Deranged women are sabotaging their own corporations, young men are sexually mutilating themselves, cucks are cucksplaining, animals are attacking us, and the elites are turning an irrelevant schoolyard scrap into an international terror incident. Tommy tried to point out the latter and now he's going to prison. GUEST: TOMMY ROBINSON
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| *BANG* *BANG* *BANG* *BANG* *BANG* *Let's have some fun tonight* *AW* Live from New York It's Get Off My Lawn with Gavin McInnes *BANG* *BANG* *Oh come on, let's turn the lights down* *Oh come on, let's turn the lights down* Let's turn the lights down | |
| Come on, let's turn the lights down Yeah, baby, see this place when the sun's out Touch me, then say you *thud* What a cool band! | |
| The Dare! | |
| What a fun jam! | |
| I was just reading about them on Pitchfork. | |
| Maybe the reason Indie Sleaze is back. | |
| I guess that's Indie Sleaze. | |
| Is that it allows you to be really unashamedly horny. | |
| It makes sense that following the prudish detente of the 2010s, there was nostalgia for the era of Terry Richardson's sexploitation. | |
| Oh, that's my scene. | |
| Smoking a cigarette in your G-Star Raws next to a dumpster. | |
| Oofie rapping about popping the Glock in a British accent. | |
| Indie Sleaze brings us full circle to decadence, to licentiousness, to the come-hither gaze of American apparel lads. | |
| Of yours that seem to say, let's fuck. | |
| Huh. | |
| Cool. | |
| Isn't that fun? | |
| What do you think, Ryan? | |
| That sounds degenerate. | |
| That sounds awesome, man. | |
| I want to see their album. | |
| I think they have a new album out. | |
| Let's pull that up, man. | |
| There we go. | |
| Wait, what? | |
| Oh. | |
| Wait, let me see that. | |
| Is that the cover? | |
| Go to 1-3. | |
| What? | |
| It seems to be the cover, yes. | |
| It's the Sex XP EP. | |
| EP Go to one four Yeah maybe that was a mistake It could be a re-uploader. | |
| This is from the dares Twitter. | |
| Oh, no. | |
| Click on that second picture. | |
| That's a goat. | |
| Zoom out a little tiny bit there. | |
| OK, well, I'm sitting here praying that that top girl is just very petite and is actually of age. | |
| What the fuck is going on? | |
| This is their album cover? | |
| Have we become this okay with pedophilia? | |
| Looks like the comments aren't... Like, are people blind? | |
| How did you make that your album cover and go, I don't see any problem here. | |
| And if there is, it's kind of sexy. | |
| Pitchfork is talking about, I love this album. | |
| It makes me think, let's fuck. | |
| What the hell is going on? | |
| Have we normalized maps, minor attracted persons, as we're told they should be called, so much that everyone is fine with that? | |
| Did these people think, yeah, I know it's controversial. | |
| We'll get publicity. | |
| I think it's cool. | |
| Like, how could you look at that? | |
| I understand the one in the foreground, it's less young looking. | |
| She could be 18, but the one in the top looks about 12. | |
| What the fuck is going on? | |
| Well, uh, some people are into it. | |
| This broad with the chainsaws into it. | |
| This fruit with the sex eyes are into it. | |
| Yeah. | |
| And then I saw in the comments that the guy, I hope you're not clicking the heart. | |
| Oh, you're clicking map. | |
| It's more than a red flag. | |
| But I heard the guy in the band used to be a teacher. | |
| Yep. | |
| One of the comments said, is this what you were thinking about when you were a whatever teacher? | |
| Pedophilia is spelled the British way there. | |
| She must be British. | |
| We've got a great show for you today, including an interview with Tommy Robinson, who just put out the most shocking... Oh, he didn't put this out, sorry. | |
| A documentary's leaked that he did many years ago that is the most shocking thing I've ever seen. | |
| Like all of his stuff, he shows you things that are going on in Britain that are way worse than you thought. | |
| And it's the media, the government, celebrities, all the elites are together creating this lie that the good guys are the bad guys and the bad guys are the good guys. | |
| So we'll get to that. | |
| I'm also going to continue the leak and put it on our site. | |
| Very, very content-heavy weekend. | |
| All free, too. | |
| This is free. | |
| The first half is free. | |
| The Tommy movie and interview is going to be free. | |
| And then, because it's Memorial Day weekend, we've got interviews with vets today, tomorrow, Sunday, and Monday. | |
| Vietnam War, vets, everything. | |
| Lots of stuff. | |
| But before we indulge in all that, we have to justify this, at least this free one. | |
| And we are back with Purpleworks Nutrition. | |
| I'm on it now. | |
| I just worked out with it. | |
| You know what's cool about the prickly feeling? | |
| It feels like ants are crawling in your hands if you take a lot. | |
| And by a lot, I don't even mean an entire scoop. | |
| But you go, I got to get to the gym to get these pricklies out. | |
| And I was looking in the mirror the other this morning and I'm like, I seem to be finally losing the Grover arms. | |
| I'm reluctant to send you a picture. | |
| Well, it's possible because you know, it's if you're lifting the same amount of weight doing the same structured workout, it's really intensity that's going to get you more more gains, you know, like more intensity, whether that's like the speed or the amount of Sets you're doing but you have to amp up the intensity. | |
