282 Gavin McInnes ATTACKED

The New York City Crime Report with Pat Dixon

Pat Dixon

True Crime, News, News Commentary

4.2 • 831 Ratings

🗓️ 5 February 2017

⏱️ 61 minutes

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Summary

Controversial writer and performer Gavin McInnes was attacked before his appearance at NYU by Anti-Freedom (antifa) operatives along with some students who protested the event.

The following day, I spoke with Gavin at the Compound Media studio in Manhattan.

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0:00.0	There are three problems in America right now.
0:04.6	We got the Negro, a woman, and the homosexual.
0:10.9	From the smallest room in New York City comes a show that gives you a reason to live.
0:15.5	A lot of racial shit this year.
0:17.6	A lot of racial shit.
0:23.3	And these guys don't really think... this year. Lot of racial shit. You're out here to protect these students for Nazis.
0:26.2	And these guys don't really think that we're Nazis.
0:29.4	They just want to be crusaders for Halloween.
0:31.4	They want to be freedom writers for Halloween.
0:34.2	And so they go out there and they get mace and they tell their friends that they sprayed mace at a knot.
0:37.5	Silencing the press.
0:38.3	It's special.
0:39.3	Beating the political opponents.
0:41.3	He like reached over someone else, dressed all in black, sprayed me, and then disappeared into the night.
0:46.3	Beating political opponents.
0:49.3	That is what fascism is.
0:50.3	That's what we see coming into power in this country.
0:52.3	That's why they don't want to debate. Silencing the press.
0:54.6	Like a goth doesn't want to debate you about mortality.
0:57.2	Political opponents.
0:58.3	That is what fascist in a way.
0:59.6	It wouldn't last very long.
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