not what they've done.
You don't care who they are.
You're a journalist.
Do you not care about people's freedoms?
She wants to smoke so bad.
You don't care.
You're meant to be a journalist.
Do you think you're going back to prison?
I know I'm going back to prison.
You've sat in court.
Do you think the myth of Tommy Robinson has now burst?
Contempt of court, not become an MEP.
Did I?
In your view, honestly, you're a journalist.
Asking someone as they walk into court, how are you feeling about your verdict?
Should that be illegal?
Should someone be sent to prison for that?
Come on, you're a journalist!
Why do you think the judge found you in contempt of court?
Because I'm Tommy Robinson and I uncover and expose the government and the establishment.
That's why, I know that's why.
And everyone else knows that's why.
- There's enough soccer hooligans saying shh. - The judge said, - That's what they do. - The judge said, - The judge said that justice was interfering. - The judge said justice was interfering.
In what way?
The verdicts were given.
The sentences were given.
Two separate judges have said it.
In no way prejudges the trial.
So me asking someone how you feel... Don't you get the feeling that she just wants to be talking to a friend from Eton?
Or whatever the female... Is that an all-boys school?
Some private school in Chester?
And she's having a cigarette and a Chardonnay and she just goes to these people and I find them fucking deplorable, disgusting.
I mean, the cumulative IQ of that group is, I mean, it's got to be in the low teens.
You know, and they think they know about Islam.
I've been to Morocco about five times in the past six years.
I have a boyfriend there, and we go to the market, and we barter, and we have little snacks.
They've got incredible food in Morocco.
And then these people say, oh, they're terrorists.
Really?
Will terrorists make delicious entrees?
I'll take a jihadi amuse-bouche over one of their disgusting pork pies any day.
Oh, Linda.
What's your name?
Lucy, you're too much.
Lucy, you're in the sky and you are diamonds.
You're fantastic, my darling.
I can't believe you go near those pigs.
You must have to wash, scrub when you get home.
She has a snoozy slag.
Yeah, well that's what they do.
They smoke all day and drink Chardonnay at their uncle's estate with Uncle Monty.
Oh boys, I'm so bothered by the end of an era.
Like nothing that you can say gets to her at all.
Soon too, I shall be swept away by some ugly little tumor.
Is that from a movie?
Yeah, that's Withnail and I. Oh shit.
Do you know who she is?
She's Withnail.
Where she just, she hears something and she's like, what fucker said that?
And then a terrorist walks over and says, I did, and I'm calling you a ponce.
And then she goes, I have a heart condition.
If you hit me, it's murder.
There it is.
Why is it so funny?
I don't even know what this movie is.
Couple of gins, two large pints.
What have I done to offend him?
I don't consciously offend people.
Go farther ahead.
We don't need the whole butt guy.
Yeah, that part.
When he comes, yeah.
Ponce!
Ponce!
Perfume Ponce!
You'll be pleased to hear Monty's invited us for drinks.
Bowls to Monty.
We're getting out.
Bowls to Monty?
I spent an hour flattering the bugger.
There's one over there that doesn't like the perfume.
A big one.
Don't look, don't look.
We're in danger.
We've got to get out.
What are you talking about?
I've been called a ponce.
What fucker said that?
I called him a pons.
And now I'm calling you one.
Ponce!
Would you like a drink?
Oh, I forgot that part.
What's your name, mack fuck?
I have a heart condition.
I have a heart condition.
If you hit me, it's murder.
I am murderous!
Here he is!
My wife is happy to be back.
That's who Tommy's up against.
Alright, should we talk to him?
Yes.
Have we covered everything?
Yes, we have.
Let's pull him up.
Now this is live, Ryan.
Pressure's on, getting higher.
Difference is, you stay drier.
Very nice.
So Tommy, tomorrow's the big decision.
Yeah, tomorrow's the sentencing, mate.
This time tomorrow, I'll be in jail, bruv.
But can't you appeal it?
Or do you have to appeal it from jail?
You have to appeal it from jail.
Now, the reality is I've just been convicted of journalism.
And, Gav, I don't know if you've seen the videos.
Oh, yeah.
The video from outside court, yeah?
With what I say, they've absolutely... The Attorney General snipped one sentence that I made, And he said that I was calling on my followers to attack the groomers.
When you watch the video in context, I'm talking to the media.
I actually say to the mainstream media, you harass me, you harass us.
Instead of harassing us, instead of photographing us, instead of coming to our works, to our houses, why don't you follow these lot?
Why don't you go look where they work?
These men have been on bars for two years for raping children.
You want to go, and then I actually say, if you want to photograph and slander people, I'm not talking to my followers.
It's evident to anyone who watches the video.
Now, when the prosecution come up with that charge, there is no, and they said that because of that, it's caused anxiety to the Muslim child rapists and made them anxious.
And that's what I've been convicted of.
Now, when you watch it, the video, it's just a lie.
Now, I can understand the Attorney General's government trying to lie and get me in jail.
But the number one Queens bench judge has also now pushed that light and the media then push it.
Tommy Robinson calls for vigilantes to attack defendants.
I didn't!
It's on video!
The whole 4 million people watched that video.
You can see that I didn't.
I've just put videos together now showing it in context.
The only problem we have, Gavin, is that when I show everyone the truth in a video, well, I don't have any social media anymore, do I?
They know that they're in control completely of the narrative, completely of the story.
They can lie as much as they want.
They'll imprison me tomorrow for the equivalent of exercising my First Amendment rights if I was in America.
You know, I would love to see the meeting they had where they said, what are the restrictions on free speech?
And someone said, it's not, I mean, you can basically say whatever.
You just can't incite violence in a plausible way.
Like, say you're the leader of the Bloods and you say, go kill this guy.
It's plausible to work.
And they say, did Tommy do any of that?
And they went, no, he said the media should go to these people's houses like they go to his house.
And then someone must have said, well, let's just change the part where he said the media and make it his followers.
And we got a case.
That's what they've done, and then what they've done is, and do you know what they've said?
And the thing is, they're saying this, the video's there!
It just didn't do it.
They're saying I aggressively confronted them.
Do you know my words?
I've learnt, I know, I said, hello mate, how you feeling about your verdict?
I call him mate, and I say, do you mind if I ask how you're feeling about the verdict, bro?
Yeah?
Yeah.
What you in court for today, mate, if you don't mind me asking, I was actually, Very polite.
Even in the face of them insulting and threatening my family, I didn't react.
I just said, how are you feeling?
Now, what I've done in court, Gav, I showed the Old Bailey judge, as I walked into the Old Bailey, I showed the BBC News coming up to me far more aggressive, asking me far more, assuming my guilt.
I said, I'm not saying there's anything wrong with that.
I'm saying that's robust British journalism.
That's free speech.
That's journalism.
I've been convicted of it.
And whilst I'm convicted of it, all the other journalists celebrate.
It's insane.
It's insane.
I also want to know the answer to your question.
That's the crazy part, is you asked, why don't the media, why do they hound you?
Why do they hound anyone suspected of any kind of nationalism, bigotry, whatever?
They hound these people literally to death.
But they treat all these Muslim terrorists with kid gloves.
The driver for the Paris attacks, where 130 people were killed, was just rewarded £500 because he was inconvenienced and they violated his privacy.
Gav, you see, I don't know if you've seen the video, I caught a journalist the other day in a bush with a camera and I chased him and I video it and he gets in his car and he's white and I've got the camera and I said, what are you doing?
What do you think you're doing, yeah?
And he went, I'm just doing my job, I'm just doing my job.
I said, no mate, you're hiding in a bush, yeah?
You're hiding in a bush with a long lens camera, a zoom camera, taking pictures of me.
How long have you been following me?
And what are you doing it for?
Now, again, if this was our Journalist Act, we have terrorists, 500 ISIS fighters have come home, yeah?
I found out where some of them are.
I know where they are.
Why aren't the journalists chasing them with cameras?
They've been out killing and murdering people.
These men who have alleged, and this was the rhetorical question I was asking the jerk media, why are you targeting us?
Why don't you follow?
So basically these men who had raped these children, they're all convicted now, yeah?
16 children.
These men have been raping them and then the judge gave them bail for two years.
So then they're on bail.
One of them's working in a chicken shop with children coming back into the chicken shop.
Why are the journalists not following them?
Taking pictures of that!
Real journalism!
Real criminals!
Didn't you say one of them is off to Kashmir?
Oh, one of them's gone.
So when I was outside reporting, the judge arrested me, threw me straight in prison, no trial, nothing, 13 months.
He let the paedophile go home.
The only thing is the paedophile never come back.
The pedophile right now is sitting in Pakistan laughing at all of us.
He's escaped justice.
I'm going to prison for the second time for asking him how he feels about it.
Unbelievable.
And the British public keeps hearing about this again and again.
We had that court-appointed lawyer for the guy on the London Bridge, the terrorist there.
Meanwhile, the victims weren't allowed to have a court-appointed lawyer.
Or we had that guy who attacked the dude with the knife, same day, and he's being investigated for nationalism.
He's got to take a course to prevent himself from becoming a nationalist.
You've got We had the grooming issue that I talk about.
There was a massive scandal in a town called Rochdale.
The BBC made a documentary because they were forced to in the end called The Three Girls.
Those men were taken to court, they were prosecuted, they were convicted.
They were told they'd be deported.
None of them have been deported.
They're all out of prison walking the streets of the UK.
None of them have been deported.
They have received a million pound of our money to fight their deportation.
I've not been awarded any legal aid.
So far on this one case of holding up my phone and asking how do you feel about your verdict to a pedophile, I've spent 115,000 pounds. - Unbelievable. - Now, the entire system, now the public, I don't know if they have their finger on the pulse.
When they say, I sort of get, I get angry I'm upset.
I'm worried.
I'm scared.
But then I get angry.
And I get so angry with them that I think, you know what?
Send me to jail.
Give me the biggest sentence.
Because that's going to play its part in working the public to understand that Brexit has done the same.
It's sort of like radicalising the British public to sit there and think, hold on, we're realising now we don't have free speech.
We don't have freedom.
We don't live in a democracy.
What more is it going to take?
What more is it going to be the spark for the public?
And I think, you see, if I'm put in prison and I sit here quite comfortably saying it, if I'm put in prison and murdered in jail, that will be that spark.
So all they're trying to do to silence me will have the complete adverse effect.
It will turn so quick, so fast.
And I'm about to make an appeal video later to the public, to every freedom loving person from Britain to America, to Canada, to Europe, Now is the time.
We cannot sit by and watch journalists being imprisoned for simple journalism, for fair journalism.