| I think this could be giving you the power you need to do that Because when you get into the rhythm your body's just used to what you're doing it. | |
| There's no surprises You know, okay. | |
| I just sent you a picture And it's I've never had shoulders my entire life I've my my ears have always gone from ears down to here There's never been this and now I'm starting to see since I started taking purple works a slight bulge in That I just sent you that you can indulge in. | |
| It's frozen right, hold on one second. | |
| What's frozen? | |
| What you just sent me. | |
| Oh wait, oh dude. | |
| You notice? | |
| Yeah, holy shit. | |
| Are you touching these? | |
| You're looking pretty good. | |
| I see it, no because like in these pictures, nothing. | |
| Your color correction is making me look super blue. | |
| Yeah, the suit. | |
| Were you wearing the suit? | |
| People don't realize how hairy I am, too. | |
| You are a little bit. | |
| Anyway, so I think Purple Works is Purple Working. | |
| Oops. | |
| So I have to cut that part out. | |
| They just sent us something. | |
| Zoop. | |
| This is an unboxing. | |
| We're doing a live unboxing. | |
| I had to cut the address label off. | |
| Here we go. | |
| What do they call this? | |
| Oklahoma Tooth? | |
| Okay, look at that! | |
| This area right here. | |
| Yeah, there's more. | |
| You can see that there's like a delty looking thing. | |
| I've never had that before. | |
| And it's not like I just did a bunch of push-ups. | |
| I just woke up. | |
| And then this seems to be getting a lot bigger too. | |
| The cock? | |
| Yeah. | |
| Well, the cock does grow with the... It has the same twitch muscle fibers in there. | |
| Okay, that's a little lewd. | |
| Okay, look at this. | |
| We've got the workout fitness. | |
| We've got the... Oh, the coffee now! | |
| So not everyone likes the powders before their workout, but everyone likes coffee. | |
| So now they're putting out coffee. | |
| I'll just read the coffee as I say this. | |
| Read the coffee copy. | |
| Purple Works Nutrition. | |
| Let's not beat around the bush. | |
| If you're a regular viewer of this show, you've heard about Purple Works Nutrition. | |
| It's probably the number one reason I've been looking so jacked and swole. | |
| Purpleworks make a pre-workout, which is what I use basically every time I go to the gym. | |
| I've told you about how they have no artificial dyes and no artificial flavorings. | |
| I've told you about how they don't nuke your system with 10,000% of your daily value of this or that vitamin. | |
| You're just gonna piss that out anyway. | |
| Purpleworks has an expertly crafted array of incredibly high quality ingredients that are formulated to give you the kick. | |
| I don't want this all vacuum sealed. | |
| Kick. | |
| Ooh. | |
| To give you the kick that you need To get through even the most grueling of workouts. | |
| And if you're one of those bozos who say, hey Gavin, is this manufactured in some sort of Wild Wild West facility where there are no rules? | |
| Well, to that I say, Frig no, you big jerk. | |
| Purpleworks Nutrition's Pink Lemonade Pre-Workout is manufactured in an FDA-registered facility that is also GMP-certified. | |
| But wait, there's more. | |
| Purpleworks Nutrition has just introduced a new line of fine Italian coffees. | |
| They have whole bean, fresh ground, organic, and even instant coffee. | |
| Look at this. | |
| That's the Italian stuff. | |
| That's cool. | |
| And this is the instant. | |
| You know, what people are probably saying to themselves is like, well, that's just like two different energy giving drinks in one. | |
| But it's not true. | |
| You see, I just learned this the other day. | |
| Caffeine doesn't give you necessarily energy. | |
| It just confuses the I'm getting tired portions of your limbic system, whatever the fuck. | |
| Oh, yeah. | |
| I remember hearing that recently. | |
| And so energy drinks like this, like Purpleworks, Um, that actually gives you energy, probably with some glucose, blah blah blah blah, and some other stuff, and vitamins, yada yada, and of course the beta alanine. | |
| What's the stuff that makes your hands tingle? | |
| Beta alanine. | |
| That's what I thought. | |
| Mainly. | |
| Oh, I got an idea for you, Purple Works, if you're watching. | |
| I'm at the gym and I'm explaining the, like, ants crawling on you feeling that makes you have to work out to get rid of it. | |
| I'm exaggerating. | |
| But I thought, I'd love to tell this guy about it, and I don't want to buy him a Purpleworks thing. | |
| You guys should give out free packets. | |
| Little pouches. | |
| Little one-off pouches, and then I could just give them when I go try it. | |
| You know what? | |
| Sample packs. | |
| Absolutely. | |
| Give us sample packs, especially people who buy it, and then they can do, you know, marketing for you. | |
| Because I would have loved to give this guy, Greg, a pack of Purple Works Nutrition. | |
| Yeah, come on, Greg. | |
| I'm laughing because I have a tattoo on my arm. | |
| It's a gravestone, and it says, Greg Tiny Toes. | |
| And my daughter's first two hamsters were Greg and Tiny Toes, and they both died. | |
| So I have their gravestone on my arm. | |
| And when I convinced Greg, the boxer at the gym, that I adored his feet, And I nicknamed him Tiny Toes. | |
