The So everybody I'm talking with my wife and Tommy Robinson again today.

Many of you know Tommy Robinson is, I don't know, maybe he's the most controversial person in the Western world at the moment.

I mean, there's always Trump and it's hard to beat Trump for sheer controversy,

for sheer controversy,

but Robinson is definitely in the forefront.

He was the whistleblower on the grooming games, the rape gangs in the UK and he's been the enemy of the

leftist but also the establishment, so to speak, in the UK for many, many years and has paid a big price for his work as a political

activist and as a journalist. And Tammy and I talked him about a month ago after just before he organized a

an assemblage of working-class British people in Trafalgar Square about a

hundred thousand people very peaceful, and that in turn was just before there was a terrible mass murder in the UK that precipitated a series of protests and riots

and then a real crackdown by the UK government,

a crackdown that I do believe threatens free speech

in a major way.

The podcast that Tammy and I did with Tommy has been interfered with in a

major way by YouTube and by Google. It's been deprioritized in the search

engines, the comments have been turned off, it's been demonetized, people can't share it, there's a community warning on it, and I think all of that is a consequence of the fact that what we were discussing is actually dead on target and that's an indication that that's the case and I guess in for a penny and for a pound I was very interested in talking to Robinson I'm trying to get to the bottom of things. I'm trying to sort out the story and so is my wife.

And we didn't finish doing that the last time we talked and so I took the opportunity today.

I hope to roast Robinson over somewhat of a slow fire

insofar as I'm capable of doing that,

to face him with the allegations that have been levied against him with regards to being a right-wing activist and to his past history of behavior that's resulted in convictions and imprisonment in the British judicial system and the penitentiary system.

We walked through all that to the degree

that we were capable and that's what you're

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