We can't watch a judiciary system so blatantly, so blatantly target someone with the government and lock them up for a crime they've not committed when all the public can watch the video and see that they're lying.
What more will it take?
Well, how many more of our freedoms, how many more of your freedoms do you want to lose?
How many more do you want to sit there and watch as your children and think, what's it going to be like for them?
And all of this, all of this aimed at me, all of this silence and treatment, all of this censorship, because their open border policy that they want, that they created, that these globalists want, the attack on our nation state, all of these things they want, And the utopia idea and this beautiful multicultural love nest vision that they want to create.
I highlight the realities of what problems there are in that little utopia vision they're trying to create.
I tell you, actually, it's not all that great back here, yeah?
You know what some of these men you invited into our country are doing?
Do you know what they're doing to our daughters?
And they don't want anyone to be aware of that.
And do you know what?
This is where you can see it's so evident.
In 2014, the Law Commission done a research paper for the British government on reporting restrictions and contempt of court.
They advised them that all they have to do is create one website.
And on this one website, it can list every court case because there's secret court cases going on every day in our country now.
All it has to do, it can list them all, what the court cases are and what the reporting restrictions are.
So members of the public, citizen journalists and the media Who want to report, they can look on this national website, whatever they want to call it, and they'll know what they're allowed to report and what they're not allowed to report.
That was the sole recommendation from a six-month report.
Have the government done it?
No.
Because if they did do it, right now there'd be one website you could look on and read probably 500 Muslim names that are in court with reporting restrictions for rape trials.
It wouldn't do the job of hiding from everyone what's happening.
So instead, they've done nothing They then, in court, and this has all come out and been proven, the judge put reporting restrictions on the trial, but they were never uploaded to the court serve system.
Which means, if you go on the judiciary website, their guidelines say it has to be on the website, it has to be on the court list, it has to be on the courtroom door.
They've accepted that none of those guidelines were followed.
So when I turn up to court and ask what are the reporting restrictions, no one could tell me.
I then go off the judiciary website, their website, where there is a foreword from the Lord Chief Justice who thanks certain chambers for making them legal, these guidelines.
It says on there, a judge has no power under section 442 to put reporting restrictions on any information that's already in the public domain.
I stuck to that so I didn't fall foul.
Everything I said was in the public domain.
Do you know what they said in court, Gavin?
And this is just the hilarious part.
This is on the judiciary website.
They've been there six years.
Four word from the Lord Chief Justice saying it's all right.
They said that's wrong.
They just said that's not right.
It's on your website!
They have bent the law and that's why I've made this plea and I'll make it again.
Members of the Trump administration, please research my case.
Please look at the laws I've been convicted under.
Please see that under the Magna Carta and British and English common law, for a man to be tried, so that we have fair justice, they have to be tried by 12 members of their peers.
I've not been allowed that right.
I've not been given 12 members of my peers.
I've been convicted by two appointed judges, appointed by the government, who have brought charges against me.
The whole thing is rotten to the core.
The whole thing.
It's shocking that they come up with this premise that open borders are great for Britain.
And they say, yeah, but children are getting raped.
We'll just ignore that.
Yeah, but this guy pointed it out.
We'll put him in prison.
Well, he's done his prison time.
We'll put him in again for the same crime, but he hasn't done a crime.
We'll just change the charges and say that he was inciting his followers.
They would rather have innocent men die and children get raped than be wrong.
Than be wrong and destroy their vision.
And you know what?
This is to act as a warning.
They actually quote it.
We can't have alternative.
Basically, this is the attack and the finishing off of alternative media.
They are aware that you've seen it in my country that I was the most watched journalist in Britain, yeah?
The most watched, by any length.
Paul Joseph Watson, gone.
All of the people on our side, and this is where I'm watching America, the censorship, it started here, it's now moving and moving and moving, and it's going on everyone, and it's going to go on everyone, and trying to win an election under these terms will become increasingly difficult for anyone on our side, or on the side of freedom.
And just now, I said this, Donald Trump, if Donald Trump was in Britain he'd have already been arrested under some law.
They'd have arrested him.
If he was not Donald Trump and he was just a resident and he was saying any of the things he said and making any of the comments he's made, Sadiq Khan falling out of him would have made sure he'd get caught.
And exactly what's happening to me would be happening to him.
And I say if you love freedom and you stand up for freedom, and I love the United States, I have three beautiful children and a wife, you've met my family Gavin, Yep.
I had to sit down last night with my son.
I'm going to get welling up now.
I had to sit down with my son and explain this to him.
Do you know what he said?
He said, why can't you just stop?
Why can't you go in and say, sorry?
I explained to him, I said, son, if you're in a fight and you're right, and you're coming under attack for something, and you've tried doing the right to protect someone, and you're getting beaten up, do you stop fighting?
Do you stop fighting?
He said, no.
I said, you keep fighting, don't you?
He said, yeah.
I said, well, I'm going to keep fighting, son.
I'm going to walk into that court fighting.
And if I go into prison, I'm going to go and fight.
And I'm going to fight every day.
For the sense that this is part, and it's so hard to swallow.
The injustice of it is so hard to swallow.
The injustice of it is so public for everyone to look at, and no one's saying nothing.
People are sitting silent while they're watching it happen.
That I potentially, and the reality of, could be murdered in the next coming months in prison.
Whilst everyone sits there.
Whilst politicians sit there.
Whilst they know, the media know, the journalists in the court case know, they all know it's wrong.
And they're all sitting silent, so coward and scared.
Well, I just think, the only thing I take the satisfaction from, and the sort of anything, the only fight in the way I view it as a fight, It's going to come on top for them if this happens.
And they're not going to be able to deal with the reaction of the British Republic.
So, we'll see what happens.
Man's coming in the morning.
Have you been given any estimates on what the sentence might be?
18 months.
Jesus Lord!
And that has to be... Look what I was like after 10 weeks.
Look at the state of me when I came out last time.
They'll hold me on solitary confinement.
They tried to kill you before, right?
They threw boiling water on you.
Didn't they put you in a cell?
Oh, a couple times, brother.
I had all my teeth smashed in.
Now, they're going to let them get me.
They're going to let them have a shot and they'll blame it on all prison error.
They'll take me.
If I'm convicted at the Old Bailey, I'll go to Belmarsh.
Just have a look at the demographics of Belmarsh prison.
The most feared Islamic terrorists, all of them are in Belmarsh.
All of them are in Belmarsh.
I guarantee you I'm sitting in Belmarsh tomorrow afternoon.
I guarantee you.
I guarantee you.
And I was hoping that an appeal to the American government, to the Donald Trump administration, I'd leave tomorrow.
I'll take my kids and my wife.
When I was in jail last time for this same offence, the police went to my wife and said, we have intelligence that you're going to come under attack of acid.
They went to my mum.
So when they're at the most vulnerable, when I'm not there, when I'm not in the home to protect them, they're sitting ducks.
I remember that.
I'd appeal for my family's safety from anyone who lost freedom.
And I just think that, um, It's just I'm so shocked that this can happen for the crime that they're saying when there's a video of absolutely everything.
For people to watch the video!
Watch the hour-long video!
I committed no crime.
I broke no law.
I didn't even break the laws that they've tried me under.
The reporting restriction.
The reporting restriction says no reporting on these proceedings.
I didn't report on the proceedings.
I read a BBC News article and according to the judiciary website, on the media statutory guidelines for criminal courts, Full word by the Lord Chief Justice, they have no power to prevent the publication of material already in the public domain.
And do you know what they said?
Do you know what they tried saying?
That even mentioning that there's a trial could be in breach of an order.
Now what would be the logical reason for that?
I understand putting a reporting restriction.
I actually don't.
I think you should keep 12 members of the jury in the dark, not 60 million members of the British public.
But even if that's your argument, even if that's your argument, All you have to do is put a reporting restriction on the verdicts.
You don't have to keep in the dark the fact there's a trial.
Why would that make sense to keep that in the dark?
How does that prejudice anything?
How does... There's no justification for that other than the cover-up.
Other than you're hiding things.
Other than you don't want the public being aware.
So... We'll see tomorrow.
I'm just so... Do you know, for me, the most upsetting thing is... I know what I done to my son last time.
He's going to well again.
I know what I done to my son last time.
I know what I done to him.
Well, this is hard to watch.
It's hard to see Britain flush justice down the toilet like that.
And celebrate it!
Not just flush it, they're celebrating it!
Well, you're in our prayers, Tommy.
My lawyers have just received this now.
Adjournment request denied.
You'll be sentenced tomorrow.
My lawyers have put in, and this happens in all cases, bro.
A request for an adjournment for an in-depth mental health report to say that since coming out of prison, and this is all evidential and factual and they have medical records to it, that the nearly three months of solitary confinement had an adverse effect causing me problems.
Now they should adjourn and they should get an in-depth report.
They've refused adjournment so I'll be sentenced tomorrow.
Well they would if you were a Muslim terrorist, I guarantee it.
Of course!
And if I was a Muslim terrorist, Sadiq Khan and all these other people would be fighting for their right.
Even if they don't agree with them, they'd be fighting for their right.
Even if they don't agree with them, they'd be saying, look, we're Britain.
Yeah, we're Britain.
You're about to sentence a journalist to possible death.
Some Great Britain that is.
Shocking.
All right, well, let's keep in touch and you're in our prayers, Tommy.
If you get out, yeah, Sam, I'll see you soon, yeah?
Cheers.
That is tough to take and not bawl your eyes out.
It does not look good for him.
There's a few details.
He was talking really fast there, and I want to make clear.
He's been to prison before for equally ridiculous crimes, by the way.
One was some convoluted mess about harboring a fugitive because his brother-in-law was staying at his house and his brother-in-law was late on his mortgage.
Like, that's the kind of charges he has.
He gets.
And they've tried to kill him many times in prison.
Previously, the corrections officers have sent him into a cell with Muslims where they were waiting with boiling water to kill him.
He managed to deke out the throw and beat them up.
But this last time, he was in something like a 10 by 10 cell, and the Muslim cooks would say, Tommy, did you enjoy your dinner?
So he couldn't eat their food because they were poisoning it.
So all he had was a piece of fruit and a little tin of tuna every day.
So he lost, I think, 40 pounds in 10 weeks.
Almost died.
This time in 18 months, he will definitely die.
Now one detail that he was saying, he gets a little bit in the weeds as any man does when he's being murdered for minutiae.
That's really what this is.
Remember I was talking about how they're obsessed with our typos?
You didn't even make a typo.
What he was trying to explain, and I hope I'm not over explaining it, is that there are restrictions on what a reporter can do.
He checked them first, and on their website, they didn't list all of these restrictions.