| And then when he didn't return the affection, and I thought he shunned me, that I went, Greg slash Tiny Toes is dead to me. | |
| Oh my god. | |
| Boxers don't get jokes. | |
| They're not into sarcasm. | |
| So he was scared I was this insane gay until I explained the whole story. | |
| The instant coffee is surprisingly good. | |
| This isn't some run-of-the-mill coffee. | |
| I have it on good authority that Purpleworks' Italian importer is named Giuseppe. | |
| He loves thinly sliced meats and he's never watched The Sopranos because he insists it's not Italian enough. | |
| He thinks it's a very difficult situation. | |
| If you've been wanting to support Purpleworks but you're a couch potato, this is a great way for you to check out what Purpleworks has to offer. | |
| But whatever you do, don't take the pre-workout and drink a cup of their fine coffee at the same time. | |
| You'll be up for a week. | |
| Maybe a cup of coffee after you're back from the gym. | |
| Purpleworksnutrition.com, promo code GAVIN for 15% off. | |
| Okay, can we start the show? | |
| Because it feels like it's crawling in your skin. | |
| Yeah, well, this will start, yes. | |
| Hey, guy who makes these, can you change this? | |
| I'm sick of it, and I don't like it because it's misleading. | |
| This is our celebrity backdrop. | |
| So if I'm gossiping about the stars, this should be the backdrop. | |
| But for the intro to the show, it should be everything we cover. | |
| War on Kids, feminism, LGBTQ, racism, my pet Biden. | |
| Celebrity gossip. | |
| What else do we cover? | |
| Proud Boys, Antifa, January 6. | |
| We have a lot of topics. | |
| I hear you loud and clear, Gavin. | |
| You know, from the beginning I knew this guy was a piece of shit. | |
| Hey, F you. | |
| You're done, okay? | |
| I do the graphics, you know, pretty good too. | |
| The classic one here. | |
| So, hey, you're done. | |
| You're done, graphic guy. | |
| No, you're not. | |
| Please, don't listen to him. | |
| You just said he was fine. | |
| Everything Ryan makes looks like someone spilt the tea, literally. | |
| I don't know. | |
| He's into these muted pastels. | |
| This is my ideal here. | |
| It's piss. | |
| Yeah, this is his ideal. | |
| For the color of your suit, maybe a little bit of this. | |
| Slate. | |
| Stop. | |
| Stop. | |
| I'm paying. | |
| I'm sending you to the graphic design gulag. | |
| Didn't we just fire the guy? | |
| No, we did not. | |
| I'm requesting a new one that more encapsulates all of our subjects. | |
| Because the beginning of the show is just fun news. | |
| I could do that. | |
| For example. | |
| I could do all of these. | |
| You saw the guy who said, "We had a great day today. | |
| We went to the Negro League Museum." But he... | |
| I wouldn't say he fully said the N word, but he didn't say Negro. | |
| It was a gray area between us, but he's fired. | |
| Okay, good. | |
| No one should say that word, even if it slips out of their tongue by accident. | |
| You're fired after 20 years. | |
| So if that guy's fired for calling it the... | |
| "Nigger League Museum," then this guy should be fired. | |
| Don't you think you can't turn the black cock black? | |
| We can't turn the clock back No, it's after a minute. | |
| We can't turn the clock back and turn what's on your mind everybody Now this dude is sitting there going I'm fucking fine doesn't matter what I say after this Yeah, fuck it. | |
| You know what? | |
| Black cock, balls, fuck it. | |
| Alright, you know what? | |
| Then he comes back after the break. | |
| Why is there a black college fund and there's not a white college fund? | |
| And have we really seen the numbers on the Holocaust? | |
| Wasn't it just showers to get rid of lice? | |
| All right, you know what? | |
| I'm not gonna lie, 14-year-old girls are often attractive. | |
| I mean, they're bleeding. | |
| God sees them as sexually, you know, provocative. | |
| Old enough to bleed, old enough to butcher. | |
| Back to you, fuckin' Jim. | |
| Fuck. | |
| All right, and you know what? | |
| I'm straight. | |
| I'm not remotely gay, and I'm a little bit racist, but I'd like to suck a black cock, and every time I see a black baseball player, it's in the back of my head, alright? | |
| You happy now? | |
| I'm mad as hell, and I'm not gonna take it anymore! | |
| Uh, Jim, we went to a commercial break 30 seconds ago. | |
| That's fine. | |
| Did you hear his co-host? | |
| Going, oh. | |
| Uh, oh. | |
| We can't turn the black cock black. | |
| We can't turn the clock back. | |
| I know it's after midnight. | |
| So that's funny because he says we can't turn the clock back because it's after midnight, but it also sounds like in context, he's like, well, we can talk about Black Cox after midnight. | |
| Welcome back to Black Cox After Midnight. | |
| Today, we're going to be looking at Shaquille O'Neal's penis. | |
| Yeah, meanwhile, Shaquille O'Neal is sitting there on, is it ESPN, and he's like, when a guy, you know, you can't have some man just come in your face. | |
| You're gonna come at him, you know? | |
| Any of these guys come in your face, you gotta say, you gotta assert yourself back. | |
| And then, and maybe it's Shaquille O'Neal's the only one who caught what he just said. | |
| Yeah, yeah. | |
| Fire him. | |
| Anyone who says a rude word or trips up, fire them. | |
| Stand by and standby. | |
| Also, your daily reminder that animals fucking hate us. | |
| What's this? | |
| Oh yeah, dude. | |
