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Give you a country back.

Paul Chaudhry is here, ladies and gentlemen. Why are you here? Paul Chowdhury! Double it! Come in our country! Respect our rules and stuff. Don't take the fish and try and take over. I'm trying to get on stage, mate. Can I get on stage? No. We are none up your balcony, mate. I'm Paul Chowdry. Sold out you too.

Yeah, okay that man.

Ruh ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha. No. We have none. I'm Paul Chowdrey. I'll sell that at the O2. Yeah, I'll get that, mate. Welcome back to the Don't Ask Me That Podcast with me, Paul Chowdry. As you can see, I'm not in the studio this week. I'm on the streets of London. This is more of a documentary piece, so it may be better consumed with video as well as audio. So you can see what's going on in the scenario.

Now a lot of people say this country is being taken over, has been invaded. The country has been taken over by an outside force.

I didn't know about this because it's all over the news now. It's all over mainstream news.

It's all over the internet. It's all over the TV stations. So I went to find out in the Westminster, London, at the United Kingdom rally. Because these people want to unite the kingdom, because somebody's coming here to take it over. So I went to find and talked to the people on the streets of London to find out who's taking it over. So I asked people on the streets of London, who's taking the country over, who's got a valid argument as to who's taking it over. When I was born in the 1970s, the 80s, 90s were all pretty racist.

You know, I mean, they thought we were coming to this country and taking it over, Mike. So I want to find out who's taking the country over for me, who's taken it over, someone's taking it over. So let's see if these people have a valid argument. This is a trigger warning. This episode does contain strong themes, very strong language and themes of a very racist nature.

If that's not what you want to watch, you can go back to previous episodes where I've talked to guests in a very family-friendly way. The United Kingdom Rally is hosted by Stephen

Yaxley Lennon, aka Tommy Robinson, the former head of the English Defence League.

And prior to that, he used to dilute

fruit juice concentrates known as squash in England, Robinson's drinks. Let's get into it on

the streets of London at the United Kingdom rally. I'm here down in Westminster for the

Unite the UK March. Apparently the country's being taken over.

I don't know who's been taking it over.

I need to find out.

Because I want my country back.

Who's taking the country over?

Someone's taking the country over?

I'm not getting involved.

You can't get involved.

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