They claimed later that there were restrictions that didn't make it to the website.
So he was just supposed to know them through telepathy, I guess.
Also, Everything he said about them, identifying them, they had already been identified on various media.
So nothing he said on his video, including filming them, wasn't already public.
And thirdly, these guys already had their sentence.
It was already defined.
They just hadn't heard it yet.
So he couldn't influence that court case.
Everything you're reading about this case is lies.
Google Tommy Robinson news.
Speaking of invasion of privacy, by the way, they can't wait to say his real name.
You can always spot the prejudice about Tommy when they jump to his real name immediately.
Because they want to invade his privacy.
They want him dead.
They like the fact that he gets harassed and he gets doxxed.
Meanwhile, when it happens to a Muslim terrorist...
Okay, go up, go up.
XEDL leader.
Keep going down.
No, you don't have to click on any of them.
The titles themselves are enough.
What's this one?
Tommy Robinson encouraged vigilante action.
Just stop.
So, instead of this journalist saying, how did he encourage vigilante action?
I watched the video.
He was talking to the media, not his followers.
They just jump to what the judge says.
And this is a thing the left does.
When the judge goes by what they believe and what they want, they say, well, the court said it was true.
The courts can't be wrong.
They do this too.
When James O'Keefe takes a guilty plea, they go, this person pled guilty.
He's guilty.
The court said it.
The courts are perfect.
The courts don't substitute vigilantes for media.
Keep going though.
I want to see another few of these.
Convicted British Islamophobe Tommy Robinson begs Donald Trump like a little bitch.
Yes, he didn't beg first of all.
He asked Donald Trump for refugee status because he deserves it.
The definition of a refugee is someone who will be killed in their original country if they don't come back.
Now that condition is totally abused all over Europe with no proof that this person will die if they go back.
When it's true though, in Tommy's case, we ignore it.
Keep, stay on that goddamn page.
Stop scrolling past.
Go back to the previous one we just discussed.
This is a very simple concept.
Tommy Robinson encouraged vigilante action.
Keep going.
Tommy Robinson and why is he in jail?
You can imagine where that one goes.
And then we get to Wikipedia, which I assume is remarkably biased like mine is.
And so on.
So this is a death sentence for him, and it's going to do permanent damage to his children, especially his son, who I met, who reminds me of my son.
Let's get Roger Stone on the show, on this same show, because he is the American Tommy Robinson.
It's basically the exact same story, although I don't think Roger's going to die in prison.
Actually, he might.
Heavy.
That was Tommy Robinson.
Pre-taped interview.
Gotta get up pretty early in the morning when someone's going to prison the next day.
Forever.
But let's try to lighten it up here a little bit.
Did you see this Ilhan Omar story?
So she's doing a talk in front of 400 high school students in Minneapolis and she tells them a story that happened in a Minneapolis courtroom.
This is what I was talking about on yesterday's show, which you only get if you subscribe, but there's a lot of people who look black and they take the black American experience and make it theirs.
Like Cory Booker grew up white.
Kamala Harris grew up Indian in Montreal.
Barack Obama grew up communist and Hawaiian and white in, in Hawaii.
Um, a lot of these people who you see, you know, on BET just grew up with their white mom.
That's it.
The black dad was out of the picture at the beginning, like Drake and, and, um, Mariah Carey and Alicia Keys.
And then you have others who are these black icons who were raised by, who were found and picked up and adopted by white couples like Steve Harvey or Colin Kaepernick.
And I feel like Ilhan Omar, yeah, you're black, yeah, but you're Somalian.
That's a totally different history, replete with war.
You know, Blackhawk Down, the war in Somalia, it's fascinating, but it's got nothing to do with the black American experience at all.
But, you know, she looks the part, so she comes in and starts talking to this high school, and she says she went to a courtroom where she witnessed a sweet old African-American lady who spent the weekend in jail for stealing a $2 loaf of bread to feed her starving five-year-old granddaughter.
She screamed, bullshit!
In the courtroom after the woman was fined $80 for the crime.
I wonder if she got contempt of court for as long as Tommy did.
For yelling out, I couldn't control my emotions, Omar told the crowd, because I couldn't understand how a room full of educated adults could do something so unjust.
Did you pull up the article that entire time?
Hmm?
Promise?
No, no, it hasn't been up.
Why not?
Because you didn't say that she lied yet.
Oh, that's the punchline.
Okay.
She lied!
It's from Les Miserables!
Oh, wow.
That exact story is from Les Miserables, where a woman is fined for stealing a loaf of bread, a $2 loaf of bread, to feed her starving five-year-old granddaughter.
That doesn't happen.
Look, our biggest problem in America is that our poor eat too much.
You know where you steal a loaf of bread to feed your kids?
In an opera from Paris that's hundreds of years old.
There and only there.
And then here's how she was discovered.
Because city officials said that police aren't allowed to arrest people for shoplifting unless there's a likelihood of violence or further crime.
And, typically, Shoplifters are sentenced to attend a three-hour class.
They don't fine shoplifters.
They don't arrest shoplifters, and they don't fine them.
But this woman, she had like a little burly cane that looked like it was made of driftwood, and a thing, a haggard old hood over it.
There was a little mouse that crawled out of her purse.
And she said, I was just trying to steal for my five-year-old granddaughter.
If you're going to come up with a lie like that, it can't be from a fancy opera you saw in $300 seats.
This is like when Homer recognized Henry Winkler and he said, hey, I used to hang out at Al's Diner with you because he thought happy days happened to him.
Oh, speaking of Degrassi Junior High, that happened to me once.
Hmm.
I went to a guy who would know Drake in Toronto and I said, we were smoking weed I think at a party.
This is way back in the 90s.
I said, hey man, I went to junior high with you.
And he goes, no, no.
He looked really tired too.
And I go, is it that boring having gone to junior high with me?
And he goes, no you didn't.
I go, yeah, did you go to Diaby Moody High School in Nepean, Ontario?
I mean, junior high.
And he goes, no, I did not.
And I go, I think you did, dude.
I remember you.
I can see your locker.
I remember seeing you in the hallways all the time.
And he just sighs and he goes, I was on a show called Degrassi Junior High and I was known as Wheels.
I was remembering TV like it happened to me.
I did the Homer Fonz thing.
Wow.
And judging by his sigh, he had been through this before.
So Homer, me, this is the level of idiot you're on, and Ilhan Omar see something and go, that happened to me.
The only difference is I don't tell a school that I went to Degrassi Junior High.
Or like E. Jean Carroll, I don't go on the front of a magazine and CNN and do a whole press tour based on an episode of Law & Order SVU.
We did a whole thing on E. Jean Carroll and we left this out.
This is yet another insane thing about her.
So just to give the preamble here, at Bergdorf Goodman in Manhattan, she was pushed up against one of the dressing rooms, one of the change rooms by Trump, and forcibly, I don't know what she calls it, she said she wouldn't use the word rape because rape is too sexy, which I did not know that, that was news to me.
I've always been very anti-rape.
Is murder yummy, too?
What's going on in their world?
Murder's very tasty.
Murder's exciting.
Rape is sexy.
Stealing makes you tired.
And kids are hot.
They are.
What's his name?
Desmond is amazing.
But check it out.
This is kind of old news now, but it's worth squeezing in.
Yes, there was one a bit plain.
It was not her fantasy, it was mine.
Okay.
Yeah.
Uh, ah.
Well, play took place in, uh, the dressing room of Bergdorf's.
Uh, while she was trying on lingerie, I would burst in.
Hold on.
Uh, may I?
Uh-huh.
While she was trying on lingerie, I burst in the changing rooms at Bergdorf Goodman.
It's his sexual fantasy.
And she said rape is too sexy.
Alright.
We're gonna get Roger on, as I promised.
But, uh... I want to talk more about this bitchy thing.
Oh, and we gotta take calls, too.
Geez, I forgot the whole purpose of this show.
Okay, just briefly though.
I don't go on Twitter anymore because I'm banned, right?
But I was reading it recently and I thought, is it possible there's a bitchification?
A very difficult bitchification.
Oh, the bitchification, of course.
It's a very difficult bitchification.
Not bad.
Of women in general?
So that thing I was talking earlier about how it's empowering to show black women be just a nightmare to be around, because that's considered tough and empowering.
I think they think they're doing like Clint Eastwood, you know?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
But even Clint Eastwood, say you, Dirty Harry, say you sat next to him, he might go like, good day.
Hi, I'm the new partner.
I don't usually work with partners.
We gotta watch this guy.
He wouldn't say, shut up.
Yeah, it's like Tommy Lee Jones in Men in Black, kinda.
But that trope is resigned for, reserved for males, because it's a male thing.
Well now we're getting even deeper into the weeds.
Now we're saying that that character, he may exist occasionally in the male world, but it just seems okay in the male world, because it reminds you of your dad?
Maybe.
Or something?
Like I was joking around with kids at my son's baseball game yesterday, and uh, He was... His wife went to get pizza and the kid and goes, is she ever coming back?
You remember how my biological dad didn't come back?
And then the dad hits him on the head and he goes, I wish I wasn't your biological dad.
Wow.
And they had that kind of jokey rapport.
Yeah.
Like almost like Catskills comedy kind of stuff.
I mean they were doing a good job.
He's a funny kid.
Please take my dad.
With a big cane?
Yeah.
Skyhook.
But when your mother does that, I wish I wasn't your biological mom.
Really?
Oh, that sucks.
Sorry.
It doesn't really work.
But that's not exactly my point.
My point is, they're trying to do Clint Eastwood and they're going way beyond.
Like, the Josie and the Pussycats woman going, we have a look.
And that's what we do.
Like, that's way beyond someone who's just kind of rude.
But maybe it's having this effect where women are going, oh yeah, yeah, I am kind of a bitch.
Like that whole don't call me boss, you're a nasty woman thing.
Yeah, so maybe we're creating this culture or feminists are creating this culture where women think it's cool just to be a horrible see you next Tuesday.
And here's some examples of when I just dipped my toe back in Twitter recently and was shocked to just see the vitriol coming from these women.
So just click on any one of those.
I can't get over the contempt that women... I can't get over the concept that women birthed every man.
So every misogynist was brought into the world from the labor of a woman?
The hate is really mind-blowing.
How many misogynists do you think there are?
Yes, I'm sure there are a lot of guys who just despise women, and it is a trip to think that they came out of a woman, but you're talking about a tiny, minuscule part of the population.
In this tweet, the notion is basically all men are rapists, and these women worked hard to birth rapists.
It's like black people created the Ku Klux Klan, is what she's saying, and that's just such a vindictive, and I need to know Chelsea Peretti.