| This is, animals, as we're getting dumber, and this has been a theme this whole week, this idiocracy we're going through, as planes are bashing into each other and everyone's wearing Crocs. | |
| As we're getting dumber, our professors are attacking journalists with machetes. | |
| As we're getting dumber, animals are getting smarter, and we're meeting in the middle. | |
| So this orca, she has a name, her name is Gladys. | |
| It's happening in the studio. | |
| With the mouse. | |
| Yeah the mouse, this mouse has outsmarted us. | |
| We have 17 different traps, he keeps multiplying. | |
| He's definitely going to run through the studio during this thing. | |
| Anyway, Gladys says, hey guys, If you pop the top, you see these giant boat things? | |
| If you pop the top, because remember, if you're in the sea, everything's upside down. | |
| So the top is the bottom for them. | |
| So if you just pop a hole in this, it comes down and then the hole, there's like seven or eight pieces of delicious food there. | |
| Let me show you. | |
| She's training other whales to smash the shit. | |
| What they do is they keep butting into the rudder and it tears a hole in the base and then they start sinking. | |
| Turn it up. | |
| Oh cute! | |
| Killer whales. | |
| I wonder why they're called killer whales. | |
| They seem so adorable. | |
| Maybe it's because they're like, as far as whales go, they're like, killer! | |
| You guys look dressed to kill! | |
| So it's fun. | |
| By the way, no one has sympathy for these people. | |
| They're rich, white people. | |
| Die. | |
| Look, it's banging now. | |
| Turn it up. | |
| Stop the engine. | |
| Huh? | |
| Yeah, just stop the engine. | |
| It needs to wait until it gets off. | |
| We're gonna die. | |
| *Bang* Can't escape. | |
| They're far off the coast of Spain. | |
| Not as cute as dolphins, are they? | |
| The boat's shaking. | |
| They say orcas, but their names are killer whales. | |
| Why not be more appropriate? | |
| Yeah, they're being politically correct, I guess. | |
| That was a doozy. | |
| So this keeps going. | |
| Keep going further. | |
| The group of predators, which is said to have been taught to attack vessels by a female killer whale called White Gladys, are seen surrounding the yacht off the coast of Gibraltar yesterday before repeatedly slamming into it. | |
| In terrifying scenes, with the predators now invisible under the cover of darkness, the attacks became more frequent. | |
| A desperate male crew member can be heard telling Spanish authorities, We need assistance immediately! | |
| We are sinking! | |
| We are sinking! | |
| So that's the sump pump or whatever. | |
| Getting the water out. | |
| The hole is this big, folks. | |
| Fucking **** lights in the car. | |
| Thank God you're able to contact the Coast Guard. | |
| Yeah. | |
| A little late, guys. | |
| - One six, we need assistance immediately. | |
| We need assistance immediately. | |
| We are thinking, we are thinking. - Little late, guys. | |
| I think I would have probably called them the first bonk. | |
| I was just in the south of France, swimming off the coast, off a boat. | |
| Right near White Gladys. | |
| Anyway, they keep going, they get rescued. | |
| You know the Spanish, they like their siestas. | |
| They were a little late. | |
| The boat was exactly at sea level by the time they got there. | |
| So they towed them, which is weird. | |
| They towed them what? | |
| They towed them that they shouldn't be around to shock. | |
| They told them, they said, I ain't going to no ocean, that's going to a shark's house. | |
| He don't come to my house, I don't go to his house. | |
| Why people like to get themselves in a lot of trouble. | |
| So if you go forward, yeah, there they can see the hole. | |
| Wow. | |
| That's the hole they got smashing into the rudder. | |
| And they're taking damage by doing that, aren't they? | |
| What do you mean? | |
| Oh, I guess. | |
| Yeah. | |
| I mean, it's fiberglass. | |
| So they think it's a worthy trade. | |
| I actually don't know how tough their schnozzes are. | |
| Yeah, true. | |
| They could have a tough schnoz. | |
| I have a crossover of those two. | |
| We got a sports-related incident. | |
| We have an animal-related incident. | |
| What if we combine the trois? | |
| And nary the twain shall meet, except for right now. | |
| Combine the trois? | |
| So, two in French is trois? | |
| Yes. | |
| Okay. | |
| Or is it do? | |
| It's do. | |
| It's duh. | |
| Damn it. | |
| In slow motion. | |
| Don't pick up your phones. | |
| You're scared of them. | |
| I think if you put opera music, it would be way better. | |
| Look at that guy. | |
| Ooh, yeah. | |
| Now he's become a flying squirrel. | |
| Oh, this is not good. | |
| All right, that's boring, Ryan. | |
| Thanks for derailing the show. | |
| Oh, that's quite a jump. | |
| Go back to the original article, though, before you ruined everything with bad French. | |
| Uh-oh. | |
| We got the mouse. | |
| Where? | |
| I just saw it. | |
| Where? | |
| I can actually replay it. | |
| Hold on. | |
| Are you sure? | |
| Yeah, but we go back to the link? | |
| Orca link? | |
| We go back to the link because the funny thing about this is they do look delicious. | |
| Like if I'm going to eat someone, I'm going to start with her tits first and then maybe the head. | |
| No, you want the head to stay on. | |
| That's the only one I think. | |
| Oh yeah. | |
| Yum. | |
| Pop that in your mouth with a little bit of salt. | |
| Ideally, you want to do one bite because you bite her tits off and then she's bleeding everywhere and there's holes. | |
| And then nobody likes a blood tit. | |
| Yeah, I'd rather just hum. | |
| But if you tell me where the mouse is now, because last time he was under my desk, right? | |
| I think so. | |
| I can kill him. | |
| You would stomp him? | |
| Yeah. | |
| Well, I don't like that, so I'm not going to tell you. | |
| Oh, you're a faggot. | |
| Oh. | |
| Where'd he go? | |
| Hold on one second. | |
| I think I see him. | |
| Is it worth it? | |
| Let me work it. | |
| Oh no, dammit. | |
| I want to kill the smartest mouse in the world. | |
| All right, you're ruining the show, Ryan. | |
| All right, never mind. | |
| Showing us squirrels, telling us about mice. | |
| Shut up. | |
| Okay, no more rodents. | |
| Speaking of the dangers of going outside, I talked about how diversity mongering in aviation is making it dangerous to fly. | |
| I don't think this is an example of that. | |
| It's in Korea. | |
| They're not quite as bad as us when it comes to hiring people based on no merit. | |
| But someone opened the door. | |
| Now we've been told by everyone that the cabin pressure makes it impossible to open the door. | |
| Right? | |
| Right, Ryan? | |
| Yeah. | |
| How did he do this? | |
| They were coming in for a landing, so they were only like 700 feet away from the runway, so I guess that makes it less intense as far as the air coming in, and the cold, and the time, but the cabin pressure would still be the same. | |
| So how were you able to open the door? | |
| I think they may have just been lying to us so that we wouldn't try it. | |
| Oh, interesting. | |
| Because their explanation of how this happened is, it's impossible. | |
| Okay, well, my eyeballs are telling me different things. | |
| Holy shit! | |
| Can you imagine? | |
| You've got a little kid with you? | |
| You've got your two-year-old next to you? | |
| You're strapping him in? | |
| He wouldn't say why he did it. | |
| He wouldn't say why he did it. | |
| He's an asshole. | |
| Jeffrey Thomas, an aviation expert with airline ratings, described the incident as very bizarre. | |
| He said winds of about 170 miles an hour would have been passing the plane when the door was opened. | |
| It seems implausible that the door could be opened in the first place and then against the airstream. | |
| Technically impossible. | |
| But somehow or another, it has happened. | |
| And I sent it to my avian aviation expert, Anthony Cumia. | |
| And he said, that's I don't understand. | |
| This doesn't make any sense. | |
| Is it possible that when they're doing a like a turn of some sort right so you got equal pressure now what if they do a turn now you have kind of a like a draft going on so that way there's a there's not a vacuum you see what I'm saying so everything is being pushed towards the plane you can't open the door but what if it does a turn and then it's being the door is being shielded from the other air almost like when you're drafting behind a truck could it create a pocket | |
| I don't know. | |
| Maybe your life is better than mine because I've heard returns are always- Mouse! | |
| Right there, look on the screen. | |
| I can't see it. | |
| Wait, where? | |
| You don't see- we have to look on the TV. | |
| So did you ever see a mouse? | |
| No, I was setting up that gag. | |
| Wait, where? | |
| You don't see it? | |
| We have to look on the TV. | |
| So did you ever see a mouse? | |
| No, I was setting up that gag. | |
| Did you see it though? | |
| You didn't like it? | |
| Stop ruining the show, please. | |
| Okay, but you didn't like it at all. | |
| That's why I called it ruining the show. | |
| Wow. | |
| In other news... | |
| Also, in idiocracy news, jump to 1-9, some politician showed up to work more shit-faced than we've ever shown up to work, and I know this kind of drunk. | |
| This is the kind of drunk where you don't think you're that drunk, and then you hear your mouth, and you go, whoa, that is bad. | |
| I guess we broke the connections from the brain to the mouth. | |
| This is worse than Fetterman and Biden, if you can believe that. | |
| Mr. Speaker, I move adoption. | |
| Mr. Campbell, the amendment is accepted by the author. | |
| Is there objection to the adoption of the amendment? | |
| The chair has it done. | |
| and then it's adopted. | |
| Boom. | |
| The chair recognizes Mr. Johnson of Harris. - Yes. | |
| Mr. Johnson of Harris to speak in opposition to the bill. | |
| Do you want the chair to speak in opposition to the bill? | |
| Thank you, Mr. Speaker. | |
| I'll move. | |
| At the end, that was either static on the mic or he was going laughing. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Check the very, very, not very, very end, but the very, very end. | |
| Yeah, that was it. | |
| No, I see her moving. | |
| It's someone sliding a mic or something. | |
| Yeah, look at her go up and then she'll grab the mic. | |
| Yeah, it's like that kind of metal. | |
| Is he fired for that? | |
| Should he be? | |
| Yeah, you probably should be fired if you're passing bills and you're blind drunk. | |
| Some good news for a change. | |
| Jews and Palestinians have come together and united after about over half a century of conflict. | |
| We finally have something they can both agree on. | |
| Walk with Israel participants, joyfully dance in defiance of an anti-Semitic group that was calling for Israel's destruction. | |