She seemed pretty nice and cool.
Pretty nice.
Is there anything about this tweet also that you hate?
That it doesn't end with a period?
Exactly.
But there's periods before that.
Yeah.
Every time I've done that I've kicked myself.
I'll see a comma after so.
Check out the other one.
Oh yeah, crappy fireworks all over my neighborhood still going off.
I'm not a violent person, but I want to punch every one of you in the face.
I want to break my hand on your faces for doing this to my dog and all the dogs in the neighbourhood.
I really, really do.
Now, this is the 4th of July, so surely she knew it was coming.
And, uh, the dogs aren't that scared.
They hide under the bed, big deal.
And to not recognize that everyone is having a party and celebrating the nation?
Like, could you be more lonely?
I also know Sarah.
We used to talk every day in the early aughts.
Very cool chick.
Tried to communicate with her recently and we just started fighting.
Um, you know you're showing me the Twitter.
Okay.
Um...
And I just think, to hear people partying and to want to go punch them all in the face and not recognize that America is celebrating its birthday is just so bitchy.
Couldn't it, like a normal non-bitchy thing to say, if you're a woman, is, look, I know it's July 4th and I'm being a stick in the mud, but I just, I'll, I'm sorry, but to me, it's just my dog freaking out.
And I'm stressed out now because my dog is stressed out.
And maybe other people would go, I know, me too, it feels silly to be mad at a party, but there we are.
But no, it's, I wanna go punch them in the face, because I'm a badass, and even with one arm, me and my Asian friend at the bar could kick all their asses.
Once she's done with her cigarette.
Yeah.
Uh, Sarah, the first person you go to punch in the face is gonna go, they're not gonna go, I want to throw them onto the lava where they die.
Now here's my final example of this innate bitchiness that I think modern feminism seems to be fostering.
The monitor is right behind my camera today so I have to do this little dance every time.
Dear real Donald Trump, the 4th of July fireworks I paid for.
Yeah, kind of.
Does this help?
Yeah, that helps a lot.
Delighted everyone but you.
I guess you're only delighted by other despots and casual cruelty to small creatures like children.
Obama put them in cages too, and yeah, we don't know if they're their kids, and we've recently discovered a child that was brought as an accessory to help cross the border, and she had been raped several times.
When you arrest someone, you don't put them in the same cell as a kid.
You have to put them in separate cells.
And everyone arrests illegal immigrants, including Obama.
And the pictures you're looking at of children in cages comes from Obama's era.
But don't let details get in the way of your argument.
By the way, Melanie looked fabulous in her Mexican folklore dress.
Yeah, it does look kind of like Mexican folklore.
What's the matter with that?
She's so convinced that he hates Mexicans that she thinks he's gonna go, millennial, what are you doing?
We hate Mexicans in this family.
Don't make a dress that looks kind of Mexican.
No tacos in my restaurant.
Not even tiny little tacos.
By the way, after living in New York for 20 years, go back to that picture, this is how you smile in New York.
Like Robert De Niro.
This is a happy New Yorker.
You're constantly saying to bums for decades, no, no, no.
You used to go, oh, sorry, I don't have any change.
Now you're just like, because they're crackheads and they're junkies, and they're like, I'll fucking kill you.
So you just sort of go, no, no.
And it's the fastest way to get a junkie crackhead bum out of your face.
I put my hand on my heart.
If you say anything like, well, I might have some, but I didn't.
Then they're like, oh, yeah, well, me too, man.
That's why.
You have to just go, no.
And then they go, ah, screw it, I'll go to the next one.
And they can go to the next one fast, because there's so many of us packed in here.
I tried it in DC, and the guy was like, remember my name?
Because I was like, nah, I don't know.
And he goes, what?
Oh, no, you don't got any money?
You know you got money.
Remember my name.
My name's Paul.
You remember that when I fuck you?
When I fuck you?
Yes.
Huh.
Did that ever happen?
Maybe?
Promises, promises.
Uh-oh.
I should have said that.
No, because that's more engaging.
Yeah, that would have been it.
You wish, girl!
I do this.
I put my go...
I don't even know what it looks like.
I'm looking at it for the first time.
I put my hand on my heart.
You know what I'm talking about?
There's a black woman who's looking at my tattoo and it's Asian.
She's like, oh, I love Asian culture.
I love Asian stuff.
What does your tattoo say?
I say, it says good luck.
She's like, oh, oh.
You don't have to be solemn.
I'm not Asia itself.
That's such a nice two words to put together.
God bless.
God bless you, boy.
You know, I was just charged $80 for trying to steal a loaf of bread.
I wish I had better luck.
Yeah, like I should have just been like, oh yeah.
But that's also that Puerto Rican thing of like, oh, God bless, God bless, whenever they see little kids.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
That's why you're doing it.
It's the Puerto Rican thing.
God bless you.
God bless you.
I would, I like to spend even just Pai Mini with you.
Um, alright.
I think we've had enough lightness.
Should we throw the number out there, even if we're not getting into it now?
No, because we gotta do Raj.
And I don't want the phones blowing up when we're Raj-ing it up.
This is a long episode, huh?
Yes.
They're getting a good bang for their buck.
Aroo.
Can we fit something this long on YouTube?
Isn't there a time limit?
Windy Seedy Heat is on.
Windy Seedy Heat?
Windy Seedy... Windy Seedy Heat is on!
Uh, I don't know.
Maybe we could do it in two parts.
Or maybe we don't do it, I don't care.
Alright, so Tommy Robinson, I'm not sure which is easier to understand.
Roger Stone is more complicated.
But let's just go through some of these articles that sum up the story.
The Mueller Report is half-assed.
And it says what Mueller wants to say.
Like there was Russian collusion yeah and there was trolls trying to wreck stuff and then they were working to get Hillary's emails and you go okay well I'll just read the report and it'll explain how that's true.
Then you read the report and there's zero proof of that.
In fact the report proves the opposite.
It says, no, no, no, they didn't hack her emails.
The information moved from her computer so fast that it must have been on an external drive.
You couldn't send that through the cosmos with that kind of velocity.
Maybe it was Seth Rich.
Maybe that's why he's dead.
But yeah, just going through this report quickly, the report uses qualified and vague language to describe key events, indicating that Mueller and his investigators do not actually know for certain whether Russian intelligence officers stole Democratic Party emails or how those emails were transferred to WikiLeaks.
The report's timeline of events appear to defy logic.
According to its narrative, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange announced the publication of Democratic Party emails not only before he received the documents, but before he even communicated with the source that provided them.
Oh, and then one of the craziest ones.
This is the next article.
Go to the next one, the American Greatness one.
That the FBI didn't even, so they had, the FBI didn't investigate the DNC and their emails.
This is the Am Greatness one.
The lies Mueller claims Stone told were about completely ancillary matters that, even if he's guilty as charged, have no bearing on whether the Russians and Wikileaks engaged in espionage on Trump's behalf, and if they did, whether anyone in the Trump campaign helped or had foreknowledge.
So that's the thing that I was talking about earlier, where he's in trouble for lying to Congress.
And the lie was, did you get an email from Julian Assange?
No.
Yeah, you did, liar!
Oh, okay, what was in it?
Nothing, just a bunch of crap.
Wasn't about WikiLeaks or Russia.
But you did lie!
Okay.
This is the stat I was trying to remember earlier.
Six people have been charged with lying to Congress since 1940.
From 1940 to 2007.
Six people in 60 years.
It happens all the time.
Michael Cohen lied about a meeting.
He went to prison, though, didn't he?
Director of National Intelligence James Clapper said the NSA does not collect data on American citizens.
That was a lie.
Director of FBI James Comey said he was not a source for the media when he was with the FBI.
Director of CIA John Brennan claimed drone strikes overseas never killed a non-combatant, one of his many lies.
These guys didn't get in trouble.
Michael Cohen got in trouble, of course, because he's a Trump guy.
And what they're doing, what they did to Cohen is what they're doing to Stone, where they're putting pressure on him so he will flip On, um, on Trump.
And then the other thing I was, there's the crazy one.
This is the American thinker one.
So the FBI never actually investigated the DNC emails.
The DNC hired a company to do it for them called CrowdStrike, something like that.
And yeah, CrowdStrike and CrowdStrike never produced a report.
The FBI never read anything about CrowdStrike.
I mean that CrowdStrike investigated.
See, just having heat on them is good enough, I think, for the prosecutors.
Which is why they had more artillery, more people to pick him up, more law enforcement, than they did with Osama Bin Laden.
Some of this I've mentioned on previous episodes, but this is a freebie.
There were 29 FBI agents in 17 vehicles, two of which were armored.
They not only had sidearms, they had what we call assault rifles, heavy duty military grade machine guns.
And there were two boats behind Stone's house, just in case he kills all 29 FBI agents and then James Bond's into the water.
Which abuts on a canal in Fort Lauderdale.
And there was a helicopter hovering overhead.
As opposed to the 12 SEALs who went after Osama Bin Laden.
And then my favorite detail about the whole thing is this CNN reporter.
This tenacious reporter who was there doing a stakeout.
For how many weeks was he there, you might want to ask?
He had a hunch that they were going to bust Stone soon, so he was probably there for what?
What would be a normal stakeout for this?
With that black lady with the binoculars who says, shut up.
I'd say two weeks.
That's, yeah, that's a long amount of time.
One hour?
That's lucky.
It was one hour.
This kid, who's about 23, shows up with his buddy one hour before the bus, and there he is, filming the whole bus, got the whole thing on tape.
And I remember watching CNN that day, and they kept cutting back to their incredible reporting and their great gut instincts to go down there.
Nobody pursued that story.
That story in and of itself is massive because it shows the FBI tipped off CNN and said, come film this, come help us turn on the heat so we can incriminate Trump.
Let's kill Roger Stone.
Bring me Roger Stone.
That's the mentality here.
Well, Roger Stone did nothing wrong.
Let's talk to him now.
Can you dig that up?
Yes, I can.
Can you dig it up, buddy?
Are you off-duty, buddy?
Are you enough duty, buddy?
Roger, are you there, sir?
Yes, indeed.
Can you hear me?
I can hear you perfectly.
How are you doing?
I'm doing alright.
You know, all things considered.
You know, we were just talking to Tommy Robinson over in the UK.
He's getting sentenced tomorrow, looking like 18 months for the opposite of the truth.
I mean, they're claiming that he encouraged his followers to attack these Muslim pedophiles, but he encouraged the media to report on these Muslim pedophiles.
So the charges he got aren't even true.
And it reminds me so much of your case.
where the allegations have nothing to do with the truth.