| Now zoom in if you can. | |
| Stop. | |
| Yeah. | |
| No zoom necessary. | |
| And the funny part is, truly Hasidic Jews, more Orthodox than Orthodox Jews, don't support Israel. | |
| They think we went there too soon. | |
| We mean the Jews, I mean, in this case. | |
| I believe, I'm not positive, you're supposed to wait till Jesus comes back. | |
| The Messiah. | |
| And then you can occupy the Holy Land. | |
| So these Jews think the other Jews are blaspheming by moving in too soon. | |
| And Palestinians are like, hey, the enemy of my enemy is my friend. | |
| So they happily hang out with Hasidim. | |
| And they understand that? | |
| I guess they read the signs and are like, no, they're cool. | |
| Israel has no right to rule over any part of the Holy Land. | |
| Read the Taliban, Jews in exile, forbidden to have their own, what is it? | |
| To have their own state. | |
| Read the Talmud. | |
| So, Jews and Palestinians are united by hate. | |
| Why does the SPLC and ADL want to shut down hate? | |
| By the way, did you see the ADL has declared the phrase, it's okay to be white, to be a hate speech? | |
| About time. | |
| It's not only hate speech, that sentence, but if it's written out in Helvetica vertically, it's a hate symbol. | |
| Hmm, that I didn't know. | |
| In other words, it's not okay to be white. | |
| I thought they did it a long time ago. | |
| That's like if they gave Michael Jackson a star on the Hollywood Boulevard like today. | |
| They'd be like, really? | |
| That EMT book I was talking about the other day, I found it in my Amazon order list. | |
| It's called Bad Call by Mike Scardino. | |
| Really good book. | |
| Gruesome stories about New York City in the 80s. | |
| Not one question mark in the entire book. | |
| What are you playing there? | |
| the entire book. | |
| In which case, there will be no more college to pay for. | |
| What are you playing there? | |
| It's a little audio book sample. | |
| Oh, okay. | |
| Okay. | |
| A summer job on a New York ambulance. | |
| I love those old New York stories. | |
| Speaking of VMT, now this is NSFW. | |
| This is in Minneapolis on the light train. | |
| Some guys are getting into an argument and the black dude just goes to the other black dude. | |
| Boom. | |
| He falls in between the tracks and then we see him get rolled. | |
| Like stop, stop, stop. | |
| NSFW. | |
| There's kids around or if you're eating, you do not want to see this. | |
| I'm about to show you a man getting murdered. | |
| It's very, very bad. | |
| So proceed with caution here. | |
| Ready? | |
| Go. | |
| Yeah, fuck you. | |
| Boom. | |
| And then he gets sucked back up and rolled. | |
| And you know what's weird about this? | |
| I first heard about this with this tweet, 2-2, where this guy stands over the leg, which I assume is dismembered. | |
| He's guarding it. | |
| After an altercation between two men, one ended up being struck and killed by a light rail dune. | |
| Like what are you doing? | |
| Protecting his leg? | |
| That is strange. | |
| Or like as a human traffic cone so people don't... I guess it's a human traffic cone. | |
| Why are your hands in your pockets? | |
| But isn't the other squash guy the human traffic cone too? | |
| This is crazy! | |
| That shit is crazy! | |
| I like the lack of remorse, too, with the original uploader of the main video. | |
| It's like, just another day. | |
| Well, both. | |
| In both videos, everyone is like, damn! | |
| Wow! | |
| Like, that's a human being, guys. | |
| And probably because it's black-on-black crime, if this was a white dude, we'd be all about racism. | |
| I love the way people write about this now in our politically correct days. | |
| They go, police say the victim was involved in a physical altercation with another man that saw him end up on the tracks as a light train approached. | |
| The headline, of course, is man killed by train after falling. | |
| Well, I guess you are falling if someone punches you in the back of the head when you're near the gap. | |
| In Chicago, or Minneapolis even, it's just considered natural causes. | |
| Dark gravity caused the person to... Finally, Ryan adds something that doesn't bother me. | |
| This again too, it's like not mentioning the race or anything, we're all going to assume it's a black guy. | |
| So that's a disservice they've done, and that worked us up to this point. | |
| Just like date rape. | |
| Well, shut up, you're ruining it again, you're back to zero. | |
| The narrative is relevant here because we're about to get Tommy Robinson on the line. | |
| He just put out a movie called Silenced. | |
| Sorry, he did not put out a movie called Silenced. | |
| A movie called Silenced that he made years ago has leaked. | |
| And that's a violation of his gag order, but it isn't because he didn't put it out. | |
| But I watched it last night. | |
| It's an hour and a half long. | |
| It's mind-blowing. | |
| What do you want to hear first? | |
| What really happened or the narrative? | |
| I can't see your face because... | |
| Oh. | |
| Hey, you look like Brittany Grenier or whatever, that basketball player that brought pot to Russia. | |
| So, let's do the narrative first. | |
| No, let's do the reality first. | |
| Okay. | |
| Tons of Syrian refugees in northern England more mid midlands and Some are assimilating many or not and this one particular kid Jamal is an absolute nightmare He stabbed other kids there. | |
| He beats other kids. | |