They're saying that you were involved in Russian collusion, where even if they're correct about all the details, that still doesn't prove Russian collusion.
Do you know what I mean?
I'm not expressing this very well.
Well, as you know, I'm not able, because of a prohibition by the court, to discuss any of the specifics of my case.
But what's particularly disturbing to me is that our American system of jurisprudence is based, of course, on the British system.
And therefore, the kind of across-the-board censorship you see in the UK today and the persecution of Tommy Robinson is clearly a wave that is headed this way.
You see this right now in the Epstein scandal, where this incredible scandal has hit the fan.
This is a subject that I researched very extensively for my book, The Clinton's War on Women, which is, by the way, the definitive oppo dump on Bill and Hillary.
I have a very, very long chapter, in fact, the longest chapter in the book on Jeffrey Epstein.
But suddenly, because Epstein is inexorably linked to Bill Clinton, photos of Epstein and Clinton on Google And references to them on Wikipedia have suddenly, overnight, disappeared.
It is really extraordinary.
No, it's not a conspiracy theory.
It's the stone-cold truth.
Go ahead.
I saw his Wikipedia recently.
It used to say he was born to a Jewish family in Brooklyn.
Now it says he was born to a family in Brooklyn.
Yeah, it's really extraordinary.
I mean, the whole Epstein story is is a very interesting saga.
It's extraordinary to me that, first of all, he's investigated by the Palm Beach Police in an undercover investigation.
They come up with overwhelming evidence of child sex trafficking, epic serial abuse of underage children.
But the state prosecutor, for whatever reason, agrees to prosecute him on one count of solicitation.
Uh, for which he spends, uh, 15 months of an 18 month sentence, not in the state prison where every other sex criminal goes, but in the air conditioned Palm Beach County Jail, where he only has to be incarcerated from 10 o'clock at night till six o'clock in the morning.
During the day, he's free to go about his business.
Uh, and when the police chief in Palm Beach is deeply disturbed by this action by the state prosecutors, he goes to the feds and he says, something's wrong here.
Uh, either the prosecutor has been threatened or he's been paid off, but this guy's crimes are much broader and much deeper.
And we proved it in an investigation.
So the U.S.
attorney, whose name is Acosta, conducts his own investigation.
Then he rubber stamps the state charges, but more importantly, he seals the whole thing so nobody can find out what happened.
Thanks only to the Palm Beach Post in an epic lawsuit to get those files unsealed, do we know the backstory here?
And then the whole thing remains dormant for several years.
Until a crusading reporter named Julie Brown with the Miami Herald writes a penetrating series busting the case wide open, which led to these charges filed this past weekend.
Here's the indisputable truth.
Bill Clinton was on this plane, the Epstein plane, the so-called Lolita Express, outfitted with a round bed, just right for orgies with underage children, evidently.
No less than 26 times.
I got the FAA records through a Freedom of Information request.
I proved this in my book, The Clinton's War on Women.
On 17 of those occasions, he went to the pedophile Epstein's Island.
This is indisputable, yet Bill Clinton puts out a statement two days ago saying he was only on his plane once.
Uh, and he never visited the island.
Those are absolute bald-faced lies.
Now the media is trying to connect Epstein to Donald Trump.
I investigated that too, and it comes up to be very peripheral.
Epstein is a member of Trump's $300,000 a year private membership club in Palm Beach.
They never socialized privately together.
In fact, Trump driving by Epstein's home in Palm Beach sees all these girls in the pool and says to his driver, isn't that, Epstein's such a great guy, he lets the neighborhood children use his pool.
There's literally nothing there, Gavin.
It is a smear, but the mainstream media is now in overdrive trying to connect this guy to Trump when the real connection is to Bill and Hillary Clinton.
Well, the two things I've seen involving Trump and Epstein was the prosecutor saying that Trump was the only high-powered person that was helping him with the investigation.
Everyone else wouldn't talk.
And two, back in 2016, Trump saying, yeah, Bill Clinton seems like an okay guy, but he's definitely going to be in a lot of trouble soon with this Epstein guy and these flights on the plane.
Well, we also know that Trump barred Epstein from the Mar-a-Lago club after he made an indecent proposal to a woman named Virginia Roberts who worked in the spa at Trump's club.
He was banned from the club after that.
So what's really extraordinary here is the way the media is going into overdrive to make this a Trump scandal.
Now, I personally believe that the Bush Justice Department Alberto Gonzalez and Mr. Acosta have some very definite explaining to do as to why they tried to shove this under the rug, why they sealed the case, why they rubber-stamped the slap on the wrist that state prosecutors had given Epstein.
There's the big question.
Why did both Republicans and Democrats, both the Bushes and the Clintons, cover for this guy?
And that's the question we don't know the answer to.
Donors?
Sounds like no one wants to bite the hand that feeds them.
Well, in the case of Epstein and the Clintons, that's certainly true.
He was a donor to Hillary's presidential campaign.
He was a donor to the Democratic National Committee.
And according to his own lawyer, at the time of his sentencing, he put up $4 million for the Clinton Global Initiative.
The Clinton Foundation is of course not really a charity, it's a slush fund for grifters, and it was the vehicle for the facilitation of multi-million dollar bribes.
Look at Uranium One, for example.
So, but there's no evidence of Epstein ever supporting Donald Trump politically or financially, other than his membership in the club, which is open to anyone who has 300 grand.
It's interesting to me, Gavin, though, that this whole investigation is being conducted Not by the child sex trafficking unit, but by the public corruption unit, which is why I think there are going to be additional charges and many other shoes to drop.
He sounds like a real candidate for a strange, inexplicable suicide.
Well, it's also, as you may have seen, the woman who was essentially his chief procurer, his pimp, Grislayne Maxwell, who was the daughter of Robert Maxwell, the British press baron who allegedly committed suicide, was invited the British press baron who allegedly committed suicide, was invited an honored guest at Chelsea Clinton's wedding.
This was after Epstein had already pled guilty and was, you know, in jail, allegedly.
So the Clintons trying to distance themselves from Epstein is almost laughable.
Unfortunately, only conservative media is the only place where you can get the story.
*Crickets* You know, you sound like someone who is very interested in justice and truth and you sound like someone who constantly exposes the top brass and the establishment.
You sound like someone that someone, if very powerful, would want to silence.
Well, look, I'm not going to go down that road other than to say that, look, I have written a book on the Kennedy assassination and the government's role in that.
And what I believe was a deep state conspiracy that involved not only Lyndon Johnson, but the Central Intelligence Agency, organized crime, Big Texas oil.
I think they're all in on it.
I make a very compelling case in my book, The Man Who Killed Kennedy.
The case against LBJ.
I've written a book on the Bush crime family.
It's ironic that Ross Perot passed away yesterday, a great American patriot.
He is the man who exposed the fact that the Central Intelligence Agency, under the direction of George Bush, was trafficking cocaine into MENA, Arkansas, to be sold, to illegally raise cash for the Nicaraguan Contras, after the U.S.
Congress barred the use of taxpayer funds for that purpose.
Perot bumped into this fact when he couldn't get satisfaction from the administration in Washington in his search for prisoners of war that he believed were still trapped in North Vietnam.
So he hired soldiers of fortune, essentially a private army, to see if there were indeed P.O.W.
still being held, or the remains of P.O.W.s, and while they didn't find that, what they did find was widespread drug trafficking by the Central Intelligence Agency.
Perot was shocked when he learned this.
He rushed to Washington, he got an appointment with his fellow Texan, Vice President George H.W.
Bush, and when he told him what he had learned, his response from Bush was a grim smile.
So, Perot was a great patriot.
He really was, in many ways, the forerunner to Donald Trump, in many ways.
An independent billionaire, a guy who spoke his mind, somebody untied to the mistakes of the past.
His style, as you know, was more professorial, where Trump is more of an evangelist.
But in many ways, the Perot wave gave way to the Trump reforms.
It's the same Populist right sentiment in American politics.
So when it comes to your case, things we can't discuss include the fact that a CNN crew were there barely an hour before the bust.
We can't discuss that, right?
I cannot discuss that at this time.
We cannot discuss the fact that you had more people coming to bust you than went to bust Osama bin Laden.
Again, I can no longer comment on that.
I commented about it at the time.
Look, I have a gag order imposed by the court in which I cannot discuss any aspect of the case, the prosecution, the court, the charges, and so on.
In all honesty, the time for talking will be in court, and I'm anxious to get this behind me.
I don't go to trial until November.
I have very vigorously contested the charges against me, which I can simply say, pertain to lying to Congress and related charges.
I plead not guilty.
I'm not going to change my plea.
This is an enormously expensive exercise.
You're right.
You are facing the full power of the federal government, Department of Justice, and my defense is going to cost upwards of $2 million.
I thought at one time two million dollars would do the job.
I now realize that it won't.
I've got about four months before trial.
I need to raise an additional million dollars.
People who want to help can go to StoneDefenseFund.com Stonedefensefund.com, they destroyed me personally, Gavin.
I've lost everything.
I have lost my home.
I have lost most of my insurance.
I've lost my meager savings.
I've really lost my ability to make a living 'cause people pay me to speak and write.
I can't speak and write on the topics that people are most curious about.
So they have crushed me and my family financially.
I don't like having to go out and ask supporters of the president and conservatives and libertarians and people who care about freedom to finance my legal defense.
I wish I could do it myself.
But I cannot.
And therefore I can only survive with the help of the American people.
I'm happy to say almost 40,000 Americans have stepped forward and contributed to my legal defense fund, which if I didn't mention it, is at stonedefensefund.com.
Yeah, we'll plug it harder on the show, throughout the show.
I'm just amazed when I talk to you, when I talk to Tommy Robinson, when I find out the details of the charge, it seems like we're under this persecution for, essentially, typos.
They comb, with a fine-tooth comb, they go through our lives trying to find a typo, and then the punishment for that is prison time, and in Tommy's case, death.
Yet, when they're not talking about people who want to take them down, you know, someone as innocent as an Islamic terrorist, they do the opposite, where they'll figure out a way to reward them, a way to give Omar Khadr 10 million dollars, or a way to reward the Paris, the driver for the Paris attacks 500 euros.
They always seem to be trying to find a way to help.
The terrorists.
Whereas when someone, you know, fights the establishment, they say, wait a minute, Roger didn't remember an email he got.
I could technically say that's lying when he said he didn't get the email because I found the email.
It's one of thousands of emails.
Now I can just not get into the email part and I'll just say he lied to Congress.
And that sounds a lot headier.
And then they throw you in jail and throw away the key.
You know, yesterday I went to Change.org and I signed a petition to grant asylum to Tommy Robinson.
I think he should come to the United States, although our freedoms are dwindling here as well.
His case is really deeply disturbing to me, and it should be to every American, because theoretically, as I said earlier, our system of justice is based on the British system of justice.
Europe, I think, is falling to the Islamofascists.
And this is the last bastion of hope in this country.
Thank God for Donald Trump, who has improbably stepped into the void to fight this entire trend towards globalism and to blurring, destroying our heritage and blurring our history and taking away our constitutional freedoms.
Donald Trump, I really think, is going to save this country.
I think he's in the process of saving it.
Remember when they told us, oh, if you elect Trump, the stock market will crash?
Yeah.
We have a record stock market.
We have over six million new jobs, 224,000 jobs created in the last quarter, way beyond expectations.
650,000 new manufacturing jobs.
Wage growth at the fastest pace in American history.
Unemployment at the lowest point since 1969.
African-American and Hispanic unemployment at the lowest point since those statistics began being kept.
By any measure, this president is an extraordinary success.
And now when he seeks peace with North Korea, because it never hurts to talk, he is excoriated by the left because he's a peacemaker.
I mean, this is Kafkaesque.
Everything is backwards.
Everything really is.
The Democrats used to be the party of civil liberties and the party of peace.
Now they are the war hawks and they're the ones who want to erase our civil liberties.
It is really bass-ackward, as they say.
I see you as the canary in the coal mine, and Tommy's going to jail, for sure, where he will die.
And as far as I'm concerned, that shows you Britain is dead.
If you are prosecuted and you go to jail, I will say that free speech is dead in America.
Well, you know, the antidote to this really is two things.
One is prayer.
It's amazing how many people are praying for me and my family.
It is amazing how many Christians and Jews have reached out to me and told me that they are praying for us day and night.
I have found comfort in the Psalms, particularly Psalm 91.
Now, I'm a Roman Catholic.
I was never a particularly religious person, but at this point I put myself in God's hands.
This is an extraordinary ordeal that my wife and I are going through, that my family and I are going through.
This is designed, you know, this has the potential to crush us as a family and as people.
And therefore, not only do I have to spend all my time in trial preparation, reading a massive amount of documents that were turned over to us in discovery by the government and preparing my trial strategy, but the rest of my time is spent raising the enormous amount of money it takes to mount a legal defense.
Lawyers are very expensive.
Now, I have very good lawyers.
They're working at below what would be their normal white-collar crime rates.
And still, I'm a million dollars short of what it will take to mount the kind of defense that I need.
So, again, I need your prayers.
Of that, there is no doubt.
You can pray for us, and we deeply appreciate it.
God bless you.
And if you can go to stonedefensefund.com and send me a few bucks, that helps too.
And what I'm saying in both of these is we are taking your calls on FreeSpeech.tv now!
The number is 718-400-6959.
is 718-400-6959.
Kind of like there's a 6-9 in it.
And then there was that terrorist guy we were talking about earlier that had Bud in his name.
I wish the butt guy would call me with the 69 number.
You see how you can have fun with puns?
Um, can you make a little bug?
I'm just recovering from that bomb.
What bug?
Oh, we have the AC on in the studio.
The studio?
Oh, I met Germans last night and I completely bombed speaking German.
It was fucking pitiful.
Great story.
Do you have the book rights to that story?
Uh, I was gonna write about it, just...
Well, don't talk about it.
When we were at that free speech rally, we're stuck in this hotel and inevitably, you know, you're there with the people that are doing the talk, Milo, Laura Loomer, but then there's like security and everyone is organizing it and then there's always a couple stragglers that you don't know and you just assume, I guess you're that person's friend?
Ann Coulter's niece was there, but Ann Coulter's niece's boyfriend was also sitting next to me.
I'm like, dude, I don't know you.
Why are you part of my social life?
Like, why do I have to sit next to you, hang out with you?
And he goes, how's this for the most boring thing ever said?
You ready for this?
Yeah.
You know, when I first heard about you, I, I thought your name was McGinnis, like Mick Guinness, then the beer.
I do remember you said that.
So, uh, so then when I was looking you up, I couldn't find anything.
Huh?
I like that guy, but that's pretty bad.
Why did you tell me that story?
Does that qualify as a story?
I think I couldn't look at him after that.
I think I just said, cool story, bro.
And that was the end of our discussion.
You didn't mean it, though.
Yes, that was sarcasm.
All right, we got some calls.
Brian would like to ask about Michael Savage.
OK.
Hey, Bry Guy.
Hey Brian Guy, you're live.
Hey Devin, Ryan here.
What's up?
Alright, I just got a quick question.
When will you have Michael Savage on your show?
Thank you.
Oh, that's my favorite kind of question.
Short and sweet, in and out.
Yeah.
I never, I don't really hear Michael Savage.
He's not part of my lexicon.
He's not part of my world, my universe, but I like him.
I remember back in the day, all the liberals were mad at him because they go, you used to be liberal.
Now you just flipped because you're trying to make money.
It's not conceivable to them that someone would go, maybe the left is getting too nutty and I'm more right than I thought.
Hmm, like when you see someone drifting away from you, sometimes you're the one that's drifting.
Um, but yeah, I'll have Michael Savage on the show.
Sure.
Okay.
Okay.
And now we have another caller here.
Hey Gavin, this is Laura here to talk to you about that people, specifically my hatred of them, and I think it'd be really good for you to talk in your show.
Does that sound good?
No, that sounds like a racist or an anti-Semite.
Well, let's start it and then if they start using n-words or whatever.
Hey Laura.
You're live with Gavin.
Hi Laura.
Hey, Gavin.
This isn't Laura.
You sound like a dude.
What's up?
No, this is Lord.
Oh.
Okay.
What's up?
It's okay.
I'm not a girl.
Just wanted to ask you about if your opinion on fat people has changed over the years.
Oh, fat people.
My views of fat people, have they changed?
Um, I never thought fat was a thing.
When I grew up, we had a buddy called Fat Peter.
And it was normal.
And occasionally I'd say to him, are you ever going to lose weight?
And he'd say, I wouldn't be Fat Peter anymore.
I wouldn't be Peter.
I wouldn't be me.
And I thought, well, that's kind of weird to be dying.
And you know how he lost weight, by the way?
It was that dance, that video game where you have to dance and hit the things.
Dance Dance Revolution.
Sure.
Dance Dance Revolution.
He lost like 250 pounds with that.
Got it.
But anyway, Fat became something on my radar when they started saying it's really healthy and cool and sexy and I saw a woman in a wheelchair the other day, it was a picture, and it's two fat-tivists and they're on wheelchairs, huge, dying, and she's holding a sign and it says, we are the future.
You're the opposite of the future.
You just brought down your lifespan by about 30 years.
You're the end, you're dying now.
It's bizarre.
So that's when I started saying, no, no, no, no.
So my views haven't changed, but it's almost like if gays said they're really good at reproducing and they wouldn't stop talking about how easy it is to make babies with two men, I would say, excuse me, that's bullshit.
Like the trans thing.
When they said, I'm a woman now, I went, no, no, you're not.
So you might say, oh, you suddenly care about trans a lot?
No, no.
They just, someone started screaming about something and I called bullshit on it.
Is that what you mean?
That's exactly what I mean, Gavin.
This has been a riveting conversation.
Thank you.
Goodbye.
I'm so wary of people that I'm always suspicious something is a prank or they're going to blurt out something terrible.
By the way, that scare I had at the beginning was one of my kids, I don't know, was stumbling through Spotify and ended up on some noise artist named, what's his name?
Stephen Hotz.
Stephen Hotz.
So my wife just looks at the stereo system, starts hearing weird sounds, picks up her phone and it says ear rape and has a dead baby's head.
And I'm like, I'm shooting a show.
Call the cops.
Here's Eerie.
I'll come over there to rescue you in a little bit.
Oh my God.
So that starts playing in our house.
And who put this on?
One of my kids.
That is horrific.
That is really something else.
Frankly, scary stuff.
Eerie played to my wife.
Very spooky.
But if I was Chris Hayes or a left-wing pundit, I would go, Okay.
When you're in this world, Paul Joseph Watson, Laura Loomer, Tommy Robinson, Roger Stone, you have to say, all right, let's call the cops.
I guess I'll cancel the show.
I'll get down there.
Let me know what's going on.
We've been hacked by a lunatic.
We got Rick calling about Bench Euro's new book and how the West is the best.
Put him through, obviously.
Look, I'm those things that are outside a car dealership.
Wacky, wild, inflatable, flailing arm guys.
Hey, Rick.
You're on the line.
Hi, Rick.
What's up, brothers?
Hey, man.
Hi.
You guys, uh, you checked out Ben's new book?
Ben Shapiro's new book?
The very same.
No, I'm not familiar with it, but he's a Western chauvinist now?
Oh yeah, it's called The Right Side of History, how the Western Civilization basically, you know, saved the modern world.
Isn't it funny how that's become a taboo?
Yeah, I mean, he's definitely got a lot of shit for it.
I mean, he was on that British TV show, like, getting lambasted by some left-wing lunatic.
Yeah, that whole, that whole book is basically your thesis summed up a little more eloquently.
Shade from Rick.
All right, Rick.
Well, we will definitely check that out.
Thank you for calling.
And, and incidentally, he wasn't eviscerated for that book on British TV.
He got in a fight with a British journalist who said to him, why are we going back into the dark ages with abortion?
And the journalist who was asking, that interview was bullshit.
But the journalist was asking him was actually conservative, and he was saying Shapiro had said the Dark Ages, so the conservative reporter was kind of going along with him, and then Shapiro assumed he was a lefty and freaked out.
It was a misunderstanding.
Right, right, right.
Yeah.
But yeah, I'll look forward to the book.
Thank you for the reading tip.
Next.
Bye.
All right.
Later, homos.
Yeah, you gotta hang up on them faster.
Okay.
Hi, my name is Quanah.
Let's just put it through.
Unless it says Zieg Heil.
Technology.
Hey, Quanah.
Hey, Quanah.
Hello?
Hi.
All right.
So, question is, do you guys think we will defend free speech with technology, and if that's possible, and when are you going to start accepting Bitcoin on your new website?
Do we, are we, is it possible to take Bitcoin on our site?
I'm going to talk to our guy about that.
I think we're working on that.
Mr. Ray.
Yeah.
And PayPal.
I'm starting to get re-interested in Bitcoin again.
It's definitely possible.
I can help you if you need to.
Ooh.
Ooh.
Email me at ryan at free speech.com.
I mean dot TV.
I've always been, I've been skeptical about Bitcoin ever since I missed the boat.