| He seems to have a real problem with females So he's attacking girls all the time threatening to rape them. | |
| He's got a little pube stash Smash some girls back with a hockey stick and he he's had Like, his incident report at the school is like this thick. | |
| They find knives on him, of course. | |
| You need a knife to stab people. | |
| One of the worst people alive, basically. | |
| And he says to this kid, Bailey, I'm gonna ripe your sisters tonight. | |
| So Bailey he loses his temper and he I wouldn't even call it a tune-up He just goes like bonkity bonk throws him on the ground. | |
| He happens to have a water bottle in his hand So he pours the water on him says fucking watch what you say about my sisters It's not just what every man would do in that situation. | |
| It's what every man should do if anyone threatens to rape your sisters you have to do a tune-up and What else should we do? | |
| Call authorities? | |
| Well, you're about to learn why that's totally fruitless and useless and impotent. | |
| All right, so that's what happened. | |
| Story's dead. | |
| Someone filmed it. | |
| Ready for the narrative? | |
| The narrative is that some sweet Syrian refugees escape their war. | |
| They get to England where they are promptly waterboarded. | |
| That's right, a little boy named Jamal was waterboarded at school by one of the many Nazis at that school named Bailey. | |
| So, Piers Morgan says we need retribution for this kid. | |
| He needs to be punished severely. | |
| No one's heard, no one's seen the evidence, they just heard the rumor and they go, they just go all out on this poor kid. | |
| The media jumps on it, BBC, everyone can't wait to run with this story. | |
| It goes around the world twice, a lie goes around the world twice before the truth can get its pants on, right? | |
| And then the courts, Using the media and the celebrity's allegations to back their claims, the courts start prosecuting him. | |
| Well, when I say the courts prosecute him, I'm skipping a step. | |
| So, Tommy Robinson goes, yeah, that's not really how it goes. | |
| The kid had stabbed people. | |
| He wasn't motorboated and he was making threats. | |
| How dare you say the truth? | |
| So, this is where the courts come in. | |
| They prosecute Tommy. | |
| No jury. | |
| Judges prosecute him, sue him for a million dollars for libel for telling the truth. | |
| So he makes this documentary, Silenced. | |
| Is it Silence or Silenced? | |
| It is Silenced. | |
| A banned documentary. | |
| He makes this documentary and he shows the judge. | |
| And the judge says, every one of those people you interviewed, because everyone knows the real story, the truth, is what I just told you at the beginning. | |
| They go, they're all lying in that video. | |
| The incident reports, I don't know what they justify the incident reports, they're all there at the school. | |
| And they go, if you ever release this, if anyone else sees this, you're going to jail for two years. | |
| So he goes, he didn't put it out. | |
| Two years go by, it's out, finally out in America. | |
| So that's the backstory. | |
| Let's talk to Tommy now. | |
| Have you got him on the line? | |
| I do. | |
| Tommy, are you there, sir? | |
| I'm here, mate. | |
| I'm here. | |
| By the way, why do you say oy like moin and loin? | |
| Why do I say what? | |
| When you say my, when you say something that's a why, you say oy like you're from Newcastle. | |
| Everyone in Luton says moy instead of my. | |
| No, we say, we drop our tea, so we say lutein. | |
| And water. | |
| Yeah, that's normal British stuff. | |
| But the oi! | |
| Like, oi! | |
| I'm not serving you any more beers till you get them bloody cows out! | |
| I'm certainly not Northern, mate. | |
| I'm certainly not Northern. | |
| I just finished the documentary. | |
| My mind is blown. | |
| I cannot believe it. | |
| My takeaway from it is it sounds like you're in Malaysia or Pakistan or some third world country where they have no intention of giving you a fair trial. | |
| It doesn't sound like Britain. | |
| The problem is, this is just one story. | |
| People have managed to see the behind the scenes now and what's gone on in one story and one court case. | |
| Bearing in mind, if you go on my Wikipedia and you read my convictions list, I've never been convicted by a jury. | |
| I've never had a jury. | |
| That says something, doesn't it? | |
| I've never ever had a jury. | |
| I've always been tried and convicted by a judge. | |
| They've always dropped it to the minimal so a judge can try me. | |
| Now, the problem with this, with this story, is I haven't put a documentary out. | |
| I could have shown... My phone hasn't stopped all day with friends, even family who have now watched this film, who are shocked by what's in it, because I haven't shown them what's in it. | |
| Because from the minute I was given an injunction two years ago, When the judge said to me, the judge started talking about an injunction for this footage. | |
| And I made him aware before any injunction, the film is in America. | |
| And unless your injunction and your jurisdiction covers the United States of America, thankfully, you have the Constitution. | |
| You actually still have free speech. | |
| I know they're coming for it. | |
| At the minute, you are protected by these sorts of actions temporarily anyway. | |
| But so when he gave me it, I have no power over that film. | |
| I'm surprised it took two years. | |