Excuse me.
I'm speaking.
Um, but I was talking to a Bitcoin guy on the weekend and he said, look, man, it's simple.
It's finite.
Nothing else is finite.
Money goes up with inflation, even gold.
They find new gold, but Bitcoin is done.
So meaning it's, there's not going to be any more of it.
So it'll, it has to go up in value eventually.
I've been in Bitcoin for five years and I've always heard that it's too late and it's never too late and it keeps going up.
I think we're going to go to a hundred, two hundred thousand in the next three, four years.
So I would say it's not late.
How much did you put in?
Well, I was really broke, but I got like eight Bitcoins for like seven dollars.
That went pretty well.
So now I'm a nerd about it.
You put in $56 and how much have you made?
Well, I ended up getting back again in like $150.
I mean, it's my career.
I literally live off this.
I got from about $3,000 to $100,000 the last two years just in savings and speculation.
I built a house with it and now I'm back in the game, you know, hustling and accumulating.
Damn.
So you put in 56 bucks and you have hundreds of thousands of dollars and a home.
Well, I mean, this is a five year journey, right?
So you buy and then you get out a little bit because you got to spend some and then you buy more and then you get out.
So it's been a long journey.
But yeah.
I mean, not hundreds of thousands.
Right now, I don't have hundreds of thousands.
But at peak, I had $100,000 from nothing.
Wow, that's interesting.
And what was your original question again?
Well, if you think we can actually defend free speech with technology, you know, how educated you are on that.
There's a lot of competitors out there today.
And then I think Bitcoin is free speech money.
It's money that nobody can stop.
You send it, it gets there whether you like it or not.
And, uh, yeah, just curious where you're at on that.
Well, I'm hearing that Ray just told me that we can't recharge if you pay with Bitcoin, is the thing.
What does that mean, recharge?
Like, like a monthly.
What?
Like, uh, every month, like a monthly fee.
Oh, like with a credit card you can do recurring payments.
Sure, sure.
Recharge.
Do you speak English?
Uh, tell Ray.
What are you, a battery?
Recurring payments.
Anyway, I think that this is presently the best solution to free speech, is having your own platform, but I can afford to set up that infrastructure.
A lot of people can't.
And the other disturbing thing about it is, even if we do make our own platforms, and I get out to hundreds of thousands of people with this Roger Stone truth and this Tommy Robinson truth, but they're still going to jail.
So we have these little small battles, and we're able to put out tiny fires, but there's still this giant inferno behind us, just this massive forest fire taking over the whole country.
And though this seems like a pretty good solution right now, we need to think bigger.
We need to change the culture of America, the culture of the West, and remind them how important free speech is.
Remind them that that's how we got here.
I mean, at least with the Second Amendment, there's a lot of sane people ready to talk about guns.
I'm not seeing that so much with the First Amendment.
Free speech has become esoteric, and that's deeply disturbing.
Anyway, thanks for calling.
We'll look into Bitcoin.
Next caller.
Yes.
Why is that funny?
Autoscreen.
Hey, my name is Patrick.
I got the band off Twitter of suspicions if it's because I had Proud Boys in my bio.
Hey.
Why are you telling me all this about the question?
Let's just talk to them.
Hey, Pat.
Trick.
Rivera.
Hey.
Hey, guys.
How's it going?
Good.
Why are you getting everyone's names wrong, Ryan?
His name is Patrick Rivera.
Is your name Patrick Rivera?
Yes.
Okay.
How you doing?
Good, good.
So I had an account, or I have an account called New Media Boys, and it had Proud Boys in the bio.
And, you know, I would just tweet, I don't have any of my personal information on it, and all of a sudden they shut down my account.
And basically they wanted all my Google information, my browser, my device name, in order to continue using the account.
Wow, that's fascism.
That's really bizarre, isn't it?
They want to know what you're thinking.
Yeah, yeah.
And it's the source for this is the SPLC, who I am suing.
Lots of people are suing.
They've completely drained their whole top brass.
They are being rocked by these lawsuits and changing their entire structure.
Morris Dees is gone.
The president is gone.
The head of legal is gone.
Yet the media is so lazy they go, well, this, according to the SPLC, you go, the SPLC?
What?
How is that a source?
You're talking about Russia during Gorbachev.
Yeah, they're in on it.
Well, did you see on the White House website, I heard about this, that you can go now and file a complaint.
So I'm thinking about doing that.
Yeah, we'll see.
It's funny that, you know, Jim Goad said this to me the other day.
He goes, can you believe we won?
Meaning Trump.
Because it sure doesn't feel like it.
I mean, our guy is the king and he's in the castle, but everyone in the castle is trying to sabotage him.
And everyone in the kingdom is trying to sabotage him.
So it's so bizarre to me that we have the top guy, but it still feels like Robin Hood.
And I still feel like Friar Tuck.
All right.
Thanks for calling.
Hang up while I'm doing my response, so we don't have that goodbye shit.
Guys, we're gonna hang up.
While he's responding.
Hey!
The guy from Libs and Colin talk about why you please crazy.
I love it's all related to the holocaust.
Okay, so there's holocaust in it.
Alright, let's try him.
Sir?
Hello?
You're on the air.
Hello.
Can you hear me?
Yeah.
Go ahead, Colin.
I hear an echo, but that's... I'm gonna talk anyway.
Okay.
What's up, buddy?
So, I actually have a scoop, as I was waiting, I remembered.
I'm working advertising online, and I got a call from a provider that MSN is not allowing anyone to advertise if they have anything related to Islam, burqa, stuff like that.
So, if you advertise anything related to that, you're blacklisted on MSN.
So that's pretty crazy.
I don't know if it's anti-Muslim, but anything related to that.
I get you, I get you.
Thank you for your call.
That must be because of Pamela... so he's saying, I couldn't hear him very well, and maybe you couldn't either, but he's saying that anything relating to Islam makes you banned from MSN as far as advertising goes, and I wouldn't be surprised if that's Pamela Geller types, or Pamela Geller.
Starting this she had all these media campaigns about the dangers of radical Islam, and they they started I mean all kinds of massive controversies on the MTA and maybe they're saying they're trying to avoid that So I don't think it's anti-islamic.
I think it's anti anti-islamic.
It's Islamophobia phobia Alright, who's next?
Are there lots of these?
This is Jon.
This isn't going well.
I'm not enjoying this.
It's hard to hear and there's all these pauses.
It's not entertaining, I don't think.
Jon, you want to talk about That Woman?
Hey, Jon.
Yeah, I was wondering if you've seen the trailer for Batwoman.
It's the most smug thing of women empowerment you've ever seen in your life.
It is so stupid.
We should probably play it.
It's so frustrating.
So she's a lesbian now.
A violent lesbian who kicks the crap out of everyone.
I know a lot of lesbians.
They're not violent people.
They're still women.
And I don't think they fantasize about Roundhouse kicking Russian mobsters in the middle of the night.
But the fact that... They've done a new trailer too.
They've done one where she scoffs at some guy walking by.
Really?
Well, we're watching it now.
And yeah, she redoes Batman's suit and adds tits to it.
Oh yeah, the premise is that her girlfriend was a NYPD cop, a black woman of course, and she's all about revenge now.
Beating up the guys that killed her cop lover.
Yeah, there she is finding out.
She looks like a dude.
Why are lesbians empowered by looking like dudes?
Little weak dudes, too.
It looks like a really handsome 14 year old boy.
It looks like an acoustic, like, YouTuber.
He looks like a Christian hunk.
Virgin.
Can we hear any audio of it?
Yes, we can.
Oh, this is a scene where she just... See that?
He was sneaking up behind her.
Who wants to watch this?
Nerds who have fantasies about violent lesbians?
It's like a female Joker.
Gays are 1% of the population.
Lesbians are half of that.
You made a show for 0.5% of the population?
That looks bad.
Who wants to watch that?
Not I, said the me.
How many times have you been with a girl on a date or something, or Netflix and chilling, and you go, oh, can we watch this new movie with Jason Statham and The Rock shooting at each other and moving jeeps at 200 miles an hour?
Oh, really?
And then when they watch it, they're just like, eh, who's he again?
That's the guy who is wiring the money from the feds.
That's the guy in on it.
They have to kill him.
Same way you feel when you watch Real Housewives.
We're not the same, folks.
Men can't have abortions.
Of course they can, YouTube.
Don't ban me.
Men have abortions.
I might have one tonight.
My name is Brian Student Debt.
Let's talk to Brian Student Debt.
Hey, Brian, you're on the line.
Hi, Bri-guy.
Hi, Gavin.
What?
Yeah, what?
My wife and I are big fans.
We are lucky we don't currently have debt, but just curious about your thoughts on student debt forgiveness and if it's worth, you know, keeping the empire intact if it's built on the facts of indentured servitude of students.
Yeah, I mean, on the one hand, I think it's too harsh of a punishment, and I hate that they're gonna be debt slaves for the rest of their lives.
You have 200 grand in debt, you're not paying it back, kiddies.
Ryan's got 12 grand in debt, because he wasn't dumb enough to go to college, but he's still pretty dumb.
He's never paying that back.
You're not going to pay that back.
Now, add some zeros to that, and you have a curse.
But on the other hand, I go, well, you bought a Ferrari, sorry.
You screwed yourself when you signed that check.
And if you wanted an education that was affordable, you could have gone to City College.
Here in New York, it's $4,000 a year.
Why did you go to NYU?
It's $60,000 a year.
So I'm of two minds about it.
And I also like the notion that there's a potential class action lawsuit there.
Because cars have a reputation.
And it's understood that when you drive a BMW off the lot, it's going to work like all the previous BMWs, all the previous cars.
And if it doesn't, you take it back and you go, what?
A degree has been the same way.
Since Socrates, it's been something you drive off the lot, and you're employed, and you're special, and you get what you put in.
And then around 1990, that stopped.
And all of a sudden, getting a degree made you stupider than when you went in.
So haven't you been ripped off?
I don't know.
Maybe a great solution is just No one, the government stops covering those debts.
By the way, my previous boss at CRTV and Blaze, that's how he made his money.
Because he would do student loans and the government would guarantee them.
But the government should just stop guaranteeing them.
And let's watch some of these institutions go bankrupt.
Because they're clearly overcharging.
So yeah, I just thought of the answer as I was saying it.
John's calling about Gav's opinion on TiVo first album.
Okay.
Hello?
Hello.
You're on the line.
Uhuru, guys.
Uhuru.
Uhuru!
I'm just curious about, I've been watching a lot of Off the Record, and I've been really enjoying it, and I'm a huge fan of Devo's first album, and I'm curious what Gavin thinks about it.