| The first I knew was within the last couple of weeks when I started getting knocking on the door from American journalists asking questions about this film. | |
| I then become aware that it's going to be released. | |
| For me, the feeling of me watching the reaction to it, The whole world's been told I lied. | |
| Not just that Gavin. | |
| They broke my entire family. | |
| They bankrupted me. | |
| They weaponized the court system and they used it against me to financially destroy my life. | |
| And they terrorized, so they destroyed your marriage, they terrorized your children and they terrorized your parents. | |
| You're basically, you're like a Jew living in Egypt. | |
| But they've done this. | |
| This is just one case that people are seeing. | |
| When they tried to break me for years, they put me in jail. | |
| They tried everything. | |
| It didn't work. | |
| They then went for the family. | |
| They're still going for the family now. | |
| What you don't have footage of there is after they targeted the house, after my wife left me, they sent them to the new house. | |
| Then she moved out of that house. | |
| And then there's footage. | |
| I'm driving at half ten at night. | |
| My daughter rings me, says, someone's in the garden, Dad. | |
| Someone's outside. | |
| They're shining torches through the window. | |
| I've got footage of it. | |
| I get there within 10 minutes with my son. | |
| I jump out. | |
| I grab them. | |
| They say again, it's the same group. | |
| They were delivering legal letters at quarter to eleven at night, shining a torch through the window of my children's home, at the home that they know I don't live at. | |
| Because they know that I'm divorced and I don't live in the UK. | |
| That's what they've done. | |
| So none of this has stopped. | |
| It's all continued. | |
| They're still doing it now. | |
| What do they look like when you finally get them? | |
| Do they look like bureaucrats or Antifa or Muslims? | |
| When you see this bloke, when I say he shit himself, yeah? | |
| He shit himself and he's lucky he didn't get killed. | |
| He's lucky he didn't get killed. | |
| Because I went on him and he was on his bum in seconds. | |
| And then he was screaming and crying. | |
| And he's lucky I didn't kill him. | |
| He's lucky that my children come out of the house. | |
| Because I don't know. | |
| If someone's in my family's property, it's late at night. | |
| I have lots of death threats against me. | |
| They're on our property. | |
| They're shining torches. | |
| Where my children live, there's a big glass thing. | |
| So they're shining in on my young girls. | |
| And then he started saying, I've been forced to, I was forced to. | |
| And he was a server from the solicitors. | |
| That's who he was. | |
| And I said, have you ever been sent to a house at quarter to 11 at night? | |
| Have you ever done that? | |
| And he said, no. | |
| I said, don't you think it's pretty strange? | |
| You've been told to come to a children's home at quarter to 11 at night. | |
| And all of this. | |
| All of this, as you see in the film, which would be unbelievable for people to think about, is all to build up pressure, is all to cause disruption, is all to cause chaos within the family, which has been successful. | |
| It's total pressure tactics. | |
| And it continues. | |
| All right, stop, stop. | |
| Here's what we're going to do. | |
| Continue this interview and so I'm gonna cut it here and Then we'll we'll we'll do a longer one and put the movie up on our site And then the longer version of this will be on there. | |
| Okay, so thanks for coming on. | |
| I'm gonna call you right back So if you want to support him You go to supporttommy.com. | |
| All one word. | |
| Pull that up, Jamie. | |
| And the American version. | |
| So that's supporttommy.com. | |
| He's bankrupt. | |
| Divorced. | |
| Doesn't live with his family. | |
| On the run, actually. | |
| But the American version, if you're having trouble with that, or if you're not allowed, I don't know if it's a British thing and you can't donate, the American version is J, this is more general by the way, this isn't just Tommy, this is just more injustice like that, J4A.US. | |
| J4A.us. J, number four, A. | |
| So just three... | |
| What are those called? | |
| Letters? | |
| Three things? | |
| What's a word for numbers and letters? | |
| Digits? | |
| I'm stupid. | |
| J4A.US. | |
| Pull it up. | |
| Okay. | |
| US, not USA, right? | |
| Yeah. | |
| J4A.US, yeah. | |
| Okay, I've got some fun stuff to talk about after that depressing interview with... Do you want to see that site? | |
| Here's the site when you get to it. | |
| This is what it looks like. | |
| Okay. | |
| That's how you know you did it right. | |
| Bam. | |
| Yeah, that's how you know you're there. | |
| And unlike Kim Kardashian's getting prisoners out of jail who were wrongfully imprisoned, they deal with actual innocent people. | |
| I want to get into polyamory and LGBTQ and cucking and Patagonia, Target and all this stuff where these these female ad executives seem to be purposely sabotaging their countries, I mean their companies, as a fuck you to us. | |
| Okay. | |
| I didn't like Bud Light, Target, the Dodgers, and Adidas anyway. | |
| But, uh, fill your boots with sabotage, ladies. | |
| But I'm not going to do that for the freeloaders. | |
| So you're cut off, freeloaders. | |
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