Devo's suck.
They're nerds.
Nerds can't make music because there's no sexuality in them, so they just go, Whip it!
Into shape!
I'm making fun of music!
This is a joke!
We're mocking the beat of the drums, the 5-4 time, 4-4 time, do-de-do-de-do!
I hate Devo.
Okay, we got James Mike, and I want Gavin's tips on how to get laid outside of a major city.
Hi James, or Mike.
You're on the air.
It's Mike.
What's up dude?
What's up Gavin, Ryan?
Hey man.
I'll tell you how to get laid outside a major city, it's called- Hey Ryan, how are you doing?
I heard you got shot the other show.
Yeah, I um, you know, I bandaged it up and now it's a hundred percent better.
I shot him in the head!
Just thank Gavin for not going for the head.
Totes.
I did go for the head, yes, but he grazed me.
I grazed him like a cow, haven't I?
All right, so tell me how to get laid, Gavin.
In a small town, the answer is very simple.
It's called church.
You get one chance a week, and they're all done up.
All those farmer's girls are done up super sweet.
They look wonderful, and they're obviously God-fearing, wonderful Christian women.
I can't recommend church enough.
Well, there you go, sir.
I'm not actually in a small town.
It's a town of about 100,000 people.
Okay.
Well, don't they have bars?
Oh, there's options.
Why are we having a delay here back and forth?
Are you far away or something?
No, man.
No.
It's five seconds for you to respond when I say something.
What do you think of that?
I think you just talk and tell me what you think and I'll chime in as little as possible.
Uh, I don't know.
You got dating apps and stuff.
Dude, I haven't been on the game for a long ass time.
I gave you church.
That's all I got.
Thank you much.
Thank you very much for calling.
Thank you much.
You're awesome.
You just got to take your woman.
All right.
Toodaloo.
Yeah.
Ryan, we don't need to say toodaloo and bye.
I'm not my fucking grandmother talking on the phone.
Okay.
So when I say thanks for your call, just hang up.
Okay.
That's all our- Okay, toodaloo!
Fucking in Andy of Mayberry?
Don Knotts?
Toodaloo!
Don Knotts!
Okay, toodaloo!
That's all of our calls.
Oh, good.
And we have 10 minutes on the card, not that that matters.
No, I want to end the show with two things.
First, let's check out, I was watching Fox and Friends when I was in D.C.
for the meet, and Ed Henry's a guy, I've met him a couple times, great guy, really into pocket squares.
I like pocket squares.
And I'd ask him for some tips.
What do you think of like an orange tie?
What kind of pocket square would you do?
I don't think he liked me very much.
But Ed Henry got in some trouble.
Where he got caught having an affair with a Vegas, I don't know, cocktail waitress?
And she was a SMOKE SHOW.
Look up Ed Henry Affair.
Why aren't you doing that?
You got it.
Well, I'm looking for the videos that are... No, the video's fine.
That's in the notes.
Oh.
But you gotta find the mistress.
No, that's not it.
Dumbass.
That's a totally separate video.
I know.
I'm getting grumpy.
I'm sticking to the script.
Well, sometimes we stray from the script.
Why can't my mustache be symmetrical?
This is really, this is the longest show we've ever done.
It's semen trickle.
It's because it's got semen in it.
Yeah.
So there she is.
Wait, show more pictures.
Put it in color.
Oh.
Holy Christ.
There she is as a belly dancer.
She's got water boobs.
What are water boobs?
Um, they like, they move like water.
See that?
That sounds good to me.
Yeah, well.
My only deal breaker with boobs is when they're just meat slaps.
Like slaps?
Yeah.
Yeah, I know what you mean.
Just like someone took all the meat out.
Where you could like put your hand behind it and it could fold over like a sock?
Yeah.
And then the nipples are pointing forward?
Deal breaker.
Imagine them pointing down?
There's only two deal breakers, ladies.
Flapjacks and hair thinning so bad you can see through it like a forest.
Those are both fixable with medical stuff.
Anyway, so that marred his reputation.
Oh, go back to that last one.
That was bad for his reputation.
His Asian wife forgave him, as they're wont to do.
And I think he may have been looking for a reboot to his career.
So his sister is dying of liver something.
It's a hereditary problem.
And he's decided to donate part of his liver.
That's the wonderful thing about liver.
It's like hair that's not thinning.
You can take a big chunk off, give it to your buddy, and then it reforms.
I knew this girl who had cancer when she was a kid, and they had liver cancer, and they had to keep zapping it, and now her liver goes up through her body.
She can never have kids, but it's like it grew like an eel when it grew back.
They're incredible things, livers.
Did you know that they're the second, the backup?
It's the pancreas that is the Ellis Island, that does all the main cleaning and takes in the immigrants.
And then the liver is just like Manhattan.
When the liver gets it, they've already been processed.
They already have American last names.
I love, that's kind of been an obsession of mine recently, where they're like, what's, name please?
My name is Vladivansky Skitmaratsky.
Uh, you're Vlad Skit.
Next.
You just take a shit on someone's name and they were like, yes, whatever works, yes.
Because that's why you have people with weird last names like Stitsko.
It was Stitskyovkinov when they got to the pancreas.
Stushkinovsky.
Nah, you're like, it's sort of like Animal House where they're naming them.
You will be Flounder.
You are Otter.
But that is not even close to my name.
You're Pluto.
Oh no, I'm Bluto.
So he... and I'm sorry to trivialize this man's suffering.
Obviously his sister dying is a horrific thing.
The reason I bring this up though is I don't think men should cry on TV.
Like Dan Rather was on David Letterman after 9-11 and he was sobbing his eyes out and it pissed me off.
Because I don't want the terrorists to see us whimpering like that.
If you're going to suffer, suffer in silence.
Especially men.
You can cry like this.
If you're watching some old western.
So this is the worst male crying I've ever seen on TV.
I don't go to Fox anymore, but I don't think I could look him in the eyes.
They keep trying to save it too.
That might be helpful.
So I'm going to donate part of my liver on Tuesday.
So for our viewers, you've had a heavy heart for a while, rightfully so.
Your sister, Colleen, had a liver disorder and you, as her brother, have decided to step up and donate a portion of your heart.
This has been a long journey.
This is the worst it should get.
Stop.
Say I'd rather not talk about it.
Maybe cut away to a commercial.
Maybe not bring it up at all, but it just keeps getting worse.
It's like that Disneyland fight we had on the last episode.
Sorry, my spirit animal.
And the blubbering comes in waves.
You know when you have food poisoning and you go, and you barf and you go, all right, I think I'm done.
Oh no, I'm not done.
And then just when you think, okay, that's three, we're finally done.
And then you wait an hour and you feel it coming, it's looming.
That's what this barf is like.
Can you not get rid of that ad?
It's just hard to.
Only when you play it.
I hope it helps people because there's a lot of people who need organ donations.
A lot of people are probably going through exactly what you're going through right now, and you sharing this story is going to make a huge difference.
So we're done sharing.
Let's move on. - I give you huge kudos for this, Ed, honestly.
It's really hard to do. - That was a few days ago.
And she was really happy there.
That's all I want to do.
Your sister Colleen is two years younger than you.
Ed told us what, I want to say a couple of weeks ago, we found out about this.
And watching your heart in this process, the emotional connection you have to your sister.
Listen, you're getting emotional now.
Okay, now stop.
No more tears.
You've done 200% more tears than you should have on TV.
- Saving a life of this. - Well, now that I've come across. - You've done 200% more tears than you should have on TV.
- My wife's been great.
My kids are strong beyond their years.
We can't forget to say that Suzanne Scott, the CEO-- - By the way, just pause.
So he's gonna have an operation soon, that he'll be fine.
And his sister will likely be fine.
And we have this waves of food poisoning level blubbering.
We just talked to Tommy Robinson, who's likely seeing his son tonight for the last time ever.
His unbelievably brave kid, his other two angels, his beautiful wife, his wife's shockingly attractive, but also a wonderful person.
And you see him, he just teared up a little and said, Oh, I'm going to well up a bit.
And then moved on.
Is this just to hide the affair?
This is seeming a little exuberant to me, is it not?
You know, it's funny, you feel a burden and then you feel like it's lifted when people around you help you.
Jay Wallace, our president, Lauren Pedersen as well, one of our great executives.
They were asking me to do all kinds of things, like go to the debates in Miami and do these things, and you want to do your job, but you're running out to the hospital to take another blood test.
And I finally just said, Suzanne, I can't do this.
And she was like...
He's talking about Suzanne Scott, who since Ailes died and Bill Shine left, she's the head of Fox News.
She's the Burns, the Mr. Burns of Fox News.
You just pulled your boss into this sobbing thing.
I mean, if I was Suzanne Scott, first of all, I'd go, cool, I got tits.
No, if I was Suzanne Scott, I'd be like, can you Okay, now look, we're in like the third tsunami of tears.
We might not have time for the other video.
And you guys have been great, and we're family.
You're total champs.
We sure are.
You're having a baby, and you're going to get married.
I'm not having a baby.
I'm getting married, and you're going to be there.
And I'm telling you, I hope, because I want to talk a little bit about what comes next so that people are not too worried about me.
I plan to be at your wedding.
I'm gonna RSVP plus one with my wife, we'll have a party, and I'm gonna be pretty cheap because I can't drink for six months.
Ooh, what a sacrifice.
It's almost like Tommy Robinson.
Tommy can't eat or drink for six months anything.
Or he'll be poisoned.
I think this is the ultimate Fox and Friends challenge.
You've got less than 90 minutes now to go promise to donate an organ.
If you don't, I win the trophy forever.
Well that's good at least.
He made it a joke.
Is it over?
over or there's other more tears long we're going to miss you for a while.
Yeah, as so.
Please do surgery on Tuesday.
And what's amazing about the liver that I've learned it didn't know.
Is that it regenerates so okay that's if all that goes that in the segment on feel bad water is not to survive to do it.
She hasn't wanted me.
I gotta try to help.
She gamed it out and said well this is amazing and her gratitude was amazing and she said but wait if we do this at your birthday you're gonna like be recovering during your birthday.
Poor guy.
He's gonna miss his birthday.
Just to save his sister's life.
What a hero.
Fuck Roger Stone and Tommy Robinson.
We have a real hero here.
He's not going to some parties.
What a mensch.
That was disgusting.
That's the longest show we've ever done.
Ever.
I want you out there to do me a favor.
Get fired.
And when I say get fired, I mean don't be hiding at work.
Don't be hiding in the streets.
I get so many people coming up to me whispering, hey man, totally support you and I actually love Trump.
